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HANDBALL.

Tho galleries of Courtneys ball court, in South
Brooklyn, were filled yesterday afternoon with ad-
mircrs OF the game of handoa, who came to witness
the conclusion OF the match between the McQuade
Brothers, of Now York, and William Courtney and
John Crazy, of Brooklyn Tho match was for best in
thirteen games, Of which wore played last week
In New York, the McQuadc Brothers winning four.
Tnc play yesterday magnificent. The young
Brooklyn team carried of the honors winning four
stragnl games and tho match. The following are tho
made by the contestants:-
Courtney and Grady. ............ 81 Fl 81 21-84
McQuade brotners.. III IA Is Sol
The McQuades have tor years ranked among the
most skllui hsndball players In the country, while
their opponents are comparatively before the pub
lie; consequently thcy did not anticipate the defeat
they met on yesterday. Immediately after tho match
Arthur McQuade issued a challenge to play either OF
his opponents single handed, two matches oil nlne
games each for 500 MATCH II 10 expected that the
challenge will be accepted, whom some lvey play mary
be looked for.
An excellent match also played yesterday at Nc
Quade's court, in Madison street, between Richard
IRWIN and james Boylan, two we'll known New York
players, for $780, best two In three gsrpes. At the
start Irwin the favorte, $50 to $50 being bet
his favor Boylan however by very brilliant play
WOO the match by the following score:-
boNlan 10 "a Zl--Jo
lTWlH "a II ls-9f
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BROOKLYN sCHUETzENFEsT.

The Brooklyn schuetzcn Corps, Captain Doschsr,
commenced their twentlsth annual festival at Myrtle
Avenue Park yesterday. The corps, arriving az the
park at two o'clock, had their guests tho Brooklyn
IL. d. Schuetxen Corps, the separate troop Ringod
Horse Guards, Fnth BRIGADE second division. N. @. s.
N. r. and large delegation from the Now York
schustzsn CorpA Dlnner was served at three O'Clock
and speeches made. Shooting commenced at four
O'Clock and ended la the evening the crowd
increased and dancing was kept up until late hour
Al the ring targets out OF possible 70, the follow
ina are the psst scores w i'liam Klein, New York
Schuetzcn Corps, 81; William Hahn, Now York
schuetzen Corps, 81; Z. g. Zetlar, Zctar Club, New
York, 90; G. Fcnning Zetiar Cub, 63: John Ron,
New YORK Schuetzen Corps, Gl Captain q. Aery. New
YORK schuetsen Corps, On; p. G,ldersesvs, no club
30. Tho rcsult the circular field targos Will not be
known until might In eagle shooting tho parts
were shot away rs foliows:-r schmidt righs crown
w. Ropke. Left crown; Carsten stecht, rIghs head.
The lett head was knockcd on BY acciient and the
money goes 70 tho club treasury louis kieinieder,
sceptrs; Henry Mollcr, globe; Charles Nicksrnick,
lett fore sg shooting Will commence again thss morn
Ing At eight O'clock Committee Of Arransements-
Messrs Doschcr. Diedcrick, Paulscn, Posbery and
K0geler shooting Maslcrs-H. Muller and O. Badsl-
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Colonel q W. Wngatc and Captain J. q. Story, of
the CommittOc on tho Selection OF National Team,
met yesterday the ranges General Wylie being
absenp end agreed that the unoompleied scores Ut
July IL should DO finished Tuesday next beginning
at the 900 yards distance Tho other
of members who were unable TO finish their records
before Will he shot folows:--On Saturday next,
those Of Clark which he missed on July 25 those Of
Weber, corresponding 10 August OF Dakin. July Ia ;
Washourh, July 81 Rathbonc August l. On Wcdnes
day, Dakin, July rs; Washburn, August !, aud Jewell
July Is.
Although just yet II would DO premature to publish
the individual averages OF tho members. II may now
be now confidently predicted that the following gentle
men will compose tho American team OF 1877 Messrs
Dakin, Jewell, AlIon, jackson, Blydcnburgh, Hyde,
Bruce, Weber. Between Bruce, Blydenburgn aud
Hepburn thcre viii DO u close contest ier tho place
Which only ono OF thom can l
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The yachts vssta, NY YC., Mr. Mills, and Fleet
wing, Mr. George A. Osgood, anchor on the
HERALD telegraph station at whitcstone.
stcsm yacht Lurline, N.Y.YC., Mr. Phillips
Ph0nIx, from Jew York Tor New London. and the
sloop Myra, A.Y.C., MAJOR Urich, IRON Glen Cove,
passed through He'll Gate yesterday.
The long oresail OF the Canadian yacht Countess Of
Duncrin w@ sold At stopleton, by Sheriff Brown,
yesterday. 70 satisfy claim for storage. to Mr. Horn
layer for s.. Mr. Hornfsyer is tho owner of one
fifteen hundred dollar share in tho yacht, and OF
her sails, valued $780, both purchased at SherT's
sale for $12 so.
General BENJAMIN +. Buffers yacht America sailed
from Halifax yesterday Tor Bay Chaleurs
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0. McDaulel's oh. t. by Glen Athol-salns watson

D. McDauiels oh. by Glen Athol-Sallie Watson
Vnh 1vp o.
J. H. Williams b. h. FAIR Play (6l $500. lV2
George Lougstaf's Dr. h. Partnerships t6 $3.50. liz
ID. j. Crouse's CHI. c. Auburn f3 81, 0o0... 90
POOL SALES
The following 10 al average Of the pools sold this
afternoon on TO morrow's races
First Race -rhree-quarters of miie.-Rhadaman-
thus, s65 Cniqu,a, $42 sfadae, $42; Bill Bass. $3S
MAJOR Barker, S24 and Grit, $l5
Second Race-A mile and three-quarters .-Sh lock,
SIS; vicerov. $22; Galway $40: Berlram, SIS;
Henry Owens, SIS; st. James. $H, Wash
Booth SIS. and Rappan annock $1l.
THIRD Race-Mle heats -Bradamante, $50; Part
nership, $l3 and Lady Sslyers, 81
Fourth Race--A milo and eighth.-Fair Play,
SIS, and Brother Of Willie Burke, IS
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SOLDIER LETTER CARRIERS.

In reply to the application OF Postmaster James, on
the 4th inst, to the Postmaster General for authority
to pay carriers and their substitutes for the time
they were duty with their regiments Of the
National Guard during the last STRIKE the following
letter received yesterday
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON ID. e., August q, 1871
SIR-Your letter oil the It'll INST Is received You
are hereby authorized 10 pay the carriers (seven)
named in your letter their salaries for time they
we're absent with their regiments account OF tho
tc RIOTS aud pay their subsidiaries for the same
time at The rate oil SG75, less Ave per cent year.
you advise. Very respectfully
JAMES II. MARI,
Acting First Assistant Postmaster General
Hon. THOMAS j.. JAMES, Postmaster, New YORK.
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CRICKET NOTES.

Tho cricket match between the St. Georges and Man.
haitian clubs announced 70 take place yesterday has
been indefinitely postponed.
Tomorrow tho second eleven OF the Manhattan Club
will play the Young Columbia Club Of Hoboken, at
Prospect Park. The Manhattan team will consist Of
the veteran James Smith captain, and Messrs.
Scott, AImes, H. Tucker, J. Tucker, Tisy, Barclay,
Evans Jones, b. Grc!g and @. Giles, Jr The game
will begin at eleven O'Clock.
On Saturday August is, the St. Georges will play
tho Belmont Club, Of Pbladclphis on the grounds Of
the latter at Hoboken. The match between the first
eleven OF tho ST. Georges and Staten Island clubs VIII be
plQved In lew DAYS
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abrlnsnt display or shootse bet ID wss svIds1 thse
Captain Patron had the greatest share OF iuc4 ahd
Captain Lelghton's determined up ht light was worAy
OF all the encomiums u gained for him The sho1tpg
oil OF the tho present remains IN abeyance, 4neif
does tax place the present contest Will D-
bly, leaf to another OF quite as important char9cfr
between the same parties. Tao birds were suppl,dp ~
Hammond OF the Borough, aud although they vcto
the best blue rocks, they would nave nown nuehR4-
ter mad they had the OF good nfcezo
them Messrs porgai 4 sons choke guns were u'eS
by both shooters. 4
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cREEDMOOR.

CLOSE OF THE COMPETITIONS FOR PLACES ON
THE AMERICAN NATIONAL RIFLE TEAM-rHE
SUCCESSFUL COMPETITIONS.
The fourth and last competition for positions the
American national; rife team nnished yesterday
afternoon az Creedmoor. There twenty.two
entries for tho match, the absentees being
Hodgman, Hobbard, weymss, White. Scott,
Bodine, Crowel and Rabpette Mr. Farrow.
OF the original thirty competitors having obtained
leave to rotire from the matches. appeared in
anomalous position yesterday by practcing on tho
targets with those engaged in tho competition, making
so his firing cards say, score OF 200. Tho weather
was splendid wlnle the competition lasted,
and some splendid records were made. The
team total OF tho eight highest scores
sums up l,04o OF possible lSo0 points, this
beng by SIX points higher record Than was made
three weeks ago ON the same ground and by nearly
the same men, IL Is the best team that has ever
been made by eight mon any match or competition.
MIR. l. L. Allen Is again at the head OF tho list, with
splendid showing OF 2l2 out of possible 90 points.
Tho following tho
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CONFIDENCE MAN CAUGHT.

The Chief Of Police Newark last evening arrested
Andrew b. Crcvcy, OF Vaudeville. N. j., on q charge
Of fraud IL appears that for the past two or three
weeks Crevey has been travelling about Newark rep
well known brewer and book Keeper for Messrx Bless
a. Drake smoothing iron manufacturers. BY this
means no succeeded IN obtaining on credit large
amount OF goods from somo fifteen dinercut people.
he Is held for trial.
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AMArkUR CLUB MATCHES. f.tl
The members OF tho Amateur Club, who
peting for places their club tenn that to shoot
against tho Canadians shot tho ranges Yesterday
the ef, OF tho limo where tho shooting was going
forward for places tho American team. Mr..
j. +. Waters had charge Of these matches
MT l.. Gciger who heads the record on
"A soorc OF 205 out OF a possible .2a
has mndc uniform shooting throughout than any
man on tho held. HIS general average stands very
high, but Tor the accident Of birlh which bars
nm from bong member Of thc Aineficun team, no
would have been third or fourth nan on II.
nm
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BASE ALL NOTES,

The Buckeyes OF Columbus, received their third
defeat at the hands OF the Allegheny Club ut Allegheny
yesterday. Following is the score
Buckeye. 0 0 OIL
Allegheny. ..... ........ o o o y o 0 2-2
Umpirc-Mr. Pratt
At Communipaw the Flyaways defeated the Young
Hartfords by the following SCORE
Fyaways.............0 0 do
Hartford Jr........ OO1 l. 4
remarkably fine game was played at Poughkcepse
levccn the Volunteers OF that place and the Huds0ns
Fookiyn, the latter winning BY score OF TOO
~ game at Binghamon the Crickets. defeated the
Rrchceters by a score Of 8 TO 4.
Tho Press nne will make their first appearance
the ball neld this Friday, at the Cap!tone
ground, where they will encounter the Crystals.
To-day the Harti0rds and Hartford amateurs play at
Hartford; Cincinpatis and Chcagocs, at Chicago;
Louisville and ST. Louis at ST. Louis and Buckeye and
Allegheny, at Allegheny.
Al providence the Rhode ISLANDS scored to tho
Fall Rivers D.
At ST. LOUIS the Louisvillss scored 10, while the
home club only counted 8
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WAvERLY DRIVING PARK.

The second day Of the trosting and running meeting
at waverly Driving Park, New Jersey, closed yss,er-
day. The attendance was fair and the track In the
condition. The following the
SUMMARIES.
WAvERLy DRIVING PARK, NEW JERsEy-THE SECOND
CLOSING DAY OF THE IRoTTING RUNNING MEET-
TNG--WKDNEspAY AUGUST 8. 1S77.-Purse $780, for
horses that nave never beaten 235; 500 TO the frat
S25 to the secoad and SIS to the third horse; mile
heats hast thrae n five in hnrncss
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SUMMARIES.
ROCHESTER, August s. lS77.-Purse s. 500 for 90
SARATOGA RACES.
SARATOGA, Angus. 8. 1877.

SAKATOGA, August 3, 1911
Tho following are the Tor the races to be run
tomorrow, together with tho pool selling which took
place ut the track during the afternoon In the FIRST
race there are SIX ENTREES In tho eght IN the
tblrd three, and tho fourth SIX, making total OF
twenty. three Good racing 10 Anticipated.
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CONDITIONS THE THR COURSE
The open to ali boats belonging 10 the club
under th,rty-two ec slo0ps 10 carry mainsa lib aud
gahtopsail; catboats 70 carry mairsas only.
The course was from the end Of Long Wharf to and
around the norih end of Goulds lsand leaving IL on
the starboard, thence south, leaving Roso Island on
the port ana continue to and around the Can Buoy
the south end Of the Torpedo station, leaving tho
port then 10 tho point OF starting and continue the
whole course = second time distance oil seventeen
miles The wind was from the southwest, ana gave
all an opportunity OF getting well away.
CONTEST.
The yachts continued their way in the same
order as thcy started until the Lillian had about
reached Goud's Island when the Dart passed her.
The Fidgct passed Lillian at the north end OF tho
island, the Dove getting tho latter when
south end Of the island on The return home.
START Arrival
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AN EXCITING HANDICAP RACE-THE DART THE
VICTOR BY A MINUTE.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD1
NEWPORT, August s, 1871
The race to-day by the yachts of the Newport Club
was quite exciting event. and white II was handi-
cop contest the extreme allowsn being made, the
Dart which considered the fastest boat, the
race, although she to allow much lteen
utes to one Of the other boats
CONTESTANTS.
Four boats started as follows--
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The following Is Chs time Of the ssart and arrIva:

The Dart, therefore, won By minute, although the
Fldget vent the In I'm. 33s less than she
did. The prize handsome silver bell aud cigar
holder, presented by Mr. 5. +. Pratt, OF Boston.
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Umpire, Mr.. Bunce Time of game, two hours and
six minutes. FIRST base by crrorsHartords, 2; Bos
tons, 3. Runs earned-Hartfords, l; Bostons,2 Lcf
bases Hartfords, s: Rostons,
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6eill another ocean dlsaster Ii reported. The
sssamsr Montgomery, plying bsswssm Havana
and Nsw yert, collidsd With tho steamship
Seminole o6 Csps May n. T.. and sunk In III
minutes. -Four pssstlgsss and nine Of The Grew
wsss drowned.
correspondent os the New York T.mss,
Who wAs an eyewitness os tho meeting bs-
tween Frederick Nay and James Gordon Dsn.
nsts. u Marydsli. Nd. glvss The following psv.
slculArs VI ths AGAR !. 4 mistake IL she bear.
inss caussd The contest 10 take place ID
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have y In delaware. Bennett lsss
New York Dnnday svsning, aeSou-
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rhslps, Louis l.crillasd, Carroll Liviugssons,
snd ! servant, Iof,llari and lAvinxssoue
seoppsd q the CoaslnsntAl u Ih,ladslphla. The
others went on 10 WILMINGTON. Here ticket.
wsss bought sos EAston. "a, bnt Tho rarty
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ths country oa foot III shs direction o1 si.s
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wsss joined q Marydell !, May a,.l As@ sscouS,
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tho railroad tssck about ! mil~. and
then turned % Tho lcfi and cronsSsj
over small blu into slvie which separates
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s~eiA down the fivef, malsRlln1 and do
ssfostn@ III Within ~ path. HssAmbaass. hsfsss
ARA every srersts NJ csAst ~~s - rlay.
thlngs fcF lie raging torrent u ~ srd water.
FW hundreds u miles thsy wese swept fross
their mooslngs ono aftes another. and twtsiing
In Tho vcstsA wess cracked llhs cgg shells.
aud snnk ont of ~iehs. Tie ssreAm. Ill along
the rctsc waa dotted hcrc and there viii, tho
wrecks of heats aud hasgc~ tia, had r~rrc.
ssnt<d thousands % dnllas~. II u ssta shM
the grinding roar cs The leo could IN heard sos
mtlsa along the country aide, end thousands "
people hcckrsi In alarm 10 the hsnhs cf tho
river 10 aeccttsln ths cause of tho aneefthiy
din. The numb~s Of lost river crafts. II IL -.
ttmAted. will reach into tho thcnssnie and th~
lc~a y figured ~ between 2.oco soo 10 "A, 600.
0oo
The weAsrn Union Telegraph Company haa
mAdc another reduction in tolls on message.
between Tho Eat aud wcet
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1877-01-19

JmE seie itide Journals are discussing
new process II making snA, the ch.al
nsp. III which VII. a!Mi. III H. use tn
fuel. II ID SAID tia. Ii might bo delis
er.a in Residences for #, c'n's ~ l~.
rtf | ,DhD fs,t.