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nressed an intention have his assaant arrested OUT
| took no steps in that direction.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES BY THE SEA.
SERMON BY The REV. W. W. MoFFAT AT THE
= MINIaIERs PREaENT.

SERMON BY THE REV. W. w. MOFFAr AT The
OcEAN-MISTsTERs PRESENT.
[rnoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF The TRIBUNE
OCEAN GROVE, \. j., Aug. 2l.-lhe regular
morning religious meetings well attended and are OF
more than usual interest. The crowds at the Young
Peoples meetings were great that the older people
were advised by Dr. Stokes attend the other meetings
The Rev W. W. Mofat Presiding Elder OF the New
Brunswick District preached this morning In the Audi'
forum from the words Of Paul to Timothy whom ne was
about close his careeer have fought good hsh
Mr.. Monat said: " After such life as PauPs these
words are significant We consider life "a war-path'
All great results are gained by struggle No victory IS
gained without battle Tho young have their battle
fields. The young people OF the world nave
enioyments. The young Christian will find that II ne
Lakes with these worldly anusomonts he soon roses is
spirituality. Business enter tho martS OF tIa"o 10
support their families Tho Christian must 90 the same
hut the worldly will use methods that the goo1 man
cannot use without sdpphS uie louuuatioI, H. ~
tiIn character sometimes We are surprised ~ lho IaiI
of good Christian man. and we think OF IL as SUD
den thing. IL IL not so he has talnpereu tto oy %
with things which have Pee9 "r3ns au . sn line "
Satan ana of hell III orr preaching uhI We t. Luz, -
dead. There sanctuary - sacred that eahh uoes
not ilnd his place thore 'eckns I'd ''"n US "'uS %
possibility OF sin VIII remain VIII 49,
long we live. mans prcullhHues Icmdih
that must 10 guarded against Each ono has somo weak
ness some peculiar temptation. lh1I ~ "a" ''o A.,
good is arraycd against all wrong No man goeln 10
this warfare his charges. II - IN inspiration TO
know mat In an thc@f tHuc@ We HiiLi ~
conqucr0rs through Him that has loved Us. ms - n
good hght' because victory f. unmiXed Joy rms II
IN any other warfare. Let US be better soulers
than ever before. There GTc many VINO
nave never enlisted. when Union was
threatened men gifted with elpquence called
for recruits. Men and women. give your hearts 10 Ol
and enlist go THIS God wants You Enlist now thlt
you may share iu all the honOrs and come o more tha
conqucrors Through Him that has loved u.s.. ,,,
TINS afternoon the Rev. j. Il. Gran OF Bethlehem'
preached. "
Among the many DISTINGUISHED minister's present mere
today were the Rev d. D. Curry d. d., Ncw-lork; tho
Rev. Or. Huuuyy OF Washington. ID. O. INC Kew a.
Comuton N,yvark y J.: tho Rev. DR. Morrow tho Rev.
3 Bar g. the Row Dr. kvuott the Rev. q. e.. Rake
straw and l. Underneath, all of Phiadc pAld
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HARTFORD, Conn Aug 2l.-The first heat
of tie race Tor the 30 class BY Buticr-cotch,
SISTER wilkes second. Time 2.Zl4 Tine rst heat OF the
,ace for the ZIG class ny Phyllis, Ciemmie G..
.ccond Time. 2l7l Tho second heat OF the 30 race
was ken by Buucr-cotch in - The second heat Of
tlc 2.lG race was won by Phyllis In 2I~lL The third
aud fourth heats of thr -, were by Prince
Middleton iu 2:22i2 DICK organ took thr hft1 heat.
uttcrsculch took the sixth heat and the race. Phyllis
,tn a. r third heat and the - cttt ln liza
mo ..sD class race won by ktcfO0t iu three
STRAIGHT heats. Roxc NJ finished nrst In the first heat
but was dlstuuCcd for running.
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"snAMrs o'BRrEN" At CHtuTAUQUA

CHAUTAUQrA, Aug 2l-Ihc Kew A. L.
Durston, Of syracuse gave fine rendering OF "shamuS
q Bricn" In the AmphtAoatr this morning. Professor
Arthur ~ wheeler, o. Yale, delivered an Interesting
and discriminating lecture on queen Mary IN the
T.tnple al ID o'clock Ia the midst drcnching rain
at o'clock lrancl, Murphy, OF Pi7hurc the temper
auce apostle addressed 1000 per'ons sheltered IN the
Amphithcatrc, on Real L!tc' with great eloquenco
and powe. aud received ovation ~ greeting and APP
pBuse. ....,-....-. t-ut
Ttnfcse 0g l.. T.. Cumm *. OF thc Southwestern I'M
vcr-ify Evanston Ia. gave selection 9i rcid'hg' I's
Normal -uuday-soiooi Council A. 7 O'Clock. W d.
Marshall lreturI nt o'Uioct tho Yosemite NaNey
ani The blk trees. $3.50 the schubert Quartcttc Of
Chicago, sang numQcr % songs.
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Runs earned Brooklyn 10; Baltimore J. Base on D"s
pr'oktvn l. RaItimorr g. errors rookNL To-
BalIimore, /. Left ses-Brooky3 B9itin0e ,I H.
SIM Brooklyn Baltimore. Double pay
la Tfaicy and Fields; smith. Nc le.h ana F4Ill
Home ruDs-~mth ano Hotaing ll e-o1S, me-
1901 ,lian 1wO-hgse hits PinAnrV NNa. j.
wood Pc ers. Wild pitch Burns 2 Passed bslls-
2 IinPr,-Nir. Connolly. Time l;4'.
The New-York aud Philadelphia clubs play again al
the Polo Grounds to-day. - ,.-.- ~,
Baseball clubs selected from the business HOUSES vi
for the mercantile championship at the MaAnGt'u
Athletic Club grounds today. Inc admission VIII ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
YACHTING on TIE SOUND.
The sloop yachts Telephone, Fedora,

The soop yachts Telephone, Fedora, Adele,
Zelda and Cornci, Of the Larchnon. Yacht club. con
tested IN regatta Thursday for purse given hy tho
proprietor OF Tie sound Beach Pavilion at brerHWIrh
The from The anchorage near thc shore t'and
around EatOBs Neck lighthouse. there 10 aud around
Hog l. ana ight buoy, and return. Tho breeze VA
light at The starr. bar rr.hCnod as the al. nfarcd
Iitous Neck. Later the wind d-d away tD almost "a
calm and FOR "A time the race t'in'ng one. Tho
wind came out from the soufhw tri couple pl huurs
before .undJwn and sci TIE boats along ~ fair -pccd
The Telephone won The prize, mth'uE tAc race iu d
hours 50 minutes. Ehc other hOat- Irachad nome lu
the following ORDER Fedora GIG adele, o4I. Il
and the Zelda, Gl7: a. HE COrucid Withdrew before
lhe nnlah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22

Loyu0y Ang II -l'3O o. m-Consols 100 ~ for both
money and s account Atlantic ana Western FIRST
AouTIec Trustees CcIiiicu 3t4 do. second NortSago,
slt a.. idau Pacific. ilA lue - do SECOND tonaot.
40, uuuis Central l3l. Mexican Ordinary 2'H+ ~ Iau
common. s2'i AcElOrA tcntd, loJ g. irniDiFahh 0I'G
Reading Il1i Id, ,
Par. adyicea quote per cent entes at 81 franc,
2ly dimes iOr thc account
pm, ons,s 100 Ior both money and the account.
Atlantic and Great western First Mortgage trustees
Corinctcs 333, do. ID msrtg sc -. canadian Pacific
ABLI Enc Isl -ccOnd.C 1nsOs oJ - ram common
s27- New.York Central IO3aG Pennsylvania Dos Read
ing II
liar silver Is quoted ut - ID per ounce. 80
$50 D. m.Ihc amount Of buliinn gone mo the link OF
I'm CANA balance tOday "a A2l.Ouu. ,
Paris adycrs quote por Rentes at oil iranos
~ Ccntlho OT the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
HANLAN TIN LADWs' rAyORITr.

objects Of Considerable interest 10 Tie visitors al Eock
way Beach yesterday. Each recognizes that to-day .
race VIII be hard struggle and ta the victor must 90
hls best work. They are both ~ good condition and
high spirits The lidf, on ;uc beach are aIl wearing
IIanla's COlOrs, blue and black while the hctUus men,
looking for biz odds. have the red ana b4.i Lees
colOr-. stuck in the lapel Of their coats.
Colonel Oakley has inade arrangements 20 ru trains
hali-hOuTy from Long Stand city AMI Brooklyn from
til 1870 The Will begin promptly 80 the sea Side
House dock ia the afternoon and evening GlepoldtS
1Zth Regiment Band viii play. Al;er the race re-
ccptiOn VIII be rendered tho winner al thc sea Side
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
THE FORTRESS MONROE REGATTA.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va, Aug 2l.-TWO races
were rowed this morning in Mil Creek over the new
course. The first tho senior singles. There
were but TWO entries. MOnahan and Nowl0nG- both Of
the Albany club. Monahan won. Time, minutes b
seconds
The second the Junior fours, and won 10y
the Petersburg Rowing Club. The RuppAhannocls we're
second and cluiuci the race on foul. The Noiio.k
Gymnasium Clnb stfuck a stake and and damaged their
boat, aud the Elizabeth Club the and both
crews dropped OUt OF the race. No time taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
CRICKET GAME 10 BE PLAYED

Manhattan Cricket Club. Of Brooklyn, will
play match with the o. \. T. club, Of Newark, the
Fronnghuyscn Grounds, Newark, to-day, when both
club. will put strong ia the field. The Iutcrna-
tOnal Tile Cub. OF brooklyn, VIII play the Alma Cub.
Of NewaIk Prospect Park. There viii be game at
staten Island n cOn-eq OF the lacrosse match be
tween NcwTork and Niagara, which VIII be p.aycJ on
le cricket grounds.
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RUNS SCORED EACH INSING. q n

d. es,fsde ~ !, a la .... . o.
Famed runs-New.York Q philadelphia l. trst Da5r ny
.rrTr-N " org - Philadelphia l. Iitst base on udS
New = ork 3 Phadepha O. StracS ol-N =
y,biiadelpia eft bsScs-NeW-N TX, - ~
rbs Total base Mts-Ncw YORK - PhiadaIpA NV
Double plays M suuiag and Far a Home IN. IN,
rrl,ree. be- e hts pOrgau Fogh.y, =
EwIne DOrean Andrews I. Passed bal!s- N,eIn,rt>
! O'IOurGe. ]. Wild pitch heeleI Ferguson - 4
= hours. Umpire-Mr ferguson -
heavy batting game was witnessed az EaUd
Raltimore Clubs About GOO spectators were ptSeHl
The home players battcd Burns's pitching an
deld and wo1 tho game with great ease. The Datl"Io
rlub escapcd Chicago" defeat by making one run ~
the last inniHc Powers making twc-DaSc mn aug SUI
inc on MI by York. fifth innnt the hal.ii .
cInb had three men the bases three times YET uu o'
get a nm. The score as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
BOAT RACING AT FORT MONROE.

FORT MONROE, Va, Aug. 2l.-rhcrc was
but rowed this evening, aud 1t by tho
Columbia four Of WashInSto The boa. OF tho Norfolk
crew was swampcd a half mile from shore and the
Coumb n's boat swamped while returning IL the boat
house after the finish. Both picked up, and
all left for home tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22

tina pasttp "With all my heart" answered courtney
and the two oarsmen shook hands again. - -, ~,
Courtney and Coney will accept tue ohauenge ot IN
Ian and Lee To-day Courtney ordered OK George a.
Waters the hest paper single shO made Albert hamul
who witnessed yesterdays race says that II Hhhinn CIV
lee come up here to row Courtney and SOnley; Cou,
ney aud his partner will run away from theh no Say
tbs course is the best he ever saw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
NETWORK MEN WIN EASILY
pu1LADELpHIANs THEIR VICTIMS
SUPERIOR PLAYING BY THE HOME NINE-sRooKLfN
BEATS BALTIMORE.


The Philadelphia League players feu easy
victims TO the superior playing OF the Newton
w, lrh yesterday About 800 people visited the
polo crouuds to witness the match, and the excellent
work performed by the local with the bat auo pan
Kent the spectators in the best of spirits kcete nag
excellent control OF the ball. his pitching puzIinE,
Inc visiting players except FOgarty. Ferguson ~
Ing which has heretofore been so dmcut LOT tho
York bat smen to gauge, not elective hS Cna,it
heinp hlt for total OF nineteen base hts. Ueli,e
made a wonderful running catch turning a CoHii Ia
eomersaut and received great applause L""S v,nnf
into centre Held ORourke taking his place peI a
bat Richardson played third base W r. ,n rnn
absence The Philadelphia players mado 1nly -, oade
during the game, that IN the fifth inning. go yVsse
a three-base hit and scored on via pcn "S ,h nm
Bastain however, made hit WnIOh V"i"' w.
The score WAS as follows:
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.,Ddo On a bicycle. Eek was dc

against Louise Armaindo on blcycie. EcA was u'
fested hut covered the distance in minutes 40
hrcatin0 Inv eigbte seconds the best American
John Brooks the veme 3iey co1d i'o which is
the second hest American record 1t raned ste"ui4J'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
COURTNEY AND HOsMER BURY THE HATCHEr
Troy, Aug. u lSpeciah.-At the conclusion

RO1, mug. Il ApptCtutJ'--At tht 'pHCluNIOH
OF the doubc-sc yesterday Courtney extended
his hand Hosmer. but the latter refused to take It,
This morning Courtney stood at the American House
bar when Hosmer entered and said, Charlie, 90 down
and get your money" These wero tho 1rst familiar
words he had spoken to Courtney IN years Courtney
asked Hosmer to take drink, and the two rivals
pledged a friendsnIp. Hosmer held out his hand.
and rs Courtney shook It heartily said: Charlie. re-
greet past differences especially my attempt to get
all professional to boycott you VIII you forget
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
RACING on TRICYCLE. AND BICYCLE.

CORNING, Aug. 81 (SpeciaD.-On quarter
mile track of the Corning Bicycle Association W. Eek,
champion of Canada, raced two miles ON a tricycle.
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EOW IT'S VALUE

All az YOUR CUTICURA REMEDIES give
verv oooi satisfaction. The CUTICURA
7 espscially recommend for the dis
seases for which it * used know rom
experience its value. DR.. HID PRATT
Monticello, Wis.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-16

.~.x.. s.aCEEDED TO
The business Of ihe Carson Ii.y -
i q = :1ank we arr now. prepared 10 u"
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III nriocinal cities OF the United States ana
Europe. .,ors ,p,de
yer Certificates of deposit and re
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ceriooi,ocfions made at current rites
exchange
fS;ninr stocks bought and soli
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liberal advances made on approves
stocks and other securities.
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.nd restorinr the attilcled to HhaLItI a!Id
II NPPIhES>.
The Esoctor will aeree tot rfeIL = 'Si'sJ
for a case un ertaken, not cured. The reason
so iaany can not get cured Of Heaakz,esS ana
The n5gpe diseases is o5c;ng to coflgStcat'on'
called PROST4 TORRREA, uAtca requires
sDecidL treatment
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THE POET POWERS

= ;e.,,ng of gratitude impels me to
S,rr,crsa and I cordially recommend 1t
to the public as very valuable remedy.
HIN POWERS. BRIDGEPoRT, CONN
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IL a never failing
cure for Nervou
Debility, Exhaus-
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II al Weakness,
L OF t Manhood,
Iinpoteucy, Pros
tatorrhea, Paraly-
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Self Abuse, youth
full follies and ex-
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SORES ON NECK Z.

chas Brady, Somerville, Mass. who
refers 20 Dali. Wood, druggist OF that
city, cerfifies tOa wonderIul cure OF rua
ming sores on the neck which had been
treated dy hospital physicians without
cure. and which yielded completely 10
the CUrICURA kETEDIYS
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-16

81, ,-.,t skin C1.e SOC. CUrICURA SOAP
an eSI,i,isa ska Beautifier, &c. Cur
cT,A ssspLvsNr, the new Blood Purlner
s
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Boston.
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CURED BIN CUTlCURA.

My skin disease, which resisted sew
dies advised by physicians, has been
cured by your CUTICURA REMEDl Es'
Thay surpassed my most sauguine ex-
pectations and rapidly effected cure.
JIG, ARENTRUE,
VISCtNNES. IND.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-16
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST.

THE EXPERT SPECI AalsT.
EAR. ALLEN, AS IS WELL KNOWN,
educated at BowdOin College and UNI
yersity of Michigan. He has devoted
lifetime to and is acknowle iged TO be
The mist expert surgeon in his special
ity on the Pacific coast.
YOUNG NJ EN
And middle-aged men. VINO are SuIier-
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NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
fMPoTENCE, LOST MANHOOD, confusion
of ideas, dull eyes, aversion to socle'y,
Iesrondency, pimples on the face. loss
of energy and memory, frequency Oh
urinatcg. etc x,o.,
Hs- Remember, the Doctor mas Nes-
etsble Compound, the result OF man..
wears of special practice anu nara
study, which, under his special advice,
has never failed of success in the cure
of Lost Manhood. proStatorrnea' etc.
NV Hospital Experience
Having been surgeon in charge OF TWO
leading hospitalsI enables me 10 treat
all private troubles with eXceiiehl re-
SuIis wish it distinctly understood
hat do not claim to perform impossl-
bilities or to have miraculous or super
n.tnral mower claim only to be a
Skillful and successful Physician anu
surgeon, thoroughly informed IN my
speciality
DISEASES OF MAN.
All applying to me will receive 'isl,S my ny
honest opinion OF their complaints 40
exnerimenting will guarantee pos
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81, ZOOS reasonable Thorough exam
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[ 1ltjiCQI;aa
The Only Remedies For The Skin
And Rlood Universally
COMMENDED

Vim. L. Totten, 672 North Tenth ST..
Pniladelph reports that one OF ms
Gust ,mers stated to him incidentally
that was feeling SO well and had
CAMEL twenty-Seven pounds in the last
YEA. al of which he attributed to
systematic course of the CUTIcURA Re
SOLyENr, which has proved effectuai
when all other remedies failed.
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CONNECTIONS:

At Carson. with daily stages FOR Lake
Tahoe, Genoa, Carson valleS, Sii'e'
Mountain, Sweetwater mines, elc
At yIound House. with trains Oh the
Carson and Colorado Railroad.
HIM YERINGTON.
General superintendent.
D. A. BENDER. ,,o,,t
General Freight and Passenger agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-16
cUTICURA ABROAD

Through a home returned Norwegian
nave learned to know your CUTICURA,
winch has in a short time cured me or an
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