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The New York herald., 1870-09-23
TEE BOOK TRADE SALE.

The eighth day Of the book trade sale at the rooms
OF Leavitt, Strebeigh Co. was occupied largely In
disposing Of the unsod works OF Wednesdays sale.
The attendance OF purchasers was slim, and owing
to this fact the sales proceeded rather slowly The
sale had been adjourned the night previous at late
hour, in the midst 0f the selling OF the invoice Of
Leavitt 4 Allen Brothers, and consequently those
who had given the sale their whole attention were
not prepared to be on hand early yesterday but
towards noon the absentees called In, and
that animation which on previous DAYS had
been characteristic feature OF the buying
and selling was quickly revived. The estabshin
OF Newcomb d Co., OF Albany N. Y; J. w, Christie
pher, OF this city Alfred Martin, Of Philadelphia;
:. Y. Bidman 4 Co., Of Springfield, MASS; d.
Lathrop Co., OF Boston; Holmes l. Co., Of Boston,
and William Gamble & Co., Of Nashville. Tenn, were
represented In addition TO those already reported.
AZ half.past eleven o'clock the selling OF Leavitt 4
Allen Brothers invoice was concluded, and the
seventh days sale, according TO- the pro-
gramme, was commenced with the invoice
OF J. Il. TIlden d CO.. OF Boston, to be
followed with the invoice Of ID. Appleton Co.,
w. A. Townsend, j. II. Ladd, w. J. Middleton and
Leypoldt & holt of this city; George w. Fisher, Of
Rochester and +. II. Batter Co.. Henry c. Lee and
S. ID. Buriock, OF Philadelphia. To-day's sale ac-
invoice OF d. Ashmead, OF Philadelphia ana will bo
followed with the involces or n. Tibbals son, VIII
liam Gowans, Charles 9. Jones, John g. Wells Co.
Francis h. Felt Co., Alexander Agar, X. r.
Havens, Cassell, Peter GaIpin; w. w. Swayne
Theodore Stroeser and George Routledge Sons, OF
this city. Also the invoice Of a. Roman Co.. of
San Francisco, among which Will be twenty volumes
Of ''Ihe Unnoticed Things Ut Scripture,b by the
hpht Rev. Ingram KID. d. d.. Bishop Of California
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GOLD BAR SWiND:INC.
Two Spaninrds Victimizi1g 81. Louis and
Chicago Merchants by the Gold Bar Dodge.

Two Spaninrds victilnixing 81. Louis and
Chicago Merchants by the Gold Bar Dodge.
[From the st. Louis (Mo.) Democrat, Sept. 1871
About three weeks ago two Spanlards Of gentle
manly appearance and address applied to MI. Ber.
nardin0 Florez No. II South Third street. and after
strangers IN the city and short Of money They had,
however, couple OF golo bars worth 81, ,600 which
tsy 5c w 81 aaa s ay sn not
be met and their banker was far away. Would Mr..
FlOrez, therefore, advance them sum Of money on
menf
Mr.. Florez expressed willingness to do 80, pro.
vided he was satisfied that the bars were genuine.
The strangers, OF course, desired an immediate
test and called for file. With broad notch nearly
an ncn IN depa was cut IN one OF she bars and the
filings, which they had preserved, to jeweller and
have them tested. This was done and they were
strangers then presented Mr.. Florez with the dust
and begged that from 1t he would have ring manu-.
factured to wear In remembrance OF them, He
promised to do SO, and borrowing 5000 on the bars
the gentIemanly foreigners departed. promising to
soon return and claim their own. Thts they failed
to do and Mr.. Florez yesterday became sOrrOwlully
convinced that he had been swindled. The bars
were nothing but copper and the dust he had tested
place Of the copper diings. He made complaint to
the detectives, but they could do nothing for him.
determined, as is seen by the following. clipped from
the Cincinnati Commercial OF The 15fh:-
Day before yesterday two spaniards, possessed OF
unpr0nounceable. names, which might possibly pass
for X. Leitza and Juan Yooe reached the city, regis
tered at the Gait House. aud were assigned to COM
1ortable room. When asked by the clerk where they
In the day despatch reached this city from CHI
cago, calling for the arrest of these two men and
their return to that city. The gentleman VINO 70.
ceiyed the message hunted around among the hotels
until he found out where they had stopped; and
then securing the services Of Sergeant Rttweger OF
the Hammond street district police. and detective
Hazen, caused their arrest yesterday. Yooe was
nrst captured, and then o message was sent up TO
Leitzas room that friend desired to see him
Wnen he came down and found three strangers
awaiting his appearance, he was suddenly taken I'll
and wanted to retire for moment. Finding that
he couldn't be excused, he inquired, In broken
English, II give you the gold gOr'
went.
Both prisoners were started last night for Chicago.
IL aupeag1 that ON Monday last thev walked Into Ins
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
NEW JERSEY FAIRS.
The state Fair Mt Waveriy-CmciaIs In
Ecsiasies-GovernOr Randolph and tho
Politicians On Hund-The Trottinx.

The state Fair ut Waveriy-CmciaIs In
Ecsfasies-GovernOr Randolph and tho
Politicians On Hnnd-Tbe Trottins.
There was an immense c0ncourse of visitors yes
terday the grounds of the New Jersey state Agrt
cultural Society at Waverly 70 enjoy the third day
OF the twelfth annual exhibition BY three O'Clock
In the afternoon the attendance was probably not
less than 5000, that Of the preceding day
being exactly half that number. The receipts for
the two days win foot up about $4,000 The crowd
to-day will probably be as large yesterday, it be.
ing expected that President Grant will drop in some
time duDng the afternoon. Yesterday Governor
Randolph Secretary Of state Kelsey State Treasurer
McMfchael. General Robert Rushing General Mott,
General Crooke, Congressman Haigbt ex-senator
Wright Senator Corlc, Senator vOghfe judge
Guild and host Of other politicians and public
men went the rounds OF the fair. The ladies too,
turned out largely and beautifully. If there is any
one thing that Jersey may justly be proud Of
It Ia It's abundance OF handsome women
especially among that class or the people
An excellent brass band has been In attendance
every day, contributing In no small measure to the
interest Of the fair. To-day promises TO "cap the
climax" on che efforts OF the society regards q
financial success, something that has very much
been needed to Aeep the enterprise alive.
Tie trOtttng wa better yesterday than on the pre-
ceding day, though In consequence OF the double
team frotters not shaving up that declared
OF and running race OF most interesting and ex
citing character substituted. The 2:20 trOttfnQ
match was postponed TIL tomorrow, when Dun.
ham's John. Collins Lady Emily. Aliens spownaka
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

ahead OF the stallion, who was four lengths In mont
OF Confidence. Time OF the heat 2:28.
StLth HeaI- Confidence was now ruled out for not
winning heat In hve and the other three were
left to decide who was the best. Darkness was
envcop'ng the ground, and some people were talking
OF postpOnemCnL 1t was. however, light enough 10
see the horses from beginning TO end when the
word was given. License mad the lead, the stallion
second Bradley close up As they passed around the
turn the stallion broke up and he kept nounderlng
about until the other horses ten lengths away.
His chances gone before he reached the quarter
pole License kept the lead and passed the
quarter pole two lengths In front OF Bradley, IN
thirty-six seconds, and opening the gap around
the lower turn was tnrce lengths In front u
the halEmile pole in 1:l3. The stallion
was fifty yards behind OF this time. Going along
the backstretch Bradley gained length ON License,
the latter passing the threequarter pole about two
lengths ahead. He opened the gap as he came into
the homestretch and. tr0tting steadily 70 the end
won the heat by four lengths In 2:2o, Bradley
second, ten lengths In front OF Charles Il. Loew.
License won the first money. Charles II. L0ew the
second and J. ]. Bradley the third prize.
To-day there will be two tr0ts the first being two
mile heats for a purse OF 1900, which has six en-
tries and the second tr0t Is At mile heats for purse
OF So. 500, for winch H0tspur Lucy. George Wilkes
and Henry VII. contend This Will close the Sep
tembl meeting.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT m NEWARK YESTERDAY.

Yesterday forenoon, In Newark, n. j.. q married
woman named Wood, residing at No. 2S4 Bank
street. met horrid death being fairly burned alive.
1t seems that while attending to her household
duties In the kitchen her garments caught nre,
and, there being no one at hand TO help
the unfortunate woman, she fell exhausted
In the yard and died. She was found dead at noon
time by her two daughters VINO had come from
work TO partake OF the MONDAY meal The body
was burned TO crisp. No inquest was deemed ne
cessary.
Also yesterday forenoon, IN Newark, at the Sonth
street. crossing OF The New Jersey Railroad, q
Pennsylvania brakeman was instantly killed by
beng caught between the bulApeTs Of two cars He
was formerly q telegraph operator Is single, and
had parents living near Philadelphia, who have been
sent for.
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once OF o firm OF Chlcago's shsrp brokers--Enos
Bowen C0-and offered for sale bar Of lead
nicely galvanized. Evidently spaDiards or MexI-
cans, It seemed perfectly proper that they should
have bars OF precious metal Perhaps the brokers
imagined they were doing remarkably well IN giving
only 800 In gold COIN for bar OF lead In which
dose OF quicksilver may have been deposited, and
H"wev: sbat nav ha ,Sev 'nor ,h leu " tnem:
Don and his lend walked on with the gold leaving
Immediately for this city. When arrested they were
Treasury notes.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
FLEETWOOD PARK.
Third Day Of the September Trotting Meeting
AFine Attendance and Capital Contest
License the Winner in gix Keats.

The third day OF the September trotting meeting
as Fleetwood Park was charming 40 any OF the pre-
ceting days, and the attendance was fully a. large
The track was In splendid condition for fast time
and the horses seemed up to the mark for the occa
s0n The race was for horses that had never beaten
226 the purse beng $25o0sl, 500 to the frst horse
$500 to the second and $40O the third There we're
i've entries, comprising David Blanchards chestnut
gelding License, NJ. Rodents black stallion Charles E.
Loew formerly Patchen Chief) John Nesbitt's
bay oeldingJ. j. Bradley, Dan Mace's bay gelding
Confidence ana ID. Pffer's brown stallion II. w.
Genet. The latter did not start. License won the
race after six very closely contested heats, winning
the first, fifth and sixth. The stallion G. Z. Loew
won two heats and J. J. Bradley one II was
grand race throughout, and one well worth seeing.
The betting was very lively on the race and great
deal of money was In the pool box at the termina-
tlon OF the contest Below win be found list OF
Jew Of the sales as the trot progressed.
THE TROTTING
FLEETWOOD PARK Sept. 22.-Pursc OF 81, 500, for
horses that never beaten 226; ST. 500 to the first
horse 5000 the second and $400 TO the third
heats. best three in Ave, In harness. l
d. Blanchard entered ctr. Y, Ii t.,g
OonSe j q 4 ]
NJ Roden, Dix. B. Charles H. Loew -
$':: ;';;:;; S$; 4;
d. Phfer, b. g. II. W. Genet. ........ dr..
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
A slsIous ACCUSATION DIspostn o..

II appears in tie substance OF various cOmmuni-
cafions addressed to this paper that the Rev. Mr..
Carpenter, pastor of Westminster Church Poly
tecnic Hall, Brooklyn, did not have occasion to re-
sign his pasrorate from any causes which might be
oecmed either immoral or illegal. His cOngrega-
uOn passed resolutions highly enlOgstlc OF his SER
ure rom among them and expressing the deepest
Christ
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
Base Ball Notes.

To-day the "Whlte Stockings" Of Chicago, play
the EcKfOrds at the Union grounds
This will be simply the Old Eckford Club against
the new EckfOrd nine, aud will, therefore, be OF
much lnterest.
The Pastimes Of Baltimore, Will play the Excel.
slors at the Capitoline grounds and TO- they
play the Stars al the Union Grounds
Tomorrow the "White Stockings" will play the
Atlantics at the CapltOline grounds. The Old Eek
ford Club Will then have chance to show how they
could thrash the Mutuals and Atlantics and bring
home that "g0ld ball.n -a
Who ever heard Of that "gold ball' mentioned by
the philosopher who demonstrated how yesterdays
game was to beS
The Putnams Jr., defeated the Chelsea, OF Brook
lyn, yesterday at Troy, with the score % to 8.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
The AslicaItural Fair at Trenson.

The annual fair Of the Central Agricultural So
ciety Of New Jersey brought to close at Tren-
ton yesterday. The weather was delightful, and the
proceedings were the m0et interesting which had
been Witnessed since the commencement. The race
Of the 2:46 horses was won by J. J. Wheeers Black
Bess prize $300-average time, 2:60. Several other
trials OF speed were made, amid considerable ex-
Cttement vast cOncOurse OF visitors was present
on the grounds. The award Of prizes wall take
place IN few days.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
Ten People Omitted.
NEW YORK, Sent. Ia. 1877,

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD -
Az an instance OF the gross neglect Ito cali 1t by no
hsrshcr name) Of our census marshal let me call
their attention to 672 Greenwich street. Two FAM
lilies In the house, numbering ten persons not
had the pleasure OF being enumerated IN The present
census, as they should have been n the marshal had
perlaIme1 his duty. YOnrs respectfully
GEbRGE kElFNER. e'z Greenwich street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

Tomorrow there will be an exhibition of speed
between Goldsmith Maid, Mountain Boy, American
Girl and George Palmer. Lady Thorn not being In a
condition to trot. The Maid left entirely out Of
the pools tonight and American Girl ia the second
choice. There will, doubtless, be an exciting race
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

INNINGS.
Clubs. lM a. 3D. an. 5th. 6L 7b sb A.
HH%%sssn..::.:;::;s ) : g : 5 J S-lts Sslts
Umpire-Mr Allison, OF the Eckford Club.
Time of game-One hour and thirty-h minutes.
Left on bases Hall, Hatfield, 2; Eggler /; Paterson
f. Mills, u Martin, i Wolters Swandel, 1.
RUNS EARNED.
C7tJs it, I'd 81 IN 6N, 6N ;h 0b OH
Aasasis Hssnsie. iies:...:.:........::.S g 9 8 g "a
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
THE BEACON FAnK RACES.

Two Interesting N1ntches-C0ntraband Win
ncr Of the First and Surprise Of the Second
Rnce. ..-i
BOSTON, Sept. %, 1870.
The wind was rather too high for the realization
OF very great expectations regarding the races at
Beacon Park to-day. Roads were dusty ana horse
cars were crowded, and 1t is therefore. no mat
ter Of surprise that the attendance dw1ndled
down into barren respsctability. 1t hav-
Ing been announced during the morning that
Harry Harley would not appear on the course, there
was very perceptible lack Of interest, which, al
though heightened somewhat by unexpected spurts
OF speed on the part Of other horses sti failed to
come mp to the highest point There were two races
announced on The programme to-day. The first was
for purse of $500 and was trotted for by horses
that had never beaten 1850, divided into premiums
Of $500, $3.50 and $50. The following entries were
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
d. w. Becker, Boston, br. g.. Shawmut.
II. Bradley, Boston, r. g.. Andy johnson.
NJ. Carroll, Boston, 9. 6. Daylight.

ID. w. Becker Boston, br. &. Shawmut.
II. Bradley, Boston, r. g. Andy Johnson. .r.,
nj. Carroll, Boston, Q. g. Daylight
q. u. Moore, Brighton, 8. g. Starlight
+. r. Bennett, North Bridgewater, b. 9. Deacon.
Q. Spaulding. Boston, ": 8. Eastern Boy.
w. ii. Woodrun, Brighton b. N. EldwoOd.
J. Tyler, White River Junction, VT, 7. b. Frosty.
Dan Mace, New York, blk. g. COntraband.
J. l.. D0ty, Eatontown, N. j., D. 8. Wm. wallace.
Only five horses appeared on the track, taxing
positions IN the following order: pole;
Frosty, Andy Johnson, Eastern Boy and Daylight.
On the pools, before the race. Contraband was the
favorite, Andy Johnson second, Frosty third, and
the pool came next In choice. The horses were well
punched together on getting the word for the FIRST
heat. Frosty, however, broke very badly, letting
Daylight have the lead. Eastern Boy, meanwhile
was not idle, for trottlng steadily along the
outsIde' he passed them AL C0ntraband stepped
briskly forward to the nrst place at the halfmile
Wre Eastern Boy having thrown himself OF his feet
at the threequarter; Daylight third, Andy johnson
fourth and Frosty dbtanced. Time, 2:32x. ltn
Second ReGt.-Eastern Boy was sent on two
lengths in advance and fought the heat sharply with
Contraband, hut to no effect. The black horse had
too much stamina for HIM ana kept his legs too
well. Daylight was third and Andy Johnson fourth.
THIRD Heat.-It was then manifest that Contra
band had It all his own way and his price went up
In the pools IN consequence. Eastern Boy pressed
hm closely, though, and he had but two necks to
spare In coming In; Andy Johnson was third and
Daylight fourth. A
Annexed Is the summary .n-rr -. 81
BEACON PARK, Thursday. Sept. 22.-Purse $500,
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

Time, ,2:32H-2:35-237-2:S6L.
horses that had never beaten. Purse Of 81, 900,
divided Into premiums OF $1,000, 500 and $500.
NJ. Carroll, Boston, b. g. N. B. Palmer, formerly
j. #. Nodne, Brooklyn, NY, s. m, Belle Strickland.
0.X. Hickok, New York. :. M: western Girl.
E. c. White, Watertown, N; Y, b. Q. Ed White
formerly General ScOtt and Jim Smith.
J. L. Doty, Eatontown, n j., 9. 9. Surprise.
Dan Mace, New York, b. q. Harry.
above. Palmer took the lead in the frst heat
Western Girl, the Belle and Ed White stringlng
along length apart in the rear. A! the half mile
pole Surprise, who was tr0tting molly, pushed his
way along to the second place, and finally passed
Palmer at the last quarter pole. Palmer here broke
enss aSssa Darkness thra "a %he
Belle Strickland hfth and the Western Girl last
The result Of this heat was somewhat of damper
on the spirits OF the hackers OF western Girl for she
had sold IN the pools at the rate OF 500 against
Held Considerable hedging was engaged in,
Second He0t-Western ei;rl was sent on at least
two lengths behind, and there here was vas much swearing
prise soon passed her neck and Leck, and fought
each other determinedly for the first position. AT
did not vary half the breadth Of 8 sulky,
but the httlei mare was compelled to sue
cumb. The gray hores had seen too many
ana he came In ahead, but not enough as to pre-.
vent the opinion that the heat might be called Dead
Tne lu0ges however, gave places as I0ll0WS:-Sur.
PRISE, Belle strickland, Palmer. Darkness Western
Girl and Ed White. Time, 2:2s. This was O splen-
ddly contested heat and raised the price Of strck
land stock twenty-hve per cent. All bets were then
made on Surprise at big odds, with few takers.
THIRD Heat-Yhis was a mere repetition Of the
others. The horses were all strung along In row,
with Surprise at the head, Palmer second Belle
Strickland third, Darkness fourth, Western Girl
nth, Ed White sixth, and In this order they came
In. Time, 2:20:-
The following Ia a summary
BEACON PARK, Thursday, Sept. 22.-Purse OF So 600,
G0r h0rao 10 10 haa afan O.I1 LNruih
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The running substitute race for premium OF $50
$50 to first, $l6 to second and So 70 third-f0l-
lowed. Thts was the prettiest brush Of the after
noon. best two In three. Both heats, mile dashes,
were handsomely contested by Ohurchllls Fannie
while Minnie's rider, James Brooks, was getting
into the saddle the mare started away with hun,
getting nearly round the track when she threw hln.
He was happily not hurt enough 70 prevent his run
nIng her. The summary Of the heats was as fol-
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

and Dmick's Listener win rWn The first race yes
terday was . wind-up OF the 2:40 match commenced
on Wednesday. the complete summary OF which IL
The New York herald., 1870-09-23
Yet Another Case or Abandonment.

NEW YORK, Sept. IS 1870.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
No census has been taken at my residence No. 2Os
East Thirty ninth street. Family consists Of seven
persons A. B. LEWIS,
n. B-The HERALD reporter, who called at the
house to ascertain IL Mr. Lewis wrote this letter. was
Informed by the servant girl that the census taker
had not paid the family visit at any time.
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Even "a Fox Neglected.

Even Fox Neglected.
NEW YORK, Sept. Is, 1870.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
SiR-The census taker has not been to see my
family, and know other families Of my acquamt-
ance that they have not visited. Respectfully, &c,
J. FOX, 39S Eighth avenue.
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q.
The jockeys seemed TO have enIire swing on the
track. The horse Listener, owned by Mr.. Dimick,
Q wealthy Ehzabethian, had 70 light against the
ned, all the Jockeys manifcsting determination TO
box him on each occasion. IL is TO be regretted
that such state Of affairs cannot be reMedied.
The New York herald., 1870-09-23

Totals. ~ IS 7Nib Totals.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-01-21
Montana Penitentiary.
Notice 10 Contractors !

ALL BIDS for thc construction OF the Montar, reni
tcntiary received and opened by M, November IL.
1855 havin. been rejected. shall. in obIcucc 10 H.
s:uctons from the Sccrcta1y or the Inter Tor again
ccive proposals for the construction Uf Tine VIM Of
the Montana Penitentiary, which must bc received q,
tne o!cc Ut tho Superintendent ia this Il.cc By {;
O'Clock p. M. vi Friday. Feb 4. q
.S.als VIII, at the same time. tc i.cd for al
o. tnc stone Work. or Carpenters WOrf. or Brick
VI said building. ~ VA, " '"S
The bids Tor the construction az the r,,;-, wine.
mnst % accompanied BY penal boud in the sun, "
$4,000 that the bidder bidders vii, ucc;.u and nc,
form The contract awarded To him O. them th,. Snf
ccicncy Of the security to b. cegt;e, to by the Clerk
VI the z. District Coat nearest where the bidder or
bidders reside. ~
Each bid for ''sroSE WORK or "nE;cH WORE etc
to be accompanied BY penal III In 4 sum AZ least
eqnal to the amount Of such bid condil io, and sub
)ect approval tGe same the loud for the
ton Of the entire Wing.
Plans ant detailed specifications, a. recently amend
cd ard modified by the Secretary ii the iIt.ii.r may
DC SEGA and Inspected ut the office Of the
ent.
The sight is reserved to reject ary AMI 81 bids ~
deemed for tue interest y. the Government and all
bids must be made IN conformity WITH The above con.
Proposals. uaust b. iuc!oscd in sca!e. c.ycopc CT.
1o'sta Proposals for bui,dir. One WIN. If iii.
Montana rcnitcntiary," Or Pop ~, tor Ston.
Work. Proposals Tor Iron " J...,' ..Prorosa!s for
rains!nsn md CLAIM: las the ease may bel f.r Orc
Wing " tie MOutana Pcni,e 81 ti,,y.'
!. II. MITCHELL, Superintendent
Deer Lodge, NJ. H., Jan. 3, lSe,.