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FOR THE NrpTr-,;T CIrn CUP

Red Bank, y. j., jury : (spcclaI).-Thc yachts be-
longing TO tho North Shrewsbury Yacht Club sailed
today for the Neptune club challenge cup, the most
expensive and handsome trophy ever sailed for on
this river. Tie cup given by the Neptune Club
for "A perpetual challenge cup TO BE- sailed for by
Yachts belonging 70 the North Shrewsbury Club and
To- be sailed for only three times year Ed Throck
InortOn's Cent won, beating yesterdays winnct tho
Jndine by forty one seconds. tn" Other yachts con
testing finished as follows: Pcrscus, Odatf. 2ar1ahts
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

was shot in the head by companion on July WIZ
a small pistol Tile wound is serious and may prove
fatal
BOUND BROOK.-Thc Fourth of July was celebrated
the Old camp grounds Of General WashlngOns forces
owned by George La Monte. The exercises began 40
II O'Clock, and were conducted by Mr. La Monte Ihey
consisted OF the reading Of The Declaration OF lnde~
pendence, music, aud an Grafton by J. Newton Noor-
hees, of Pennington, y. J. In the afternoon a pand
concert given. There were fireworks IN the
f.A.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
THE BELMONTS DEFEATING THE MANIIATTANS'

FhiladeTphIl, july
visited this city to-day 10 fulfil their engagement with
the local eleven Unfortunately, however, the Wis
TORS were unable bring their strongest team
and consequently the game proved one-sldcd Tho
Belmont captain, winning the toss, elected to b1]
and succeeded in making l97 for four wickcts before
hn deemed il advisable TO declare his inning closed
OF this total Wood contributed AZ not out Coate, 70
Ieany 40 not out and Burr 80. With an hour ana
half Of PLAYING time remaining, the Visitors TOOK tne
hat and were all disposed Of before tlIue was called
for os runs scored and pcndersast hit hard i91 90
ires scoring TO- The game therefore goes to belmont
by 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
DIR. JAMES PATTERSON.

Asbury Park. " j.. July DIR. James II. Patterson,
County Clerk OF Monmouth County and prominent ply.
siean, died his Shrewsbury at midnight last
night at the age Of years. He serving his
second term County Clerk.
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MIR. pLOXSOMs TEAM.
CRICKET IN CENTRAL PARK.
ALL TIE CONTESTS WELL rENDED-TIIE
GAMES AID RESULTS.

Central Park was we'll supplied with cricket ma'cie'
yesterday and good sized crowds watched inc -''''.
The leading match was between the Ncw-(ork' ana
Bedford clubs and resulted in victory for the iorcr
lax thirteen runs. C. Hornly, for Ncw York. played u
careful inning for -, and a. Lowe did yc'mah' ser
yice for the Bedfords, with score OF lo There was
little 10 chose between the bowling Of smedlcy ioF
bedford aud skync for New York The score "d''
TW.YORK-FIRST INNING.
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DIR. CHARLES TANInR

New Milford Conn, July 5.-Dr. Charles Taylor died
yesterday in the sixty second year Of his age. His
father was the first homeopathic physician in Con
nectcut. DR.. Taylor had held many political Offices
and was director of the First National Bank. lie
was @ member Of the state Legislature IN 1873 1879
1893 and 1880. His wife and two daughters survive
him.
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PROFESSOR RoBERT II. BISHOP.

Cincinnati July 5.-Professor Robert fl. Bishop died
to-day his home in Oxford Ohio paralysis. His
nther the Rev. Robert Hamilton Bishop, was president
OF Miami University from 1924 70 1siL Professor
osnop was professor Latin in that institution from 1852
aas a0s. He was professor emeritus and secretary OF
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DIR. DANIEL WELLS.

Newburg. July . (Special).-Dr. Daniel Wells, died
last night at the age Of scventy-fve years. lie
educated in Ncw-lOrk, where he oncs held an
Office under the Municipal Government He was a
native Of this city and about fifteen years ago
he returned here.
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THE WEATHkR REPORT.
FORECAST TILL s p. NJ. SUNDAY.

FORECAST TILL 5 =. VI. SUNDAY
washby.on July 8 D. m.-For Connecticut fafs
stationary temperature variable winds.
For Eastern NowYork, fair, warmer in northern
stationary temperature southern poro northery "ss
n fling 70 s0utheaserly.
ror Eastern PENNSYLVANIA New-Jersey and Delaware
fair slight rise In temperature winds shifting to SOUTH
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tho Board Trustees until his death. Few in like
calling had wider circle OF friends. The alumni OF
Miami University among whom President Harrison,
Secretary Noble and Minister Whclaw Red were
cusomed to hold yearly meeting under the walnut
on the lawn Of Professor Bishops residence. all OF
these the of his death personal
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STATEN ISLAND

NEW BRIGHTON. stephen MaS'ett. by invitation
Of the officer, of the sailors snug iarbor will preach
a sermon from the text Nothing but Leaves before
the old sailor, OF that Institution, in their chapel AZ
O'Clock this afternoon
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IL. LII. CANNON.

Kansas City, July 5-R. ii. Cannon, prominent real
state and loan agent. died his home Troostave in
ns city last night at IL 80 He was born at George
tovn. KY. and had been resident Of Kansas City for
twenty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
DEDFoKD-FIRST INNIN0.

The Amateur League, In it's match with the Kings
Comfy men, had by means representative
team In the field owing 10 mistakes ana defaults
Tho Kings County team gave the home eleven me
leather hunting and handsome beating winning the
mat CHI by G5 runs. The score was:
KINGS WY ELEVEN.
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ppOUTyrVT ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS.

BRU NSWICK-M. IL. de Young, OF San Francisco
EVEPETT-H. A. p. Cater, Hawaiian Minister at Wasn'
ington oRANp-The Rev Dr.. James Mcleod, Of Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06

Tribune Office, July g. q. m.-The movement IN inc
barometer Yesterday upward. Cloudy weather WIN
light rain was followed by clear weather Inc 'r 80
, ,.ngcd between % and 80 degrees. the average lp
r, o. lower than Oh tie corresponding day last year
and Al, low er than Friday. - , 4, ,r,na,a.
with slight CHANGES IN 1eaPci~
,,re NAV be- expected TO day In and near TINS civ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY

THE ATTEMPT TO Dust MAYOR CLEVELAND.
The taking Of testimony in the Mayoralty contest
was resumed yesterday morning before Comni''io
Romano Michael J. Qugley for the defence was the
only witness examined lie professed To be an eN-
pert and testified that he had examined tho sips
nsod By a canvasScr named Stillwell for Mt. ferlh7
and compared them with the names on the pom DOOM
Of tho Third Precinct lid District The names on
tho slip, had been copied from the poll book uhd"r s
direction Of !. T. Altcmus. Quglcy found tha upoIl
-c,.ufy NV, Of rhe names enormously copied
that Is, thore mistakes either in the name or We
address Counsel for MIR. Perkins objected 10 ue
testimony ON the ground that the poll book ltSelf
wa. the best evidence and the objection was noted
'rl,o case " be resumed tomorrow.
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iminary to the Grand Circuit. beginning next Tues
dav at the Philadelphia Driving Park where there IS
a fine programme Two stakes, OF -, 800 each. for
10 PAGERS and 81 PAGERS are the most imporant
races Of this meeting Il number of the best cam
paGners being named in cach-eleven in the pace, and
seven in the troiting stake.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
.EOURs; Moruing.

EoTo5-, ,orr-o. Night ! IN
/ l2s4bs7selo l?l224 > 9 : ,, yl1tI 3,
- FI LII iIl y J. 1900 s----- 80
T.. I.i A III Lila H. y Ill w - I-s-y1
!, -rairrrt H. s y. Z Il. ri 1frr3
IL Esr = -. :. ! 3-i1 y--d
l6s sr.ys.--S .~-7ffsr 80 -. IT III Ia lAi
IG6 i--,- X y-rt't 7 N fry 81 aJs--- 81
i6i - ~-s--F VIZ " I % t.L-eA
IG2 ;Iyll+nr..-y IL 4 Ga y ll.-az1 2.
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CURRIERS' TO MEET AT TORONTO THIS whhA.
roronto July A-The wentyfourth annual convention
=, Tho Grand national Curling Club Of America WIZ ss
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Inmes and Holm ouisIey. brothers. living with their

James and John Quigley, brothers, living with tler
widowed mother at No. al Essex ST.. engaged IN a
Quarrel last night which almost resulted IN murder
John WAS drunk when he went home TO supper ana
boc:a 70 abuse his mother james lntcIfcrcd Eng q
m a broken pitcher and struck John on the hea'1
With it, nnicting serious woGnd. Both were ar
rested and after Johns head had oceU ul'H>'u ~
wa, ordered held a witness.
Tie work Of elcvatlng the pennsylvania Ralrofd
tracks IN Jersey City IS going IN rapidly.
Chaplain McCahe will preach 10 Zabrske PQst'
g. A r.. this evening IN simpson Methodist Church,
tentral-avc.
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In Tho diagram a continuous line shows the Dsromeses
suctnatons Yesterday, observed at the nea Sates
signal Service station al tis city inc aasns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
ST. PAULS SCHOOL CLUB LOSES A MATCH.
SOME FINE GAMES OF CRICKET PLAYED IN
PROSPECT PARK.

first eleven and the ecI Of the It. PauPs school,
played Yesterday at Prospect Park Brooklyn, resulted
foIi,
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BROOKLYN.
ST. PAUI,S SCHOOL.

The KINGS County Cricket club eleven played
match at Prospect Park Yesterday With the second
eleven OF the Brooklyns The following f. the score:
KINGS COr-STY
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BROOKLYS.

A close match Of cricket PLAYED al Fort Ham
llton On tho Fourth between team picked from the
Manhattan and Kings County clubs and the Fort
Hamilton eleven. The former team captaned
by Mr. Bloxsom. The following was the score
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OBITUARY.
EDWIN CHADWICK.

London. July 5-Edwin Chadwick, the social econo-
mist, is dead
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I.onl Of a .,np,. Messenger.

~ world be- Liii' Vlt to convince !;
I r 1n that t.:cre Vas II sin%lc wall; Of
| mess llfrN'i wu.anot ovclrroWGcd. 4"
t i tie oc',keol or f nGewn town banl.
= Mt III oar Ia. ..ics, there arc always
J ICES opcr fol aIert yoIn; rIcn Il, rlcs
+ cNgcIs. .ne rcason Why the ccnand Is
81 tys greater ,han The supply Is ON TIC
{ .: iIc ..rsc security required by
I 3 bank Tlr nc. engcrs, who Lave
& tain DiS,.4ct5 % CO.c.' and who lanClc
] a. fnIas Of moHcy cycry day, are re.
{ rcd 10 furnish bonds Pr Glu,t00 Tho
I ny is i.Uo r! ~. IL counting The
! IS with ovc;y bank pays all IL ca
IA es ciouad tie no.H.lys and which
Aatj Ia tacir c.lso 10 go.
"Tkers are n ny O est Young zen
V o weld loo, I, on such u job as ~ god
& ii. bat tlcg are Z IT, to furnish Ito
l ID, NLiiS l-0ac . can coElmard the
ecu o. 81 10 rn ~ .ei; roscs NJ
u 'on ra'ir aa tan 81 per day The
: 90 bonus, i. c,.lootcl III u lump. would
] 'Ho a lice l.,.c nest cCg II laGny Of
l 20 : . Gu. iUi ! an aally H. have
( .a'y 4. tri..h 5sellum thccaae There
You - BE % 80 I-rk in every bank 9, !o
] lck 3 a bre.uc tl rdyGr IT.; on IS
! M d; rbitslH rates of interest -
Nv York LtVv.H. Iiuu
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The Siberian Pacific railroad has not
yo ecn &C. '"'"r.C III lrC..ly IA nc,5
sibcrian railway 10 r~o'n"tc' 1t will be
calcd after TIE i~o" uni. It's connection
W iti U'Inf Tia, i,t,mu and with n
suilallc Tor, TO to v.cs, OF Na!-atz
ii - NcC.i IL { .,Ll" row veal to 81.
lCiia by l.. | sd ~ s.. t,r. Ii is pro
W ID TO 'ci'"rlyo nj" TIC rio'..!i 8 Ito
Nv N0i. lac lnHiiSula of Nalmal. and
IL Kara ga. viii a arc GiiicrltttcccC 5,
o. j.g 'JAsct'r Gri. j. ri ;. 40
L ~ route Will crlv hc irO vo"etq i.n~.
l. inTG..,rt .",..-.. I..er.iuI from he
! h cf he ri~or Obi to Nc Nal:at2
s., il L bLs OF which u llhlbor is to be
II t. lac site chosen for this Lerbor il
t4citcrcd fr II I e viii by the pac-Cl:oi
mou'. A.ls.
+ ,e country hc'r- ,rYcl and wei stud
&c with f,rcsts. the ccnstrur,icn cf tie
Fur vi g.,r i...!o |LI-.,ulty. lnc entire
cost. Including t..c l.. Lcl, t. estimated
/; &t,CJ0.f y ri les. II ',rt ;si con
Citi rs the transport OF merchandise to
J l .aul. VII i%!dn!c'3. r. a nd IT, pa.
I ju?, 10 L.aG-4 al. .hr,c mon, y,
e, rcas l., the roy lirn to :lorths
Y be aa, C--e.l..yerii lIoducos
n nA!ly H0000 GO Rnssiau I'd, Il
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{ ne "i.ittr vest. AID 10 ~. l,.ais
{ .Iprl!irr tac Euloun.n market With
' Il al t. 'onsilo ell lo = p.ico than
I c"oduccd at me.-Paris Cor. Lon
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ne other q : When reading Mr. Cte
ycn.on cr lag atory. 'Ptmrc C.to,"
] cnn 0 aero $ Ills following;
he L ut 1.as ",rIl and ~winGlcss. A
: wing 81 rev noon bad lately urtson,
! / II va Gt2l too s.lall ard 700 low
& Nn n leavcl g. eoAtoaI with She IL
! lae hot o, ltssc. l~Imiausics."
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l. an accurate OBSERVER 81 nature. and vet
ge we l.yo lim writing of tl2 new
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j fa I /, l.t,i- Lave btan Just about set.
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im has lccn. rDi i4ViCly inki he. but
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ARRIVAL Az DzpNaruaE Or aAll-.
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cave White Oat Nun lays ..... IN II ~
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presented one hour hoT~rcd departure of nai'
Office nrc1 IN S..h"yS from 0 to . II. ~
and I toe y. IN.
ELLA G.. TIMO%EY. i. VI.
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English aud American girls tenr OF the
Talin amoug the naiions Of tAc world
' here Is. however. n difference bet wech
their respective qualities Of beauty
we elsewhere sufficiently portrayed the
irSt mud roy beauty of our American
flris not to tell them the whole truth On
> "a c~ccas'oh IT, r-~l'eh ricl Is t,.cr
'-,i-ly active IA her pursuit ~ healthy
cTcr Use. sh' walks. and runs. and PLAYS
. tennis n great deal. riding. II TO
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1t;lc cv"~"i1" AL TO '~""'i e water.
1hc i~-.-.. a. ,-..t ...,iia.i girls urc able
81 / ~ n r~t"a N-rgip ON 10 tlcir
ricChs. To wal. LOT. GER distances and to
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t-'cl C%eircs. ard nl:lot,ch there rfr. 10
t"ub' ~ w York. or Ia ray other laps @
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rs -%rfcrt'v t,autifrl in fcrrl and fayc US
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lc''. The reaks at these ranges
vary lom q ina1 am! Jack'e
Peak bout >. no feet. a. Cari.u,
Nogal. l,.N,1, and Sicrsl
5,an,o. l2,ODO.
The . ,pul ton of the c'untv
was 5000 ia lsSJ. drw about 80 ~
The t WINS other than Wlii'c Das~.
arc Lincoln, San Pairico. Pichwo.
Weed. Dowln's Mill. Gilcna. Itr>.
we'll, Sgvn Rivr>. Three Rivers,
Btmto, Nogsl, Parsons ana Look
Twotl,ird, ut the couutv EN-
Sists OF fine grazing land mtnlv
well wltcrcd. aud stocked with
2CO. ODO head ot cattle, an Increase
1t l.tUo per cent III } wears. The
Angora goat has iAllc his appear
nee in the monntaia OF Lincoln
county. and he il here to stay. He
RANGES where nothing el-c will. and
is 'tc,lingly profitable t" his
Thcrc are but tow sheep
in the county. abolt 1000 horses
md mules. and bnrros. (Anylm
Iarknsscs.) like the sand, OF the
>rasllore to" maltitu H..
On the Pcna*co. ltuidosn, .Hrni
~. Ilo"lo. Seven Rivers. Back
tiv. +. and Prrus, there are the in
st Of agricultural lands. Fine
arms have been opened en- all
hose sire ms. ana upon ticn,; as
ecn rr"huccd II except "a qlal
~ IN" 1iantitv every farm pr"
acts w!ich can he raised at such
"a elevation. The experience o.
irc tie Chns. Fritz demonstrated
nat l@lnc"ln county will -roluc'
4 abundance. all the northcrn
ruitS. The agric, ltl'al interest i,
ready irpp riant. and "rpwning-
Experiments show that in most
portions Nj the county crops can be-
aised without irrigation.
Mines were first disc 'verol il
he county in 1864. Netting We
'"ur in the way of mining unit.
'%7a. Because of l.;c.:, Of capital
nd disi&nc' from comt uniratinr.
ne aiming industry lanyuiShcl va
Il ISL NV the prn'uct Of No
Al and Whie Oaks districts is IN
m..nrtpnt part of the total gold
reduction of the Terri orv If y "
'eMr'. and the pr">p ct IL 'hat
at production Mn be treble II
50
The heat isr.t greet in car:
OF. nor j., tl,e cold excessive on
g continued in ~inirr.
Our 'p'r 're refined. r"l iva'-
!, op-n. hos liable. rrl SINGER
>" one cuming t. east hts lot wit
sretl fer the lack ~f Soci ~. II
mech IS it is o. scc"rtal | AZ.
'icasin. as any tint II" left iur
tr5rgar, are welcome, more thm
"l-o'Ap, if they cn@lo t" s,ttl.
.fr'.n ~
- cuuntv i,as An efficient Pub
'c Scho". system, IN nag'd by :
"Nntv Sn.. 4rintp'"tcnt, AMI tlr
directors uf twenty tao Acll al ii
Its. Upwards %! twenty nincrt
lent SCHOOLS wer' in Opcr'i.n ii
IS. and tie number viii b
a,N
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Coun y Col"mi s~ioaers.
VI Cronin, T. W. Henley. Miller.
Cu.n y school Superintendent.
i. ii. RICHMOND.
Precinct NJ. :. Directory.
Justice of the Pcacc.........J. B. Collier.
Cons. lie. ......... p. c. Langstom.
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White Oaks & Lincoln Co.
and Ely 81
uin 81 the Goa -ino.lt.

White Oas Is town 1t aioNt
l,200 .cop,c. a;d is Situated OF
Sec. IS. Town g.. Rln.c - east, II
the western cart ofLIAcolnCuuniN.
New ..iyXl o.. At the last general
cluc;iun there were east III the
town. 292 votes. " lie tile ltceis-
uatiol VA. 3f>. ijnrihy tn year
is > lucr, Wa eN! ca iNu 10 v.rI
olS '.yi'vclnrnts upwards 1T
500, %. Thc di,ianc, irnla Car
mag. CA the i. T d ) +. K. r..
Il mites; los mics from Sicorrp:
IA the mg.n line. 10 miles from
HI lnso. Texas. and 70 from Lin
coin, Nh County seat. Tho dis
zane, from Iibpr l., Kansas, the
term n.s ut the K OK Island sys.
ttm IL han., il $50 mics. K. K.
i'm : are no.. being constructed
nj her from FL l;tso. Texas. and
L,bcrL, kun a.. Both lines will
be c"napi-iri before Jan. It 1890.
Wnte )ik. l. the largest tow:
II tie c"nnt,, and the seat of An
import@nt si -! Hlc. 1t is fine
v 81 uaicd il II vail Y. among the
.l'.r> IT tax Earlzr range. at an 81
cvA'.un o: 40 icrt ABBY, Sc;
.,vrl. |, has Two religious org ~.
cations. Methodist and Cunorrgt.
ti"nlist. II laryc and %p".,sprron
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