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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
CWITHIN Q. SHORrLIDGE's ACADEMY

CWITHlN c. SHORrLIDGE'S ACADEMY,
~ MEDIA, PENNSlLNANIA
FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
Recommended by Bayad Taylor. by DR. b. Lip9ilcot and
A. Basset Wa-hIEtOu, j. C.. Rev. j. A. chtdA
and rev r j H. T. or ray Of e H. Penn BY il Fefnando
Wood Judge Van ioeser 'oone Richard j. Hinton amt
modOre Hon II. Bish j. and Hon. W W. Hicks.
Flouda General joan l. houlL olorado Dr Ihos, =
bndy Harvard College, and many others
$50 quarter or anu boys boar ing school
ooks No eXra charges except for music special
dun boys Inivual and cas isfrlcfipn for
advanced aud bac yutng combining the al
vanfages OF PRIV tutoring nd schOoiroom nil Ehgsh
Twelve Instructors all men and al graduates.
spOken language ciss@s Book. ping an Pen
Ismmc,s a<espne snd PenmInshiD We XIV icct'rcs
by Phi ale nina PROT fnes'
ratus experiment ana Illustration Fine bui ding. Ia
nftyhve heitoi IA ~ stores AM nghte WIN la
and cold baths gymnasium excellent table. ample
New Illustrated circular cOuIalns picture buildings
and st., Philadelphia IS daily trains. ~
them regularly. sehoa only few minutes from Media
Media has seven churches aud Temperance charter
stf,tly nbtng The sale OF all intoxicating
drinks he he III record ~ Media has few parallels.
students mifed III any line
No examnat requisite for adfni sson.
For fnl psrtscu adJreAs SWITnIN Z. sHORILIDCE,
A. M. ,HaIvari UuiverS J graGnael. Media Penn
"kNE CALL ATTENTION to the adver-
w tscmenf Of Dr. lgrine's school Parents would
do The merits u this INSTITUTION Tue
peuss the yearly tditon very reasonat and the recon-
uepdation j. Losing, the welikn1wu historian
oi Pc Ter n Bry sou II phnnix Raux. of
city W Cheney second at the Cheney Broth
ers AN manufaaflrerA south ancheser Conn sufficient
gnarant re OF MS and ~ ming While the dl
An feature occupies place altogether nbordi-
nate regular studies sto The hnding al ground. they
having visited the institution during the summer
independents
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-06-18
SANFORDS
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH

A purely vegetable distillation entirely
unlike oil other remedies.
TN the preparation of this remarkable remedy every
herb, plant, and bark Is subjected to distillation
whereby the essential medical principle Is obtained Ii
still u inert yauelesa. and totally unfit for in an
organism delicate the nasal passages. Yet all
turca, saturated solufiona-
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-06-18
SURPRISING CubE.

Gentlemen. About twelve years ago, while travel
ling with Father Kemps Old Folks Concert Troupe as
tenor singer. took severe cold and laid up a
Newark, Nj. scoid brought on severe attack OF
Catarrh which batted with every known remedy for
four weeks without avail, and was finally obliged TO
unable 70 sing note. For three years afterwards
unable 10 sing ut ALL The first attack of Catarrh
had left my and throat sensitive that the
slightest cold would bring on fresh attack, leaving
prostr ated. In this continued to suffer. The
last attack the severcst ever had terrible. suf
fered the must excruc ing pain In my head, was
hoarse to be scarcely able TO speak, and conghed
necessarily. thought was going into quick con-
sumption, and firmly belisys That had these symp
dered me an easy victim. when In this distressing
condition, commenced the ~ OF sAyrorp's RADICAL
CURE FOR very reluctantly confess as had
tried all the advertised remeli swthort ncht The
nrst dose OF this wonderful medicine gave me the
greatest relief N s hardly possible for whose head
aches eyes ache, who scarcely culae distinctly
account OF the choking accumuations in his throat
TO realize how much relef1 obtained from the hrst ap
plicston Of SASFoBD's RADICAL CuRE. Under Its in
and by an occasional of the remedy since, have
been entirely free from Catarrh, for the hrs time In
Respectfully yours,
GEO. W. HoLBROoK.
wALrHAM MASS, Jan. 9, 1875.
PSI purchased the RADICAL CuRK OF GEO. IL.
ROGERS, Druggist. Rumford Building
Each package contains Dr sanfords Improved Inhal-
ing Tube, with iull directions for use In all cases.
Price. t00 For sale by all Wholesale and Retail Drug
gists throughout the United States and Ganadas.
WEEKS d POTTER, General Agents and Wholesale
Druggists, Boston, Mess.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-06-18
SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

p local and constitutional remedy, and Is applied to
the nasal passages by tnsuation thus aIiayng inam
nation and pain and at once correcting, cleansing
and purifying the secretions Internally administered
acts upon the organs or crculation keeps the skin
moist and neutralizes the acid poison that found
way into the stomach and thence into the blood. Thus
3 progresses In both directions and II docs not
seem possible for human ingenuity TO devise more
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-26

You have doubtless seen the slightly sunburnt youth, fresh from Summer or other, who always perches himself upon street corners and talks loud about 's taking 8 reef out of the quarter deck, hauling in the jibboon o1 the forecas- tie, and lowering the aft oi the poop thatchway, bearing off the anchor to the lee of the starboard, and tacking the mainmast fast to the foretop of the sail after yanking the foreyard arm clear out of joint" He can't help talking thus he has spent three days at some water ing place, and learned all that can oe known of sailors life. Condemn him not too harshly.
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-26
A Fossil Forest.

On the slopes of Amethyst Mountain, from two thousand to three thousand feet above the river valley, in the Yel- lowstone Park, are exposed at different levels, at intervals through the entire height, series of silicifed trees, many rooted in the position in which they grew, and from twenty to thirty feet in height. Some lying down are of great size, the fragments measuring eighty two feet in diameter, and comparable to the giant Sequoias. The series of sand stones and conglomerates in which the trees are imbedded are more than five thousand feet thick, forming vertical mile of fossil forests, the woody struc- ture well preserved {; but where cavities have been formed in the trunks of the rotting wood they are lined with crystals of amethyst and quartz. s.
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-26

HE WAS SOBER. leading officer in one of the courts was charged with never going to bed sober. Of course he indignantly denied the soft impeach- ment and he gave the particulars of a particular night in proof. We quote his own words: "Soon after l got to bed, my wife said: Why, husband, what's the matter with you You act so strangely 'There is nothing the matter with me, said I; nothing, said I. Tin sure there is, said she ; syou don't act natural at all Shan't l get up and get something for you?' And she got up, lighted the candle, and came to the bedside to look at me, shading the light with one hand. T knew there was
 something about you, said she. Why, ! you are sober ?"
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-26
III ,IeI 1ounloJq3c U rIS JaD9uA
 .liNH !AAlNStSsy !AANtR WISDOM.
.d@uoAo 9MA1 aYAaL

.dSuoskD sMAD aYASL
 .e!THE beehive Giao ;thaA PooRest othing in the world to fall Baeko AB,s ootI. III ? ss:e, os:e '''' TANNERS 1i stomach now VI works in it's shirt nSleBves, o4sI It's coats nare cRA worn na{}, tal ni1If i5Iioaai3I la9oqa III d Ol;a : i.xsfDos'r playsag~ ~ aronn ddtSSeShind ddtSS legs of this mule, 'iiss5 l4catd' d'"inl an 'Indian- apolis Stahleess ~utoD
 EAcEI4ogs census enumerator calls his book of names, as paw wi adiktttQna tpa of the "Confic t-ofAges. Bna . II BRTEhR solbsaaIrs Bare sa1 herewith than patent leather boots and S, ea A tYssr l'aiff aiia m .m ,S SS$ SS$ sa YHE nos4 quito has six legs cand only one month. \. Let Us therefore be thank eful, l,thatIifitdQes bite it doesh kick.
 A SUMMONS in la 4G Bpeachs ofa promise suit egaipst f tha 5tsaSS S ESSs sent 96ma m a@99g ths 5 Bf aa sef ffeeTIss seIcs saS,n sS @ Iowa |JWeQalA&.e ,.ri .a ot:s ia nlauS0 ovasl
 A MIsER is said to have aPHB'H cork in the tHfoAzzfe A of 4tihe belfoowiss Rindling the fire to save the little wind that was left in 1t. ft
 Viii afssp ad Saf6 young lady like con- tfrned odeupkaxlL2 asB Because se dpeither of them is satisfied with a:nadRRate use of tic glass. .,.,,, ,sniioe4M eldiS
 TEXAN society SsssttS29 sb2a4aasaDS8Fer the question of whether of not thas groom at E | wedding shou3ditsear aiis HaN6lver belt outside or inside his dfesA ceAta5.
 ASnAsT1oUARlAss yhass, 9yAied that f the reason why the aneiep$a tnaR the owl l for, an emblem of wisdom ;was tecause he ssaVed hiiss talk and fl lea his sseAach.
 has band, d Gsdhio ,Mho doesn't {,want hiayife, ,tp teMperE EYyiffA his letters, ta sgt9ss s BaE S5 1SRa Sd fffs in1sans nas tb5 ssFa po1tsd 5 tss ysas Feufn Ensn ing home m mtSes es uhroYn as berry" By the bye, what kind of a berry IS 1t that's brown? 'IHN'o' .b7q THE emperprn of oC ChjAaahas 400, ,0O0,- l GOO subjects, and not rofln3aeI ron3aeI of .of them IS named John Smith, but as every third fnaanIof tlsepaeis ealllsdk F8eR Sing 1t is just 's As lsc THE Western clouds clodsdEs9lafe lafe eAtihgedwith FgSld even afferef fhedsQnl is lost to view, so does the memory 0f 8 kandgact la, bring a smile to the face when its author is 4 forgotten: 70 e35rGd a I .1N--
 IT IS Alythroughtth mnfning gate l of the, beautiful that you can penetrate into ii the eHar realm eaa9ffmrr 6Sf sRnoMfedge. That
 which welf feel afereE2as1 bbdhtEj we shall Eknewaas trq9tthsa F .A .yeg- ,.,
 HONORABLE cage is not that which
 standeth in length 'of'Hfne of tiineS, ahh6r that is Emeasured Iiby 1fuabep. pf-years. But swisdom is the. gray hair an nnto, men and
 an unspotted life is old age.
 w WHEN lE sQaini i'SW was s4adt Certain dinner I,sl party ttS there was a pudahgFson the table ] of, a. peculiarly attractive character. One l ,of. the guests helped himself to huge
 piece, aas1y when Ftffs3 host, a@islGHg to have s| Quinsio siopinieng pushed slhae the dish toward 1 him and invited him to e taste the pud-
 ding" ss Pray, said Gydfifn, looking first LatIthe genHeman,s plate and then at the dish. 4 which is tthe puddiInng?"
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-26

You PUT binders on horse, so that he can see scarcely anything that is go- ing on about him, and then blame him for trembling and jumping and starting to run at every little noise. You forget how frightened you were when, with blinded eyes, you were initiated into the awful mysteries of the High Mightiful Lodge of Unbiased and Superinc Chinwaggers. And why shouldn't a horse be frightened as easily as don- key?
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-26

HIGH GAMBLING. London World says the young lancer who lost 913, 900 the other night at the new gambling club has already paid up the greater part of his enormous loss. I hear that an ex- officer of the Blues lost e4, ,000 the same evening. Very little is heard of the winners at these hells,
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-26
:, The,Last Census.

's Such progress 1Bss eeeh sanade in the
 returns of the census enHnfeyation as to authorize of some States estimates which Will be found Close Approximations of ffactR,a ffac and ato" give7aeeiaRe&b And revised
 footings in othersd fEh heseoih.Eound num-
 bers are estimates. Those carried out s9,l,r.oo,;;SneJy a5a Sffieia4 SfHiyppi1rfes.
Connecticut western news., 1880-08-26

In 1860 the population of the States was 31, ,21s, ,O21 :; in 1870, 3S, ,155, ,505. It is not doubted that the present enumera- tion will show at least AS, 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-09
THE SARATOGA RACES.


SARATOGA, y. Y, Aug. 8.-The folio Wing
are the events or tries and weights. together win
pool sold On ,. track yesterday afternoon, Tor 10 NOR
row-ne second extra day Of tie Saratoga Racing Asso
ciation's second meeting:
FIRST Rsce-Purse $500, ~ which $50 TO second
horse; entrance free; for hreeyear0ds 10 carry IIV
pounds usual allowance to FLIES and geidngsi VIII
ncrs Of any for three Ods at saratoga
excluded naideus, winners OF second money
tins year at Saratoga allowed pouDd5 ;
other madcns allowed 10 pounds; one mile
and iuroug. Turfmau, 1o5 pounds Sl'o )
Ehas Lawrence. los pounds. $1G0 Clarendon 100
pounds, 500 Democrat 40 pounds, So Mayn0WeT'
95 pounds, 50; Bravo. 81 pounds. IS.
Second RIce-Puise $500 OF which 500 70 second
horse; free handicap; usual weight allowances; one
mile and five furongs. Ir!.n King, ia pounds, $"oo
Belle ll2 pounds, $40; Dinchef l04 pounds, sl0O
Franklin 10 pounds, 800 Mamie Fields. lo3 pounds
$50 Gabriel 100 pounds. SIS; General Phillips 100
pounds 500 St. Martin, IO4 pounds. sos TureDne. 81
pounds, 500 Lottery 1903 pounds. sos jim Beck, 30
pounds. S2s Charley Backus. SO pounds, $40; Harle-
gun, 81 pounds, $50
1hrd racePurse $3.50. Of which $50 10 second horse
entrance Icc amateur rders; welter weights ana over
weight allowed; mile and sixty yards FRANK
ft9u l48 pounds, 500; Kingcmit QZ6 pouhHs|'
el9O' Inc stranger 052 pounds, sos.
f0uflh Tace-Ilrse, $500. or which S"O 70 beconu
99T-e; entrance fIer; for maiden tWOycHrolds coils
70 carry l05 pounds. FLIES and geldiugs lO2 pounds
sho@ never having won second money all0wel D
pounds; three quarters Of mile. SpTingnell wv
Hlnds) Sll0; Midgeley, 80 POUNDED, 500 ZneSia
w pounds, sos Barton QO2 pounds, So MSpei
pounds, s35 Harrington Colt tl02 pounds S3o !
Hfebda 90 pounds, Sl3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-09
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, AUGUST 0. 1880

and salvation. But we come not tros 10
blind father whom we deceive, but u hes
Father is glad to receive US for the safe Oh "i
whose robe 4, ,ho
We read OF the hosts whose robes arc washed III the
blood OF the Lamb. These our robes OF righteous
nCss which we may alter and cannot improves, lu
they are woven OF Divine love ana nlcIC9,
The text says. add TO your robes lri 1Es
Fringe il On ornament. and ~ interpret II, we Chis
uaus are to add 10 salvation the ornament 9l y
beautiful life Life is made OF little things Oh puns VI
air " little beats, Of little steps. 20 Is l
life formed Many are waiting aud anxious to DO great
noble works They are knd-heartrd well-mcanng pco-
pie bat waiting for some great mission tney
negGci the little opportunities for doing gOod.
They neglected the pleasant word the chivarOus cO1r
tcsy he ile things that help to make little hcatcn
here below and they become bears almost IN society,"
end are In the most unpleasant of company CHRISTIAN
living is like the fringe made mp Of many ttie rag
meats. -,
Then the text says "Put upon the fringe a rtboand
OF blue" Blue IL the symbol OF Gods love. We look
IN TO heaven and ~ smiles down II SURROUNDS
US: II canoplcs us RwBYs God has made the sky OF
this beautiful color To lead our eyes upward;
] urge Won try the test Of dong the ltle acts OF
kindness which make mp the Christians living. Having
our robes righteousness, let us add 10 them the ora-
of beautiful living and bind this with the plue
ri5band OF Christian love and charity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-09
THE ORNAMENT or BEAUTIFUL LYING.
mn, 10, u, p s. H,nson IN he Marcy Apenue Bdntii
NV nv Church. BTOOkiUn.

mn Per DR. p Henson. IN he Marcy Auenue Bd1th
" Church. BROOKLYN
The Rev DR.. i. s. Henson, OF Phlladelphla
preached yesterday morning III the Marcy Avenue Zap
fist Church. Brooklyn.
Aster reading the discourse Charity" IN the kim
anter of Let Corinthians Dr. Henson gave his text as
Numbers XVIII chapter, 3sth verse.
MANY people wonder, the preacher said, why tho Old
Testament has been handed down 20 us; why IL did not
.tsn With the generations for which 1t was written
There are Great highways IN the Bible through which
one NAV 20 and gather the great fundamental truths
hre are also the by paths the caHons and guehes and
,o,o,a,r Businesses where can mud truths and
hnt,es of the rares and most precious kind As the
cold IA hidden in the quartz, and the diamond In the
80 ca Cod has hidden the unattractye portions OF
a seriutures some OF the richest treasures 10 reward
ho vino have the patience TO seek ana dig them out
7 nsed IN be afraid, when young minister tnat
snouId exhaust the Biblej that shouId iaeh
,or ,e,ts, but as grow older, the Boie grows
,ohor, the texts and sermons ny up IN
aaan mt Ike single birds in held but IN hooks
Iye tina Bible Is all inspired that time VIII not DC
uo enough to exhaust It's treasures yes that even
.,ernttv may be spent In searching out me hidden
snaioqies and teachings the undlseO'eIeu s'b"'N
and beauty OF TIE BiDle. -, 49,. htdosc heau,v IN
- .e NJ this morning. The robe ls orion
our nho There was the historical robe 81 Esau when
sy yYnre 10 deceive blind father ana OBTAIN hs
Sessue, rch perfumed, so that Isaac bald u GU
% oondiy deld which the Lord Lad piesseu Isep ~
70 come IN the robe OF our eiuei , yaOsn. -
Iesus Christ, that We may 9o'1n 0'e'N"A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-09
PIGEON SHOOTING IN NEW-JERsEY.

DEAL BEACH, n. j., Aug. 8.-The sport at
Yesterdays meeting Of the Long Branch Gun Club mere
began early in the morning and lasted all day There
were seventeen contests in ALL and 800 birds were
USED for flying targets. The conditions governing the
Various sweepstakes were: Handicap rise, traps o
yards apart, OF both barrels allowed English
horinghamJ rules The first match, lobird sweep
was Won by Mr. Glbers, who killed birds at rs yards
AI Gilbert also won the second and third matches
Tue fourth match. 5Oird sweep,was won by Mrstckes'
VINO killed birds at 20 yards. The next 0-bird sweep
itsnlted IN a ne Of 3 birds each for Mr.. Stokes al
~ ysds, M Sherwood ut 20 yards, and j.. stone al
~ yards. Mr.. stone Gnally won. Another sweep "a, q.
pL Huyler G. sherwood and J. Dick. DR.. HuyleT
tnsly Won
"A Third sweep was won by Mr: stokes VINO AlieS
sphds al 80 yards. Another b-bTd s~eoD WIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-09
SAIL-RONrING An PLEASIRE BAY.

Lone BRANCH, \. j., Aug. 8.-A6Out 1900
spectators gathered at Pleasure Bay TO the regatta
yesterday. The water covered with ali sorts OF
crafts and the shore lined with people on foot ana
In carriages
For the first race FOR jib-and-mainsail boats fheie
two entries Ideal. owned by Colonel J. L. RiEin
and Madge, owned lev Mr.. Lampbear. The course WAS
fifteen miles. The Ideal IN 2h. Son. taking nr't
money, S25. Toe Madce was second in Oh 37m 4Osr
and second money, 80.
The second race was fr cat-rgscd boats There were
five entries, follows; Warren Lehnds Nogelsa
Frederick OskeS's Alfred LOmis, sailed 10y inc owner
Nj. Fn1lcyS Minnie; Mr., CuX's Minnie. s2lci Nv ne
owner. ana NJ. R.thhurn's LIZZIE r.. sailed by Inc
owner MI. J. LANDS Moge woD IN 2h 3sn 3os, lah
ing tAc lrst prize OF 500. The Lomis was second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-09

-urREHE l-CuAMnERs-Beach. J-conrt op'a' AZ
s g. TO- H. j. 49, H. 10. Is u. IS 10 90 q % - - 70
2t o. - -. 80 81 - 3d. 81, % 80. 81, - KY ~ IL -
al "a 40 az a. 30 80 %. 3D. %. 60 10 -. -
SO 81 50 lC4. llC i'll 49, 49, l2S 100 l4o 100 ioz
no l74 10 100 205 2O PA 2JG 1872, 244, 24B, 2i'
2IS. go.
GENERAI TEnN-AHiourned until September 7.
SILICA. rrRl-DOnOhue, J-CuIrt opens al lO'3O g. H.
NOdsN Calchugr. ---...
SVPFROE COUgT-SPECIAL TERM-Sedgwck, J-Court opens
al : M. calendar called NJ p. InNo dav calendar,
TRIAL TEEa-PGgTS l. II and lIIAdiOrrned TOR the term
COMMON PLEAS CHANBERs-Nan Bruut, court opens
al a. m.-M0Iions will be heard az u O'Clock.
TRIAL TERN-PAWfs and II Adjourned for the term
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -Gi dere'Ve j. he Pt"tc az
Silvo MsTkeenc. Mary Carl feonious assault ana battery
George McMauus burglary James McGinress, Mary MuNcY
robbery Henry Lawzlu. DAME, Owens, burglary Cha r,
walker Fox grand larceny Patrick OCOnnel larceny
from Tic person.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-09
THE COURTS.
DFCISIONS-AUG. z.

Suprcmr Co'uf-C hdRbcrs-By Judge Donohue.-
Canenberg agt FedricksOrdor granted settling issues
The OF Lutgarda O. AngaTica dc la Rua, etCDo
granted In the matter OF en-I doIbt my aniho,y
70 make this agt. MuuToe.iroOf OF Identity
wanted Levy sgt. Lew MARITIME agt. C0ney.-GrAnied
Special IerIH-By Judge D0nohue-Dunham ana another
agf Duuham and other7-GraLted.
Marine Court Chambers - Bv Judge Slnnott.-
Pack agt Bender.-Moou granted memorandum Boiler
aside or0r for examination grant
ed with 80 memorandum. Perry ag tire Palette
etc. Of New YerA.-See memorandum. MctOnNlue hRI'
Frankeburg. granted HUlyer ast hea!y.-h
Granted with $40 event. Wordcr Rg Eglcr
see memorandum. HOl,h ckc's0n.M0On 10 yscdte
arrest but the Of bail reduced Bosch agt
Niier-5Ofi0u Granted. Itade sgt. WIKI 'ning.-Aouon
granted conditions BehaI agt Syltnk granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-09

twelve entries resulted in DIR. uuyler l.. Stone and e.
Sherwood killing all their birds. Dr. huyler fpaly won
quilted in w Godfrey and Mr.. Raymond killing
all their birds. In deciding the tie Mr. Godfrey killed
sweep C. sherwood won, killing all his birds. in
number. TIE next two also went 10 Mr.
Shcrw ood who again killed all HE birds. Tire
next sweep went to DIR. Hgylcr, who tllcd
hTds ont Of ,. In the next sweep Mr. Sherwood killed
all his birds. ). Mr.. William Hathaway won the ~ II
sweep, killing birds stIa'ght DR.. HuyIcr won tue
next-kng 4 birds out OF , lie also won the last
sMeen. WHOM Inc AMIN kcl birds Onl OF ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-09

The ,a,.r bctyyeen tue Silver Stars md Neieors at
prospoc, PARK on Saturday resulted III "a victory !oI
ID. : liver STATS hv a score O! Z 10 )
T,e ra,ue Of basobd. between the Quicksteps and
sNilt-urcs. AZ Prospect Park or Saturday W4H VII
hossed by larg. number OF pe0pc resulted III i''oI
Vi lie Qaichstcps by Score "l 10 10 u.
The game between the Dduuuess aiih foy tcchhc
Clubs AZ Prasncci PARK Saturday, wac forfeited ny
Tue POlytec hulcs 10 Tue Dauntless CUB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-09
GOOD FISnING AT MONTAUK.

MONrAUK POINT, l.. L., Aug. 6.-Great
sport mas been enjoyed durnS the past week % the
side OF Montank and in the bays on the south
side OF the island-heavpg aud hauling for blue hSh
On Saturday afternoon. at East Hampton, over LOO
biuc fish taken ut haul, with snort sche'
ton OF shcepshead were taken of Babylon. spanish
lckercl are eau large numbers, while crabs are
plentiful that eel pots arc bated Win trelh not
outstanding Tire large take OF hSh, taC hSucrhch'
owing the scarcity aud high price OF Ice nave re-
allied but small profit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-09
RAISE BAIL NOTES.

Zhc Chicago Base Ball Club is row SO far
oread Of rs competitors ia The League that u vii prob
a,lr retain TIE lead until the end Of the season The
Cleveland and Providence Clubs continue the contest
for The second place Tho following table shows the
,rc,eut standing OF The clubs;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-09

L. rho Washington ColoreI L.agae the Douglass ClnD
.rlnastlc lead not having lost game thus far The
coptest for the s-c3ud place Is between the Manhat
IaHs and Eagles.
An unusually large number OF persons visited PROS
neet Park on Sturdy 10 witness the game between
The Commercial sul NImcoss cuts for the champion
SHIN peunout The following the score Nameless' u
1,'n,ereial g. IT, - The present tiWr TIE Nantiess
(g1L HAS won : gaines and lost = the Commercial Club
has Won games aud lost ,. -,
1c following table gives The record mp - date OF the
club. that are Playing for Tie Prospect Park champion
tiAp pennaut: