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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14
BASEBALL.
MUTUAL VS.. HAYMAKER.

Fully 5000 people were present on the Union
Grounds yesterday, to witness the fourth contest this
between the Mutuas and the Hynakers The con-
rendered interesting from the fact that was
the decisive game of the series between the two clubs
The game began with the Haymakrs ut the bat and the
result OF the first innings blank score for both
mines. In the second innings the Mutuas were PERM ted
10 score two from fielding In the third IN
nngs the Haymakers earned single, and IN the NTH
and sixth Innings they scored four additional runs,
while their opponents finely edcd out with blank
scores In the seventh innings each nine added two 10
Us score and In the next single. I'm the last innings
the Haymakers retired for single, leaving their
nine: The Mutuals had scored two with the
third base, when their last prettily caught
at center field. Some OF their members cha
gfned NJ the defcat OF the nine that they made at
tack on the players they leaving the field, and
had 1t not been for the iutepOstOn OF the police and
the officers OF the club, there would have been serious
he "a Oh
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tang a9e Of a.sc4c ' "''ainf "
A. Nowbauer, aee -, Of No. fol Fiotih-ore
siKHIf.. Ras kiser ~ '-'' :" hgay.
John G1riani II No. 527 West T,yortv o,~bf.
- 'iI E'a f-ietve y's,r y. btf ' 0.r AM a, ~,
te Nss a. "oT4 o. Iief A.2s, Ao.A ll-- = -'h' W.
Oticer Heyes of the Flrst Precinct was crnsl.,
Sou1h Eashih and Frt SIS. Brooklyn. -~'Ha
Felix Dunle1ry Of No. ~ Canal-st was aftooL.,
VILE crossing tie BateTy earl. yeerlly nai b, u1 H.
anu vas seriously beaten Reno e. 10 Bcl.g-e IasI a. a.
Richard SqUireS, ogc o Of 10. ~ Eas, Seventh =,
"a 1 )''f ana t.". gel 70 f.r..,.1a Of -, ~
~ ~ ear No. s5 Of s Dc Euif4G Toe .rgst
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AMHERST COLLEGE.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July l3.-The Com
meneement ut Amherst College took place today, aud
90 young men were graduated. The following honorary
degrees were conferred: LII. D-The Rev. Dr. T. f.
humphrey 81 L3uisylle. KY the Rev. Dr. Riggs OF Con
sdnunOpe, PIoi William 5. BylCf OF Amherst COLE "a,
Prof Francis A. March OF Lafayette College EJs0n,
Penn; Horace Greeley Of New-lork ID. D-Thc Rev.
George H. Jewett OF Salem, the Rev Isaac g. Bills. Of
COnstdntnOpe, the Rev Christopher Cushing Of Boston.
II WAS announced tsat the Nineveh slabs in the Cab
met, the inscription on which has heretofore been a
mystery, had been deciphcred last by an amnns Of
the College, the Rev. William Hayes Ward of The Neu-
York L,depei,deHt
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT kRRfyAiS
Fifth Avenue Hotel-The Hon. William vii
Hams NJ. G., and the Hon. John Ganson OF Buffalo, the
Hon. W. H. Barnum, u. c. OF CONNECTICUT. Coniinndfr
Lowry, u. s. NJ Cen 4. o. Osborn o. Chicago. GCuJOlm
f. Lavender ~ ST. Louis. the Hon Lewis b. Gunckoi Of
Ohio, Dr. }. G. Aver Of Lowell. aud the Row DR. Hawey
Gilscy HouseGtn. ". y. Tbil.s OI Troy, and the
Hon. Wiim DOrshewer Of Buffalo. 49, Hoffman
HouseM Suares, ConsulGenerai Of Bolivia, Nr. Mtifg5
atache of the Chian Legation, and the Rev. IT, A. An
ketel OF Eew-HayCIi. == Aston louse-ScnatOr saw
yer Of South Carolina, tie Hon. As1 Packer Of Penn
sylyanla Commander selfrdge u. $. Navy, and
Col. Tourtelotte ot Gen. sherman's Gta1 -===
Albemarle HUtel-Tho Rev. Dr. Holman Of PAila-
deli Lia. Grand Central HotCl-EX- Cons ressmaa
S. ". Pe.tis Of PENNSYLVANIA, and tho Hon. ~ l. 1Dwn-
send OF Troy, -. Nicholas Hotcl-Ey Gov. Mayo
OF Virginia Gen. NJ bh8ckelford OF IND ana, Col HOyt
Sherman OF Iowa, ~ Mccullough Of Pittsburgh, Ross
Winans OF Bait more Judge Mcchcr Of minnesota, ana
j. l.. Sickes OF Arkansas
DEPARTURES.
Gov Hoffman returned 10 Albany lat evening. Sec
rotary Boutwell, lefb tie city yCs.etday Horn.aS for
Washington.
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LONG ISLAND.

NORTH HTMPsTEAD.-Thc following wills
admitted Probate IN tie Cuec- Co-;ty ll,o-
gates Court last month: VIM Smith, Hety 3. Puuy,
Peter Totem, Thomas COmbi, MarceIa MolsOa Mary j..
Sands, Adam Ach'mau, Charles IoN,u VIZ. A5ro,
Elizabeth Dur'aud, and Emily Nc, arolo Letters ~ Al
niui-traOu were gained On the t-ia.o, II Ji-4., =
,'. Emma ). Peck JoIn =. Hens john Il. J. hson,
y IirI Terry, JACOB CtIscuhi.Cr, Margaret Cru..r.
and Cothlrinc Totem. Lettcrs o. EtAeI Guardianship
To LCul-. EuTM,n.
ROCKVILLE CEETER.-The Methodist Church troubles
have not Been auCaby settled. Isc older ucla.
the oongIo tion demand the return o. t-c lraJ, which
transferred by the Re- Nj hCsty 90 tac yi.p" d
ptJr-.l.'s Corners.
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VOICE OF TIE PEOPLE,
ADyERusEllENTs or THE PERIOD.

ADVERTISEMENTS or TIE PERIOD.
TO the EdttOr OF The Trfbunc.
SIR: Insert the following one time and
charge TO account Of Indignant Public.
BsTRAY.
5000 BEwABD-Strayed. Tuesday last, A. o.
Hail. an interesting and promising young man. lie was
last going down the stops OF the city Han in haste
and supposed 20 he hls way 20 either Tammauy
Headquarters Hbernia Hall ar ObscuTity. The above
reward win be given and no questions asked for his
turn to his masters.
FOR SALE.
THE LDERTITs or \ FREE PEePLE-Cheap; in fact to
lie thrown away. Apply 10
KcIso, HALL & HOFFTAS,
Tamnany or Hibernia Halls.
WANTED.
Fifty thousand pure uudaun.ed Uibernnus OF the An
ccnt order 1or political and TlOtous purposes Apply as
above.
MISCELLANEOUS
Shoulder hitteIs and mlTjerers 20 let.
Riots gotten up at short notice. y. b. The advertisers
Will see that the Police ore not emf Dyed, and that
rioters are fully protected. n. d. No GUARANTEE
AGAINST PUBLIC DEDICATION Apply 70
HAIL & HOrFIiS,
City Ea ana state Capitol,
fUDlL after H{lCt!gyI1
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NEW-JERSEY,

JERSEY CITY.-The County Poor-llouse mas
s15 inmates The Board accepted yesterday the offer
made ny Charles NJ Allen 10 employ prisoners as labor
ers at stone-cutlng Tor five yeur5 The prices agreed
unon were IS cents day for tIee-mOnths prisoners o.
cents day for six months men, aud 90 'tu's lol 'ho'
confined during longer terms
HoBoKEg-The Board OF Education has decided 20
nav the Public School teachers Ohe-hat OF Helr Ai--
arcs in advance, and TO make an increase III Saii,S
sent l. The salaries arc as 11iONsi superintendent
:. 20 Der month"; Principal Male Department., slio fii-
cinat Female Department 500; Assistants, from $40 40
$50.
NFwAPK-JObn CancaEan, employed IN the Catherine.
- saver died Of slnstrOke Yesterday are soi3
,aen,a.ous and 100 LODGES In Tie State. Company "
I'd Regiment will he tired by court MAJ lor paci
dsciplne i'm marching to their amory IN direct u'og'
dance of orders The body Of an unknown man va
Snund in the PiSsaic River yesterday norm 'iV'
c,Canunr "a contractor Will he prosecuted Ior az
cboTgn nf ~ az in his bill for the SusstNdNc uh
Sittst ever The Board OF Excise las appoint. ~
,. ~ ascert9in the names OF liquor deaers VINO sr
,rhout license. The Board OF free nvHels yrs -
the frpe-bridsc question Yesterday. ~ i,ors a
LILY regarded the price fixed by the COhhlssV.elS %
orbitant aud appointed committee 10 consult Iih
sci in regard 10 the c0nslltutOnalil VI o
comneis flem 10 purchase the bridge al an
uTrr Jeremiah d. Pointer, discovered JONI & AZ!
ION burglar in his chamber early yoS'elI'! 49,
charged shot gun at him, wOundlug anu "i'ei""'N
capturing hiu . L.,
BELLEvIILE.-Capt Heryey OF the Passalc L aun1iS
received yesterday 81 more chinese & anerlcaI
fu force about IT'S Cinnamon ana 90 lIls anu
women. Charley Ming" returned with theW do OoVA
p keeper for the Ceestals.
TRENToN-The second trial OF Col. W II. lIeauwen .
Jersey city FOR passing counterfeit money va" "e
yesterday 49,, -,
PATERsoN-smeon wnthall was conn oinIh'u,S oIoycT
day for stealing money and goouS iio' ~
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THE CITY INUNDATED BY TIE MAYOR.

very simple but q very vital and cherished
yilnciple TcreG first by the rude and boisterOus
enaCes OF dsJrjerly mob, and next by tine surrender
those who held the reins Of civil authority the vile
spirit which needed only 10 be met with defaPce and
force 20 be crushed out driven back bowling 10 the
by the military disclosed the pusianinty and cOwardice
81 Tie mob It was evident that all the respect
sal" men Of NcvNOrk regardless of race or religion,
were disposed to tolerate, where they did not strongly
tpPrcve the Orange parade. They felt that sacred
tight was IN danger and they believed that IL should
made secure whatever hazard. The Catholic clergy
bad admOuled their hOCks Of their duty and cautioned
hCu 90 their conduct HCTe were the facts for the
superintendent and the Mayor to upon. They were
assured of strong backing, but they failed accept
TIC omen, and 20 they brought sense OF humiliation TO
sVery NCw-IOrker.
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nnIICE NOTES.

TI,ir,o.r Eo,,or dealers were arrested IA Brooklyn
,sier G tDa to obtain licenses ani we're aad $'O ea'a'
Sanford DIVER age 49, hired room az inc n VIA quo,
La Hotel in Cfamjest Tusiay aud vas oun' ue'u IN 0u '
yesterday . . D..I
The boarding house No 100 Washington-st., Brook
m ~ i ~ yO worth Of syerage and clothing last evening
sLoakthe.
LII, Henry age ls committed brutal assault on
nj, & na.T last evening, No 81 Nassut, BsooAJn And he"
her down stairs
Ia,,ea Finnegan age g. residing in Walworth-st,
park aad yr ayes Brooklyn was drowned 10 haAoOu
Caual while battling
Mrs. Mary Powell, residing N haae0eKSs, aeA
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STATEN ISLAND.

SrArLEroN.-Eliza Alcl,oH Was brought be-
fore Judge sarret, charged With kidnapping h,r own
children from the orphan Asylum. On demanding th"n
sho was requested to pay 500 Tor tier expense Sic
refused to do this and stole the children. She was ar
rested by Mr. Mills an agent OF the INSTITUTION anu vas
snbseauentlv liberated Her two SONS assaulted Mr..
Mills after which tie whole family crossed TO Ne"Je
sey in small boat
ToNpKINsvuLE-The sale OF the North Shore railroad
Yves nos.poncd Yesterday one week, OWING TO "A ms
updeTst.n ling OF tHC bJndhO!lJr-.
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THE RABDINIcAL COyTTEENCE-Ay ExPLAN,
IICS.
To ire EdffOr Of me Trfbv,

'9"F'V' v
Dir; Inc annexed explanatory statement !.
provisional reply 20 the protest against the clac,,,
RiDbnc0l Conference, Issued ~ several E.btis a.
Canors. n the circulated accusation OF atheism, d.
been brought forward only cgarst me- inGiyisronv ,
Weui ne ger have made reply; Jut ~ at'rances atfs
u! .lluail Conference were n-rcpresC ut aud used n,
nBtacoits for the purpose OF biarkeInz In the eyes ~
The world and dlsgrcd"g rc fa.G assembly ~ which
"a. feElcr owe lf, tfrrl,r" 20 the honor Of THIS
a.onnIy a. state openly EereUI-h tlat 10 wbatcyer
CAlthl ny ut.faucc in GIcst may hAvc been rnisun.
q" 'toOd by some II was nl.fr my intention 10 dony ia
existence ai.d tndiv.dns.ty T.. Cod
C'''e'd'o' july 'lo'L Gsny. De- T. MAYER
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MOBRlSANIA.-Wm L. Brown has been ap-
pointed Justice Of the Peace to III re vacancy occa
stoned by the resignation Of Justice HcnnlDg lie VIII
hold court In the place OF Justice Tla.. gan.
MOUNT KtsCo-Lodge No ICS, +. u't A. NJ, was IN III
ttlted aud Its officers b failed az DE III. . rr!, n
wednesday nv John H. An'bOr, NJ BE-. g.. II. Tie or
Gers OF o new lodge Dr. IoUIs J.. Teton, Mas. -
George ~ Dunn, senior wander John Al Elpa' p,
Junior Warden; j. O. Miller, Treasurer: G. b. NJIr, SEQ
rotary; Henry Birjsel, senior Deacon 2ld -lDei, i.
BAILEY. Junior Deacon.
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A CHOICE OF TWO-CENT OPINIONS.
!. -


10 was pure cOwariicel Gov. Randolph OF Now
which lea A. Oakley Hall to Jersey and Coo. Hoffman Of
issue KelsOs infamous or AtO- York have both i'm
der. And p0s here enc proved their respective
nrdce IN the delay Of chances of being nominated
H01mQs proclamation on for President by the decided
TcsdQgg And was there no stand mich hey haze taken
cOWardce IN the final ap- Jdr6r OF liberty Of
pearance OF that prOclama- science. Gov. Randolphs
ton? Vas 10 S0netg noble proclamation first
forced from tie GoteTn0r 6yin point of time but HoG
public feeling which he.naI's, though later not
had not shared but dared less important, because its
not resist 20 safe his authOT has been much
friends and bGrIers9 DOWnmOTe conspicuous as
with all towards and up didate
with men OF principles, COLI
yict;Ous. and COuralseI
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BROOKLYN.

The inmates of tho County Institutions at
Flatbnsb number l5l, including 50 smallpox patients
The Deputies attached to the u. 5. Eastern
District Court have presented gold J4dee to Marshal
Harlow.
Public School No so, Brooklyn, held closing
exercises yesterday, and addressed BY members of
the Board OF Education.
A mandamus was issued yesterday, BY Judge
Gilbert directing Controller Johnson 10 pay To Francis
Swift .l8OO) balance due Tor widening and -iaailg
sackettOouievard.
The Atlantic-aYe. improvement. Commission
applied to Judge Gilbert yesterday FOR naudG.u
compelling Supervisor William Scheucb Of New Lots,
issue bonds To tho amount Sl13GoJ ter the payment OF
the cost Of constructing and opening Atantic-aye.
Yesterday Michael Garrgan, a pcdiar, was
arrested by Mr.. BclEhs officer. He driving horse
with very large raw under the saddle The poor
beast dragging load aud must have suffered much
paH. Garrigan was held Tor examination By Justice
DclnaT.
The city was visited yesterday by the Board
OF Aldermen OF the City of DuElo, Including Messr
shcehan Evans, Schencl walsh, Kelly PacAen, Owens
Durk Prince and Carmichael: City Treasurer Habcrs
q OsbOrncj street Commissions
Gillespie; City Engineer D''"u, art Superintendent OF
Police Doyle The object OF the visit Vas TO examine
Wooden lavene8ts. The visitors emf Itaiutc ly
NJ yer i5.s AMI tie Board ~ Al rgeH, and after
drive through tie city zen. 10 y ,..,l.y i...h as
g-g.aa or tl.- Dlcauus Cub.
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CHAMPION LYING.

The Ancient Order of Hibernians behaved like
sensible and reputable citizens, avoiding the crowds
aid In no instance participating in the dscracefn meees
by which the day was marked Tho fighting which led
20 wholesale aud indiscrminae slau yhter was gcner
ally begun by hOt-Eeaded fanatic on OF the
ofRer side who deemed a smart trick TO drop brick
upon soldiers head, fire bullet at mlltiaman's
heart OF the troops couldn't stand such out
TaSeOus familiarity that and retaated upon the IA
patic BY firing upOn the crowd.
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80. The Supreme Court of California has decided
that the acton Of he Supervisors Of Butte Cvaat 10 !ns tax
inadequate 70 the Of the Interest the county bon Ell
aid Of the MarysVile and Oroye Railroad csnDo fsEe which
10 equivalent " pp9tistiop VI he boDlA
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HOME NEWS.
TWR WEATHER..

THB WEATHER
Ssv Yc-y. HON. Trer Rar. Hind H01r. The- rsT N|f
jay Ia ~ 5n~EE.R July l3-6 go MISE
VI, ELISE q, ~ ~ =.
e5o 5.ljSR III TO cDl9 FE.
REnARKs-Juy 13, loI0-IhermOmcter at a. Ia, 16' )
u. bIo; II y. m. 100.
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After tGO ilealt"lys, OWN, 20 tho fIactOUyueSs Of
Major, the flag 81 % good start. Major being first
away, with Blnford next and Belmont last As they Ian
across the 1nCosure the Ecipiic went
the front, and led Sanford length they entered tho
mile near tho haifre pole the latter being
lengths before Major, and Belmont SIN they
entered the LOIe-stetch EEL PIC four Lengths ahead
Of Eauiorl ard she steadily Increased her advantage
III III, - as sbe went under the string, she was
fully ten lengths H. front, sanford and Belmont
being neck aid urcA, VIII Major last ECIptlo now
began to come back 10 the older lcrst5, and IN going
along the back stretch her lead diminished from ten
Lengths 20 three. Sanford aud belmont still Tapped. At
tie hglfinie pole Sanford terms with Eclp
tic Belmont two Lengths behind, but twenty lengths be-
fore Major who already ont Of the race; Echptc
agaB drew Ia front che lower stIetcl and two
ugts before Sanford tCy entered The hcnr srctC b.
The latter responded r3urv ~ the rH OF his
rider, AID about Lat way Up co!.tTed Erupuc. a fine
struggle enFLed between tae il L-pc winning cap
ifal race by three parts OF length from SANFORD; Bsi
mont 20 lei gths behind and Nof eat, Oh Time, 3l0l
sEccsD 7Acs-Vae. t5 1' - to carry 100 de-. sHl
~ .s-lra 90
J. bn.,lres .li d. i''e F,. Ie' p,J YER t....
y. Wc''.n.s0 90. I--.rt . iy ietls'7 dam Aii
j. ~ bulls tayuf. b. Ir-g- ~ CLAUDE Aeuoe....
Ilr aiJt
Tie last .ur pure ~ 500 Tor al ages, three
Quarters 81 m.i,. Thor. vt' seven ortucS-DrOlan,
Felicity. 5foEaWH Mary EyAe, Precedent Miguonetc,
and sally Lewis, lilly.
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the Infamous order isvued in the name Of Police super'l
iendent keeo, cannot sl!cld them from public mani.
have forgiven their pecantions upon the public treas
N.Y. hut they VIII no; he quick 81 forgive their eowaree
aud inelicony In t.lle OF great public emergency
COY. uoFFMAN's DOUBLE DEALING EXPOSED.
from Tie Syrccass JourSdL
Now let us look at the circumstances. As
by the HSerna sccices to prevent the parade OF the
Crangemen Saturday morning the telegraph announced
danger immediately became The thome OF general
yersation. Docs Gov Hoffman presume to ten the public
time the newspapers have been filed with accounts Of
the action OF the Orangcmen the Hibarnians and the
assert that he ignorant Of al thisi The warning OF
danger has thrilled through AL circles OF society Did
Cbamberi Bahi He cannot Justly excuse his delay by
not spprised Of the danger OF mob violence till
yesterday. The truth is, when we 20 right down tO
The bottom Of this affair, the Tammany authorities Of
New.York found cot yesterday that their unjust pro
hi1tion Of the OIaugemens parade had aroused public
was Inevitable, end there were probabilities that they
would be ground TO powder between the upper and
they to escape without seeming to back out from their
virtual suDservieDcy 10 the mObl Gov Hoffman was
barTSssng dilemma and Gov Holman answered to the
call OF his colleagues 1t had been found that the Tam
oppose the Hibernian mob, and that the Democratic
party In the state could not afford 10 let the rotous FAC
ton have full sweep.
THE FRUIT OF TAMNiANY TEACHING.
From The Rashfagion National Rpp5Hdn.
In commenting on this worse than tiendlsh
outprea II is difficult to find language strong enough TO
denoCnce the scOundrels who turned the streets ana
avenues Of the first city in America into living ande
honiun. To describe the act iDhuman and unchrls
tan 70 describe in the Gentlcst and mdest terms
possible. The only crime that can be placed on parallel
with IL is the OF Mayor Hall the day before, by
which lac surrendered the great imperial citythe city
in which, Americans, all have so much prldeto
band Of outlaws who have set religion and patriotism ana
humanity at deaance who have shown themselves 20 DC
unworthy Of the freedom and the citizenship OF the
American Republic. Tie proclamation or MIR. HON
all very well IN It's way but, wo sad IL Was
tee late. The excuse lao made, that lac had only Just
eOwardiy and lame We should like to accord the
Governor OF tNew-Y York credit for enforcing law for
maintaining order for protecting al men in their rights
but II is impossible TO do 80 and tel the truth Inc
crimson tale which comes rom New-YOrk this morning
the legitimate fruit of the Tamany teaching and the
lesson sad and 100 OrrOwfu TO be repeated IL 10
the fitting olOsc the black and bloody volume which
tells the deeds Of this bad and wicked and corrupt
organization
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UmeMr Bmesler Of the Eureka Club. Time Of
10 minutes First base by errors-ymake6 tmes Mutual
times Double plays By Ban Craver and Flynn Total hesg
-Haynskers, Mutual, Is
The Red Stockings of Boston defeated the
Forest City Of Cleveland yesterday; score, u tos.
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BuRNrrr's CoLocSE-Bost in America


Now.-Why swc.tcr and fret beneath =
heavy bat wien comfort Is b. secured by ne ,ulase one Of
light nait7 stylish Gtnei yoa w,a to r..
sosl ibis cgruatrrr 81 Esox y, B.o,l,.y
OF Fu!ol-s and ue o1r slc.oa io Ms attractive
. sioux
FEECKLEs Tan ana Pnqle5 are disagreed,
ba. hlf,s uts. re- sls u World.
tec.s l-l and prevents tie bar fon any olt or ofass
gry
Neither falling teeth, nor Tho pccpins wrinkles
yGog restores Ii. e. r as s your sry m. a. more sJesabe !,
o,es Yourself Wtl fcsl lar The fHues u
are fax N@ noticeable.
DIAMOND ENG ALIGNMENT RINGS new and beau
tu designs r'rtie Waco choice J.Nly and Elycn5ale, -
SSgrRE. 81 Ep.'on-'+ Ns'.IgE Ia2aa' ;'eaaiiy'
Go To p. s. SoyiRE for Watches Jewelry,
nnoad silvervap Dc @ direct inu re ifoA safe it lan
therefore you save At 80. ~ L--.. - a9 s'iif'
"Nidmmmer Lrxuriesw 4 cool place and
boc Visit sailors Cirr8ag A,r-, l2J E, 5eges tenth
- =
rgNHE BAXTER STEAM ENGINE CO., IS
z PsrSpace \. y, have o. ' economical EAhlAE he ssfL
Size. from TO 10 hor'epoger seri ior Circular
g'HE BAXTER STEAM ENGINE VIII mol
d explode
GUNDAY-SCHOOL BOOKS.
- BROUGBIOS Wl5fAE y BlNs Hours
TENlE BAXTER STEAM ENGINE pays no
= etra Insurance
Ty'lE BANTER &TEAN ENG1NEfis made
4 Ike tie WaItham Naoa-escb prrt fnf Lc-teL
WATCHES (all kinds, JewelIy, Silver and
Pltel Ware sol mi -psH Albert Gates. 100 aay Asooi
TgNHE BANTER STEM EEGINE is manu-
z isctHsel D., Clts A & M ri CO-E aid sold W to g. y
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vHE RIOT CAUSED BY rAMMANY mIsMANAeE
MENT.


That Eew-GOrk was made anxious end was
ssgraced by day Of riot is due entirely it is plain TO
the misconduct Of the Democratic politicians rule
the city ana mSnanaCe affairs. Furious and numer
GUS as the rioters they formidable,
with The encOura Of Order No. s. and had the
authorities done their duty beforehand, though there
would undoubtedly have been Iut, it would have been
more easily put down than II was and with less blood
bhed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14

Eingfshcr and Lor-f,lo@ the only starters for tic
cup tomorrow irgfnow Is the fagOIe, 81 900 20 90,
flo IIr sans ~ firi-''r not DESTROYS OF lit
vcslng their money uu.il the day. The creates
some Excitement IN tie Saratoga stakes for twO-yC
ODDS three quarters Of nil! Zero sIo FIVE rune. -
Mr.. MOrriss e.. Patrick. Alr BclmOnt5 Victoria NT.
Cameron's bennington Gy, Mr.. HATS Frank Swift, and
Col. McDauels Joe Daniels. tho latter sells for Sl0,
ViCturiu, S'ip -. Patrick 500 CauaroLs lilly, So a.d
Frank Wit so III the mile and half dash Tor three
yeaT-ods the entries FrOg:o"n, BY the Sea- Ahdcl-
kader and John Nerryiran. AJdckGder ia the ayOre,
bringing BY The Sc, s270; Frogtown, $3.50 and John
Merryuan, SCO. The betting Is unusay heavy on all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14

Neither falling teeth, nor The pccpaS wrinkles
Of tue, 20 os5 "a. " .rra5 rel D. Your gr' bar ASA
oes well y0urseL WIKI ei ll.n. 40! lar he fDues q
ages aT al noticeable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14

DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RINGS, new and beau
tigi designs rrte W9cog. choice JtN.-y Eycu7a4e,
ssUrRE " ku..oa-st.. heNiot linoLd' sYeciaiiys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14

IEE'KLEs, ian anu flniIc5 are dlSjgreea>
h . n IaH's Magnolia aln Thlles ties hlenssd
si give. ~ complexion "a marble purity Lroas Cec
bnr. hlr,s the bo hair sing sui Zoe World.
tglo L-E-4 aHd prevents tie har Lon .ng tufoiss
gray
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-14

Go To p. 6. SQUIRE for Watchesf Jewelrv,
Dsnoads Sverw4rp Dc N rcc; f1 re SAFE, t LaH 4
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