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BosToN. Aug. 5.-Another case of forgery
was discovered here similar 10 that pracuced few da's
since BY john b. Rhodes of ths city. IN giving tho
name of Higgins opened account with DanG depos-
ting 500 After several transactions, lac left check
upun the banking house Of A. Hawley Co fOT $1,000,
Nich came through Clearing House, aud then drew
~ 100 At the monthly settlement ~ the ABOVE hrm
with the bauk a=crrtained mat the chsck original
IL even Was for S2j aud had Deen raised TO - 900 ihe
forser IA stlll unknown
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
ENGINEERS AS snERIfrs oPFlcERs.

PORTSMOUTH, y. H., Aug. 5.-rhe engineers
aud urru, ucIunrin. 10 tGe engines u tie Eastern
Ntilipa.. oi Now Hampshire which attached
Nue.ly AZ the san o the National Bank of Commerce
oflusOn discharged by the Company late Thursday
nt. immediately after tBcy were rc.nstdtcG hy the
sucril and are doing double duty as ailtoad meu
anu -hrrns Keepers, the Sheriff now having absolute
pOese ssiou aud control OF she onsiues
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
MATCHES AT CREEDMOOR.

At Creedmoor, Oh Saturday, a match was
shot at the long range fifteen shots at each distance
for the sharps gold purse OF $3.50 OF the competi-
tors all except Waters are shooting In the compet
ons for the selection OF the American team The shoo
inc was rather below the average which attributed
TO n 1uartering and treacherous wind. The light was
considered good and there little mirage ~ front OF
the targets Mai Fulton led In the scores with ~ ont
, possible 225 but as the conditions OF the match are
that the led all competitors AZ each
the prize the property Of the National te Asso
ciotion following were the made
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
DISMISSAL OF NEw JERSEY TROOPS.

Gov. Bedle of New Jersey dismissed his s''n
an SATURDAY evening. and Joined his family az Long
Rr,neh aud GEN Mott dismissed bis stan and retdFhou
10 Trenton Daring the afternoon the ith Regiment !.
c.. n J., and the Bergen Battalion. which haa o'eh
Phiipsers, returned to Jersey city and were
leaving only portion Of tho Second Hns"ne ~ 10"
Brunswick. Az the Armory OF tho 4th Regiment 70 'o
sey CITY COL steele thanked the men ior tne ssys
AM rba Regiment had boen on duty fourteen ea,' %
sight Of them AZ Phpsburg, and hsd losr .s o.e by
Charles Wessenbergcr oy nslAra M cents ssf-
sssnts So cents; second heuenants s5 -, ,n.a a.
tenants ~ 37is; captains - tne eo'n@
aeers paying Tor theu ewn haas@
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
pEAcnF. AhrNDANr.

There was very liberal supply of peaches
saturday The trains brought 3s ears. with 7I5o
basketsmnd 900 crates The Lewe. delaware steamer
brought 966 crates ana l0s bIskcts The receipts 20
date are equal about 1O330O baskets. Inis the
argect supply o basket irut tlla has been received
t'rtf.s sod at from ~ to ~ -. baskets lrOni -
zen 10 IL with good Many atc sales OF good sock
al from 10 90 conts. NeW-JciscY pe ichc, brought
rom 40 10 80 cents FOR cdltd fruit, ana 81
~ - Tor punc has eta NaIt1 Carolina Mas repTe-
senteI by 200 crates which wer. sold at f0m p to So
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
DISAPPEARANCE or a BROOKLYN BARBER
D.P. Howell of No. 31G Fiith-ave., Brook

lyn stated al tue Police Genital Oe- SATURDAY. morning
that jacob schre Der o No. ID tntn-aye., BroOk,h
disappeared tGe morning OF AIgust1 Scnrcibrr was
"a barber. let MS t1at daS IL b.
lic, ed that he going NoYIDr6 city. H. WI, -
years OF gr. five feet ten mc-, ~ he.g b h1d dark hair
au snail sl,g hsaer- and da.k pllli tgu4stIs
blur aHaci coat. black elt Iai 4ud Yltc shirt Tie
native o. Gcruld ~, Dut poke Eng-I ain accuracy
and auency. lie lai wife aui tIr-e clldrcn tits
flny relations W,Ie pleasant, AMI hc was 10 known To
my. my trUunIe..
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
A FATAL FALL FROM A WAGON
Michael RYAN OF Biy Shore. l.. l., while driv

Ing down the 4yenre leading TO te Oimypc cab about
O'Clock saturday evening, was thrown forward over
the iashhoa ard his head striking st tue fore wheel
Ills skull was crushed ani nc wa instantly Killed sV-
r ~ he .o. were nroncu gu o. tuc wheel. Coroner
Pres oh has been nfDrucd ami an inquest VIII proDaoiy
be held this afternoon. Ryan Leaves VIE ana ti'ec
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
POLO pLAyING AT NEwPORT.

NEWPORT, K. l., Aug. 5.-Eight excellent
games OF Polo were played Saturday afternoon before st
least 600 spectators The Reds won ali the games The
sides we're as follows: Reds-Lloyd :. Bryce. Captain
Me-sr7. CARROLL Bryce and Harry Oerlchs. Biut.-- =
Rowland CaDtain Messrs John Mott, Fairmau Rogers.
and j. wilson ijrOOks.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

witA ,i.tncA.uJ: WRls have you made II round the
waist Mrs prieef DroS-maker iventyOne inches
ma'ain. Y0u coultint breathe with less!' Lady
what's Lady Jomima Joness wastp Drcssnakei ::
u-anti-n-ha just now, ma'am. But her Lady
Sims heat shorter are, and she's got
Iaarh thinner nince her ilness iast Autumn !" Lady
INen M IL noteer Mrs. Price, and III engage W
get into N.'--i Ince,
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
RIcnARD,s EASY vLcIoRY AT BUrFM.O.

BUFFALO, Aug. 5.-Thc seventh and finish
ing hels Of the unfinished foI the 225 class. yeser
day proved an easy victory Richard. WHO led at the
start increasing bis eai a the way round and finishing
six lengths ahead Jog, ginning the neat AMI race ID
2:26, with Little Gypsey second, and Low scott thisd
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
R,cEs ON rHk PAssAIC RIVER.

Three rowing races took place at Passaic on
Saturday, open TO all Doi clubs on The Passsie River
Tho prizes SILVER gobeI. two silver boxes, and a
silver pitcher the first event Of the day Tor single
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

vons rs for newspapers OF the present day to con-
fer n new name upon the inlet. &" Van" is Dutch, |oH
is German 'h
-Netcdrk, July 80, 1877.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

feil as she expressed II, very mouInu" Al night sbe
PRAYED +" y Lord, please 10 make my dear mamma Ne
az lin She must have eaten some thing tbat didn't in
eest Don't lei her DC sick any more, or H ~ J"a 10 her.
nor 10 ne either"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

RESULT Or TigeE cDNPaHuyE TRIALS At CREED
N,pR-rwo MDaE DAYS OF sHO priNG-coN-
PAusJNs or SCORES.
"What viii be the composition OF the
American team r is moss She question among the
rG,e, r.rou,,out .Ge country. The election Of the
tcli an reserves arranged upon tae following con
iirops: Four compositions 20 De hsli OF TWO days
,cb which all native born citizens % the United states
WI, had male o certain previous average score
Al the loneraucrs. were invited to enter Upon
le conriu4ion of jhe competitions eXmeuoeFs o' the
team were be selected n the order o. mer.' 's SHOWN
by ;ne Cd. their &c 'r7 n these coFctoi'' iH'
highest aggregate takme the first place. and so on anti
t,. .,,,ire,i rlilnrr WIS obtained The Committee OF
Arru eacuts and tne -iN chosen are, by joint
majority vote. tJ eec; bc other t@o Ol th' ct urees
iry 90 constitute jhe team, making ther selection from
rhrmcn of known skill who may not iaY. shot h "j or
any OF he c5apetinr The reserve are to consist Of
the yro rifle men among Che next hishes, competitors TO
tIus. a'read5 20 tne team.
Gn response The invitation sent ON. by the Committee
ONLY thirty lou--lae nar,>fncu sihea tier desir, ID
rur.r th, competition. whc lass year tn"ro we're forty
uuc catlI.r TIN. ilr'uN tvo iu compel .i'h+ t,''e
i,cd bv yioens storm According to- the made
thc fo Ioviu. .rc she nr.. -IN leading averages;
col IL = level ~ :roo:iya 2o5 ~
= .oorr, conn-...-...... 1888
+ Weber Hr, okiyu- lef5
IN .- comucntous V.,-l nave been sho.. Jewell aas
taken 20 position Iifc t.-t eight ,gru fu' fitu Go"
ovi r score. 2I2. 2n- 900. ami 200. II has he
.rspcclycy hrt s-c'n tiIri 1T fourth positions. and
s.rIrrl The i-hr5t made 20 any ~
iho com rliu iu,. Cen DaSn ~ also oeru
,,r of iir ussi EIGHT, with tire following scores
100 POO. ald Dos Aicn uas been iu the
,t egn, .Jar %; fae live days shouting with The lo-
.oNu= scores 200 @p1 io2 'nt 2oJ. byienDnt,h
s. boon ot tls - ri . hfre turs our of i've. bis
scores standing l93. cot rud 2oi r-secuyey. Nebrr
his ot fouf 'g- uHt 1f te htr luNneru ih the ugst
rik.t tg,co oLly, with l9j .ud 2o9 points. H. de
als r..t.d 10 tIr hr,t ,t,it IA each Of uie
competitions. tak.ae ir following positions. thi,d'
at-. iuir', fith ami s"cOni Witn tuc scores. i91,
L., 2u9. 1913 ,uI -pT =. RtlbJue. wlp D., known
t..t., hi. ..IDS ltr-urn - the old Moluc was Ou
no ana lsf year an b. cDHrcri se and Trustworthy.
his -,.es arr go AMI Dee na- br.I iu t!r r, eight
I,,i, out of thr t.ifse tlrS he d., shot he been
froubnd w.tf astul7, "ti-h las prevented MIN rom
.aout x in ali tuc competitions.
I'm. r,uptriSin hrt Wrru tIr mark -nlen shoot Hg
,,nt.finl last year aud ...is year shown by the fol-
l,,.1r .lrnI.t.s,. nl lurr lulnp -lllIlns;
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

taon Of freight to and from the great railroad lines
which terminate Jersey City, The capital of the COM
pnnY is lO.OOOOOO
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

f. ,t thus be- s-cu tlit ta- m.rl,.hcu morally utte
ni.r,ved as ts Iycrtgcs ure D-ttr t-ih aH year Wh
49, .p.n oi ia tt o. Yale - oNe ,ie follow
Inc ~ rt r-inhcls years tesin, Win tic scores
ma ie .u t.c rUo days uutcA:
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

second
ship between Naness and the Hudson clubs al The Park
on saturday va, witnessed by 5000 persons. The game
won by Club after close and exciting contest
by the following 1'Ts i.t % Sd 4th 5th 9th 7h sh 9th
iiaG.o1......... Niia@s,o...........S 9 . D g
4 large number Of persons also witnessed the
Park championship between tho Lafayette Club Of
Broyn and the Wn,na club Of Fsbush Prospect PARK
HOS.
The champion semi-professional Chelsea Club Of
Brooklyn visited Orange y saturday and played their
homo md home game with she Orange Club OF that place Tho
CLelsets Won the game by - score oi ~ 10 -
The return game on the Union Grounds on Satur-
day the Young Mutual and Amateur clubs was Wit
game EASILY b. a score Of rs 80 Z.
IL a game at staten Island on Saturday between
, ,I.r, ei and f,e orfe<.tep club of this city the
Qul. s,iels Won tho game by score ot 10 toJ
AZ Cincinnati ON Saturday tine championship game
between the ST. LOUIS stockings aud the Cincinnati
Red stockings by the Brown stockings by te core
of5o8
The LOWsyi.lc GTays won an easy victory over the
f or Cseq 70 Wuto stockings their sixth champion
shp came ri louisville saturday by score Of II too
The Boston Red Stockings played q game m Phlla-
dcp saturday. with tie Athletics and defeated hem by
a scar. II . 90 Z.
Ia q game M Lowell. Mass, on Saturday, between
te Lowell and Rhode land cuD the former club "ol the
gam. easily py 4 score o' 10 % -
The coming week will be n bnsy one in This vicin-
i.y in base bill To-day he Harfor5 py their FIRST game
since o. cir return home with the cheeos on Tuesday and
Wednesday R'ston Red SocSne. play c'@mponship
nlq ,airst he srJ, International tiuD " ~yrdcu-'
The following is tic championship record 70 date
Of games played and los by the six League clubs u
, e s.eo that tho L3ul.ge5 miutan the lead she
Boston and ST. Louis clis Oeus ue 's aac'nd position
cap. paysl Wap. Lot claos PaEia Won Lob Il
/, L.5s.. ass...s5 g i 5is"Ss, n:a5a i 3
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

In ,ne keuo suI-Is mach Wimbledon on July l9 !
1877. Gland earned OH trUpHy with hror never
yrt sqaacd oA .ac sans Ihc rsgprctye
were as follows out e pos.l"Ir 500 points:
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

- d .Ar I|sNnT In0uDcIb OI tI THI'FNHTINna I'tn
sot 90 Ec match, three ot them being 10 the EnEilsh,
two iu the Ir-A anf one 90 TIE Scotch team.
IL l. matter oi speculation wh" VIII De- elected
TO ll. q ms seven and eight uu tho American team Tue
general l. that Dudley pcph W the Crescent
CIT, X nc CluD. uiadc 2lJ Out u pusslpc -.
which Is the highest srurr recori, "ll al one the
po,iuOs: and tuat either CU Girr-i"tyr, 'o Bndne,
or IL Fulton viii MI the other It's possible tha Mr.
EathDono may yet position on fhr team, but nom
al appearances tue team viii stand as above.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06
RASE RAII.

The second game for she Prospect Park champion
ship between the Namess and tho Hudson clubs al e PARK
on Saturday Was witnessed by 5000 persons. The game wa
won by Club after close and exciting contest
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

TIE .isl,a. rtght scores in me inc cunpcItcI t
Cuub.ds, ior the .crctun OF tbs Brush team Oh JuY
.i .m0tliie to- points, uut OF possible l,,JJ
gnIl, Ola tine cIy tuc ves cight oi The American
rn n-n inaGt total 81 lOSl p0nls out Of possible
So, WII,h b. tHv b si made 0u any range.
I following are Tie nHUo pn tr .rst di sdoO
M Tor ihe Centennial trophy ast 81;
d........... iS6 Australia Las
Iceland ........ LJr2 tlhait l,zJJ
a..
New-York tribune., 1877-08-06

In iouiHL over the scores thJt M'f' mdIc ~ tIr
United kingdom team alls curing ther com
-iitio- a winch rcsui - in lrc,Vn o. ne team,
SO Ga. f..
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successfully treated. Full particulars, direc-
tions for preparation and use, and advice and
instructions for successful treatment ut your
own home will he received by you by return
mail, free Of charge, by addressing
DIX. JOHN S. BURNETT,
W n " lG7 Jefferson street l.ou,svill