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New-York tribune., 1867-06-27

The Board met at o'clock last evening President
Mclean In the Chair. Commissioner Hayes presented
the following
Rooes Tbsi Committee Of appointed by Pesen, Of
this connected with The
cent forgery Of warrant purponrg 10 be drawn BY this Board
RI1o01 which paid by the Broadway Bank.
Resolved That the said Committee also this
and Circumstances relating the charges by the President
which said seoants kept and details con
Deffd with the Keeping Of The o tlns Board.
kcs1tped the
10 ooDneconh The PIdeIt Of employ counsel
Isrd the rights " this Board Ia with said
The PkEsDEAI said the officers Of the Board had EN-
plOy ed Messrs. James T. Brady and VIM T. Curtis as
counsel for the Board and he believed the subject of this
forgery would be speedily investigated that the accounts
of the Board had been already carefully examined and
found perfectly correct the books of the Hoard were
kept In careful manner, and were open all times for
the inspection Of the members 81 the Board and the pub
Hc lie believed tho public would be perfectly satisfied
with the decision Ol the Courts In the matter Commits
sOner ALLEN said the counsel employed by the Board had
already taken the nitiatOy steps 10 work up this case
and he IN favor Of the Board allowing their counsel
20 take their I'm the matter The President of
the Broadway Bank had caused 20 be published the
newspapers long statement With view Offastcning on
the oatd OF EducallQn The responsibility Of not prevent
Ing the forgery. lie Or Allen said the system at pres
Ell adopted Ia the clerks Office perfect there could
De none better the books Of the clerks Office were
always open 10 public inspection, and the
appointment Oi committee was, therefore, sIpeTnuOus
lommissloncr PATIERsOs said he regarded tie resolu
aoIs snbeeessaiy u there was any blame to be at
taiDea " any person 1t probably should fall upon tle VI
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27

Of the Board mt az the President OF the Bod
and the Chairman 81 the Finance committee nau @ a
that every the sgS being done wilma view vi ,a S
thorough hV stgatpn into the matter py t m os,
thought the Goatd should bc held blaineIess. n rce
tOns we on motion tabled The Conmlllte on a t0S
pre- lied tor adoption resolution appTola
Tor the pgrchase of three lots Of ground on ne Wb
side OF West Eigheenst in the Sixteentn
was AdOped The committee pesehteu ~ to,,r
in favor of apprOpriang $34 800 for the purSnaso ~ Tb
lofs OF ground ON the south side OF West hnoi
eth-st, on which 20 erect grammar .hn orcction
house and appropIiating Sl06s43 Tor the efee,aU c
of new grammar school on west fl6dty,fscdd fa6Hynfcd
ST near the Eighth-ave when were atVptC'i tVp ~
rcpsrt was received from the Finance commute T1 1
the condition Of the fund for special appropriations
fokwinp are the items The sum originally ISse NJ
from the general fund $30,443 the sum raseu u,.e
tbe act of April g. for buildings sites, &c @
TO s4I7 34S from which reserved by the same ACT
for erecting building for Of colored clnldIeh, lSa
ing of this fund applicable to other new bdng
&c &C. (oDehalf FOR the accomodaion OF PRIMARY sn5
drenl 1867 making total for special purposes SV
79 From this there has been transferred 10 eev CA e
crease authorized Of the salaries OF principals anu o
principals of the female and primary SCHOOLS fT
The appropriations made for sites buildings, repas n
nture including those authorized, amount 10 EoooUo'
leaving unapproprated TO meet the purchase OF tne pro
posed site to building in the Sixth Ward, ana the altering
and furnishing it, and for heating apparatus, %c NC''
SQ 291 of this sum S57 of the fund speclncay ~
Piled by the act of April and the remainder SJy12G ~
an that can be used for general purposes M
was adopted. resolution was adopted 10 close INC
schools on the 5th Of July The Board then ADJOURNED
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27

drr.,rd without notice suspicion uasattaehen 70 BIN o.
M Yesterday, by Oncer Greene OF the fOiJ -sA'"' ." -
ng passage fan River boat -, ,.,or
A, meeting OF the Ncw-Yorl Board Of Fire Under
ss held TesteIay Comee reported that the expenses vac
se r.t ls wear we're about S5OO and recommended hst NV
e 1n3 beiyee, Twenty third Fortyseoondsis The et
nepses for the ebsuug years including the new u. nt %
resolved continue the patIO A. recon-
mcnJ nv the COMMITTEE formerly snPpored by oan
under recent act OF ue bes "e
Ipsrsnce Companies assessed TO bear the expense
Late on Tuesday night, Emil A. Knepper resident 3i
ort Indiana hut for days stopping at loyoys no
l 81 e corre Of PaIkrow, returned 70 The h9
y.Iy uc intoxicated retired TO his AZ he ,
yeSeray uoung found the pavement M ifeh
Of The hotel quite dead bis skull having been fractured b a ron m
pJoW Coroner Cover Yesterday held inquest ana on e auo
Of facts verdict accidental death VAS rendered Deceased
was native Of Germany aged IS For The last lev Gays nt n'
adyed m one Of the morning journals for brother named 'a
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
CRICKET.
ST. GEORGE

ST. GEORGE VS.. WILLOW, AT HoBoKEN'
Despite the bad weather of yesterday the members
of the abovenamed clubs assembled on the grounds OF
the q George Club Hoboken. in accordance with their
appointment TO play their first together this season.
the contest being between two eevens from the two
clubs with professionals barred Morley and STGssey
standing as umpres the OCCASION The ram had pace1
tbe ground in anything but good condition fer play ana
consequently the usual grand wicket was not %
croun1 being too wet in the center and 100 dead at It's
best part to give due effect 10 the bowling The Willow
eleven were hand as selected, neither LINDSAY
stokes Lester or Terry being presents in fact hut ve OF
the regular first eleven put in appearance the threat
ening state Of the weather preventing the fu atedaSe
antcipated II was before the game began, the
Willows even then being obliged 10 place volunteers III
field only eight players being present at that hO 4he
IS follows:
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
p1CCENr EPC ARRIYFD

PROM HAVANA Jaae Oh sieamlhp Columba-L Corn an1
De Armar, = ~ Armsu, J. Codins, Mrs G CadreI.
I0nan j. Lonan j. H. 1onan Mrs Iawton and son
DIno r. Escobe G. Sweet wife and child j. Redfd Making
Areegon W. Afertegon. j. G. Afferegon, T. d. Ceguel
CagAgszh, Trevor Contra NJ H. sel,na ~ p NJ keyns
W Incept " Fernandez C. g. lonOdAya. Miss H. Central
Williams o. Fernandez j. Lleran Carlona Meade stcck
J Sweany Burroughs Whelien w A. Whelden A. ST. Her
Watkins j T. CsstilanOs. r.. Fernandez q. Rickau
CHARLESTON 2GIn steamship ssrago.s-wm. G
Dunn Campbell " j. J. Levy D. q. Alexander d.
Thompson ssrn. r. " DAWSON Mrs G. Jordan Mi.t ~ Smp
G. Churchill T. T. Hurst Miss r. Brown. Miss H. Blake, Mrs
NJ " Heath aud child Miss CapeI., " Gamewel H. Johnsen
Mrs H. Hinched anl three children C. v Wahsmper O. WI
bar L. Grown Robert G. H. Brigham wife aud two child
James COyle and wife, Wm. Haue.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
GUNPOWDER.
ORANGE RIFLE AND SPORTING POWDER
THE PRIZE POWDER OF THE WORLD


The attention spormen called the following ACTS
made competition
principal American powders FAR greater pcnton range and
the WisELEDoS kFtE MEgTING ENGSD Jay, 1906 com
petng NTH The best iorrg IoSLers i won the hTst pre
The Boau By order n the CONsANDEE HiEF ~ THK
ST,rE EEw iO ur thc examination Of military small arms whose
attended y officers specially detached by tie RsiAS
and DASn GoyEKSBKSrs their printed report oi the
guns trial only would admit ball clear 70 the breech
sfsr firing 100 KOrNps without cleaning
led JD they deem the subject Of muh
importance that they thtr The pordr used N tftf
cartridges s,a being superior Il - the
OKANGE kFLE PowpLR Manufactured BY hHTH SD POWDER
Co. Aeg-lorh' 49,
Ate meeting ofthe Board called by Special Order No l26 Of tie
urer date Of Nay 49, 1901 subject other
conditions. 90 the oiJsing In article "a
m order confirm 90 tie UGed States standard charge as now
adopted powder will 10 ~ grains The powder 20 be tie
OHsgGK PowpSH Fo manufsctgrr by RAND Pow
pEn Co oaee No l70 Broadway. New York
The champion shooter follows
with the OTarge Powder In ahoonZ the largest score
Killing ~ ont of@ birds including - laube rises
Taylor celebrated pigeon thooter OF Jersey City
celebrated sAot om Central New YORK writes; Yof
der gh epuie here aud TIE country und about and VII tapsF
orr BRANDS ARB:
Ofsrge Lightning 1lb csrisiers. Nos l. o. Grain.
packng. 5lh cati.iers Nos ], D. J, 4Grau.
tra bound kegs. ~ hs aud % DE-, Nos J. 2 Grain
rise t,g. % n.., ~ lbs q lbs IL. ~. FFFs
canister. llb., H.. FFE
Kertueiy sporting cauher., D., To-, FFFg ,
70 obtained AZ Wholesale AZ oGee OF al wholesale aud Teta
from The iollo1irg dealers in
CooPERt lo.D, No IN BISadEay.
ONION BLISS K Co No. 10 wsHsnst -
SCHUYLER. HARTLEY. GRAHAM Co. No. 10 Asiies lane
JOHN MOIES SONS. No. 2
NFRWIN SlMpKiNS, No lt2 BIoadNay
" J. SYMs BRO, No 900 BroadEav
SPtfS. NISSAN Co. 40. ID Cogrtandit
TIIOS J. JONES. No 10 John-st
SMITH RASD POWDER CO.,
IfU .KnvA A. lEuk
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
LATEST SHTP NEU,S.
PORT or REw.YoRK.........JI

ARRIVED.
Brig r. IIass Staples Caeuas 10 DAYS. With sugar Sc, 90 H. d.
J. T.. BtOokmau
WISD-At sunset, NE.
BELOW.
Bark Mayhover, from the West Indies
Bri lanes Grow, rom Cieufuegos
Mariana Dutch schra the l5t Inst, for
CIondt returning loss Of fore and
DOMESTIC PORTS
BosroS June 2Arhyed ship Louis walsh. from Tapan baIh
Ellen stevens from MAtanzEg.
WILsiSGroS, c. Joae 25Aised to-day sieamslp Sappho
ffoinN Ncw-Notk
PniLaDErnA June 2GArsed tsieamsp star Of he Union hem
Havana.
CHAKLHsroS June 26-Arlyed steamship Alliance hom Phi
Apha Martha Am Palmer from New Eng Sailed tehE John A.
GD6s 70, L,snoOIi stamship MOneLs, for NeHleri.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
"Ihc Fen is Mighher than the Sword
TIE COLD PEN-LEST AND CHEAPEST OF PINS
M0RT0N'S GOLD PENS
TILE RrSr pRYS IN TKR NnRLn

For sale at No % MAIDES-LANE, New
York. and 10y every duly-apponted Agent at
the same pfccs.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trade mark of any other; therefore.
where IN Agency is established, the public will
be- best suited, and at tie same prices, by calling
on the Agent; in all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen. must send to Headquarters
where their orders will receive p!Cmpt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
THE CALEDONIAN GAMES.

The grand tourney to-day at Joness Woods will
assuredly take place the weather permit But should
IL actually rain pOstponement viii DE until Friday
As the Club hold the right 10 the grounds for but two
daysit win be necessary that the celebration be held
either Thursday Friday. II il does not rain the Gale
donian Club VIII march from their club rooms at a. IN
to-day, The games are TO commence at with the
gathering Of the clans in the An unusual number
Of strangers Of Scottish birth and descent the city
and veiy large number Of people will be in attendance
should the weather admit Of the celebration.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
CITY ITEMS.

THE WALLACE MONUMENT CoNCERr.-Last even
ing concert was given at Irving Hall for the benefit OF
the ,ponument which is now nearly erected at Abby
Craig in Scotland TO commemorate the heroism OF VIII
liam Wallace. The house crowded ana great
mnunt Of enthusiasm was evinced in favor of the cham
mon of Scotland The sum Of $4,000 is needed TO com.
plee the monument, and il is probable tlSt thc sum VI
81 500 was realized at the concert last evening
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
NOT ISroxicArED.-Thc following letter coHects
false report

To Edtr 81 Tlr Tr.buHc
sin In your paper Of thls date under tc head ~ Ac
cidcuts YOU state tHat Samuel smith resident ~ NO
63 Grove Jersey city. while intoxicated late ON Mon
day night fell from the front platform of car 80 10 ~
the Grand 20. aud Crusstowu line. in Grand It, h'aT
Wooster aud of the wheels passed over bis les crush
ing il In terrible manner lie vas taken 10 the ~ "
York Hospital" Now, the facts these Mr smi DE.
who has for long time held very responsible position
~ our factory aud than whom there is no more temper
ate and reliable employ, lcu at c usual hour
ON Monday uirh for his home u Jersey city and 10 ~
guarled moment The was turning curve ~ ful
lpced was thrown from the front platform und hktR
uuon Ills head Wa. stunned, and the wheel, ~ the
car passed and crushed HI Lex 50 stated. Hat
that Ar smith intoxicated that hc had oven been
been drinking is wholly ana he would ~ soon
lose leg altogether a. 10 have ~ 80 reported By max
Ing tie necessary correction you VIII do but simple Jus
iicc 10 a NEST worthy man, whose suIerluS- arc bad
enough az the best Very truly, your-. &c.
GLO. 4. GHtl, Secretary.
OGcc of ho Singer Manufacturing Co., No ~ Bread
way, Ncw-YOIk June 2G. 1901
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
J., oP PENS. AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
a.grc urfIf Uf.gGug
The Numbers indicate klze ohly NO lpcIhs 'no Sn"0
and No 10 the largest
; PENS WITH slLvER-MouNrED DESK
MOTIONS SECOND QUALITY.

These "a carats me- ana ale superior 10 any MORTON
Pens made previous 10 the year lsoO. ,,,. D.,
Every Pen is stamped "a Morton second Vuai''y'
ana numb, red. --.,.. ....., H..
accident. o,,--- -. .. :, ...,,
As those Of the First Quality
raIcrs orPENs; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27

Dry GooDs CLERKS EAuY-CLosTNG ASSOCIATION
A meeting Of the abovenamed association was held last
evening at No 267 Bowery, and after the usual routine
business was transacted the following officers were nom
mated for the ensuing year Inc election VIII nc h9,u
the 10th prox For President H. Is. C0wles; NlcePrcs-
dent John Punket; Recording Secretary, !, E Cody
Corresponding Secretary, r. Snyder; Eahca
alarms j. c. Osullyan. Committee OF ways ana Meas'
g Uollander f. Fisher, J. Flanagan, W. H. MesterNel',
w p Uearn J. w McIane, NJ. Flaherty. Financial
COMMITTEE Nj Mccormack, A. DAILY, ii. c. smith,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
MOTIONS EIRsr QUALITY.
wAEHANTiD.

These Pens 10 carats fine, aud arc pointed win te
ycty best susuIn Points. carefully selected ana none
of Tins quality sold with the slightest Imperfecuon
which stN aud the closest scrutiny can detect ,
Livery I,n is stamped A. Norton Fist Qlahty ana
numbered.
accident. -, 49,. ..,t,..
ar extra heavy aud strong
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27

The PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CnNA-The new
steamship China bulls by Mr. Webb for the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company has been open Tor inspection by the
public for the lat week. during the lral trp on
Monday and Tuesday. Tho snip j. reported by tic thrd
officer, Mr. Bradford, a. having behaved very finely
while in the troggh 0t heavy sea near BInceai, and
satisfaction expressed by al the gentlemen on board
Tie ship u built u, perhaps ftaurh manner as any
vessel ahoa and the completeness of her htnE4 are
remarkable. Suc hus accommodations for $50
first class passengers the same number ot second chs
and 7OJ stoeage passengers. The dnmgroOn md main
saloon each 100 feet long aud 90 feet wide tr r On
the maindcc s about nine feet high. and the second on
the next deck below eight feet 1hcsc wei us the
bcrths tastefuIy aud substantially furnished ON
the main deck there also sheep and poultry pens sta
bcs for 30 head Of cattle and panrles Kitchens store
rooms and the officers messrOUm. In case 81 FIRE, the
ship can be flooded throughout with steam and water
The engines Of the Marine Beam pattern and OF the
nominal power Of LOO urscs steam j. supplied 10 the
engine ard also 20 the five donkey engines from four tub
ular boilers The shpB dimensions overall are Length
3s feet bcam 81 feet depth "f hold - feet draught
OF water, y feet burden 5000 tuns She is paddle
wheel steamer barriggcd but carries canvas over
the tOpgaantfa and even this will not be used save
In emergency. The vessel goes 10 July under
the following officers: Captain g.. H. Bradbury First
Officer William Is. Cobb Second Officer, Charles ;. Coy
Third Officer, 4. Otey Bradford Fourth officer, g. j.
Guild Chief Engineer William sparks First Assistant
John Jones Second Assistant, Eugene McCahc; Third
Assistant Francis Cough. The China takes her pur-er
board Panama. She Is intended o ply between San
Francisco and the ports Of China and Japan.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
Also the following:
TO ALL WHO USE A PEN.

GooD GoLD Pen is always ready and reliable, and,
II adapted TO the hand, makes writing pleasure rather
than atask
The beginner makes more rapid progress with a Gold
Pen than with any other, because the same pressure
always produces the result and the proficient Is
better satisfied with his labor because oi the greater un
Ormlty Of ms writing and the ease by which II IS pro-
duccd
In making new pens, the srbsrribcr solder.
The gold NJ the point IL brought 10 state Of fusion,
when the point sinks into t. and the two become
metal entirely mpcTyiouA 20 the action of the acids In
inks. This can be done IN making new pens, because the
gold than three times ~ thick ~ u u after the
pen r. rolled 10 the proper thnncss Of the finished state
when pens are rcpoutcd n solder must be used which
will melt than the gold ~ which the pen Is made
otherwise the points viii curl into gOhuar form by
this process the temper IL taken out ~ the nib the elias
tcity destroyed. and tho pen subjected 10 the sure
process II COrTuspn these accounts, and knowing
from long experience that TcpOuted pens rarely give
satisfaction. the subscriber must positively Refuse 20 Re-
point Gold Pens
Return the pen within davs after It's reception, II
stamped - Norton and adapted 10 your hand stat
ing n what respect 10 might De improved ~ VIII he the
best Guide in selecting one that h. state ~ what angle
you hold the the paper and whether squarely or
leaning 10 the right LEFT These points briefly aud clear
ly stated, viii gca,y asst 10 making selection to sut
you.
Any one sending Postage Paid Envelope. with their
and proper address Wuttcn on IT. Will receive CIR
cular with Jac sc Cravings of all Tue sizes and
prices Address. 4. MORTON,
No. - Maiden lane. Ncw-Nork
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
MoRToN's CHEAP GOLD PENS

mot WARRANTED
These Pens 10 carats fne ana are Betef Wlltlhg
and more Durable Pens tnan can, without operating MOT
Patented Machinery De produced for the prices even
were the Gold furnished gTatuitously.
PRICES or PENS; AND PENS SILVER PLATED TX
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS.
Marie Pen ...... 50 80 with Pencil Case. vi 90
rrky Pen ..... 75 with Pencil Case. l %
Always Ready Pen 90. with Pencil Case. ] %
Elegant Pen. ....... %. with Pencil Caso.r V
ENrrsiOr Pen. ..... 90. with Pencil Case J 20 ~,
Thcs, are We'll Finished OdNrlting Col dfens' WIN
Points the average wear Of every one OF Whlc
' far outlast gross OF the best steel Pens, dWOngH
Iev are tu cmTanied, and therefore not cTchdhged0e
They .rc not numbered, but correspond in size 10 NOS =
!. :, and D respectively ,....,
me ~ is taken Of al remancos by mall in registered
letters Al the safe delivery Of the goods guaranteed 70
Mi WL0 scnd twenty cents harge FOR registering IN ad-
dillon 20 thc price Of the goods ordered
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
ANY can secure of the above Gold fchs
". iont money by getting up "a cub. ,,
81 30 Will buy. uy........-.........Slo worm o i'lN'
q - viii buy ............-.... 20 worm o Iohs'
40 90 VIII buy.................. 90 worm Oh Ieus'
n sent IN dddrcSs 81 Onf iimc -,
receipt Of the money Tie subsCflbcr VIII kchd ny te
turn mail or otherwise directed, Gold Pen or fehs-
sciociit0 Gie according 10 descTption Address,
a. NORTON.
No 70 MAIDEN LANE, EEWYORK.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
Announcements. |
BANK OF TIL

BANK OF THE COMMONwEALTH.-E. HOLMES,
No 2 BroadwyDEAR SIK had your BrHGLAH ALARM TELE
put house So high estimation OF u
woad any without H. strongly
recommend H. EDWARD HAiGHr, President
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
,,,,y work DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JUNE q, 1867

,,n1 Ah.
A CARD.-In 1861 Morton ''''ooh.inu,r ,r .n0
discount formerly given to the Jobblne Ai"uo'
and ignoring the services of middle men, h''N
Sold his mems either directly to those who use
them. or to such as keep them on hand for the
better supply of the writing public IN 'iie'r
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 single instance reached his ear; ana
although they generally admit that Morton
can make the best pens in the world, and used
to do so they nevertheless put forth great
exertions to show that the Morton Pen has de-
preciated 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 Jobbers people are
apt to be misled 10y their representations.
In order that tho public may judge correctly,
and at the same time see how much pains
taking is exercised to give every one who orders,
just such pen as will exactly suit his hand,
Morton confidently refers to the many thousands,
throughout the entire country, who have re-
ceved his pens through the mails during that
time, and also calls particular attention to the
following letter which has accompanied every
pen sent:
No. 25 MAIDES-IAsE NEW YORK.,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
' Tine, 2.I7i 2.46i 2;4a.
HE wATERTowN RACES.
NJ rH1 EeRAPH TO THK TRIBUNE.

WATERTowN, n Y, June pa thunder shower
interrupted the proceedings and made the track heavy
On the first trot j. c. Fox Of Kingston, c. W., entered
Madoc the owner of Usage County entered Tormentor
IT p Ihline of Lewis County entered Napoleon, H. Oa
man of LOwcville entered Fannie HILL VIM Kingston OF
Morrsburg entered Dundass Maid, Iheo +. bnIlerItlu
of Utica entered Amber. Tormentor Won the I.ce
NV distanciuR the crowd in 1884. The second race var
contested between the Burlington Chief OF vermont & au
Ne TsbaIl of Wotertown Nellie took the purse In four
eafS losing the first hut winning the last three Ihey
@ere made respectively in 1853, g. 1854, 1853
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE TURF.

FASHION CoUEsE-Po -PosTPONEMENr OF THE FINAL
MATCH BErwEEN DEXTER AND LADY THORN,
The final trot of two miles to wagons between De1-
Tor and Lady Thorn beng the fourth OF the series OF
tonr nj one and two miles, both IN harness and 10 wagons
which was 10 have taken place yesterday at the Fasmou
onre was postponed account OF the wea' ner ana e
heavy state of the track until Saturday pext the 2h
INST Weather permitting, II wall then come ] on, Do,n
bores are doing finely, and circnmstaHoes al laN @
in condition Of horses, weather aud track ~ ma! D .
IDENTITY be- anticipated that good uOt 70 WSsVSt @ m
Two miles as ever made VIII Jhen tahe t,ds
fbe nOstpole Tnent Of the maze, MT Sihue'
tbe nronrtsfor of the course, at once early IN te
80 ,aa tice al all the terTies flat trOt would come
OfI yesterl lay aud attendance ana 9lsaplolhenu 20
Trevonted T5e few who did attend, IN consequent VI
nor racsvin0 the information, have TO blame te Oo'
M fc ferries and not the proprietor OF te COURSE. 80
fThe set event Of tbe day not coming on uot Mas
a.mnorised between Louise daniels Nancy at anu iu-
1e. IeIe heats best three in hye winch resulleo ds
me summary below Will show. =, Ill, no
Sbsre Is eyerv prospect that another match VIII pe
ode M tween Ethan Allen with running mate 10 wagon
nd nexter up<ler the saddle, TO come OF on tne lb o
1Iv a. the Fashion Course. Allen has more III nm
9.ISto wagon with running mate; ana Dexter hts hlsO
moro i'm him under the saddle than DIG III haIness.
Eboud ali favor as on the day of the first match ~ may
confidently be expected that heat in the tfot VIII NC
done in ZIP.
FASHION SCouRsR-Swepstake $50 eaehi nile hes" Pes' '
IN Eve. I I
ID
u NGcef ch = lnCOme
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
MoRToNs THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens II caras nne and although cheaper are
a r. u equal any gold pens made elsewhere as regafds
dun hilIty elasticity and good writing quahtles
-, cry Pen is stamped "A Morton, THIRD QuhLity ana
numbered --. .-.,...
Thc Points are warranted for months, except against
hc cases are made of Coin Silver but not as heavy
as those al the First Quality.
pt,tgrs tl PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION