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Truth IL like the burdocks COW gifts onto
the end Nv her tail the more she shakes
them opl!. the less she gifts rid ov them.
Thare ie kinds 0v men in this world,
that dOn's karc about meeting when AN
in CRATE hurry. Men whom owe, and
men who want to owe me.
Thare IL always one chance in the hest
LAID plans ov man. and the Lord holds ,As,
Mi private opinyuu about "absceuce ov
mind' is. that times out ov 10. 1t Is absence
The daltery that men offer to them,elfs il
the most dangerous, bckause the least sus.
pekted.
Take kitten that kan hardly walk on
land, and chuck him into mil pond, and he
will swim ashore-enny body kan apply the
The best philosophers and moralists hav
ever met. have been those who had plenty
To eat, and drink. and had money 1t interest.
1t takes wize man to suffer prosperity,
but most emmy phOol kun suffer adversely.
Pride, after al, IL one 0f our best friends
1t makes 10 beleavs we are better and hap
pier than our usl,Ors
Before yu Civ emmy man advise, find out
what kind ov advise will suit him the best
knowledge IL like money, the more man
gifts the more he bankers for.
The vices and phOllys ov crate men are
never admired nor inflated Iii crate men.
The trew art of kritiCism 10 tew excuse
faults rather than riiikule them.
W. have no more right to laff at dstOrm.
ed person, than We have at . crOOcked tree
-.l,oth Ov them are Gods arkitekture.
How strange it IL that most men had
rather bc aSttered for possessing what they
hsv not. than to be justly praised for hay
ing what they possess.
Suavtty Nv manners toward men IL like
suavity of n,Olassis toward flies, it not only
calls them D you, but sticks them fast after
they git thare.
Thare IL = CRATE deal ov charity in this
world % k0ldly rendered that II almost hurts;
1t IL like lifting drowning man out ~ the
water bi the hair ov the he'd and then letting
him drop on the ground.
Exchanging kOMplimcnts is another name
for exchanging lies.
The greatest thief this world haz ever
produced il ProcrastinasioN, aud he is still
vt large.
Religion IL nothing more than chattcl
mortgage, executed and rekOrded, q seku.
rity for mans morality and virtew.
White lies are sed tew be innocent. hut
am satisfied that emmy man who will lie for
phun, after while will liz for wages.
A man with only one accomplishment
kant expekt To interest us long.
We al git pretty tired sOon looking ut a
eooss standing on one leg.-,Nsv York
Weekly.
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Ut issue In The c0ntest, Although We find
few T0Ole men here who reilesat their
Common cong In the Territ"ry. that Il was
oil ''stlvery voice and, no substance, =" We take
notice that It tsDubled them sorely: that be
was discourtoOusly Interrupted by questi0ns,
which lie satisfactorily answered, aud that
after the speech . few of the upr0arious
faithfully repaired 70 the other aide of the
street, and dragged ont Alex. Mayhem. 70
administer word of consolation to their
detected hesstA He promised to do % on
this Saturday evening, but in this be has
failed up to the hour Of wriiiug-1l p. NJ
The meeting adj0urned about l O'clock.
With the Star Spanxled Banner by Messn.
Church and Hart. with chorus and shouts
ut applause for Clasess and ''Our Banner''
ny the audience, when large number of
Qentlensen OF both parties repaired tO the
4asonic Hall. where the ladies' were in
waiting far the Hall that he'd been prsvi.
oualy ann0onced. This was Q social feast
that OIL ueost heartily enjoyed, and not until
the grsy dawn dtl ie rs)sGse its devotees.
1r. Clageee asd possy departed early for
The Democracy started mssseusess and
messages on Friday nornisa 70 ~ I1niee
and He3eae tos speaker 70 Iully their de.
nosa)l1ed fOgces, and amo0e ~ eeeelennen
Invited 70 sedaneaud i Gs, Csvanaseh.
We her6ly thiAk II. G. will coneept 70 nv
.econd 1d6lo . ~ Tools faeeion. 81 NJ.
l01 po0HU caava0A. whoo - and III Ii
lsteodD kUew ~ I w1s b. ~ bassss OF
ls1eds. e.a1 - uaseeaeen = ~ Tsssiaosial |
OF psss psess sev y, s,,ss, sar y. .,e. |
- Sluas liahss layAla coasey.
0l1uDg1, .1u1H - III. ii Ell. g.s
Arizona citizen., 1871-04-15
Quitting Freighters-
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OUR STOCK Having been selected witt Ogreat care by one of the firm, and wl'n special reference to this market, we are confident that we can sell our goods a.
Arizona citizen., 1871-04-15
CHEAP IF NOT CHEAPER

CHEAP IF NOT CHEAPER than any other House ill the TerritoF, We are therefore certain that as to qualiI, and adaptability to the wants of ths eosp mnnity our stock is unsurpassed.
 For these reasons We respectfully solicit share of the public patronage, feeling assured that our goods and prices cannot all to give entire satisfaction.
 FULLY, OCHOA & DELONG-
Arizona citizen., 1871-04-15
TO THE PUBLIC.

WYE take this method of respetfull S W announcing to our friends and K the citizens of Arizona in genera that we have just received,
 aud are now open
 ing
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
MEDICAL MURDERS.
TIE BuRNs ABORTION CASE.

NO NEW DISCOvERIEs-A JURY IMPANELED.
AD officer still In charge Of the receptonrooms OF
Mrs. Burns, at No. l6 CnOnst, but has discovered no
new facts. Yesterday morning, married woman called
at the Thirteenth Precinct Station House, and stated that
she had had abortion performed on her about three
years ago by Mrs She had been very sorry for IL
since, and when the facts regarding abortion ana
abOrtonsts in this city mado public In consequence
OF the horrible trunk murder she thoughtt was her duty
assist the authorities much possible by telling all
she knew and had experienced She will be present at
the inquest and II her testimony ia required viii go
voluntarily upon the stand. Miss Brcc the woman VINO
rents house. repued to know much more tnan BIO
Ia willing to tell But even without her testimony thero
is probably sufficient evidence to convict Mrs' burps
has son who is about years OF age who taxes care OF
the farm at Ccntrcport. Owing to the stupidity
OF the officers who were sent to arrest her,
the farm house not searched although tncy remacu
in 1t all night Had they searched they would piopaoy
have found correspondence and records that woud nave
been very important in the hands OF competent prose-
cutting officers.
The funeral Of Mary Russell Mrs. Burnss victim TOOK
place yesterday morning from her sisters residence at
No. q Rdge-st Coroner Young has impaneied the lo-
lowing Jury to inquire into the OF her death;
samue slat. fh dealer 53 Gandst Herman Meyr tobe
eoDist No I94 rand Charles Smith, hardware No 81 urad
st. Peter H. Jote No. sll Grsndst Benz Shst
grocer No Grnd MAm.dule Anderson iobsec9n no 90
Grand L. Km.n hardware No 36 GIands Edward Prope gro
sI No ia GoetI tobaoconst No 81 Canpon
George Dainty No. SO Boome H. Goiisten of NO
SIP GIand.st Gilbert b Wood counselor No. Oj Chntonst
The investigation will take place at the Coroners OF
fee, City Hall, on Monday next, at 10 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

lees weight as she Ropes her way toward Wnoehess Vi
soul and wheness Of fame once moro. The lnnuenoc
uratltude is made the hand to hold weak virtue pacA
from temptation and the number Of women saved Irohi
omen disgrace and restored TO lives OF intelligent honesv
nv sucl means Will never be known in this world But
Rosenzweg, Van Buskirk and their loathsome following
are known and bazoned from end Of the country 70
the other while the existence and purposes OF theee
benencent and moral institutions hardly known IN
their own city. No educated enlightened voman-phy
scian denies her sympathy to OF own SEX no mat
ter how little claim she may have TO beyond nero neeu
and this sympathy Is preventive Of crime and encour
agement better life Ought such help, which would
purify society rather than increase evi to be unknown
II sinners worth saving, Net them know where help
to be found One hospital will do more toward rescung
the fallen than many rcformatores. For one girl who
leaves her walk Of shame in health Voluntarily there are
hundred who sof;cned by Illness and gratitude un-
speakabe will leave the sick bed "a II IL were an altar
where they have been consecrated to virtue In ou
times every religious house combined the three onces
OF giving the sinner bread to tho hungry ana
with sorrow and shame, know where safety and CON
deration are to he foundi by instinct The adyer n
almost every paper and their circulars IND $ out and.
might answer good ones. At least oil regular physi
clans and cergymen who are likely to be depostares Oh
sad secrets, should be informed concerning oil DencV-
Oent institutions The the needy aided, the
greater prosperity Gny n9ys tho to 6 charities Ra1T what
Is rsady to be Gone for i their Coming to
broader ground Of general benecencc it does seem as
plan wa: complete till those for whom II was designed @
fully informed Of It, How many employs know tnat
there is society for their protection in Blecckerst
whose attorney forces the collection OF workpeopcs
wages when overdue The writer saw poor woman,
with hardly clothes to cover her, complaining that
owed her $50 wages which lie would not
pay quite ignorant Of the help for er in the next street
ready to enforce her rights. An old woman was fonnu
absolutely anxious for comfortable room where she
could take in sewing and get rid Of receiving charity
but she did not know OF the cheerful boarding houses IN
Ezabethst and Fourth st. There many mothers WIN
crippled children who know nothing OF tho OrthopedG
Hospital. 1t II men ought to be sent UP ana
down with bells and circulars to let all sorts OF people
where they find all sorts OF help For ii Is ter
rble to think how they die Of despair not knowing that
Bethesda Is just around the corner Nor need any one DO
afraid OF letting many know OF help for rear hefc
may not he enough for all. Every known want is
draft on Heaven for supply, payable on presentation
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
,cFxEK,I pRLSs pIspATcuI

o. stated 1T the Internal Revenue once that the s
sonbts of oeciOrs of Internal r. 'nue for the hScai
SeaT 80 ding 1871. viii be more promptly ADJUST
al that IN any previous year Reports have been re-
,e,y., " the s~izur the Fourth Tennessee District
= di.r.d .pit- 0ountnR IN value To t27Oo together
b So, lnrrs 100 tho Fourth Kentucky. Third Mississippi
and g., Tn.rd MARYLAND Districts which Increase the
suonn' tn v! The Mis>i-sipi seizure Is of brandy
sh,Ic to>. in X, utucky ani Maryland are tobacco IN
ssaAll qnsnttic-.
Th. report of thr Dcab Letter Ofre for August shows
that th. n were rcurneito that office undcverabe
autug that month. t!42s ettcrr Thcrr were sent to
es from which letters originated, llS779 an 263OO
yer, bestowed non ndryerabe aud valueless, and
"a of which the writer could not he found, were filed
r futur, iuqur 5p6 letters and packages, containing
etl. r.. were rrccived. which 40 returned 10
fh, Money Division received 2,Se2 letters
ontaiung t6.ii0 aud 2.2lS containing AH6 were
mailed tue owner and 1853 containing 612 were MED;
Irttsr-, containing t.lll, were returned as un-
umAiah, frun the offices In which they were deposited,
nd go receipts for aggregate amount OF 1881 re-
seiVtd frCm the same source.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
POLICE NOTES,

Josephine Marx, age 80, French woman. COM
Hed suicide No 7Y ElhthIve Yesterday, by araO~inG Paris
Lost aud stolen property 10 the amount Of
e q rel b the Biookyn police daring August ani
stored 10 It's
The inquest in the case of George Lee who died
as ELa e,tnLg u nie, supposed a. have been Inflicted h
James Valentine Edward King continued esIeFdsy but
portant testimony given.
GOttleib kaufman Of No. III First-ave. quarrrled
"'h hi, WIFE Catherine Kauhss1 last tight aa
with pitcher by her, fuciring his sAu Kaufman
BeIeVae Hospiil, and ht vile Vas Arrr'itd
The upsettng of pot Of tar Oh Pier No. &C. n. r.
Yesterday Of collision between two ~gon eau.d
InEulsr A~eident trr htsr. lnu.
Holster bsdy lUrp- aud his enofts tie
owner Wa ssO seventy bu,nrd.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
THE TURF.
M, ,nsv,-u MAID vs.. LUCY - pExrER's TINE
BEATRN.


GOLDSMITH MAID vs. LUCY - phAih"' 'D
BEATEN.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Sept. 6-Ihe race at
Cola snr,nS, this Afternoon. between GOLDSMITH Maid
and Incy was one Of The most remarkapie IN trottng
rrots GoIdsmith MAJ making the fastest single neat
also t9e oess t oo per.ons time Of the
92OI 2If 22Ot In the second neat .S VI Ino
judges Iu oit The last time was adopted to dispel
nr doUts wbch nlght result from the complication.
FLEETWOOD PARK FALL TRoTTING MEETING
TIE ENTRIES.
Tbere vas large assemblage of leading
owners trainers and drivers Of fast trotting horses at
the Holman House last evening" the occasion being the
openpg of the purses to be oted for at the approach
ine Fleetwood Fail meeting, which opens Sept l6 and
continues days. Nearly all the purses filed well,
and brilliant meeting is confidently anticipated The
full list horses entered in the various purses as fol-
lows;
rST DAY TuSP.T sP P1,.s Nc d s So4. % hsIs @
second slSO o third II; DOreHDss Soe O. N Fer
ESasa. ESay eiS ceSG S&y SSs''. f t.''
S s' $ e, 3;S;5 ss %
r. % eS 70 1 for @ s
f Es Fsst Fs Bs 4.n.s sS1p'1s % Brown a' Kitty EIE
Lax ga' Fanny n5: E. HS. aa1@ m oSs HS
H. w HOwes bl Belle Merrill H. Bassett Mars b. Bis
IS Is sa sys ';s: sso ss ;ss better Hin a.
GS2. GSs G5 b. % ft%y TSGps AHEUs BTaso is
B. M,ees VII MedOe G. r s. CsTPenters n sGse g. osT
tarrOs e. starr. TO- j. j. Bowens Sea Foam H. s.
Third DAr~TuEsnIl Sept IaPgre No esloOO for hcrs..
that have el better thn 2so $500 to frat hGrs. ESQ
ISs. SSsa He.eS them Chnee 3 pliers b. m Louisa NJ
Roens Castle Boy s. T. g. Carpenters M May Bee o. N.
Goodin. Safe T. BOWens br JACK Poor s. l. D'ne'
Purse No. 800 for tcted better than
wscSe.is1 Ss yc5psops b. H Iosj s. L. Morriss
Eey Morris Base Mars b. Bismarck A. GoGsnlths D.
FOURTH p.rwedesd,y Sept 2oPurse No 1850 free for
fourth: D. Maes b George Palmer NJ ROdens b. g. Henry
Purse 8-s2 that have od better than
2;3l 81 800 to 6 horse $500 to second s2oo hr haees
Fullerton Jobnsons G. Lotta D. Tslmsns br Daniel
BoOue d. P6fers g. Lottery T. b. Daniels b. m TOpsy
TRoTTING AT FLEETwOOD-TwO MATCHES.
About 400 persons visited Fleetwood Park
yesterday to witness the rOttng matches The first was
between Mr.. Trmbles br Brown Alover, in harness,
and Mr. Bellinger's b. &. Hiram to wagon, mile heats,
three FIVE for $780, The betting fraternity lost heavily
on the race Hiram the favOrte in pools Mt s60 to
betting changed to 500 to go him. and he then won
the second heat by three lengths and logged nome an
easy winner by six lengths In the third heat. =,
The second a match for e4Oc between Mr.. Oh
colts ch. James and Mr.. Flemings ch. Honest Tom
The betting was two to one on James, and he won with
ease in three straight heats
FLsE1woop P.Rx Sept ..Asieh 500 best Sins
T. Trmbes br. Brown Rover. in harness !
Nnsr' msnasss Hsn e s1gGa aai Yii
SANE TnACK-MIteb sN, mile heats, best in s.
n " 0lro,r. 'H J.T..: T..:''''''''''''''''..''.,'.
Tme-2:56i, IS, 1888.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
THE BROOKLYN MALPRACTICE CASE.

ADDITIONAL TESTIMONY BEFORE THE CORONER
Coroner Jones' of Brooklyn continued yesterday, the
inquest in the Of Emily A. Post Dr. Bach, Resident
Physician ofthe City Hospital recalled and repeated
substantially his previous testimony before Justice
Walsh lie was very positive that the life Of the deceased
was endangered by the treatment she received in being
brought by carriage from NewYork.
Minerva W. Post testified: reside at somervile, MI
the deceased was my daughter was consulted by my
son and husband about sending her to NewYork to bo
cOnned there were other persons consulted; did not
visit her after che left my home intended to 10 on Non
day. Aug. 2s, with my son, but was SICK and We ar.
ranged to 60 the following Wednesday had discovered
her condition about months previous
The case was adjourned until Friday at 10 am.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
DRUNKEN poLIcEMEx-A RuFF1ASLY OFFICER.

Commissioner Manierre investigated IS COM
plants against policemen yesterday. Patrolman wm
II. Campbell Of the Second Precinct, who was found
asleep his post and whose shedand club were taken
from him by Capt Leary, was instantly dismissed Pa
trolman Thomas Gaynor OF the Fifteenth Precinct was
accused Of being drunk when patrol in Broadway at
II p. m Sept and admitted having prepared himself
for duty by taking one whisky and four layers" Pa
trolman James L. Alden OF the Twenty sixth Precinct
charged with being drunk and disOrdcry IN Third
car, in front Of the depot He was taken out by
Roundsman Tanning of the Nineteenth Precinct Alden
admitted that he had recollection Of the affair and
claimed that he had taken hot brandy drops for cramps
similar charge was made againH Patrolman Moses
Taylor OF the Sixteenth PreciIH who was found drunk
In saloon at II p. Sept when he should have been
on post. He also claimed TO have taken brandy a
medicine Another serious charge was made by Mrs.
Margaret GCrochneT of NJ. 81 Chry who alleged
that PatrOlman Patrick Murphy Of the Tenth Precinct
with three other entered her house at Aug.
80 and demanded liquor which refused; Murphy
nen made mproper Overtures to her. maltreaed her.
and nnally demanded money. The accused claimed 10
De able to prove abi. und the adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

PROMINENT ARRivALs.
Fifth Avenue H0tel-Lieutenant-Ge Sherl-
dan and Gen. Forsyth, U. 8. A.; Judge @. F. Comstock
of syracuse: the Hon r. c. McCor mick OF Arizona and
Job1 3 winthrop of Florida. == ST. Nicholas Hotel
Lieutenant Gov. Allen G. Beach, Asher r Nichols state
Controller Van Rensselaer Richmond stse th
Hon T. a. b. Latrobe Of Baltimore; Mayor Davis OF Gin
cinnat; III. H. Porter OF Chicago, and Z; w. n noweh
Senator Henry Wilson twho arrived from Europe
In the Cuba Yesterday, and yalerien shirsOn OF
Tho Rnssian Legation - Brcroort HOuse-Ex-Gov:
Hawcy Of Connecticut. John W. Garrett President Of
Trescot OF south Carolina Donald McInnes Of Canada
and Col. Cutting Of Pittsfeld 80 EgersH horss1wes e
str.tnsrb - St Denis Hotel-Ex COngessman Pet
Ills Of Pcnnsylvania. - Grand CentrGt AoteInThe nIh
of london - Metropolitan HOte-Gen. q: j. Magee OF
Gov Uofinan's staff - Clarendon Hotei-J. Dundas
IJppincott OF Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
AQUATIC.
INTERNATIONAL REGATTA.

SANDUsKY, Ohio, Sept. 6.-The international
Regatta at Putin. Bay opened to-day, and was
perfect success. Thirteen yachts were entered for
tOdays race distance, Is miles and The Ina OF
Toronto took the first prZe-time, 345; Zoe OF Toledo
the second and the Coral Of Detroit the third The Ina
was built at OswegO, and sold 20 the Toronto Club.
Canada is juhilant tonight, but the honor belongs TO
large hoafs
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
THE TRUNK MURDER.

TIE REMAINS OF ALICE BOwLsBY TAKEN TO
PATERSON.
The remains of Alice Bowlsby were taken
TO Paterson, yesterday morning. for interment. Her
friends were not willing that they should remain longer
in the Potters field Although the search for the woman
who left the trunk at the Hudson River Railroad Depot
has been unsuccessful thus and there is little hope
of finding her. the detectives still at work following
nm every possible clue,
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
REGATTA ON THE PAssAIC RIVER.

The Atalanta Boat Club of this city will
hold it's annual regatta the Passaic River at Newark
to day at The first for the champion silver
belt will be rowed in II feet boats. E r. Losee Theo
dOre Van Roden and Charles s. Osborn the cOmpe
tors. The race for Junior Oarsmen in the class OF
boats for gold badges, will follow. James Watson s.
Van Zandt and Charles Zachman have entered The re-
gatta will close with skullrace between Henry b. L.
Roy and Edward Smith Of the six-oared crew. Dis
tance in all the races. three miles with @ turn.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
NATIONAL RIFLE CLIR

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Sept. 6.-The annual
meeting of the National Rife Club held at their
grounds in this city yesterday and to-day. The gold
medal for the best thirty shots won by W. W. Wet
more OF this city John williamson Of Ncw.York was re-
elected President, and d. 4. Brown of Jamaica Plains
Treasurer and Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
ALLEGED CHURCH DEFALCATION.

1t is reported that Jacob Lansing, Treasurer
Of Christ Church, has misapproprated $1,000 OF the
Church funds, and that the Vestry will probably inst
tute legal proceedings against him. after the return Of
the Rector, Dr.. Ever, who is his way from
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

The French societies Cerclc Lyriluc, Union
FTaternele ind independent Battalion d,s Gardes La
fayette celebrated the anniversary of the birth OF the
Marquis de Lafayette nj Lion Park, yesterday. Mau
Amee:'s joined In the festivities. aud tic Mas che
ofsseiel snAeyDsnf
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
NO NEED OF RIsKING A TRUNK MURDER.

The children of this world are wiser than
the children Of light Quscks and knaves have half the
world at their disposal by unlimited sounding of their
skill, while enlightened science and refornave charity
are almost unknown Women done to death by hands
too vile TO fasten cords for the gaOws aud hur them
selves and all who dear them into the abyss Of
posure In the vain effort TO hide their misdeeds ignorant
that there is such thing Christian charity. or that 1t
is as capable as ii Is kind On secoBdave. near where
Dr. Rosenzweg's Infamous den Ia kept the infrmares
OF Two Womens Medical Colleges refuge TO unfOr-
'uhateS and honest women alike the only plea being that
they are women and In need OF the tenderest care OF
'ner sex These institutions 90 not wiring the last dollar
VI despalrng wretches from them; the destitute and
hopeless are their special care nor do they seLd
women into the world with fresh burdens on their
memories and stains their souls But while refusing
All comphety with cowardly evil, the noble women who
eohf" these hospitals stimulate their patients TO be
ana endure natures consequences for the sake Il
newer ana purtr life afterward The secrets confdcd
'ne are secrets OF the grave and the object OF tier
a never the victim Of black mailing, OF suspicious
~hich make existence burden. The childpen Of
fortunate mothers unable to support them cared
ses ss % ssrsS eeeaans nes isss Ne esd Nth ere
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY.
Sam Neon. bp m. hnnlRnI
13J $40 800 I6'
HIGH TIDE TO-DAY.
Long Branch, Rocta- Battery and
way and Con,y ID N. Y. Baths Flushing, L. D.
c:is SIS eS Gil $40 Gs
WEATHER PROSPECTS, FOR THIS VICINITY.
tsee Fifth Pa9e)
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

dence Of other witnesses Several other
examined, without eiciting any new iae's' ~-'
was adjourned 10 p. m. tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
ROCKFORD VS.. LAWMAKERS.

Troy, n. Y, Sept. 6.-The Forest City Club
of Rockford and the Haymakcrs Of Troy played two
championship games here yesterday and to-day. The
game to-day was won by the Haymakers; score, 5tO4
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

THE BEST PLACE in New-York to buy Rel,
ABLE WATCHES uSR DIAMONDS RICH YAsBoSkBLE JE@vLRr
srERLIyasILyER 10 at SeUIRE 81 PutOnt Diamonds sIeGs
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07
MUTUAL VS.. CLEVELANL
Total. ..ns 827 10

Cub. ln. I'd. 81 SSssS' sis' s.h 9Th 7h sb 9th Total.
kS1sss E"sss, ,c'g.:..SS w.. ! : + 9 81
City, Mutual p FIRST base srrO5-Porest
mpr-Mr Of the Club Time game- hour 50 ninue
New-York tribune., 1871-09-07

Club. "a. 3D. 1;h S,h. 9Th; 7h; eth s'h Totals
WG,e Stocltsi o o 0-3
UmpIe-MT Young Of the Olympic Club Of Washington
MUTUAL VS.. CLEVELAND.
About 800 people were present at the fourth
game Of the series these clubs PLAYED on the
Union Grounds, yesterday and ending In a weearned
victory for the Mutals who, by their two recent
cesses have materially improved their position In the
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