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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
NATIONAL GUARD.

The LIST Brigade Cavalry, n. G. S. n. Y,
will assemble fun uniform for inspection and review
IN Tompkns Parade Ground. as follows Battalion Wash
ington Gray Cavalry 29th nst right wing lst Reg
ment Cavalry, 3Oth, at q night wing, Sd Regiment Cav
airy, Oct J. az left wing, 1st Regiment Cavalry Attn, at
q left wing, Sd Regiment Cavalry 9TH at Regimenta
field and stan Will assemble with both wings OF their
speetive regiments. Col Henry Brnker, COmmandant
of the LIST Regiment Cavalry has promulgated the order
10 ms command, and requires the attendance of each
member, under penalty OF $40.
MWOr-Gen. Woodward, commander OF the I'd Division,
n. c. 5. y Y, has issued General orders No E, an
nOuucng that the annual inspection and muster Of the
several organizations Of the division Will take place be-
tween the h and 2th OF October and will be by regi-
ment, battalion, or battery.
An election for Second Lieutenant OF &c " Company,
LIST Regiment Cavalry, Capt. Hamm, commander Will be
held Oh Tuesday evening 2lst INST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sBw.YoRx.. September

PORT OF sEw.YoRx ...........".a September TO-
CLEARED. 49,.
,oo Portland; City Washington Jones' L'erpOoi Celia DsA'
London Lilly Thompson. savannah v.,h. Prince. Cardiff;
Ro, Lunu Cork Falmouth for orders Name
B Bf%s% Sas,s s I'D SP; yo.,,
Bs fs T1aao cisnqsso. St. Jago Ea Mcneil
SR seRinrpSn G.ue Ruhsra Eoth.n H's.%sD B'r1s0s
ScD Perry Baltimore, KewJersey Baker Norfolk Dart johnson
stanford Pointer Nichols: Providence vc,s,o, p H. T. Gar.
lord, Stevens, whitehall
s..,, n s,o p,,op Esworeans via Havana days md'e
Steamship Douau Ernst &C. via Southampton Aug "
HG ss,m n cit, Of Baltimore RO.he Liverpool Aug 2s and Queens
'o Steamship g Ep Vrss Basy ndse and
Steamship lille Partridge Galveston Aug a via Charleston 'e'S
Steamship sTsS i RaH Freeman Philadelphia ma'e and pass
steamship Ss9. Pc1 BS'P s1s n aoG pass Len in port bark
Golden Fleece and brig Gem for New York loading "a hide.
Hannah H. Holden Pseao. Ayr; 80 da o; Wool 'D'
R,i w S,sl1 so JsnsEoh 81 Jsso
Sebf Annie Burr (new) Wheeler, NewIa'en IN 10" Oh 'DV
't sehr j. H. LOCKWOOD sharrstt Richmond Va. days.
pr .SSoSssH'N'f" .I B. Wight Ei,aehpo
NAY pay vi snts a,Sbc, VIM Allen, AeIsndn@
ia. buchanan New.haven Emily Denn''Sn N Hs
cara saIan ~ TT,beI Eewavsn Branch Port Jefferson
y r simpson. Virginia spray yngln'Tv ,,i,i.
NJ Munson IT,, Virginia Mary Frances y hlrs'n'~
n J. Granger Virginia Magnolia. virginia p.,l,s
Jnia A. B.rkel. Virginia. NJ A. Heyer bAumols.
Elizabeth Whit Virginia " o. Le0hs,u vt 'Iisin'"-
j LenthA. Virginia bele n nun, 'us''
UriAh Tsbtha. Virginia. EIeIuon virginia
Lewis A. Edwards Georgetown, ID. 4. -,
Canaboat Augusta Henderson, Quebec 10 days lumber
BELOW.
Shin New World Champion London hug = mds"
sebr Harsene Teller Cardiff Aug railroad ron 90 81, ~
So Absr Thomas Rogers Buenos Ayre- July 10 SPOKEN "
.rt Submarine wreckBg steamship Philip Capt haiAl 10 m
= r. lom the Highlands
FOREIGN PORTS. - ,
oryyygrovS Sept lOhe steamship The queen rom Ne"iOA
.rriye,l her. Yesterday. the 10 Liverpool - . nj
SOUTHAMPTON sept loThe steamship sisa arrived mere " "
HAVE Sept iOThe steamship vile dc Paris sailed for Newton
yesterday p-.-t. vv.,.torr, Nsu york
Annie A Rich French Boston: 70. u steamship
OW.ps Kew West Cleared Aug a. brig Eos, Larsen SANTA
~ bark Bolivia. Wheberry New-lort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
THE DIAMOND ROBBERY.

Civic Villaverde of No. 1lS West Twenty
trd.st appeared before Justice Dodge at the Jefferson
Market Police COnrt yesterday and made deposition
against the young calling himself Lawrence F. Mel
rose alias Charles NJ Langley, alias George W. Morton
whose sWndnug operations were described yesterday.
Mr. Vnaverdes deposition TO the effect that his WIFE
Amelia Naverde, on the eth inst had quantity OF
diamond iewCry Vaued at $l,OOO stolen IRON her the
Jeweiry comprised four rings and breastpn MeIr0se
was boarding with them al the time; Mrs Nilaverde
left the ewery casket her bureau while she went
down Ia breakfast when she went up the Jewey was
gone elrOSe out but returned at noon and acted
in a suspicious manner Under these circumstances Mr.
Niavere prayed that MelrOse might be held reas0na
bic length of tme in order to give an opportunity OF OBJ
additional evidence. On this charge MerOse was
rearrestec by Officer Morne OF the Detective force Inc
following protest made writing by the prisoner
that nothing about who took the diamonds
Of Mrs. Yavede No ll8 West Tweu h dt ne
who Owned said diamonds aud have eompabed losing
Yesterday afternoon the counsel for the prisoner ap
peared before Justice Dodge the prisoners behalf
The magistrate however. decided TO hold the man OF
many names for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
INQUEsTs.

Coroner Schirmer held an inquest yesterday at
the Morgue, Bridget Day. S. native of Ire
land who died from injuries received few days ago, by
falling from ledge OF rocks In secondaye Sixty
ninth-st The same Coroner will hold inquest to-day
Bellevue Hospital over Mary Kenney, age years,
lately residing with her parents at No 6S Grand St. who
fatally injured the I'd inst by No 100 Of the
CrossT0wn line. On Thursday, James W. Hector was
committed 10 the TomDs, charge Of grand larceny
He was then IN his usual health bat yesterday morning
when keeper entered his cell, he found dead The
body was removed 20 the Morgue where post norton
examination VIII be made by DIR. Cushman and the in
quest viii be held to-day. Also today at No 934 Ninth
ave. over Henry Ruyer who fell from the roof OF build
ing ~ Forty seyenth-st, on Thursday Coroner Flynn
very much deeomposed found in the East River off Ran
dalIs Island she had apparently been IN the water
several weeks Also, Bridget Dernan age years
who Died az No 90 Elrstave corner Of Thirty lhrdst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
woRKINGwoMEN AND THEIR WAGES.

A suit instituted against the firm of John
Oakley & sons clothing manufacturers of No. Laght-
st. and involving the rights Of their wOrkwomen TO the
wages which they earn tried yesterday morning
before Justice Quinn of the First Precinct Police Court
The plaintiffs Mary Brown. whose claim amounted
10 sli and Elizabeth landmark. TO whom we're assigned
the claims OF Annie Howard and Augusta Kalestrom
amounting TO Sl4 So The counsel for the defendant
moved for pOstpOnement OF the trial. on account OF
technical nfOrmaes but the Judge oyerrued the
motion stating that the trial had already been postponed
three tunes. aud that il must be proceeded with The
plaintiffs were then 20 the amount OF their
claims and Judgment obtained IN each case for the
fun amount claimed. The law for the protection Of
female employees in this city provides that whenever any
execution Issued upon judgment shall be returned I'M
satisfied the Clerk OF the Court shall issue further exc
cution, default OF payment Of which the defendant
shall be arrested and confined in Jail until the SAID de
PENDANT shall pay the said Judgment or be discharged
according law Mr.. j. H. Parsons, the attorney for
the Heterogeneous Union. of which they are members
has had 30 claims against the hrm amounting III
the aggregate $780, Several Of them were paid when
the issued upon the parties TO appear and
the balance Of them will probably be paid without le
measures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
PASSENGE ELS ARRLKEn-

FROM HAVANA AND NEW .ORLEANS-tB steamship De soto.
SEPT lO-Wm. Noef Mr. MchousgaL From Havaua-Mr. Eua
MeAi Juan Lea Bsn Jose Ago Amos, jose JONAS o. CAo
Geo. FurreS.
FROM ASPlNWALL-ln steamship Henry Chauney. Sept 10
Mrs o. Edudee, daughters and Blair mother aud
daughter Gen Pti Henry Warren and wife F. Warren Miss Rus
sci Geo ioa and wife Miss G. schuber brother and sister n
Mitchell aud WIFE, John Kaiser Mrs b. Cooks John T. Titus wife AMI
istnt Amor All Mr. Mekenna aud children. Mrs ChaS Tory,
MIS- name lehgAhs and Infants j. g. udum Mrs spencer
coiedEe L. d. spencer B. Ogden j. X Livingston. Mrs MuudJ
ana children DurAnd Murphy H. O. Perost, y. MONA NJ
bnunghsm AnnVei Margaret Saml Paul H. Thomas, Miss
Lime Long and lis Others
fhoM ChARLEsIos-In steamship sArsiogA Sept l0ysmes
henri MT Ih.J mayor Sylvester wife child and servant W. Will
oep Wbtmore o. ~ Norwood, H. C. wilkins ID Psrry j. r. Me
Call Mclaughlin. Mrs Lyman and child Bach man Harmon
Holy, John BToettssr, l. MeInto,h
FROM sAVAHEAH-IE stansLIp ytso s,tt l0-P Btdy N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
rHE HrMBoLpr cENTENNIAL cELERRATIoN.

At meeting of the Humboldt Celebration
Committee yesterday it resolved TO admit ladies
tie banquet The Executive Committee reported de-
tailed programme for exercises OF the day At 10
IN the Executive Committee Will meet at the Lieder-
kranz Building, No. 81 East FOurthst TO receive the
invited guests, when the procession will be formed.
First Division in FOurthst south side, right resting
BOwery Second Division in Great JOnesst, south SIDE
right on BOwery Third Division in BOnd-st. south SIDE
right on BOwery The procession will move at IL pre-
cisely down BOwery 10 Canal, through Canal TO Broad
way, up Broadway 10 UnOnsquare. where the process
sion will dSperse and form again Fiftynn-st right
on Fithaye. TIE ceremonies Of Inauguration Of the
monument at the Park will commence at 2. The ban
quet Will take place at at the LiederkraDz Han, East
Fourthst There will be torchght procession IN the
evening, TO form at the Gernania Assembly Rooms.
Should the weather be too uuayOrabe TO admit Of the
OratiOHs being delivered at the unyang OF the mOnu-
the exercises will take place at Stenway Hail. at
s D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILWAY'
EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE NEAR FORT JER'lS
-FOUR MEN KILLED

EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE NEAR FORT 1Eh'i'
-FOUR MEN KILLED
About 1911 o'clock yesterday morning. loco
motive No 239 attached to extra coal tram NO . oh o
Delaware Division OF the Erie Railway e1ploueu "hon
about "a miles west of Port Jervis instantly hDS i0
persops who were on the locomotive at the ume' ie
names were Russe Harris. engineer 26 years OLD; "n
Rovers fireman about 2 years old George Rosencrase'
Aagman ahout % years old; John Burnley, brakeman'
bopt old Russell Harris the thrown
about IN yards by the explosion He found to be Dady
ont b,,,isad and scalded. Bowers and Rosencrause
,vare thrown about 50 yards into field. Bowerss pody
was nearly stripped Of clothing and the soes OF MS poo
moro competey stripped of He was badly cut bruiSed
opd scalded and his Jaw broken Rosencrau SEES IN
inries we're similar to those of Bowerss Surrey July
was thrown about 200 feet lodging on slono wiz
ricbt leg was broken, and his skull paruaiy
blown of. Coroner Penny OF Port Jeryis;, ntIu
an INQUEST, and the testimony OF the c0nuucool
ductor stated that he the locomotive ABOUT nv
mi les from the place where the explosion TOOK Pldoe
that the engineer tried the water in the DolIeI
showed four gauges flush The eXplOsioh' tneIe o.
coud not have been caused by scarcity OF wafer III
the boiler The verdict of the jury was simply that to
nares came 70 their death by the explosion OF locOo
tive No. 239" The locomotive was pun ny and vas
Jersey Locomotive and Machine Company, anu Was |n
ahout 6I wears old IL is total wreck Inc loICc Va
explosion threw the tender and eight coal cars on e
track The shock or the explosion was SO g1ea. ',
was plainly heard in Port Jervis and the WINDOWS vi o
houses in the immediate vicinity were badly shattered
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE sUsQUEHANNA RAIL
ROAD.
ALBANY, n. Y, Sept. 10.-A gravel tram on
the susauehanna Railroad was thrown from the TRACK
today by cattle and man named James Wyland kiHeu
and James Allen injured. They both were iaooferS on
ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
THE POLICE CLUBBING CASE.

The case of Jacob. Berkle, the German who
dashed himself against the walls OF his cell, in the
Leonardst. Police Station while delrious and caused
himself serious injury, again investigated Yesterday
by Coroner Flynn An attempt has been made by the
relatives Of BeTke and Others 10 show that BerRe was
hrutally dubbed by the Police while in the Station.
House but Capt Petty Sergt Christie and other officers
of the Fifth Precinct positively that such was not
the Two witnesses examined yesterday: one
OF them stated that Berke drunk as the off,
GERS represented and added that the officers dubbed
him after his arrest The other in part corrobOraed this
testimony No new facts were elected. The papers in
the case have been transmitted 10 the District
The policemen brought before the Commlss
during the day. but al the request OF counsel the was
adjourned until the nth inst. -
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HOME NETS.
rHR WEATHER.

Enwyokk Tier Bar Wind honr 20 snos w w
sept " o. >" ~ M We go 30O9N.W.
~ 90 3 80 ~ W' IL 500 30p9Nw.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cloudy to So" ss,y e,o Tgn,. from
,gbtIy eIoud, 10 :3 cloudy Northern
midnight TO Emerald Arch clouds meors a
~, H. At m the display Aprl 49, lSt5
Y a. Is. ,,ry eoudy from 10 to 3lO h'e CLOUDY
At sunset portions Of raiubow visible sos to 52o altitude OF
80; iox to in The by NJ raining $40 TO 5l2 kvenngshshV
Una 70 10. 20 Te cloudy :50 slightly cloudy at lI1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.

THE WFsTCHFSTER COUNTY AGRICULTURAL
FAIR-FIFTH DAYS PROCEEDINGS
The Westchester County Agricultural Far at
White Plains was continued yesterday being the fifth
day Of the exhibition The forenoon was devoted 10 the
Agricultural show and the afternoon to the traIs OF
speed The day being remarkably fine there was large
asseblace of the residents OF the county present i
1000 people being present on the grounds Inc TRACK,
which is hafnile one, is delightfully."- located, oeihg
surrounded by an amphitheater OF hills whose wooded
crests are already foreshadOwng, IN their changing lo
age of green russell purple and gold the near approach
of Winter Ii distant about mile and ahalt from the
village and can boast OF spacious and conmoulous
grand-stand, which yesterday was crowded WIN
the fair daughters OF Westchester County VINO
evidently enjoyed the exciting uOttng ana
racing contests Of the days programme. In the
intervals between the heats, some remarkably
fine and fast stock owned in the county were shown on
tbe track The Hon. A. COnger exhibited magnincen1
year.od chestnut mare by Mr. Bathgates famous
stallion Jersey. out of thoroughbred Yorkshire
mare which, for speed and stylish action eHSlteu
marked admiration from the cOgposeent OF hOrsenesh.
Mr. Gnbert's (of YOnkcrsl superb tandem team was
driven around the course very fast Tune MI Bal
Gates trotting stallion New-Jersey. by George NJ
Patchen out of the renowned racing mare Patsy Antony
was also shown as well year-od stallion by hli
who took the first premium. ..,- 49,.
The first trial OF speed was premium oifOO LOT hoIfts
owned in the county that had never beaten hiee mn
utes. mile heats three in five, in harness lheIe were
nine entries and five heats required 10 decide the
race which was won by Mr. Whppe's brown mare Moran
O'Nell: W. III. Ruizer's y. q. taking second money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

THE COLLINS METAL WATCH FACToRf-tlmproved orode)
t...l.i Hunting Lev ant Ladies sfes
bs arhes appearance and for equal TO gold ones
casting $50 Those finish $50 not surpassed
Sn 80 atrhsa For TINE ELEGANCB FINISH. and DUhA
MI nv no imitation Of gold begin With the So'us
Mat, Excepting intrinsic value, Il Is equal ~ so1 hrtp "A''n
''P variance v CHAINS FROM 81 TO So
tPwPi are manufacturing all kinds 81 Jevery 1.-THE Colns
M., pins Earrings Sleeve Baions locEe Studs Finger Rings
R,se Charms and Masonic Pine Ne oil of the latest
80 MT ,g,u s,ye aud equal gold appearance and
no CLUES Watches ordered 81 time We VIII
nd ertra Wat of charge.
Goods United States by TO be paid for
be
nh Goods are taken oce Cusomets must pay All
,nrs cL,rc. employ orders therefore must be
~ Jse 10 us In ori.nug plainly the town, county
and state Customers viii remember That our ONLY OFFICE
81 %" "" &. H. COLLINS s Co.
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from the effects They did not consder NJ, 20 boI f1rs
and on this report Coroner Flynn decided 20 acb aud
Wohlfath and Yondersmith TO bail IN s1V ue amount
Charles Shay the reputed husband, 10 thc from
The parties gave the desired BAIL ana were storney
custody The evidence was sent 10 DislII0'
GaTyln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
THE ALLEGED MALPRACTICE CASE

Drs. Shine and Morton made an examina-
ton yesterday Of Mary Boiand whose reported
at length in TBB TRIBUNE Of yesterday They ascer.
tsined that she had given premature birth 10 a child.
the effect Of operation and that abe was st suffering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

The Gothams defeated the Orlons al Hoooheh
Yesterday. Score, Is to 10. -. Dart
The Enenville Club was defeated at c, ToG If
Jerys on Wednesday by the Young hme 91h m the
bat nace Score 10 10 o. The Ellenvile Clup III en-, ~,
AFTERNOON Of the day. defeated the Coehec'oh '""
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
Tp.2:Iq. 3l2

The most interesting contest OF the day was the
running race of half mile heats for the premium OF So
for all horses, at catch weights. 10 by r. W.
waldens CHI by Logan, out OF National Maid by Glen
beating LeaTys br. I. Fleurilla; NJ Donohucs
imported b. H. Exile date Peppers Ghost, and his Dr.
LIttle SprOul The first neat close contest between
the Logan colt and Exile the former winning by half
length The second by the Logan colt, but the
Judges decided IT dead heat; Exile and Little Sproul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
DECISIONS.

SUPERIOR Court, SPECIAL TERM-MeCUNIN M.
Carrier AIT Ciarke-Motion denied, with costs JGT n
~, S,nrIyavNMotion granted. Casey agt. Casey MO
az rarted and receiver appointed Gray aSt' Inc
National Steamship CO.-Order granted .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
THE ALLEGED FRAUDS BY INTERNAL M Law
~ OFFICERS.

In the u. s. Commissioner ONCE yestttIuas
before Commissioner shields H. B. Ma bsT,6aa shook
= xsesso Abrahams and fourth not yet ar,
rested charged with cmbezns eneGs ,V GentT and
vnnnter1 Embroidered himself and was held III s'VOO
hail IN wait examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

Cpisin, auying this port reqnest.dto
deliver packages addressed 10 the NerYork Associated Press only
persons exhibiting the written authority Of W smorion General
Agent News packages for the Journal Of Commsr T TkBUsH
World sun Egprsss ErHmg Post Commercial <drTtis'r stats
Z'iaE0 and Ne YORKER DsmOTdt should also b. delivered only
The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

49, po-,.. n R,raum l. NJ. Brovssr. Miss Nellie Moore
NJ 49, 49, Nj Nary Watson W. H. D. Coehrane '" morris
" Wb,ee IN Dubois H. NJ FARLEY ard wife NJ AeD An vic
NJ Iei,n3 Ms Emma Gaes and 10 in the steerage'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

Be BEAUTIFUL.-lf you desire Beauty, you
should use HAGAS, MAGNOLIA BALM
gives so refined snKe texture to the Complsro5 removes
Rogness Redress Bolehes Snbb T'n &C. aad sisa tnge
P,ay pane features hn1gs t Bloom Youth to
the fading cheek changes the rustic County Girl into Fashionable
City Belle
In the use Of the Magnolia lie, the fBeaur No
Lady need complain Complexion who will u'ei IS n,s tbs
delightful article Sold at No n Park-I"w y. y.
LYOSs K4THARoN j. splendid for the Hair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
PACIFIC RAIL WAY GOLD LOAN.

Messrs. DABNEY, MORGAN &'
Co., No. SO Exchange-place, and
M. X. JEsUP & Co., No. II Pine
ST., N. Y, offer for sale the Bonds
of the Kansas Pacific Railway.
These Bonds pay seven per cent III
Gold; have thirty years to rum;
are free from Government Taxa
ton; are secured by Land Grant,
of Three Million Acres of the Finest
Lands in Kansas and Colorado. In
addition to this special grant tho
Company also owns Three Millions
of Acres in Kansas, which are be-
ing rapidly soldto develop the coun-
try and improve the road. They
are first mortgage upon the ex-
tension OF the road from Snerluans
Kansas, to Denver. Colorado. The
road in operation nO'0 earns more
than enough net income to pay the M
terest on the neeo loan. There is no
better security in the market-this
being in some respects better than
Government Securities. PrincpdD
and Interest payable in GoM Price
90, and accrued Interest, in Cur
rency. Pamphlets, Maps, and Cir
culars furnished on application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

MAsoN's CHALLENGE BLEACHING poiishes and
jas x MAsce, Co.. Philadelphia.
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NEWS pACKAGTS rop Tur pppSs.

SABBATH-SCHOOL Books. - BRoUGHToN &
WlsAS No - Bible House keep the best all PubLt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
STEM-WINDING
Waltham Watches
More Durable,
More Reliable,
More Accurate,
THAN ANY WATCHES OF FOREIGN
MANUFACTURE.

There is an apprehension 10 the minds OF
many that a Stem Winding Watch Is com
pKeated and liable to get out Of order.
However this may be in the case OF olber
watches, II is not so With those made at
waItban. The stem.winder is simply key
held in its place, and has no connection with
the running part Of the watch whatever
but, although simple in Its construction and
arrangement, the most elaborate and per-
feet machinery is required to produce the
various parts which form this attachment
and no expense has been spared to manu-
fsctnre an article which shall represent the
perf.etou Of American Industry.
The Stem. Winding Watches now made BY
the American Watch Company are Of
mnch higher grade than any Of the watches
heretofore made By H. and are OF the sie
and shape best adapted for gentlemen's use.
The movements are Of Uniform size and
0uality, and the cases embrace every pattern
nov 10 use.
We have on band large assortment and
great variety. and invite all 10 call aud cram
inc them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

SQUIRE g. LANDER, 81 Fulton-st., New York
the beet place 10 LuJ reliable WATCH fine DN0Np choice Jaw
ELEI aud SILyKKWARK. Diamonds q spccdiiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

FCKFoRD VS.. EXCELSIOR
These mines played fine game on tne o" ino
tolne ground Yesterday, resulting in victory ioi 'N'
Eckfords by the following score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

GENTS HATs.-Elegant Fall styles at VAIL'S,
No. l4l Fulton.Et n. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11

Time 2:5l-246i-2 49, ;5l-2.45.
The second race for double teams owned and kept
In the county and driven double team, mile heats
three IN for premium OF 500 We give the summary
from which il will be that Mr.. StOTreTs tne team
distanced all its opponents:
Reneto and Tim. !
NJ Whpples spider and dir
W l.. Mace's b. gh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-11
BALL

at 2 D. 10 Children attending public SCHOOLS ""'
admitted for 10 cents each.
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vn,r,vs WEATHER REPORTS . IA.
urNIaTuRE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC :. m
81 SAG SIM sets ,...... GIG Moon sets. .",..IO;s
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