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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-24
THE FEYIAN CONVENTION.

The Fcnan Convention continued ITS session
Yesterday Mr. r. A. Collins formerly Bond Secretary TO
the Fenian Brotherhood was elected chairman and Mr..
bIc In the Convention who shall beShoseras Head
Center Many Of O'MHhOny's old partisais are ~ the
Convention and making strong night FOL their late
chief while the more moderate delegates are IN favor OF
John Savage IL l. said that Collins II the leader ut the
OMahOuy faction and Is working srcnuO,y Tor the eeC
tion of OMahony OMahony Il AT present one OF the
editors "a weekly published In this city called me
irish Isouic articles which lately appeared
ia that sheet Ia favor of doing away with the electoral
system ia the Brotherhood said 10 be from his pen
Col Kelly who Stephenss night hand man
during the trouble IN Ireland, has been ans
ayowcd, IL is nIid, by the irish organization,
and the masses Of the Fenlans ia Ireland declare that
ganzaon which has leaders any OF the old officers
Of the OMahony Stephens organization Iheie II also
considerable opposition 10 the new plan proposed or
swearnc members Of the Brotherhood 10 secrecy ~ rea
on Ians Of Instruction, owing 10 the fact that ="
many of TIE rank and file Of the OMahOny stephens or
gIrIa on Do, long 10 the Roman Catholic Church which
excommuurir, all those of its fOck who belong 10 any
OathbOund association or society bound together TOT
What termed by the Church illegal objects Committee
have been appointed Ia the Convention on Reunion hnd
HorguIu for the purpose Of bringing about union
with the Roberts organization The Roberts men declare
have confidence ~ all IN the other wing OF
It's leaders and they also that their plans in
compatible with uniOn Of the two sections ~ the Ron
organization controls circles Of the Fenan Broth
erhoOd with large OF money IN the treasury, while
the other hand the OMahOny stephens faction does
represent over 20 circles good standing, ana &C.
cOrdng their confession, have no money OF arms
To commence a eyoutiOn IN ireland any place under
British dominion. The business OF the Convention -
Kept secret from all excepting delegates VINO arc ny no
means reticeIt In regard to what Is transpring.
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MILITARY MdTTERS.
RrcrIr APPOINTMENTS IN THE y. G., $. NY.

RFCTEr APPOINTMENTS ~ THE " c., $ Y. Y.
The following officers were commissioned
bv the Commander in Chief, In the National Guard,
y y. during the week ending Aug. H. 1867 49,
q n Mssr PROMPTED. MrDIshrr Quaremsser Aug O. lai'.
vice X n1ntr.on promoted Herbert D. Babbt Adtetahg,
I,siy pr I4sH -IaHe ssesHy Second Lieutenant Ang J.
1871 We Edar Ash resigned. Gurion T. Wolfe Captain Aug D.
s7 'es james Cl.sk promoted ioAe NJ CM i Leatsllai
Aug os vc g. g. Wiie promoted Albert W SerDaei second
Iiel'rnant Alg @ il1. wire John ". tar. promoted
Ttriyf7i G5aot-Ilcuy h. Rc Comni',oasr Of Subsistence
fsrisriA Esg'aent-Org aAl sponusui. with rank from Aug
o. 1885, Wa " Zoos CaPtaiu H. "esoo Captain iarel Nc
BfoFu, Captain Abst J. 6rsou, captain victor b. ho'f zap
Fo s,h psychological vAeres. sIth r,at fom Avg "
l-s John WORDING tapir joseph W Nhams fisi Liean'
ant. Hrsssl B Merriam. Second lieutcuant 49,
Tytrln Ry,aeat-wm '" Johnston. Captain, Aug o. 1867
Iglf5,rh P,yin,ai ADDISON Rsmy,n Commander Of susie
atHe, Aur T. lg orgr.i. iray Chled Captain July % 1914
,es o. sac pflmot,d Chtr W Bouon Hr. Lieutenant July
Juy 90 lt1 vcc T. e. smith moved from dsrrt y Judson h
Captain Jolly l5i ~ Van Nakelhurgh promoted t0in
J. fof Frt d., lu a. 1901 'es joha Gerahy moved from
dat1d Christopher Riley Steoud Lieutenant July ~ lo vice A.
orc Hu1ir,A R,yHet-John ~ Gn,voh Adu,ui Iay 90 1861
vice ~ " Nar,ir pronotsi Mathew l. hnisken Qlafnasef
Aug 5. 1901. vice James Llurt promoted
6s> hulr,i RayiSat james " Tan Commissioner u
Aug ~ lo7 onurali Da, We,if lapan June
sriehui June ITO vice DAVID Wsiia promoied Daniel
Asa Sott ieatslant Jun, 100 vice Wa " Agy ~ promote
from drri la4rs = fnef Captain June - w 'r' y" ~ mn
de novel district. Alexander Creek, Second lcguau June a.
1871. ,i-c ". P.euon iloyei rom district 49,
nt1lel t,a AtyasL 81 Flood. Surgeon july a.
Iafy Of Artry Thr,n Bri1nde-Geo P I.hAm. Captain.
Aug ~ 1901. vice J.. Fleiictnan. trsgnsl
The following designations have been accepted dulhs
the week ending Aug. II, 1907:
> Aug " Lth Regiment Calvin r. Peck Aug u.s. oh Regiment
msu Pint Lieut. Andrew Aug IS Regiment. Frt Lieut.
Milton Wgsasi Aug 49, lo3th Regiment Capt Andrew Iabe
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A SMALL RIOT IN THE FOURTEENTH WARD

About S o'clock last evening, Officer Ashman
Garrett Of the Fourteenth Precinct found lying Oh
the pavement in MOttst between Houston and Prince
SITS Apparently, the stranger either too drunk or
sick TO help himself and the officer accordingly raised
him up preparatory to taking him to the Station House
He had scarcely done when burly rishman came up
and dealt Officer Garrett powerful blow the head
with a club, telling HIM to the pavement The
officer regaiued his feet, and seized the who had
assaulted him. Several Of the aSSDiaurs companions
came up and Joined in the attack upon the officer who
was thrown to the pavement his club taken from him.
and used upon himself Information OF the affair
sent TO Police Headquarters, and flour officers OF
tho Broadway Squad were az once sent by
Inspector Leonard 10 the spot, News
Of the affair had spread throughout the ward and from
the tenement-houses poured forth motley crowd Of
men, and chidren--iust such a crowd formed
the rioters OF 1853 The reserves Of the Fourteenth Pre-
Cnc had also been ordered out and under the command
of sergt. LOoney, hurried to the assistance Of
their comrades. On their arrival they found
that the Broadway Squad had also been attacked
and were freely using their clubs to keep back the
violent Of the crowd, who pressing upon them
with loud outcres occasionally exchanging blows with
the officers liz the midst OF the confusion Officer Garrett
had retained his hold upon his prisoner in
spite OF his furious Struggles aud with this
man in charge the officers started for the
Station House, followed by the hoOtng yelling crowd
which augmented every step, until by the time the
squad reached the sfaonIOuse in sprngs the streets
in the vicinity were blocked UP with cry and
ctable mob ripe FOR any deed OF violence The prisoner
resolutely refused 10 tell his name and II required
the effort OF four stout to remove him
60 cell For two hours after the the
we're filed with the denizens OF the ward and the
thieves from the Eighth and other wards the latter hav
ing heard OF the affair and scentDg opportunity
pnder hurried TO the and accordingly the officers
on an the posts were doubled for the remainder Of the
hght no further disturbance occurred, however, and
ny mdnigE the streets had resumed their
NOnted quiet Commissioner Acton IN the
central once az The time OF the disturbance and
NAMED until late hour IL t would be renewed
On saturday evening last somewhat similar occurrence
TOOK place nthe vicinity OF Mulberry and Prlnce-sts
officer having been set upon aud beaten while attempting
10 take drunken man TO the Station House but in that
case also The assaants were foled their attempt haY
ing received severe clubbing at the hands the officers
whom they attacked.
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MUTUAL VS.. EUREKA.
The match Yesterday between these club

The match yesterday between these cluos
attracted q fair number of spectators to the Union
Grounds Wilhamsburgh notwithstanding the threaten
ing appearance of the weather The Eurekas came I
tic ground confident Of winning against Peterss p,i
ing (which many players seem resolved 10 uhdtiIaTG
although they had two weak points IN theII mn
The Nutuas presented nine materially alleItl Hd0
scarcely strengthened since their last game Inc ~
sf Martin was a Surprising feature or the chahSt an
which in fSt-cass game 10 would not De wen 10 s
The Eurekas led of well at first but most OF tnG
were due to muffin play in the field up 10 me uitl I
when the Mutuals, by a capital display OF Oettlus
tally of ten runs seven Of them after Two men were V"'
From this point they rapidly increased tRelr leaV -,
The sixth innings the score Is TO To- chanSe oI
pitChers-ThOma going in Lexis place resulted Daay
and DOckney then went in TO pitch, after nNe runs Hu
been obtained in the seventh innings, Wells caleIhk,
and Lex PLAYING first base This alteration was most
beneficial as the slows the Muuals got put Two runs
Gurug the balance of the game lesson 20 theIh ~
a change ia their nine by keeping MaIlu ~ 1no
state oi the weather. and the ground Wlch was very
wet and even sloppy, prevented the display Oh aScuIa
fielding naturally to be expected when two suo cIlDs
come together Misses, y-balls, and muhn play WeIe
{nefd SO frequent as occasionally 70 excite the meLl
net Of the spectators. feature OF the game was o
fine batting OF Pike After getting IN the nrsI luree III
Dups three Ous and runs, he scored Two nome un;
both astonishing hits, considering the heaNy cohllO VI
ne ban. and mado another hit, on when ne IeauiS
gained three bases. Hatfield played catches IN caIal
styIc With practice, he VIII be most Nauipe la IN
that uCsiuon he catches fearessy ana ccuiaIely u
can throw in unequaled style TO the bases AS ktHe,
The one of Yesterday cannot be praised ana uneI Deter
circumstances the EuTekas doubtless would present
HN.R
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-24
1.-The Pen is Mighter than the Sword"
THE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST or PENS
MORT0N'S GOLD PENS,
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No. % MAIDEN-BANE, New
York, and by every duly-apponted Agent ut
the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trademark of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established, the public will
be best suited, and ut the 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 prompt attention,
if accompanied with the cash.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH
A CASE FOR THE HEALTH BOARD.

NAot FOK TIE HEALIH BOAkD'
An action TO restrain Charles Schneider from
keeping livery stable at No. Twenty fourhs
was commenced yesterday the Court OF Common
Pleas before Judge Cardoza The plaintiff IN the case IL
Patrick OHara, in the Of whose premises Schnei-
ders stables located. PLAINTIFF houses Nos 900 and
All hecOndave are let 10 about l25 tenants are sadly
incODyenieneed by the tetd matter issuing from The
stables which sOaks through into tie cellars rendering
the air extremely unpleasant and unwhOlesOme The de-
teDdRD the other hand charges that OIaras cellars
have been fgT Jong time ID Dlthy eOIUlOD owing ~
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will far outlast gross OF the best Steel Pens dhoqh
Dhey are unwdTTGited and therefore not erchdHgeabe
They are numbered but correspond in size 10 NOE
3, L. 3, and respectively
The risk i taken OF an remittances by mail in registered
letters and the safe delivery Of the goods guaranteed 20
ali who send twenty cents charge for registering IN ad-
ditiOn TO the price OF the goods ordered.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
ANY one can more OF the above Gold Pens
without money by getting up a club
Sl3 30 will buy worth OF Pens,
25 30 will buy. 80 worth OF Pens,
40 will buy ..........-.----- ~ worth OF Pens,
II sent 10 one dddreSsQ at one time
on recent of the money the subscriber will send by TO-
turn mail or otherwise directed Gold Pen Pens
seIeciin0 Ge same according 10 description Address,
A. MORTON.
No. 25 MAIDEN-LANE. NEW YORK,
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BASE BALL.
FxCELsIOR vs.. EAGLE

The Eagle Club of New York visited their
friends OF the Excelsior Club yesterday and had very
pleasant game with them on the CapAOne grounds
which m spite Of the heavy rain Of the day previous
were M grand condition for play the soil being sandy w
der the turf, and drying up well a., ,o.iir,,
The game marked by the most iIlchul3 utt.i,.T
rou hont aud the Eagles were Hospitality enieItalnuu
OF The play on the occasion, WITS play 9t thfu SSa
tfraDlr as also GOOD ay-catches by the brothers 9dlo
VIM stevens and Yates W. sEaher leadhe al tle pat
ON fhe Excelsior side JEWELS play behind was Hote
vCrtb nv as well as catches by BOOth DiklI iJn9 I'm.
mir % and Hall Cummings pitching proving ehecuNe'
hao
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Yard to-day long practical cruise With the Students Of The Annp
DOMESTIC PORTS.


Uotwvs's HOLE lAug Pip mArriyed chr Flora MIG rom
portmoub for Proybenee briggs Harp from Bangor or
roe. LIZZIE NJ Merrill New-York for saem sehr warren bEe
rom Portuouth for philadelphia; Gamer from Providence io ha
MARY Louse Lgan Tor New York Charles Cooper rom
1v Se York Seraph j. p Wallace from Danyers l e
Yrk Saratoga from Beverly for Rondout Frank Palmer rom pam
savannah NJ Edwards from Portland for heWioA Db o
Grande from 81 John, N. b. for PHILADELPHIA - ,...,.
Vessels sailed returned 2d No sails oil vessels
PcRTREss MONROE August 23saled ship D. IhnroO City Point
iOf C. Aug 2-Arrred steamship, BatinOre schr
z j Palmer Do schr. NJ D. Bramhall New.iork
BoSroy Ang 93-Auiyed ibng Trenton hhaDetnPort mn
WuusGToN " c. Aug 23ATryed, steamship Fonse from fnla
de
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-24

A CARD.--In 1861 Morton discontinued the
discount formerly given to the Jobblng Trade,
and. ignoring the services of middle men, has
sold his pens either directly to those VINO use
them. or to such as keep them on hand for the
better supply of the writing public III 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
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 msled 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
just such pen as will exactly suit his hand,
Morton confidently refers to the many thousands,
throughout the entire country, who have re-
ceived his pens through the mails during that
time, and also calls particular attention to the
following letter which has accompanied every
pen sent: -,
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pISSCVc FRG APRTTED.

PROM BREMEN AND SOUTHAMPTON Aug 2j-ln steamship
In9nJ elrmnuu family T. ". Meerer J. y Menca and t,m
H. RE ald family &. hucks c. Cassebrohm T. Nenit Mn Fbuu
g llusg,u. ]. D. Pohsi w. Wahbun T. Tonienla Flor X
Williams MahNde Hoene Lnsh and ssy krauHnann w Loeb
and family " b"J and family H. Bennei Jane Sandcwick Ce
Jaeol' v Nns T. RYAN D. Bpau A. Sclolke 4 hahhrf v
de Paula Flares J. T. Pctn add oth u second cabin aud sterra
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MORTON's FIRST QUALITY.
Ny.pp ,'SrFDl

These Pens are l6 carats ne and pointed with the
very best lrdosmn Points carefully selected ana none
of This quality sold with the slightest imperfecton
which skill and the closest scrutiny can detect.
Every Pen is stamped "A Morton, First Quality, and
numbered.
The Points are warranted for months, except against
accident - M.
are extra heavy aud strong
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
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IhnnonncementAl
MAKE Your OWN soar.

WIN r. T. PrRE CoSCENrRATED PoTAH OR READi
soar NERR double the strength Of Potash and
superior other porfr ley ia The market Your soap ~" cost
YOU and half pound Save gase and p e
CONcESrTED F0rasH. Directions With each can printed IN
Hard and son Soap One pound VIII MAKE 10
M san Soap BE particular that The brand b. T. Bah
Ets Potash the Take 10 other fo sac
.,.r,rbct, IS. r. BABHlrT,
Nos c. ss c. e. g. Co. 10 II and "a Washington st., " l.
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These are Il caats superior 70 any Morton
Pens made previous 90 the year 1860 . .
Every Pen is stamped "A. Norton second Quaiity'
and numbered
accident.
TIE Cases are made Of Coin Silver but not heavy
a. those of the First Quality.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IL SILVER EXTENSION
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE TURF.

THE HARTFORD RACES AGAIN POSTPONED
HAKrFORp, Ct, Aug. 23.-The heavy ram
yesterday and today renders necessary another post
ponement Of the last days of the Hartford Horse
Far n pleasant on Monday next, the programme as
signed for to-day viii be carried out commencing "'
"A
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the fact that they are lower than the sewer he FAC
OIra t0 attend 10 the publication OF his premises Inc
decision Of the Court has not been rendered
THE YELLOW FEVER IN NEW-ORLEANs
BY TELEGRAPH TO TRIBUNE.
WAsHNGrON, Aug. 23.-Although the New
Orleans papers deny there is no doubt that the yellow
fever has proved epidemic in NeWorleans. "entle
men arrived here to-day from that city announce that
fact The newspapers state that during the past week "A
nersons died from that fever Twelve died during
the "a hours ending Monday morning. The number OF
deaths ~ even greater than this but the newspapers,
either through unwngness ignorance, fail TO state
the fact Every day dispatches are received
here warning Northern not to visit that city, because
the risk wOud be great An the trains northWard are
filed and indeed, the epidemic does not ahate soon
panic is feared Many military men are Frustrated Win
the disease Those persons who have died have generally
been foreigners, inhabitants of the lower portion or the
city, aud Northern men who were there on temporary
Vi
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WIND ans,t. eAln.
sPOK EN-.

Ra,sa-s:eamhp pa inst. p lat u o. len. CO. hound
NtftTrttamRhp 2d Inst lat 10 J Ion 10 w. hence Tor
Bremen.
Dtlo,-schr (oPynouth Ma,s) 4h inst the Banks with 800
qauisf lsh
Albert Gaailn-lhip, 9Th inst, the Bsnks, bound r.
DISASTERS.
2rhe Loe Neels Of Mobile went
18Th gale ieNten ffoera aud san Pedro
b. the GGfoi CAmptacby. No lives we're lost
NAVAL.
WAsnEsJoS Aug 21he steamer Nartlehad arrived At the Navy
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MOTIONS TMIRD QUALITY.

These Pens are 70 carts fne and although cheaper
at least equal gOlG pens made elsewhere as CARDS
durability, elasticity and good writing qualities.
Every Pen is stamped "A. Morton, Ihird Quality and
numbered.
Tho Pouts arc warranted for months, except against
accident.
as those OF the First Quality
ppICFs OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-24

Two Hundred and Anniversary Of the landing the
Pilgrim ions TrTHuL BE- celebrated By biz descendants at New
sfoE T. Wrpyr.pAy Aug 1867. Tho RIVER QUEEN
will leave Pier ~ Past River TuRspAT, a. ~ y n re
tlrur. leave Sew suffolk AZ Wednesday, 18th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-24

The art of Beautifying the Complexion taught
hdies. At No l66. Eaa smith st-iff'e Of ehaTgel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-24

Is. Il. BABBITr's STAR \ EAST PowDER:-LlSht
Bu hnd ~ cake be made wth this Yeast Powder ia
h. f. BAHWu,
No. - IS O. a. "a and - wssAingoa-st. y Y
Ipl send sample package receipt Of 3c " postage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-08-24

VESrILATIoN.-The most perfect system yet
ai,fed tested over loo df,reut places Pamphlet
,.rt fre, Adde'S llrNRi 4 GorDF. No - BroAdNay.
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MORTONs CHEAP GOLD PENS.

fNOr WARRANTED
These Pens 10 Carats fine, aud Better writing
and more Durable Pens than cam without operating Nor
tons Patented Machinery be produced for the prices
were the Gold furnished gratuitousy.
PRICES OF PENS; AND PENS IN SHvER-PLATED EN-
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MUsoUITo NETS,
TrTUIIL GATuFRING.
1910

wArR,vyN's
Linen and Upholstery Goods Emporium
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LATEST .SHIP NEWS.
PoRr or NEw.YoRS-.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Neamikp Uton tBe NaHen, Bremen Aug TO- and SCUM
ampon l3,h, villa nase. and pass To Oerchs Co.
Shp Columbia Rohnsou Liverpool Ju ndse. ad y 70 g.
II. MlrhsI Co.. Had continuation Of Gains and light westerly
sinis with fog Ald rams che whole passage
hoAf Alma Adn Crank Ellsworth lumber To T. VI MafheN 'o
sehr Adna Graham, KnoNea Bssorh slaves to T. NJ Maybe"
Go. Ia bourd 10 Newark.
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Also the following:
TO ALL WHO USE A PEN.


Coon GOLD PEN is always ready and reliable ana,
II adapted the hand, makes writing pleasure Fathef
than task 81,
The beginner makes more rapid progress with Cold
Pen than with any other, because the same pressure
ALWAYS produces the result and the proncieht Is
better satisfied with his labor because Of the greater UNI
formity of his writing and the by which ~ Is pro
duced -
In making new pens, the subscriber uses no solder.
The gold AT the point Is brought 10 state o. iuslOn
when the sinks into it, and the two become rs one
metal entirely mpervous 10 the action or the acls IN
inks This can be done In making new pens, because the
gold N more than three times thick II IS after the
pen IL rolled the proper hnness OF the finished state
When pens repOinted solder must be used when
will melt sooner than the gold OF which the pen Is mace
other wise the points will curl into gObular FORM ny
this process the temper is taken out of the NIB the eas
tcty Is destroyed and the pen subjected % me sure
process OF c0rrOson. on these accounts and kowlng
nom long experience that reponted pens rarely give
sasfaction the subscriber must positively heIuse 70 Re
point Gold Pens.
Return the pen within ten DAYS after its reception.
stamped "a Norton and not adapted 10 your hand stat
ing what respect IL might be improved as VIII De me
best guide in selecting that L. state az what angle
you hold the pen the paper and whether quaIey OF
leaning 20 the right left These points brehy ana clear
Is stated Will greatly assist IN making selection to sut
you .., -,
ANY one sending Postage-Pad Envelope, with their
name and proper address written ON H. VIII receive CIR
cuar with gGc sHtie engrayIngs OF all the sizes ana
prices. Address: 80 =, -. a. 'Gi.l VI,
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TUE TOUR OF THE MUTUALs.

The first nine of the Mutual Base Ball Club
and PARTY win leave by the 1880 evening train for WASH
ngon On Monday they Will play the National Gun OF
fAt cty and ON Tuesday have arranged 70 De IN bal
more where they will play the Pastmes The other our
DAYS thew are TO spend IN Philadelphia deVotng each 70
contest with leading club. Their game WIN Jle Atl-
lecs on Wednesday viii be specially interesting ana eX-
O'Clock this afternoon the Muuals and their friends
vii meet at The study" No. S97 HudsOn-st, TO MAKE
final preparations FOR their departure
THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF NEW-ENGLAND.
BoSTON, Aug 23.-The Harvard Base Ball
Climb being unable during vacation 10 accept the chal
lepge az he Lowell Club has surrendered the silver ball
Nud Championship Of New England 10 the latter