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The New York herald., 1872-10-02
SIXTH RUBIxsTEM CONCERT.

The great pianist played last evening at Stein
way Hall the following works :-Concerto in G
major, Rubinstein Nocturne, Field Menuet, Schu-
mann; ballad, minor, Chopin; "Drei Lieder ohne
w6rte,r and "Hochzeitcmarsch," Mendcssohn.
The Concerto was heard for the first time in this
country and II is work OF great interest. IL Is OF
the pdst0,uie order quite a new phase OF style OF
the talented composer, and Instrumental as only
genius like lie could accomplish. 1t was fortunate
for Mr.. Grau that he selected Carl Berg
mann as his chef d'0,chestfe, for few musi-
clans would he able to follow or rather
anticipate, the w&yward imagnngs OF man like
chang ge at the most unexpected Intervals ana his
impetu0us spirit disregards mere conventional
rules. Tne Concerto Is one OF the most attractive
OF his works and deals less IN the orchestral effects
OF its brethren. Some of the themes are Of that
melodious character that takes hold OF audience.
one odaVio in particular, left lasting impression.
Wienawsk arain covered himself with giory. He
played Ernsts brilliant fantasia in ii Pirato,' and
one OF the most attractive melodies that ever Bel
lini wrote rendered by him with all the express
sion and sentiment that music is capable Of Again,
in an arrangement Of his own or Russian airs, he
awoke the sympathles OF his hearers. We have
had many splendid vi0linists in America for years
past. but none that could In ang sense OF the
word compare with Henri Wlenawski. Nile.
Liebhart sung dasbing pOonaise by Weber, ard
Nile. Ormeny an aria OF Rossini. The next kubin-
stein concert taxes place on Thursday evening, AZ
Steinway Han. on Friday the famous Rrsutzer
Sonata will be given by Rubnstein and Went
awskI. No one who values music as all art should
miss the opportunity OF hearing the two greatest
artists that ever honored America with q visit.
works they play are OF the highest standards OF
The New York herald., 1872-10-02
TERRIBLE BOILER EXPLOSION.

Frightful Disaster at Philadelphia-A
Number OF People Hurt, But No Ono
Seriously-Great Destruction Of Prop
erty.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. 1, 1879.
About noon to-day thirty-foot cylinder boiler In
Fulton 4 Co. rolling mill, Norristown exploded
with terrible iorce, scattering destruction around.
and seriously II not fatally w0undlng number OF
men. Away from the MILL about one hundred feet.
are several frame houses and into one OF these
about twenty feet OF the exploded boiler was
driven; but fortunately tue occupants were on the
porch at the time and escaped injury. Another
portion OF the boiler was thrown in an opposite
direction upon the roof OF Albertsons glass works,
knocking down large brick stack, but not se-
riously injuring the mill. The destruction at the
rolling mill was terrible. Fortunately at the time
none OF the men were at the rolls, near where
tas Grsa,est ~ gsstySiiS ss:.s:;a EAs y!ns aeerI;
whom yers employes Of the mill ALBERT nIngler,
scalded, But not badly John Kelly, not seriously;
william McDade, burt in the arm; Joseph Mills,
struck on the hand; Hugh Coney, severely injured;
Patrick Kelly, arm torn and badly scalded; he will
probably die; william Finley, the engineer,
scalded and otherwise injured; Patrick Murry was
slightly hurt.
The New York herald., 1872-10-02

Many Cases OF Shipwreck and Heavy
Loss of Life-A Long List OF Disasters.

DETROIT, Oct. ], 1872.
The disasters on Lake Huron on Saturday night
and sunday were much worse than on Lake Erie.
Many lives we're lost. The barge Table Rock was
wrecked on Towas Point, and all hands were lost
but one man. who came ashore on piece Of the
wreck. The schooner White squall sunk OF Fish
Point and only one man was saved. The schooner
Neshoto sunk at White Fish Point and five Of the
crew were drowned. An unknown schooner on
her beam ends and propeller with q
spar and her smokestack above water were
passed in Saginaw Bay The schooner
Corsair foundcred on the highlands OF Sauble and
only twomen were saved, who were picked up by
the propeller City Of Boston. Many vessels are re-
The barges Adriatc AMI Hunter ashore at Green
bush. The barge A. Lincoln is ashore at Sauble.
The propeller Detroit is total loss at Greenbush.
The brig Globe was sunk at Towas. The schooner
Rebecca is ashore at Alabaster. The bark John
Breden and the schooners Thomas GAVIN sherman,
Magiil, w. y. Alien and ID. +. Dobbins were badly
damaged in sails, rigging, &C., but reached the st.
Clair River, some OF them leaking.
Port BuRwELL, 9. W., Oct. !, 1872.
il Las been blowing here very hard for two days
past. The schooner James Scott, OF Dover and the
barge Saginaw, OF Bay City, are ashore here. The
schooner Annette Davis is also reported ashore.
PORT ROWAN, Oct. l, 1872.
The schooners Ironton. or Wallaceburg and Mag
last nights gale. No lives have been lost. Eoth
vessels are in good position for getting or.
GoDERIcH, Oct. ]. 1872.
The schooner Exchange Is ashore seven miles
north Of here. The cargo is ruined and the vessel
badly damaged.
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FRANCE.
Arrest Of an Alleged False-Pretence Operator
from America-U United States War Vessels
Sailing from Port-A Bankers Banquet.


.. PARIS, OCT. l. 1872.
/. man named Lagrave, who is said to have de-
frauded various New York merchants out Of sums
Of money amounting in the aggregate to 100000,
has been arrested at Experimentation, in the
Department OF Garonne.
UNITED STATES WAR VESSELS STANDING TO SEA.
Two OF the four American men-of-war which
have been lying In the harbor OF Brest for several
days sailed for Lisbon this morning.
BANQUET ny PARIS BANKER.
N. Scligmann, the banker, gave dinner to-
night at which Minister washburn, Senator sum
nsr and uessrs. Evarts and Waite were present.
The New York herald., 1872-10-02
DARING ROBBERY In PATERSON.
A Man and HIS Wife Tied Fast While
the Burg ars Go Through the House.


the Burglars Go Through the House.
Mr.. Samuel Pope, wealthy citizen OF Paterson,
living on Broadway, IN the suburbs OF the city was
awakened about eleven O'Clock on Monday night
by somebody In the room and almost dumbstruck
by the appearance Of nve men standing at his bed
side with drawn revolvers. Two more stood ct the
window, apparently on guard. They were all well
dressed and all wore black masks except one Of the
party, who had white one.
Mr.. Pope was informed In rentlemanly and
polite manner that no harm would ensue If he but
remained quiet, warning. 1t is unnecessary to say
that under the circumstances he obeyed. He was
then tightly bound with his hands behind his back
with piece Of strong tarred rope and his feet
were tied together. He was then put into closet
under the stairs, against the door OF which were
placed q sack OF salt and Q keg OF nails The rob-
bers In tire meantime bound Mrs. Pope
hand and foot, performing the operation
She was permitted TO remain in bed. The thieves
then found the key OF the cafe, through which
other parts Of The mouse FOR vauSSes They snc
ceeded in getting some So 600 In money, diamonds,
watches, jewery and silver ware, and $1,000 worth
or railroad bonds and other valuable documents
from the safe, including number OF mortgages,
etc. In all, the booty carried on viii amount
OF the payment or the bonds will reduce the thieves
reward TO about three Thousand dollars. During
and an % n and %s Pope were 'cs an
minded Of their tate should they make any noise,
although, the house ID iocated at some
distance from any other, it probably
would not have made much difference.
There were others outside on guard, SO that the
party In all must have numbered ten men. They
wore stockings outside their boots and all carried
pistols and pieces Of sperm candles for lights
When ready to depart the cool robbers went up
stairs and brought down Mr.. Popcs little adopted
daughter quietlng the child's alarm BY telling her
to be quiet and no harm would befal her. They
then instructed the child not TO unite the thongs
OF her parents until they had been gone some time,
and depar ted In barOuche, In which they had come,
taking with them Mr.. Pope's guns and pistols. Who
the thieves were is mystery, as no trace OF their
Identity has yet been discovered. They were very
polished IN their address and had soft hands, un-
used TO hard work. Even Mr.. Pope gives them
credit for the neat manner m which the thing was
done. II Is believed that the robbers are persons
well acquainted with Mr.. Pope and his business.
That gentleman had expected to receive cash
payment OF $36.U00 on Monday afternoon, which the
thieves no doubt knew about and expected TO Dag.
But the payment, for some reason or other, was
not made, and the burglars did not get the amount,
fortunately. They took the precaution TO poison
Mr.. Pope's watch dog before going In the house.
Tney made their entry through window leading
on the piazza. IL IL one OF the most daring rob-
berries ever perpetrated In Paterson.
The New York herald., 1872-10-02

HAVANA, Sept. 90, 4
We Sgx Vs. 999s.1 lsla
The Gsccta OF this city Publishes de6f5e OF the
Intendents connscating quantity OF valuable mes.
chandise belonging to Och0a, Dana Co., aSpanish
dry goods firm, who made . fraudulent entry OF the
goods and subsequently attempted to surrepti-
ti0lsly remove them from the Custom House, but
the trick was discovered. The Iatendente person
ally inte, fered and IL Undoubtedly in earnest In
his efforts to abolish che smuggling operations
hitherto practised here.
The time of the departure OF the spanish iron
clad Arapiles Is indefinite.
The vomlto has almost entirely disappeared from
the island. The cases that remain have assumed
very mild tyDe.
The New York herald., 1872-10-02
Prusslan Report OF the Territorial Popu-
lation and Executive Prospect.

lation and Executive Prospect.
Tne newly acquired Rhine territory Of the German
Empire has been definitely constituted 10y Germany
In three main divisions for government purposes,
tAuss-Upper Alsace, with population OF 473,oOo;
Lover Alsaoe, 6105OO, and Lorraine, 51i, eco. De-
spite the national disposition OF the French TO fee
nom the soil In face of the advent OF the rule
authority OF the PrussIans the Berlin officials ap-
pear to be exceedingly well pleased with the new
scquisition to the German nation. Bsmarck's
agents have just reported that the material pros
poets Of the provinces, dating from January 1873,
10 anticipation, must he considered good, as the
sSs Of csn
hnd an outlet through any part OF Germany.
The tobacco monopoly has been done away with.
The German civil service Is proving better than
the French; the mails are cheaper and surer, and
the other functions Of the post ofilce-such as
-money.orders and newspaper subscriptions-much
have been multiplied, no longer with a projects
caprictOus perspective" by which places Of i'm
portance were sighted IN favor Of smaller towns,
greatest number. The fortihcations OF Strasbourg
are to be pushed out from the city, and on one side
w De %ers mns N order 70 permit
the Rhine and improved railroad facilities will
tend to develop its commercial advantages. The
entire school system has been rcorganized and
compulsory attendance enforced and singing has
been Introduced, for which no provision was made
In the French plan OF instruction. The first Prus-
sian census taken In the provinces did not show
80 great falling or In population as might nave
been expected and 1t is remarked that concerted
attempt OF the French women to raise money as
New Years GIFT to France produced niggardly re-
turn that OF Muhlhausen, for example, not amount
ing to $500, though the inhabitants have been con-
spfcu0usiy dissatisfied with annexation, and for
other objects, religious and humane, have been in
the habit OF giving freely much larger Sums.
80 nave the Prussans just written. Ii we are 10
believe the cable the French take different view
Of the situation.
The New York herald., 1872-10-02
EN- e LA N D.
Ik6 Resignation Of the Lord Chan.
cell0r Officially Announced.
Hlsa ef Payment Of ths Alabama Award Cash
Lord Redesdals's Condemnation Of tho cabi-
ast Management In Gensva-Death Of .
Pesr-Papal Appointment offs Prelate.
rs.ssAAm 70 TINE NEW Ysax HERALD.

LONDON. Oct !, 1872
The Gazette ofncially announces that Lord
Hathsrly has resigned the Chanceliorship.
PROBABLE CHANGE IN THE JUDICIARY.
IT IL again reported that Sir Rounded Palmer
win be oGered the Chancelorshp, and that it not
improbable that he will accept the once. Sir Alex
anAer Oockburn win also II Is said, be offered peer
age and most probable that he will resign the Lord
Chief Justiceship. Sir John Coleridge would then
become Ohicf Justice OF England ana Mr.. George
yesssi be Attorney General, and perhaps Mr.. yer
Asa Hsrcsurt solicitor General
s..x-- TIE ALBANIA CASH AWARD
IN. George sessel, soleitar General made
speeca to his constituents at D11:s. Last
night. He dwelt at some length ON the
operation OF the new ballot law, con-
Kastuiated his hearers that England was at peace
with au nations. and declared that the award Of
the Geneva Board OF Arbitration would be paid
,within year without increasing the taxes OF the
country.
CONDEMNATION OF THE GENEVA TRIBUNAL PRO-
* CEEDfNGS.
The Right Honorable Lord Redesdale has written
lettsr. which is published, condemning the con-
duct OF the British government representatives in
the Geneva Board Of Arbitration, 'wheren he says
."the interests Of the country were sacrinced to
those Of the Cabinet.n He also demands full ex-
pianatons OF the reasons which prompted the rep
reseAtatives to act as they did.
DEATH OF PEER.
Baron Hastings died last night.
Jacob Henry Delayal Ashley Hastings, Lord Hast
ln1s, was born In the year 1922. He served at one
period a. captain In the Life Guards and was the
patron Of or appointee to nine rectories In the Pro-
testAnt Established Church Of England.
rQNYuFIcAL APPOINTMENT OF PRELATE.
2. Hls Holiness Pope Plus the Ninth has appointed
N cath Qtol,o Gal
ford. Father Vaughan was recently connected
with the mission for the spiritual instruction or the
c0l0red people In the United States.
Mss NELLIE GRANT IN THE METROPOLIS.
xfsa Nellie Grant and her brother have arrived In
Loadoa.
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G@4 EA-.-.aMS'
Wan nRna nrnSnNyu
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, u. O., Oct. 2-I A. M.

OFFICE OF THE CHiEF SIGNAL OFFICER,f \
WASHINGTON, d. G., Oct 2-l A. M.
synopsis J0r the Past T,oeaty:J0,r Hours.
The barometer has continued to rise slowly east
and sGHtheast OF the Alleghanies, with gentle
northery acd westerly winds, and clear weather
over the MidG!e, South Atlantic and Gulf
States, with prevailing light northerly
and westerly winds and clearing weather on the
lower lakes, now extending over New England.
Southerly winds and clear weather, with diminish
ing pressure and increasing temperature, prevails
In the Upper Mississippi Valley and probably west
ward TO Nebraska.
Probabilities.
For the Northwest and Upper Mississippi Valley
the barometer will probably fall on Wednesday with
fresh southery and southeasterly winds extending
during the day to Lake Michigan and the Lower
OHIO Valley. From the lower lakes over the
Eastern and Middle States, clearing and clear
weather and light northerly winds, possibly
veering to southwesterly, with higher tempera-
ture; Tor the South Atlantic and q ulf States clear
weather and northerly winds, veering to north
easterly and easterly. Reports from the Eastern
Gull, Lake Michigan and the Northwest have not
vet been received.
The New York herald., 1872-10-02
Y A q II ~ I M g .
The Fall Regatta Of the Hare
lem Yacht Club.
A FINE BREEZE ann sMooTH WAFER
The Carrie Psr.sr, Vivid, Joe Jsdsrson, Maay
Emma aud Mary O. Csmphsu tho
Waning Yaahsa f~s

Tho Regatta Committee OF the Harlem Yacht Cu1
had nTst decided to sail their regatta on Thursday,
september 20. but on that occasion the weather
was 80 very unpleasant that they decided TO posi-
pone the event until to-day rather than lose the
valuable cooperation OF the ladies', who would
Otherwise have been kept at home owing to tine
rain. Yesterday the weather proved favorable In
every respect. and as IL In justification OF their
action the fair sex mustered In great force, anN
about halspast eleven the steamer Eliza HaucOx
which had been chartered by the cluD lett the foot
OF i3oth striet, East River, with large party of
ladies ana gentlemen on board. THIS stea0er a,ss
carried the
RxaApVA COMMITTzR.
Mcssts. Clinton Hunter. stephen Van Eosbrana sad
A. @. Briggs and the Judges. Messrs. 3D. white aaa
Hasson. Commodore W. A. Kipp.was also on boasss
attending TO the comfort OF the guests. The Aaucox
arrived or the Club House shortly after twelve
O'Clock, and then Aired preparatory gun. Another
gun was dre! ten minutes later a. starting sig.
mai for the talrd fourth ana dfth Glasses. And q
third gun sent or ths frat aud second claasea Tba
course from tho m0orings or the Club House to
the buoy or Fort Schuyler passing the sa1ae to chs
eastward: thence to stepping stones buoy, passn9
the same TO the westward; TO and around Success
Rock beacon turning the same from eeward to
windward; thence back to
STEPPING STONES
buoy, passing the same TO westward: tlience -
Fort Schuyler buoy, passing same TO eastward, Ana
thence BACK 20 stakeboat. passing same 70 weas-
ward. The following yachts started:-
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Died.

KELLy.-On Wednesday, October 2, 1872, HUGM
KELLY, at his residence 1853 West Fifty street.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MENscH.-On Monday, september 80, JOHN q.
MENsCH, in the 40th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
to attend the funera from his late residence, n
Jones street, on Thursday, october 3, at halfpast
one O'Clock =. NJ.
Bufai0 papers please copy.
lfor Other Deaths See FiJyh Poge.l
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TELEGRAM 70 TINE NEW yosx HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. l, 1872.
4 Commissioner In the Irish High Court of Chan
eery has taken dispositions In support Of claim
against the United States Of America for quantity
OF tobacco destroyed during the late war, valued
At too,ooo and the property Of one Valentine
OsOOnnor
The New York herald., 1872-10-02

The Carrie Porter, Mary Emma and Vivid win
the prizes In their respective classes. The JOd
Jefferson and Mary G. Campbell are also the pr0ba-
BILE winners in their classes, but the Regatta Conf
mlttee could not decide last evening without the
correct measurements, so as to calculate the time
and Cruiser. The club were very fortunate In tieiv
selection OF the day, as the weather was charming
and there was pleasant breeze throughout tia
entire race
The New York herald., 1872-10-02
FRANCE AND GERMANY.
Sad Scenes in tho subjugated French Territory
Sunday Exodus in Face Of Prussian Rule
No AfRliation with the Conqueror.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

STRAsBOURG, Oct. l. 1872.
The time granted to the inhabitants OF Alsace
and Lorraine to choose between German and
French citizenship has expired.
The French exodus nom the frontier during the
last days was immense.
Fully 200 men, women and children left this city
ON Sunday for French territory. The trains on the
railways leading into France were crowded and
proved insufficient to carry all who wanted TO CO.
\ The French journals to-day appear in mourning.
The New York herald., 1872-10-02
ITALIAN OPERA.

The opera this evening at the Academy Of Music
will be "raust," which Will be presented with the
following cast:-Narguerite, Nine. Pauline Lucca;
siebel, Mile. Elena SAM; Faust, Signor vizzani;
Valentine, Signor Sparapani: Mephisto., N. Janet
A new church scene Is promised for this opera.
The New York herald., 1872-10-02

The Marianne soon closed up on the JEFFERSON,
and passing her led the fleet the run home.
The Mary Emma also did good work and rapidly
left her antagonist, the w. X. Knapp. The wind
hauled little more to the westward just before
getting home, enabling the Carrie Porter
and Jefferson to pass the Mariana, as
the latter had fallen on to leeward, and was
obliged to tack to weather the staksboat. The
General Tweed followed close on the heels OF the
Cruiser and Knapp, with the Sarah and Vivid
bringing up the rear. The yachts arrived as fol-
The New York herald., 1872-10-02
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The European Squadron ut GIuckstadt-
Imperial Honors to American Naval
Omcers.
WASHINGTON, Oct. !, 1872.
Dispatches from Rear Admiral Alden, command
ing the European feet, dated on Gluckstadt. Sep
tember IA, report His Royal Highness Prince Adol-
bert Won Prussen, cousin Of the Emperor and the
Admiral In Chief Of the German Navy, came from
Berlin to Gluckstadt by Invitation OF Admiral
Alden and with the expressed invitation OF His
Majesty to Walt the Wabash on September 10. lie
was received with all houors due bis exalted rank
The New York herald., 1872-10-02
SCOTLAND.
--...~.as ~.
An English Radical Reformer on Class Legisla.
- tion and tho Peoples Rights
FFtfeaAm 70 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. ], 1872
Sir Charles Dixie lecrured in Glasgow last night
on class legislation. Some disorder was appre-
headed, and the authorities made preparations to
suppress any demonstration that might be made;
but no disturbance occurred.
The New York herald., 1872-10-02
A FATAL FIRE.

An Old Lady Of Eighty-three Burned to
Death In New Orleans Yesterday.
NEW ORLEANS, la, Oct. I, 1879.
The residence OF Edward Thompson, In Carroll
ton, was burned to-day. Mrs. Edward Thompson,
aged eighty three years was unable to escape and
was burned to death,
The New York herald., 1872-10-02
MONTENEGRO.
Serious Riot Between Turks and Nasives-Many
Of the Combatans Killed.
IftssaAa TO THE new YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Oct. l, 1874.
telegram from Ragusa reports that fight CO.
CURED yesterday ut Leposa between the Turks and
the Montencgrins, and many were killed aad
wounded on both sides.
The New York herald., 1872-10-02
TIE SUITS AGAINST THE RING.

Tweed and His Associates Given Leave
60 Answer Within Twenty Days-The
Order OF the Special Term Amr,ned--
Costs Against the Defendants.
BISGHAMToS, y. Y, Oct. ]. 1872
At an adjourned General Term OF the Third Ju.
dcial Department, held here to-day, Judges Miller
Potter and Parker being present, the same deci-
sion was rendered In each OF the cases wherein the
people are plaintns and William NJ. Tweed anu
Others defendants, as f0ll0ws:-
The order OF the Special Term IL affirmed with
costs with leave to defendants to withdraw de.
murrer and answer within twenty DAYS from ser.
vice Of the order, upon the payment Of costs.
Judge Potter dissented.
Messrs. Courtney, Burre and Bsrtett, OF coun-
sel. were present.
The New York herald., 1872-10-02

Conhscation Of Struggled Merchandise
spanish Irsa-Clad Arapiles- -Dissp-
psarance Of tho vomito.
The New York herald., 1872-10-02
BELGIUM.

The Cattle Plsgss Spreading in the Rursl Dis
tricn.
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They all then hauled up point closer In the wind
and started for Success Rock There was now =
very pleasant breeze, and the yachts were going
fast through the water. The yachts turned Success
Rock Beacon fOllOWs:-
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CHARLESTON. =. g., Oct. l, 1872.
II Is announced that Governor Scott has COM
menced q suit for libel against the New York
Tribune for an article published ia It's issue oi sep
tcmter "a.
The New York herald., 1872-10-02
The Weather in This city Yesterday.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-f hours In com.
parison with the corresponding day OF last year, as
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts Phar-
macy HERALD Ruildinp:-
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M0sQuitO Bites.-Burnett's KaltfstOh
neuu a,zcs the poison almost instantaneously.
The New York herald., 1872-10-02

sacIxctts Magic Coloris Changes the HAIR
20 beautiful brown black; sold everywhere. pepos
IL Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1872-10-02

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prixes Cashed 4
orders filed, information furnished highest paid for
spanish Bank Bills. TAYLOR Co, Bankers ID Waist-
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Gentlenaen's Hats. Fall styles, p. Ernen>,
VEIN, manufacturer las Nassau street. between Beck
man and Spruce streets