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New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
NIrRDER IN THE FIFTEENTH WARD.

Within the past few weeks Cnspno Cadena'
Cuban negro and his wife, Matilda. occupying apart
rnents in the rear basement of No 10 East EleVehst
have ouareled almost incessany the cause being the
husbands jealousy. He has frequently accused her OF
cohabitng with white and colored men; but the wne
who is described quite cOmely has always DENIED the
impeachment and beng rather hgh.temIered she mas
i'm tuln accused him of various dcTclcuOnS Larry yes
tcrday morning the neighbors heard them qarrelns ana
ther DISPUTE was continued at intervals untll nearly 10
o'clock a. m when the loud and continued screams OF thc
woman alarmed the ncighbOrhOOd On entering the apart
ment the anrghted crowd the woman lying on the
floor having been apparently knocked down by large
smoothing iron which lay her, while above her peht
husband, armed with large butcher knife whch 10
plunging into the woman's breast one OF tne ny
sanders caTman. more courageous than the rest a-
vanced and selzng Cadena by the arm attempted TO pre-
vent the infctiOn of further violence ana WIe snc W
struggling with the rfiian. Officer Boxer, who happened
TO he in the vicinity entered and took tine murderer INTO
custndv physician AT once summoned, nut Dcioic
his arrival the dead. Cadena was Locked up
in the Mercerst. Police Station He describes Sen as
native of Cuba. aged 49, and says that he mas aleiy
been employed by Francisco WasSing, IN LDer!st
as "A cigar maker. Notwithstanding 50 many persons
Witnessed the murder he that hc knew nothing OF
the tragedy until his arrival home, after TEMPORARY
absence he found his wife the floor, bleeding IRON
number of wounds and he adds that he was about TO eau
in the police when arrested He is bad fcuoW, having
already been twice or thrice before the Courts
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
A nnion of the temnerance ORGANIZATIONS and

a union of the temperance organizations and
ject OF the union is defend the idea of quiet
Sunday to enforce the Excise law, 70 spread the pri
cpes OF temperance and 10 promote other social reforms
by the ole the ballot In conventions and at elections
The movement intended counteraction against the
hQuOI sellers clubs organized in the city Earnest men
lead in the work. and give character TO the association
A young girl from IIOlmesdale, Pa, rang the
bell OF boarding ghOuse" IN West HOust0nst. few
days ago, and asked 10 be admitted The Madame, FOR
wonder reported the application TO Capt Mills, and
that gentleman Instantly sent officer for the girl and
mia The motive which urged her to take this perous
course Vas the desire to $500 to pay OF mortgage
WOOSer-s Police Station. aged respectively - and H.
who have been likewise rescued,
BY direction of Justice Leonard Yesterday,
Coroner Cover commenced an examination respecting
the shooting of Catharne Lyon in Mcssrs. r. Hart q Co.'S
bOOkbndcry. No. 6j Westinghouse the 2Cth ult, by
one George Hammer A number OF witnesses were ex-
amned but their testimony WAS the same az has been
fbat tLe occurrence although accidental Indicated ess
negligence the part OF Hammer and "a verdict to that
effect was rendered Hammer Is Saloonkcepcr at No.
l5S Greenwchst.
Messrs John English & Son, at the foot of
Tenhs East River, have the fran; OF ferry boat
pleed and are engaged repairing aie old Charleston
steamer James Adger which When renovated VIII be as
SOod rs new Mcsss Rogers ana Coiyel OF the Qunard
Iron Works are repairing hcr engines They likewise
North River sawmili engines for Paika Fla bfck ma
chimes Tor the Compressed Brick Machine Co. and several
oi Messls shaw Justices newly patented steam ham
lucrs.
Mr.. Solomon Fishers fur store, at No. 233
Broadway was on Monday night entered by thieves with
false hl ana ODued OF furs valued at $4,000. ON the
same night MI NJ M. Backuss store, at No J5S Broad
was entered IN similar and $500 worth of
furs were stolen ON Tuesday Frank Howard otherwise
Haley ana FRANK der pledged at Nj. Robert j. ROseI
tials OaiOioe AZ No 81 Chry stest 20 fur collars for
SIS. From there the men went 10 Mr. j. C. Andrews's
cythings0re at the intersection OF BroOme and Crosby
ss. and offered 70 sell him the pawn ticket for trifie
Andrews had been informed Of the robbery Of Mr. Back
uss store, and asked the TO call the following
day. He then informed Detective Officer Farley Of tine
circumstance aud asccralned that the furs those
stolen from Fisher Yesterday, when tAe I.cu S..Cl
upon Andrews they were taken into custody.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
BOARD OF AUDIT.

The claim of Thomas Degnan for extra salary
was examined yesterday. He was employed at $50
month 10 sweep Washington Market. The Common Coun
ell subsequently raised his salary 10 $50 per month THIS
increase he did not however, receive and the difference
amounting 10 S93 49, is his claim Another lko cll nut
for only SS4 was presented by Patrick Burns Thomas
Campbell first clerk for the Corporation Counsel at salary
amount of extra work connection with the suits grow
ING ont of the riots He asks for the three years an
amount equal 10 his salary $500 His claim was cel
fled by the Corporation Counsel but the Board or super
vlsors il to the Committee where has IAN some
time James H. Clark a $4,000 clerk In the Register
Office presents claim S7S ca for extra work done III
copying mutlated registers book. Mr. H. DOngas case
presented with others previous day. was again caeu
IN He was messenger for the Receiver OF IaNes at sOO
per year. He performed, as he claims, the dules OF
clerk rather than OF mere messenger ana asks TO De
paid as clerk $500 than he received j. C. feld ana
j s. Jernegan employed by Mr. Fowler to prepare
the points &C. in the of the city against the second
and Third-ave Railroad Companies The first case went
10 the Court of Appeals The second was allowed 10 rest
until a decision that They ask 500 each, ana
Mr. Fowler certies their charge to be moderate r. ~
BALDWIN, ID. j. Hart and Jno. d. Newman 0teers oi the
CITY Government in claims for Newly ears gifts IRON
$3.50 $500 voted them by the city but never PAID Joh
b. Grdley and Samuel Blauvelt calm for copying ana
extending the books extra pay 20 the extent e one
of S45 the other of S47s H. W FOrkcr one OF the clerks
in the employ Of the county has claim against the city
for SlOS5, for working up the riot suits ana preparing
them trial behalf of the city His claim Is certned
by two of the corporations counsel. No decision was
reached in any Of the claims.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
A-FIsHING DOWN THE BAY.

The City of New-YOIk is becoming quite
celebrated for the opportunities ii affords 10 all disciples
Of Izaak Walton for enjoying their pscatora proclvties
Hardly day passes when there is not from to fifty
parties OF gentlemen who avail themselves Of the eXcur
sion boats who ch arter sailing steamers for
days sport One OF the most deliberately gOtup private
parties for day recreation and fishing sails IN the ocean
tugbOat Phillip, Capt Chas. H. Hazard, from near the
FutOnfeTry, at o'clock this morning DOdwOths Band
has been engaged to furnish the music and everything
the way OF caables &C. will be found in abundance. The
company composed of fifty QmitedJ gentlemen, among
whom are Alderman McGinnis. VIM H. Goodwin, Thomas
Cragn, Capt. j. ~ Clark, Daniel Willis, Harry c. Lyon,
John Gavan Wm ChristOl, Il. VI. HOOley, Phil GIogan
and A. Gilbert The party is in every way that pos
the qualities and requisites 20 make their days
recreation to be remembered by the participants
the time went a-tshing down the bay"
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
METROPOLITAN FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The Commissioners yesterday appointed Hen
" A. Gilbert superintendent Of Repairs in the yard, at
salary of s2OO; and Charles Person messenger at $500
year and accepted the resignation Of Albert H. Bogart,
engineer of No l. Ii resolved that on and
after the 10th Of october the Post Office bell be runs for
all fires south of seventynnthst between a. m and
~ m. On motion OF Commissioner Myers the Attorney
TO the Board instructed 10 frame such amend
Inents 10 the law will enable any fireman, or
the friends OF any fireman. injured or killed through the
negligence Of the occupants OF any burning
building TO recover for such injury or loss OF life IL
further resolved that in addition 10 the reward OF $1,000
now offered for the conviction of any person Who may be
guilty OF arson the Fire Commissioners earnestly invite
an persons who may cOguLant Of any suspicious cir
cunstauces connected with the origin Of any fire TO
municate the same 10 the Commission.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
THE EXPRESS CONTROVERSY.

The report that the case of Norris Winslow
agt The American Express Company has been discon-
tinued, which appeared in the Money article OF THE
TRIBUNE the 4h is not correct The impression may
have arisen from the fact that owing to the delay the
part OF the defendants to put in their for O. days
and the service finally OF unvered the notice Of
motion for receiver has been withdrawn. not with
of abandoning the action, but in order to the
motion upon aud stronger adavits. The delay Of
the American Express Company in answering the com
plant OF Mr. WinslOw, and the service of
swer contrasts somewhat with the action Of the Trustees
OF the Merchants Union Company, who answered tand
swOre TO their answer Mr. Waer6urys complaint in three
days.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
APPEAL FOR SUFFERING cRETANs.


The Greek Relief Committee Oi this city, oi
which Mavor Hoffman j. Chairman, appeal TO he friends
of humanity for contributions Of either money or cioh
inc for the suffering and children Of Crete now
landed on the shores Of Greece IN condition OF inc
utmost desttution The New-York Committee nave
received letter from the Committee at Athens bearing
du0s of the ncursiOn of Omar Pacha, ana saying tut
the Turks having become more and more OtIdgeous IN
their bearing toward decnsecSs women ana chllueh IN
one instance thrtysX women threw themselves INTO the
sea rather than fa into their hands Ihe eNccsscs OF the
troops reached extent that the foreign represent
atives al compelled 10 protest and call upon
their respective governments to interfere for the sake OF
humanity Accordingly two Russian mcnOf-war and
one French were dispatched to carry away from the
island the women and children On reaching Crete thcy
communicated at with the authorities but were re-
fused 80 they returned for further instructions. Ihe
attempt successful, and on the % OF AngusI
they entered the port of Pirbus bearing two thOusahu
sOuls IN the most wretched cOnditiOn-hungry, dfty
naked and full of vermn For months these poor cica
lures had been wandering from mountain 10 mouhtan
and from cave to The Arcade took also one huhd
red and fifty more. This measure, while removing
serious obstacle has also greatly encouraged tc Sle.
Now, the camp becomes hls home ana lhe d
his bosom companion Having lost al taaS w. nc 9omiv
sacred upon the island, and having secured hls ami ~
from further danger. he becomes desler1t, ~ sont
fight with vgOr. Contributions OF money Shou" ~ ~
to Treasurer y. q. Ward, at No. 66 wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
BASEBALL.
TIE NATIONALS OF WASHINGTON BEAT TIE
,,NtoNc or 7 ANCTNCRIrRGH.

TIE NATIONALS OF WASHINGTON BEAT TIE
UNIONS OF LANsINGBURGH.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-One of the most ex-
citing and interesting games Of base ball that has ever
taken place in this part of the country was played here
today The cOntesting Clubs were the famous Unions o
Iansingburgh famiarly known as the "Hay-makers,"
and the Nationals Of this city. The Nationals vcto
rous after ten innings had been played by score OF
to D. Up 10 the fifth innings the Nationals led the score
by seven runs At the end of the seventh innings the
Onions stood four ahead of their opponents On the
eighth and ninth innings the Clubs tied Both Clubs
played WELL the Unions eXceng in fielding, the Nation
ais at the bat There about 5000 persons who wit
messed the game. The Unions visit the President tomor
row. and leave for Philadelphia at where they play
the Athletic ami Quaker City Clubs Below is the score
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
LATEST SNIP NEWS.
SPOKEN.

SPOKEN.
Berare.-,lp July IS lat 6 q T. from RAngoon for
lal.uuItr
redson-.lp July IS Cape Good Hope from Bombay for
Liverpool
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FoHuE Monroe sept &Afnyed bng Benz Deiho ST. John "
H.. fur Havana
bosroS ssIt aAruvd h Bennington Cacua; barss Syrian
London. Ncitsrou tdI hrgs PIoi'u Fensaeoa
] VI WsKsl. New Yofs Robin. from holloui -
IlotE. sept ? uArrysd schrs ; Loe f0r Phiais
rb, Daniel Wahh0rr rht'pia FOR Boston tmna Paisrsa W
DO Harts Paige Phaislpbis fof fupmoah - wheaton DO Tor
HaH do Nara Providence for Nova 500
ia. Lara Lou, Sesios r Boston Seven SISTER Do do "a,
Hatoe Rye lowel Ne FrAng Srn YORK for
Hosou .op Ne. dri of NAntaese'; steamer Charlie
Peron from BOSTON. yacht Minnie
Al tie vessel. tsuf, reported have sailed
FoHrK. MuNHoE Ilc pilot boat iCoqlee rtroas TIE
foloH ng yefssis from ha having 20 sea;
Ih utSf-E be.oa tg Less, baTts ken and Serene seh
ssg brig, aIIlMaa bark Moaon. all bound foreign
ports
Arrived Norfolk sehr, wsrreu from Bo'iou; Problem. Phia
ier. Co. JuAa T. IHrl 90 Wa Hone New ioTk J.
J. Narj. Mar Hickman. Plaispha: urs Princeton. koekTpt
Baltimore, kiith, DO, "
PhIr0epha. Father ari g. y For Grotgrtoan D. &
sArrei. hng B~f psano from John y h., for Havana
log.rf. She rll repair a. norfolk
Hsros 4Aursd steamship Neptune New York bfgs A
thur Ergir. nyree. Neufltas. fiIatslTort
tHArLgsToS sept 4Aritr steamship Alliance Philadelphia
sfrd steamships Eterin4u Philadelphia L ham Boston
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05

a CARD.-ln 1861 Morton discontinued the
discount formerly given 10 the Jobbing Trade,
and, ignoring the services of middle men, has
sold his pens either directly to those who use
them, or to such as keep them on hand for the
better supply of the writing public in their
own localities. There may be Jobbers who
have spoken in favor of the Morton Pen since
that time, but, if so, their remarks have never
in a single instance reached his ear; and
although they generally admit that Morton
can make the best pens in the world and used
to do so they nevertheless put forth great
excrti0ns TO show that the Morton Pen has de-
prcciated in value, is not what it formerly was,
and that those which they vend are equal, If not
superior; now since many Retail Dealers obtain
what little they know of pens, as well as the pens
themselves entirely from the Jobbcrs, people are
apt to be misled by their representations.
In order that the public may judge correctly,
and at the same time see how much pains
taking is exercised TO give every one who orders.
lust such pen as will exactly suit his hand,
Morton confidently refers to the many thousands,
throughout the entire country, who have re-
ceiyed his pens through the mails during that
time, and also calls particular attention to the
following letter which has accompanied every
pen sent.
No Is MAIDENLANE, NEw-YORK I
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
"The Pen is Mighter than the Sword"
THE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS.
MORT0N'S GOLD PENS,
TIE BEST PENS IN TIE WORLD.

For sale at No. 25 MAIDEN-LANE, New
York, and by every duly appointed Agent at
the same prices. -, A..
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the pubic VIII
be best suited, and at the same prices, Dy caling
ON the Agent; in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen, must send to HEADQUARTERS
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
MoRToN's THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens are u carats rne and although cheaper
equal gold pens elsewhere as regards
durability. elasticity and good writing qualities;
Every Pen stamped "a. Morton, Thlrd Quality and
numbered. ,.
The Points are warranted for months except against
accident. -.
as those OF the First Quality
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EAlENsioN
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
LILLE ROWING MATCH.

A public meeting of carpenters was held last
evening under the auspices of Carpenters Union No.
Mr. Thomas w. Brey presided. The Chairman said that
the object Of the meeting 20 lay before members OF
the trade not belonging 10 any Union the advantage OF
foung societies for the advancement Of the welfare of
wOrngmeD generally. 10 this end addresses were made
by Mr. RoscmaD, PTeeident Of CarpeDters' Union No
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
The Numbers Indicate size OhiS' No' peihs 'n0 '
and No 10 the largest.
,rs op Pens WITH snvER-MoUNrEp DESK
MoRToN,s SECOND QUALITY.

These are u caras nne superior TO any Morton
Pens made previous 10 the year 1860 o,., >,
Every Pen is stamped "A. Morton, Second Qual'y'
and numbered. -.
The Points are warranted for six months except against
accident.
The Cases are made Of Coin Silver but not so heavy
as those Of the First Quality.
raIcrs OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05

Mr. Grld'ev and wr Shaw Tho Eight 'lour law was
lvOr M cd and n was hniCd that WoikihS
nan o,I rllr are preparing tO enforce tie law On the
lst OF kOg, mb1T
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
MoRTON's FIRST QUALITY.

These Pens 16 carats ne and are pointed WIN the
very best ridosmn Points carefully selected ana nohe
OF this quality Is sold with the slightest mperlectloh
which skill and the closest scrutiny can detect.
Every Pen is stamped "a Morton, First Quahty, anu
numbered. a., -. ..,.o.
accident. -, AL. .,.,,.,,
The made OF Coin Silver ana ior ths qu"sJ
are extra heavy and strong.
pRICFs OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
ITEMS.

The Eurekas defeated the Actives in the return
ssme NewYork TUESDAY Of ~ 10 3 The Kekiors Of
Ews the Young Champions Of JeseJ al Jersey City the
81 Of ~ n.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
To.al...........0 3
Total......... 30 % !

la a. 3D. 4th sth 6th 7th stb. 9th. 10th Total.
TaioS........f II -lS
UuIre-Mr DrrRArd Of the Union Club Of Washington.
Scorers Mesrs Potts and Schofeh
Tine of Game-TWo hours and IS minutes
HUTUALs vs.. IRvINGTONs-THE MCTUALS VIC
TORIOUS.
The Ireturn game between these two crack
clubs played yesterday on the Union grounds viii
Iiamsburgh The crowd in attendance numbered between
soOO and sOOO The game well contested throughout,
aud by the Mutuas by three runs, amid the ap
plause Of their friends who had backed them at odds
The result OF the precudes all chance of the Irving
tons obtaining the much coveted championship for tins
at least they having been defeated by the Mutuas
IN the first game early in the by run AT that
time, Pike, who now plays in the Mutual nine, played
with and member Of the IvngtOns. NOtwlth-
standing the fact that the have been victorious
the Unions of Morrania the present season. aud
that they made the champion Aantc bite the dust sub
bequeny the friends Of the Muuals with few exceptions
had to lay odds on their
The Irvngtons were much annoyed yesterday by eers
And bOiserOus remarks from TOughs in the crowd who
took every occasion 10 worry them in their play The
kOllGWng is the
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
MORTON's CHEAP GOLD PENS.


These Pens are 10 carats fnc ana are Better Wrtng
Durable Pens nan without operating Nor
Patented Machinery be produced for the prices even
were the Gold furnished gratuitously
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS IN sILNER-PLATED EA-
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen........ 81 90 with Pencil Case. 81 90
Lucky Pen. rs with Pencil Case 800. Is
Always Ready Pen co. with Pencil Case 80
Elegant Pen. ....... 25. with Pencil Case. 90
Excelsior Pen. ..... / so. with Pencil Case 70 80
These Well-Finshed Good Writing Gold Pens WIN
IidOnn Points the of every one OF when
viii far ouasi a OF the best Steel Pens dHhongh
Ltcv unndyrdDited, and therefore not eTchdngedoe
They numbered but correspond in size TO Nos
8, 4. s. and respectively --,-.---,
letters and the delivery Of the goods guaranteed TO
all who send twenty cents charge for registering IN al
dition 70 the price Of the goods ordered.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
one or more OF the above Gold fehs
without money by getting up a CLUB ,
$l3 80 will buy ..................Sl5 worm OF iens
% 90 will buy .........-......-. ~ worth OF Ichs'
80 90 Will buy ...-...-.....--... 50 worth OF fehs'
n sent 10 address at 0ne hDie. ,-
on receipt OF the money the subscriber VIII sehd oy re-
rn mail otherwise, directed, Gold Zen or fens-
seiectug ne according 10 description. Address,
A. MORTON.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05

" stated win greatly assist in making selection 10 suit
you. , ,. NJ, ,,o,oo with tbotr
rane and proper address written It. will receive c
cuiar with 6ac smile engravlngs OF all te szes anu
prices, Address. n. MOhION
f' No. 25 Maiden-lane New York
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
lAnnonncementaI ]

How shall we protect our residences and our
samng Of burglars Ask who IL
using HoLxns BURGLAR ALARM TELKaRAPn. Ohee No 2Vl
Iru4i
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
DIR, HUBBARD'S TRUSS

have treated Hernia exclusively and constantly for 2 years can
rupture half pressure Of other
n use keep perfectly Hernia make Truss ht the
psecty skin IL does touch the cord aud
Of the body
pressure changed desired extent by the eau
Any peon NAY my Truss week. free Of charge.
Dir. n. ". HUBBARD
Ohcr No. 57l BroadaAy New York
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05

desirable companion with good temper
perfection and will irk W through thck al
thin, Nine DxsOKKsI's DANoSD NEEptKs.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
AQUATIC.
RECEPTION OF THE PHILADELPHIA YACHT CLUB IN
NORFOLK


RECEPTION OF THE PHILADELPHIA YACHT CLUB IN
NORFOLK. VA.
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 2.-The Eureka Yacht
Cab Of Philadelphia been cruising about The bay Hampton
Roads and in the Elizabeth for days While Norfolk
Hsor % presence becoming known The citizens they
escorted through The city with muse and invited to
elegant collation. served of the ire engine houses
sLooP RACE AT HARLEM.
The following entries were made for the twenty
ue s~etake on Long Yesterday % feet
Joseph Ebng Rsvnor Il feet The boats started
Harlem Bridge q ooock the afternoon and
. The stepping stones there rounding G can buoy and returning The
f boat TIE Car rounded the wntg point the rfer 81
Hnn 70 a Nas followed hy The kAFlOf al ~ minutes 70 90 oh
Allowing or the difference aduged the
by minute The kbng tsiaueed The Games 2j9
The Rayfofs time Vas 2:s9t
HUDSON AMATEUR ROWING ASSOCIATION.
The first annual regatta of this Association will
tke place day opposite The Eyssu Fields Hobokea
frsi vii sse souls prize badge gold and
race double su pf1 god badge Thri race barg (gubwa)
mr., st Of eoors Forrth prIe badge Boats
moi 10 inches length Five seconds per
allowed boats puug the greater number o tie
race lloyd Aspfwal Thouss Sewsrt aud Alfred W.
Craven vii Judges Gen Alexander Shaer Referee
THE ROWING MATCH.
The steamer Shultz Will take large party of gen
umen Who have witness the searlg
and Hsu Sewburg Boating men who have M
syeosd Browns boa, xlh him by Elliot that It
Therefore ITopLe h ie in u
all Msy0r Clark having addressed note % l
deut Acton ye,isrlsy petonng fr " Metropolitan policemen
attend the Mr. Acton replied by telegraph at be VIII t1d
Sufficient force for the peace aud protection ofthe ctzenS
A sIX-oAR RACE AT SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
SPRINGFIELD Mass, Sept. A hve-mile regatta
for 800 between the p Tapley W H. Baker 1oae
boats cane this city this afternoon by former
80 minutes Z! secoJds
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05

RFApY-KNox's FALL Style Of Gents HAT
Nos. az and 3jJ BToAdssy
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05

a WitStt Ol iIt DtdullIul WI a. NfhNs
the difference having beautiful materials cut hy pattern
Nine DgHoKKTs EEPoaIUs No fJ or No 80
Broadway by the ordinary method.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-05
THE MAINE HORSE FAIR.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Sept. AIN the harness race
today between Bill wellman Dan Mace, and Little Fred
the latter horse was the winner in three straight heats
Time 2SeI 2:s5l 24O. The fair will close tomorrow %
The prneipal contest will be for a sweepstakes OF S
In which Little Fred, Dan Mace, Bill Whitman, and Ii
viii contend