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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NOr 14,514. NEW YORK, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1876.-TRIPLE SHEET. PRICE POUR CENTS.
DIBECTOKir FOR ADVEUTISER8.
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANIKD^-PEJiALE8
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rKOI?? J7 ?UJ OK .THB CITT *"0R RALE OB TO
B RENT? 2d Pack?in and 2d colt.
Af ESTATE TO EXCHANGE?2d Pack?2d coL
Viknii? WANTED?2d Pack?2d col.
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AT AUCTION?1'Jtji Paok Bd ind 4th cols.
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UNKURNI8HED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?
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fACHTH. 8TBAM BOATS, AC.-IOth PAc?-6th col.
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A."o^S?S^i^xiBwrai5w?^
nojir or owiiri just from Paris ?pleasp
Mttnet.'ofMolk' , on 10 '"*? DANIEL, u'erald Uptown
F * iJs JLtW?Hh^7SK.ND YolijnBBKiirfirSa
ChJeUon ^c! ' IO T00r fr,end 'AYLOR. f,om
V"ED.? I "MUST SEE YOU. ~
? * JENNIE.
OIL ME?WE HaVE LOOKED EVERYWHERE FOR
to the Ixmw M aoop u possible, M A RV?
T ? not' ri 11 ^tW f* E K ? ?* PAOIMC MAIL STOCK.?DO
Wat 1538wi5^??rtI>l'^A?S XiEAVE "ER NUM
**? >,ld ?hHn> P. TURNER?
M^Etaalth>a? SnS 8.?'c^ck-kkoa5way car
T?v-r.- AM to yutan. "
A wlVn^.BLAd,Bni?Br^^~Wo~r63?To?
'>? ?? ?' jS>r?,**iiS'aaw-.'?.' ;."??*'
KSfcKE vtaa ffltaHaSag
? ADAM KROBTTEB.
tpODMD-IN MADISON AVENUE 8TAOE YESTPRnaV
180 Bro*dwS?
a. g- C- TAN VECHTBN.
L^oTk^k"^- i6- ^ ?us?iNLSIraB5
CTRAYED? FBOM 208 WEST 46TU 8T IIAV it?a
IZZZZZZZ^E^?5*^- =
VLf) 'pob swramv sma?l?5b5Wn
fTonior Do?, itrared avar from 343 Ekft 9th it m
?faaaday ?r?niaK. abOnt 6 o'clock. '
RE*V ABD.?YAWL BOAT LOST FROv Tiiff
>0 iloop Stephen UndorhUI. WILLIaJi VAN BfcAI?
BN. at the loot of WaAhlngton K.. J.mTcitr KEAU"
4'H|n REWARD-FOR THE return" nMmf
tain Diamond Rin*; l?t on M?d.? h.f?i
<Wth it. and 6th ar. and U Weft 24th ? Tb? ???'.. A?2
will In paid to tto Under by returning to 14 Wen 24th rt
Agitable reward will be paid roR~TS
old faahloned cold Watch (enamelled back) and Chain
ioit on train from Harlem II P. M Tuewlar ? ?
??ked. Addrei. <}. W. FUESS. 67 Bowery or Fn ^n "*
Uftwecn ltr7th and ItiStli iti., Monlianli rulton ar.,
SPECIAL .?VOTlCRb. ~
An important"fact for ? ?
ADVERTISERS TO CONSIDER
^Clrculatloa of the EVENING TELEOBAM lait week
Monday, Mar S ?
1u<->d*y, May it 3!i,000
Wrdaeiday. Mar l6.'.'.!!!*^ 12,WI?
Tliur>day. May 11 . 37,U*>
Friday, May 12. . . 37.WO
Baturuay, May 13 U'7wJ
Total ?
Dally avoraice MO.ICO
;W,35U
A? FIRST PRIZE, SIOS.IXIO. OOLD.
* Main drawlpg ol the
Doeal Rrnnawiek Oovernraert IjcUmj,
from May 10 tu J an* ?. 1876.
69,300 llcketi. 2M.Mn p rites.
Royal Havana Lottery.
Kut drawing May 22, 187ft,
rail explanatory clrenlan pm.
THEODORE zsciiocn,
Bra 5.CM Pott office. 116 Nataau el.. New York.
k 8AliEL-"MADK Of OOD"-MI.VEHAi, ?PkTn?
A Water, dally prove* II ha* no equal In the hitherto
fatal disease*. restoring those who were rapidly sinking and
prenonnced beyond hope: booka (Vm. liiaiooiii and
AnalyMi by Dr. HEATH, office* 2UO Broadway.
A'"tTKKTION I?TWENTY-FIVE YEARS' PRUSSIAN
bofpitai experience; diseaiee of men and disease* of
the ekia especially; contultatlon tree ^private office 161
Bleecker n. Dr. JACOHY.
LLEN A CO., 79 N ASS AC ST., NEW YORK ?WY
oming Lottery, draw* Mar 20; capital prize.
9,(X)0 distributed; ticket*, SI; *ix for ; prise* cashed;
Mrcnlara mailed free.
ANDREW" F1NCK A HUM,
LAURR RE Kit BREWERS,
89th *t., 8th ami (?lh art, New York.
A? KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES OP J. R.
? SMITH A CO.
KUTTOCXr, EXTRA CLASS 441?FOB IR7R.
?, M, 38. as. 43, SB. 64. 70. 42, 2. ?W, 48, 9. 15.
XX.HTTCKT, CUM 442? roll 1876.
44, 84. IS. aa, 1, 47, 29. 61, 2ft. 65, 77, 4*, IB.
All order* address B. NATHAN, 181 Broadway, or P?et
?ttce box 4,S70, New Yotk city.
A" ?PARKS. KMBBRON A 00.
? Kentucky Slate Lotteries. drawn dally.
Royal Havana Lottery, drawn every 17 days.
Kentocky Single Nnmher Lottery, drawn May -'7. 187ft,
, Prise* caehed. information furnished ami cfrcmat* free.
1?) Broadway. Post office box ft.272. New York.
A?ISAAC O. BOYCK. 267 BROADWAY. LAWYER?
? Divorcee obtained promptly, without publicity: deser.
lion, incompatibility, habitual drunkenness. Infidelity, in.
bam an treatment. conviction of felony. i'a?suorts olitainrd.
ALL KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERIES DRAWN
dally?Mingle number lottery oa the Havana plan,
Brawn May 27. Full Information by calling or addressing
the uptown agency. KIRK A CO., I.2R7 Broadway, room IK
B ABO'S FIRST CLASS LAUER BBP.R. WINK AND
Laneh Room, Somergarden, Xo. 1,214 Broadway,
near 30th si., will be opened to-day.
DR. OOOLARD. I.ATR PR0F>S80K IN PARIS. 41
weal fk?th *t ? Nervosa debility, Ac., speedily crsdi
tated. Advice Iree.
DR. FRANCIS OOULARD, LATE PROFESSOR IN
Pari*, lectures aemt^weekiy. Private office* for re re p.
lion of patieals. 41 West :lftth st. Nervous oehlllty ami 'Its.
rases of men aud women speedily eradicated. CoaaallBtkM
free.
ISKASES OF MEN A fPEOlALTY. ~
HKMRT AjDANHCLS. m. re. 144 Lexington av?
?ear 20th st. I irtice hours from H to 3.
fAK. II. J- JORDAN. HOLE PROPRIETOR OF THE
\f New fork Vu.enm of Ai.atomy, hat removed his resl
teoee anJ office to No. 5 Washington place, three doors
wot of Broadway. ,
fc-raCOSrOMY."?LADIES' DKESSEH AND OVKR
J'j geriuents cut. bajstrd and looped; full Instructor s
h<>? to finish at home. Mmr. IIKPI'Alli), 101 14th St., roi.
P?er6th*v.
Havana lottery.-np.xt dhawino ok 40.1**1
tickets. May 22; amount of prrtes. #<? D.CXKt; highest
anjii msj. For particnlars address
M. MAKI1NE/. A CO.,
?B Watt M., bom 4,?*2 Poet office, New York.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
JVrjS#W<^Airi?kAWIXQ KENTUCKY fttatlf LOT
u. terii*. SIMMONS * DICKINSON. Managers.
XXXTOCKV. UTHt CLAW NO. .133?MAT 17. 1878k
12. 54, ?, n. ti. 55, 7,'?. 30. *1, *?. 38, *7.
KKKTOCKT, CLAM SO. 334?MAT 17, 187a
54, 53, 5. 21, 77. V>, 83. ;H, 28. 61. ?7, 78, T.
RKKBY. KXTKA CLAM ?0. *3 t? MAT 17. 1878.
7a. 37, 4i, is, a. 23. a, 71. *, ?*, 17. 5.v
HK.IHT. CLAM HO. 234? VAT 17. 1878.
54. ?2. as. 2tt, 42. ?">?. 40. 35, ft. 45. 48, IB. *8.
Full information by Applying to or iMrmlai J. CI.UTE
A CO.. 200 Ul|?4wii}, ?r boa 4.WW Fhi office. _____
^~_f#i6,"twi IM PRIZES?KYKKV"OTIIBR TIOKKT A
\JT. Prise.-SIMMONS A DICKINSON'S slncle number
Kentucky Hlala U>it<r; to be drawn May 27,1S78; 25,420
prises oat of 50,000 tickets: also Royal Havana to M draws
Oil May 22, 1H7H J. CLUTE & CO.. 200 Broadway. or bos
4.U88 Post office. ___
I* f THAT (MEAT MUSTANG RACE
TAKES PLACE TO DAY
LOOK OUT FOR
SPECIAL DESPATCHES
IN THE ETENIMO TELEGRAM
and on the bulletin board* of I be paper. Broadway and Ana
st.. and et tbe Brunch office, Broadway, every boar
daring the day till the race is loet or won.
EMTOCKY STATE LOTTERIEi-DRAWlTDAILY.
Kentucky single number, grand distribution, on the
Havana plan, to be drown May 27; S0.000 tickets; 35,420
prises; whole tickets. $10; halves. $5; quarters. IS Sii;
eighth*, $1 29. Royal Havana Lottery, to be drawn May 22.
1K7B; whole tickets, 490: tenths aud twentieth* in propor
tion. Tlilrii Louisiana Hold Distribution to '-e drawn July 2?.
Whole tickets,ISO; halvea, $23: quarter*.$12 50; twentieths,
$2 Mil For Information, circular*. A*., address or apply to
J ACKSON A CO.. Banker*, 903 Broadway, Mew York.
-CHRONIC" CATARRH, DEAFN ESS ? "7mPRO vf D
? method; Instantaneous relief: permanent cures.
Dr. STODDARD, No. 8 Weal 14th St.
T ADIBBI CONSULT DR. OBIKDLE. FOR ALL AIL
JLJ menu; speedy onree whatever the matter. 142 Weet
4Hth St.
Nervous exhaustion.?a medical ess 4%
comprising a series of lectures delivered ?t Kahn'e Mu
seum oT Aniiwqy. New York, on tho cause and cur* of Pro
mature Decline, showlog Indisputably bow loet health may
be regained, affording a clear synopsis ot the Impediments to
marriage and the treatment of nervous and physical debility,
being the result of 20 years' experience. Price 35 cent*. Ad
dress the author. Dr. L. J. K A H N, office and residence 51
Kait loth St., New^York. \
PILES olTlilslffiRRII01DS PERMANE.NTXYRRAUI
cated in two to four weeks' painless treatment; no
knife, ligatures, ran sties or cautery employed; positively
NO CilABOE KOK TREATMENT UNTIL CUBED.
Circular* free. Dr. STODDARD, only office No. 8 West
14th et.
Royal Havana lottery.
The next drawing will take place on May 22. Prim
cashed. Order* filled, information furaUhed Ire* on appli
cation. Spanish bonk bill* and government* purebaaed.
TAYLOR A CO.. Hanker*. 11 Wall st.. New York.
SOUTH STU AV.
Amity st.
Opposition to Gilbert Elevated Railroad Company.
All person* Interacted in property fronting on Sonth 5th
nv. and Amity *t. are invited to attend * meeting to bo held
for the purpoae of organising a vigorous opposition to tho
construction of an elevated railroad through ssid street*.
Meeting will be held at No. 71 Washington square south,
between South 5tlyiv. and Wooster St., on Friday afternoon,
19th Inst., at 4 o'clock.
He sure to come or ho represented.
By order ol committee of property-owners.
Mat 10, 1878.
TAMAR INDIKN?A LAXATIVE FRUIT LOZENGE.
agreeable to tako: specific remedy for constipation and'
It* coc*equeneos. F. GRILLOT, 37 Rue K?mbateau, Paris.
Depot. CABWELL, HAZARD A CO., New fork.
THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC AND FBANKLIN
Telegraph Companies.?The reduction of rate between
principal cities heretofore mad* by the Atlantic and Pa
cific and- Franklin Telegraph Companies ha* met a cordial
reipoase fhim the poiilic, a* evidenced by Increaied patron
age. Many petitions hsve been received from point* not
vet Included in snen reductions, urging their claims to
lower rate*. Theso companies desire to extend tbe beneflts
of telegraphic competition a* rapidly a* practicable, and ac
cordingly announce that on and after Monday, May 22. *
general reduction wlU be made throughout their entfro tier
vice cut of tbe Missouri River, except between potcu
whose rates have already been reduced, as follows: ?
All present rates between 35 and 55.... 5c. redaction
All present rate* between do and $1 00.... 10c. redaction
All presont rates between $1 05 and 120.... 15c. reduction
AIL present rates between 1 25 and 1 50 30c. redaction
ftte local rate for New York city, Brooklyn and Jersey
City will be -O and 1 Instead of 35 and 2.
The Atlantic and Pacific and Franklin Telegraph com
panies, therefore, solicit the forther patronage and support
ofthe public, that thelrelfort* to give it the benefit of "cheap*
telegraphy" may be auocessfnl.
Their principal offices In Mew York city are as follows;?
145 Broadway, Produce Exchauge. Merchants' Exchange,
No. 8 Broad st.. Oold Board. Fulton Market, French's Hotel,
Aator House, Washington Market. 287 Broadway. Broadway
and Canal it, 238 Broadway, corner of Spring st.; Tremont
House, St. Denl* Hotel, Union Square Hotel. Westminster
Hotel. 14th st. and 8th sr., Hoffman House, Windsor Hotel,
, Broadway and 30th st., 3d av. and 88th st., 208 East 125th
.? TDM T RP.IfRRT Pn.lH.1,1
fettfWl OAO ?koyal Havana lottery.
JpDUU.UUU. Next drawing May 22.
Circular*. wllb full particulars, Kent free.
P. O. DEVLIN A CO.-. Stationers and General A rents.
No. S Park row, near Ann ?t. (opposite P. P.). New York.
" SPORTING?DOC 8. BIRDS, d(C. ~~
Bare ball pools bold evkryTfti^rnoon on
all profeeslonal |(Mi, at JOHNSON'S Pool Rooms,
Broadway and 28lk it. Telegrams by Innings received
while games are being played.
FOB sale?NEWFOUNDLANDS AND HT. BER
nards, I urge ?t and haadaomest in tha dlr; eight Pups
of aame stock; Watch Dogs of all broods; Rat Dogs of all
breed: six black and taw, emalleet In city.
J. H. UARDMM. comer Broadway aad OOth at.
For ha lb?a pair op beautiful pea fowls,
In One plnmage. Apply at 5M Broadway, room 1.
T>OOL? SOLD THIS AFTEBNOON AT 31S BUTLBDGE
A St., WllUamsbnrK, on Athletis vs. Mutual, at Union
(?rounds; Ulilcago vs. St. Loois. at Chicago: Louisville vs.
Cincinnati, at Loulsrllle: Hartford vs. New Haven, at New
ifaven. Telegrams received. BBlBERT A MrCLOt'D.
"^1-HE TCR#; '
t tr^yr^b^i?Ncirp6hfa~s^iry?W6M a^
A Exchange, 1,288 Broadway, overy afternoon and
IvnlsfMiht Louisville Banning Races: also on all Ball
Games aad on the BiUlard Tournament at Philadelphia. Re
sult of each game rooolved by telegraph. G. M. THOMAS
Auction and French pools sold at new
YORK TV BP EXCHANGE. IS West 28th st, this
afternoon aad evening, on the LOUISVILLE and WASH
INGTON running races PRENCH POOLS close at 3 M P.
M. KELLY. BLISS * CO.
Auction and prench pools hold at john
son's Room*, corner Broadway and 28th St., on tho
Races at Louisville, Ky.. aad Washington, D. C.; full re
turns received by telegraph of each race. All orders hr mall
or metsenger will receive particular attention. French
Pools close at 4 P. X. T. B. A W. H. JOHNSON.
CONTINENTAL POOL ROOlT continental
Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa.?Auction aad French Pools
sold daily on all sporting evonts la all parts of the country.
1IUDD DOBI.K.
L. R. MARTIN.
ESRFOOT DRIVING PARK?THIRD DAY OP
Hpriag Meeting, Thursday. May IB?Parse Sl.'iO, for
2:90?lass.?Peter Msnee.b. g. Jupiter: W. B. Cunningham,
blk. m. Carrie M.; J. Morton, bis. g. llarry C ; A. Denton,
b. g. J. M. Oakley; T. Crane, r. a. Gideon; Geo. F. .tones,
sin. Emily G.; J. E. Jsrvis. blk. m. Jennie; John Sea
grave, g. g. Ed. Mills; M. H. Whipple, b. g. Silas: C. Dicker
man, b. m. Ladv Lows. Same day?Putse $1V>, for J S6
class ?John Loomls, cb. a. Llssie Adams; Wm. Thorns, br.
g. Phil. O'Netl, Jr.: Peter Manes, b. g. Harry Irving; M.
Whipple, br. m. Fanny Leigh; A. Curneilson. b. g. Judge
Robinson: W. Basslord, i>. m. Carrie N.; T. Crane, r. g. St.
George : J. Smith, cb. g. Break O' Day: J. Thompson, r. g.
Fred Tyler; Thoa Bennett, br. m. Lady Woods; Geo. Gil
bert, ". g. Ilarrv Gilbert. Races at a P.M. The 3:42 and
2:3u classes will be trotted to morrow. Admission f 1.
WM. MoMAllON, Proprietor.
Fleetwood park.-thr-hr8t"~bpring "meet
lag will be riven Jnne 16,18 and am The clnb house
and restaurant under grand stand will Ite opened tha morn
ing following the innstang race, by tha well known caterer
and hotel keeper, Billy Florence. PHILIP DAT1CR.
LBKTWOOD PaRK.-THR PBIVILEOE_OF""skLI^
Ing pool* on all the entertainments given at the abova
park lo> sale. Address PHILIP DATKR, Fleetwood Park.
CILEETtVOOD PARK.?THE CLUB HOUSE.' OOT
r tare and Saloon andor Grand Stand to let. Applv at
tha Park. PHILIP DATEfc.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR THE USE
of tkr Track and Premises ol the Saa View Perk Associ
ation at New Dorp, Staten Island, lor the term of one year
Irom Mar 1. 1S7H. Proposals must lie submitted before Sat
antsy. May W, 1H7B, at 2 P. M. Address all commaalcatleas
to HENRY MILLER, New Dorp, Staten Island.
TATTEMALL'S TURF COMMISSION AOENCY,
1.227 Broadway, west JHIi St.
Rooks now open on "Withers," "Belmont" stakes, Ae..
and all racing evSnts during the year. Books on ail tha
Louisville races OBlce open dally.
McDOUOALL A CO.
rpATTEftSALL'M TURF AGENCY, 1,227 BROADWAY.?
X 85 tickets pay this day. Harper, Williams, Ml;
Eleme, f 1*>.
11,*EST SIDE DRIVING PARK. JERHhY CITY.?
II Spring Trotting Meeting, May 23. 24, 2ft aad Ml, IH78.
Pnrse 81 AO. for a minute liana; 8200, for 2 -..'I'i class; 8I0O,
lor 2>4'? class; $190. for double teams; BlftO, for 2:30 claps;
for 2:3s class: f2-*>U. lof 2:10 class i gits), for running
heroes. Premiums divided In Drat, second and third money.
Entries to close at Turl Exchange Restaurant, Xm Barrow
st.. Jersey City, May Ik, at W P. M. For particulars see
kit,' C. BIRDSALL, Manager.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, <M.
A" 'tfcTlOV IIOI'SK OF AiK'll'. JOHNSTON, ,nr ~"
1U. 21. XI aad 25 13th St.,
near Oaleermty place.
BALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ARB nKLD
EVERY tuesday AND FRIDAY AT 10 O'CLOCK.
VI
OM EVERY HORSE WARRANTED SOUND
FROM 24 HOURS TO a DAYS FOR TRIAL.
THE OLDEST established AND MOST RELI
ABLE HOUSE IN Till CITY.
GENTLEMEN HAYING HORSES OR CARRIAGES
to sell, or those wishing to buy, will And oai business
continued on precisely the same strict and honorable
principles which have always characterised the dealings
ol our house, and wen the rocport and conSdeiteo of tha
basloes* community, as well aa the pabllc at large.
LIHKRAL advances ON consignment*.
A CHESTNUT MARE, is HANDS; SOUND AND
kind; splendid roadster aad hit. Address box 221
Po-t oflire, Stamford, Conn.
A PAIR OF BAY IIORSKS. standing 1.V3, AND
aged 6 and 7: knee action; also a thnroajrhbred sad
dle Mare, same sue and H years old; all sound and kind
Inquire at private -table, head of MacdOagal Alley, be
tween kid l<>', A. M.
A -PONY PIIAKTONS. ALL STYLES, TOPS AMD NO
. tons nnd I'snople*; lonr-seat light extenalon top Phae
tons. light cut under Rocaaways, D-pnt Wagons, ton and
open, mi WILL! AM II URAY'a wand 22 Woosterat.
ANY one HAVING A TWO SEAT COVERED PHAK
Ion i-so liearol ? path rtiMnmer, and has a single seat
Basket lor -ale. or would exchange.
KOBKRT GAID. 14.1 Roade st.
A PAIIK~ PHAETON AND CLABANOR FOR BALE
chr-ap. Apply st 4<l West mill st.
A HORSE \ Ml I'll Vr.TON W *,^FT>-^8\r"T~llF.
spsttetbln party, for the sununor moatb*. lor their keeps
Addrex I.., l ot 11 ? Herald office.
~l" ?for S A LK, T.ivhRY pTAHLR, splendid
J\. stork; also Llqanr stores, Rastauraata, Statioaery,
Grecary Stores to tachaoga- MALONE, No. ? Day M.
_ HOHIKI, CAUHIAGKB, ?C.
A" 8810NEK KALE Bf BANJtRUPfCf.
la the matter of W. L. Sherman, butaiiL the under
signed Mjpn will Mil by public auction. to highest bidder,
TRim day (Ttri iuidaY), matTT
AT TDK PRIVATE STABLE, ili BART XtO ST..
BETWEEN LEXINGTON AND 4TM ATS.,
AT 11 O'CLOCK IS THE PORXNOON.
Tax roLLQwiwn yaluax&S and cohtlV prop
_ . KRty, valued at otbr saa.uax
consisting op the past and well known
TROTTING 'JBLDINO HONEST john, aired by Voluo
leer, item by Weburu. mImI by AMm Smith, or Otuw
county. New York; he It * be toilful bright bey, 7 year* old,
IS1! hands high: trotted a mile ot Ooohea last Maimer la
2:3d: b? la a very pleasant, prompt driver, pure golted,
with Una knee action; U not afraid of anything, aad ia an
elegaat hone for a top wagoa, aad ia thoroughly broken
aad* lor any person to drive, aad 1* warranted snaad and
kind.
BBAUTIPUL BAT TBOTTINO GELDINO LTOBBB
N AN, ralaed by Aataaa Snrague, aired by Rhode 1 aland, dam
by Narraganaett: he la a bright bay. tf year* old, lik bende
high; waa trained by M. linden taat season nod ah owed
three heata over Plaetwaod Park la 2 -JM, 2 :3f>*4 and 2:31,
tinea which time he baa been driven on the road: beta a
eery ?tyllah, pleeaaot driver, perfectly gentle; ia not afraid
of anything, aad aaa be driven at spied by any ordiaary
driver: it u gnodpole horae. aad if pat in tralatag would
trot below 2 flu tola aeaeon. aa he la vary reaolute aad pura,
salted: warranted aonad and kind.
PAST AND BLEGANT TBOTTINO OKLDINO. BAT
Harry, ralaad brJubn Marches, Orange connty. aired by
Bolton, he by H omnia tou tan, dam taid to be a Clay mora:
he la I3U handa high, 6 year* old: trotted when I ear ye are
?>lil la 2:44, when be wee purrhaaed by praaeat owner: be U
an elegant road bona, tnoronghly broken, very ttylleh dri
ver and perfectly gentle aad caa pall a road wagoa better
than a 2:4U gait; la alao a good pole horao aad warranted
aonnd and kind.
PAST TROTTING BLACK XARB EM PRESS, SIRED
hjr Toronto Chief; dam by WllUam II. Ripley, 13^ haada
high. 7 rear* old; trotted over Proa pert Park laat fall ia
'?2 :'t?l 4: aha la a mare of extraordinary power and la very
pure galled: ia a very prompt, pleaaant driver, perfectly
gentle and aafe for anybody, aa the itnoa not pall or fret
when in company: iaaot afraid of aaything; aha haa a very
strong.tet of cordy leg* and good feet and can poll a top
wagon at speed equal to any Dorse In the city aad ia war
ranted aoaod and kintL
THE KABUL'S THOROUGHBRED SADDLE AND
driving Horae Bismarck, 15)f hands high, 7 yean old, tired
by Lexington; ono uf the beat broken, moat graceful and
fineat behaved borset la America; haa all dealred rolls
under sadille, guides br motion: carries eltber lady or gen
tleman with atyle anil eaea; Is bold, brave and fbarleee;
finely broken to all haraaaaand warraated sound and kind,
and can beat 2 90 to toad wagon.
Elegant high bred trotting getting sorrel PRIWCR, aired
by Conalin's Star, dam by Highlander Chief, 131% handa
high, 7 vcar? old '.?ho ia a very ?tyllah, prompt driving horae;
thoroughly broken in harness or a addle; l? safe for a lady to
ride or drive aad is a horae of extreordlnary bottom, having
trotted 5 mile* over the Suffolk Para coarse, Philadelphia,
In 14 luinutbs and 22 seoouds,amLa single mile In 'J:87;iiaaa
mild, amiable dlipo?iti?n aad a very pleaaant road horae, aa
he ia nut excitable in company ; palls weight well, and la
warranted aoand and kind.
Beautiful brown mare J ENNIE; hat always bean aaed by
ladles and children, both In harness aad under saddle; It
broken to all the different aaddle gaits; la not afraid of the
cam: will atand without tying ana ia safe under all cirisum
stances; she is a very pleasant, prompt driver and can trot
in 2 -JO, aad for ladiea' and children's ase Is Invalaable; Is tl
years old aad warranted sound and kind.
The handsomest, tva?hest Hd beet driving Teems of
Trotting Horses In thin city; they are bright bays, 16K
bands high. 7 and S years; very closely meted, half
brothara; raised by Dr. fierr, of Lexington, Ky., ana sired
hy Clark Chief, dain by Denmark: they trotted * together
over the Lexington track a year ago latt summer la 2:3S,
when they were purchased by the present owner, and have
beeri used aa a road and lamlty team up to the preaent time;
they are perfectly gentle, are not afraid of the cart and are
saft for any ptnonv drive; they do not pull when speeding
end are not excitable in oontpany. and they drive together
like one horae; thrvhave greatly improved in apeed, as they
were driven by present owner last fau over Pleetwood Park
to a road wagon, without any training. In 2 :WK and in
proper condition they can beat 2:35 together, ana are war
ranted sound and kind.
Carriages consist of 1 Queens Phaeton. 1 full spring Top
Wagon, 2 tide bar Trottiajr Wagons, 1 Top l'ony Phaeton,
with lamps, I canopy Top Phaeton.
Harness consist of 2 sets fine double Harness, 9 sate of
single; al?o a line collection ot dress and stable Kersey
Blankets, Summer Sheets. Lap Rugt end Dusters, Whips,
imported ladies' aad gents' Saddles and Bridles.
N. B.?The above stock is all first class ana mast be seen
to be appreciated, and will be on exhibition until time of
sale, ror full partleulara see catalogue, now ready at
?table.
Sale positive, without limit or retervatlon. By order of
J. EDWARD CORY. Assignee.
At auction.
BALE
of
CHOICE THOROUGHBRED
tkotti.no stock.
ITANDSOME BAY QRLDING, ETHAN ALLEN ttock.
7 yeare old. 1.1 hands: can pace a mil* in 2 AO; trot In 2:43;
very nobby driver; rtlwa In Orup county; warranted
?and.
HANDSOME LIGHT BAT OR DUN COLORED
MAKE (raieedby M1KK ZIEOLER, CINCINNATI), Lady
Zlegler, 0 yean old. ailed by GEN. GEORGE
U. THOMAS, dam by Pilot; thl* mare in 15.3 hande,
U pure galted; wet driven laet Tall by Mr. McNamara
over Fleetwood track In 2 iM1); hm neverbeen handled, bat
will certainly trot down In the twenties thin Hummer; the
?Ire of thin mare has produced some of the beet eolte in thli
country;one?aire Tr?r old?trotted laet ipdnK ln.2SI9;
he ie also th e irire of Hrott'i 1 bomae. entered In the Centon
nial at Philadelphia thin rammer; warranted eound.
CHESTNUT GELDING IMPERIAL! foaled In l*T?,ah?4
by half brother to Volunteer Imperial, he by Hyadyk'a Ham
bletoiiian, dam by Seely'a American Star; thla co It Ie 1.Y2*
hands, and. without exception, the moet promising young
hone In the State. Thla colt waapurchaeed by hie prevent
owner at eight months old, for f 1,00m. irom Joe Gavin, of
Goshen. Orange county, end Ie to-day worth (1,010; Ie war
ranted in every particular.
FINE BAY GELDING CHARLEY KAHN, foaled Is
1?7!), 1S.2S hand* high, aired by Alexandcr'a Abdallah,
dam a ('amilen mare. He ean trot hl? mile ttt 2:40 sure.
Mr. McNamara drove him thie spring In 3:40; he beat
Orange Girl, who haa a record nfSwi. on the road laet sutn
mar, when he wee but ft yean old; good dlepoeltlon; will
etnnd without tying, and U warranted sound.
BAY MARE LADY EMMA, foaled I (MM, aired by Toong
Consternation, dan, by Hlll'a Black Hawk; trotted laet win
ter ou the loe io can beat 2:40; fine gal ted, good die
poaition: warranted sound.
O.NK SIDE bar top Wagon, In Srat elaee condition, made
to order, by Vandnaer, at a coat of $A2&
ONE HIDE bar no top Road Wagon, built by R. M.
Stivera. In tret eleaa order.
THREE SUITS of Horee Clothing, Stable Btanketa,
Boots, Ac.
O'nmprletng the ckoioeet ato-k offered for aale thla eeeeou.
All of them are of good disposition and can be teen and rode
behind any forenoon by calling at
M. McNamara's atahlea, corner of 734 at. and 4th ay.
If this stock It not aold at private eale will be ioM to the
highest bidder, without reaerve. rata or shine, by
VAN TASSELL A KEARNEY,
TOMORROW (FRIDAY), May 10.1870,
at 10 o'clock A. M..
at their Auction Mart.
110, 112 and 114 Eeet 13th it
AT PRIVATE HALE
LANDAU, by CRUTTENDBN A CO., of NSW
HAVEN.
CURTAIN COACH, by BREWSTER A CO., of BROOME
ST.
BAROUCnK. by .BREWSTER A CO.. of BROOME ST.
CLARENCE, by J. B. HKEWHTER A CO.. of 25TII ST.
COUI'E. by MINES A STEVENS. POLE AND SHAFT*.
POUR HEAT PARK PHAETON, by MINKR A STEVENS.
T CART, by BRADLET. PEAT A CO., pole and shafts.
DOG CAR*. 4 WHEEL. b* WOOD BHOS.
SIX 8EAT PARK PHAETON, by BREWSTEE A C0?
of Broome at.
COUPE ROCKAWAY, hy MIXER A STEVENS.
HfX SEAT ROCKAWAY. with ehlfting paaele, by
QUIMRY. .
LANDAULET. pole and shefts, by J. C. HAM.
BRETT, very light, by MINER A STEVEN*.
TOP #A(K>NS, by BREWSTER, DUSRNBCBT *
STIVERS.
TOP AND NO TOP PON1 PHAETONS of every variety.
EXTENSION TOP PH AETONO. city build.
4 Seat Rockaway*. 4 Seat Depot Wagone, Boaineee
Wagone. Ton and No Top Wagons, Ac.
VAN TAsSEIrL A KEARNEY,
110 and 112 Eaat 10th ei.
AT PRIVATE SALE
LANDAU, by CRUTTENDEN A CO., of NEW
HAVEN.
CURTAIN COACH, by BREWSTER A CO., of BROOME
ST.
BARorCHB. by BREWSTER A CO., of BROOME ST.
t:l.AKENCE. I>v J. U. B KEWSTRB A CO.. ot 2STII ST.
COUPE, bv MINER A STEVENS. POLE AND SHAFTS.
FOUR SEAT PARK PHAETON, by MINER A STEVENS.
T t'AKT. by BRADLEY, PRAY A CO.. pole and ehafta.
DOG CART. 4 WHEEL, bv WOOD BROS.
SIX-SEAT PAEK PHAETON, by BREWSTEE A CO.,
of Broome at.
COUPE ROCKAWAY, by MINER A STEVENS.
SIX-SEAT ROCKAWAY, with shifting panels, by
QIIMBY.
LANDAULET. pole end shafts, by J. C. HAM.
BRETT, rery light, bv MINER A STEVENS.
TOP WAGONS, by Dl'SKNBl'HY.
VICTORIA, pole and ahalta, by J. H. LAWRENCE A
CO.
TOP AND NO TOP PONT PHAETONS of every variety.
EXTENSION TOP PH A F.TONS city build.
4 coat Kockawava, 4 ae at Depot Wagone, Bnelncea Wagone,
top and no top Wagon a, Ac.
VAN TASSELL A KEAENET.
110 and 112 Ea?t 13th at.
AN IMPORTANT FACT FOR ~ "*
ADVERTISERS TO CONSIDER.
Circulation of .the EVENING TELEGRAM laet week
wae:? ,
Monday, MayS 95,000
Tuesday. May 11 4S.OUO
Wednesday May 10 07,000
Thursday, May 11..: - 37.WOO
Friday. Mar 12 3)1,400
Saturday, May It :14.7*?1
Total aso, 100
Daily average :tM,:tV)
Ae
GRAND dike,
GRAND DI KE!
GRaND DI KE.
AT AUCTION. TO-MORROW MORNING.
CELEBRATED IMPORTED ENGLISH
SADDLE HORSE, OBAND DUKE
GRAND Dl'KE la 1A hands high, n rear* old; kind and
gentle: tborouuly broken to all gaits. either by word, motion
or Whip; a very spirited, stylish and aristocratic mover, but
ported ly amiable and kind In disposition, and ealk for a lady
to ride. Is ONE OF THE FINEST AND HANDSOMEST
SADDLE HOUSES IK AMERICA, lie will be enld at
auction, at ARCII. JOHNSTON'S, into 20 l:ltlt at., near
University piece. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY), Mar lit. at 10
o'clock, lie la now on exhibition at THE PRIVATE
STABLE I'* WEST OOTH OT.. WHERE IIE CAN RR
TRIED AND RIDDEN ANY TIliB PREVIOt'S TO TBS
SALE
A BREWSTER (OP RBOOMS ST.) SIDE RAR TOP
IVagoo, In first claaa order: one Dnsenbnrr Read
Wagon, one waterman da. on* Depot Wagon, one cut
under Kockaway, one top Pony Phaeton, at WILLIAM II.
OKAY'S Carriage Factory, 1,401 Breadwey, between .'MRh
and 401 li at a.
RAIMA IN.-4 HORSES; Ml'IT TnY RCiGNES*";
Orocerv, Exprrei and a top Bneiness Wag ?a; a chanco
to buy cheap. 4IO West atm> ai.
A SET OF SINGLE LIGHT HARNESS. RT GRAHAM,
in line order, lor aale for at Metropolitan Stable,
22 Eaal infh st.
ArfREWsTER (OF RRoOME ST.) QUARTBS
Wagon for sale at llathorn a stable, la7 Wtat 87tn st.
LL STVI.eTbIwgISO.' PARK AND POXY PHAE
tona. Depot Wagone, hockaways, Ae.; llerneaa, light
end heavy; Saddles. Hridlea, Whips Lap Rtbee, Sneeta,
Boots. Ac.: elegant assortment of reliable goode at the low
est possible prices. JoHa MOOKE, .17 Warren at
A' ~"-FOR SALE, A VERY fFnR D?lWNtr6R"RUsT
. neaa Horse, ft yeare old; a lady can drive hla; one
good work Horse, Wagon and H ernes*. Me, 1 Bleecker at,
corner Bowety, trunk (ten.
HORSES, CARRIAOK8. ?C.
AtfWfoNI?HORiBS AND CAKKIAQ&
THIS DAY it'll 1'KSDAYi, MAY 11*. AT 11
O'CLOCK A.
SPEED WARRANTED. SPEED WARRANTED,
AT THE UNION AUCTION HOI SE. 30 EAST isth 8T.
m. BETWEEN BROADWAY AMD ST11 AY.,
COR PRIMING
THE BNTIRR STOCK OP MR. COAUJATE.
Ft>or flnr young, aound and kind Horwi, thai can trot tram
1M to 3 mlnates: also ona very larr* bay coupe llorM,
Ift.S bands high. 7 yttn old, warranted aoimd and kind,
oao beautiful hay Taani, 5 and 6 jreara oM, kail brothora,
about baa ft a. warranted sound and kind In nn|l? or
donbla harness, trotted laat fall in 3 :43 V- alto two extra
lie Mipt, carriaee or phaeton Horses, 1 ?>\ hand*, war
ranted sound, kind i?ndyoung; also one of the flnvat and
be*t brace Kentucky aaiidle Horses in tiie country, H
year* old, 15\ hand*, lady can ride him with safety. war
ranted Hound and kiud. W??nn>?CoulitlM ot two extra
flue shilling leather top Koad Wi|Mt, Pole and Khan*;
siagla, double and Cottpe Harness; Park and Pony Phae
toaa. Single teat Trotting Road Wagon. Also several other
fine Iforaea, arnt in to be sold. Also Canopy and Baaket
N. R?PARTIK8 LOOKING POR HORSR8 WILL DO
WRLL TO CALL AND EXAM1NB THIS KINfc AND
SUPRRIOR STOCK, AH IT 18 NO PAPER TALR.
8PEED WILL BE SHOWN AT TIME OP SALE.
8TOCK CAN NOW BR SEKN AT THR I'NIOK AUO
TION HOUSE, AND WILL POSITIVELY BE SOLD TO
TOE HIGHEST HI DDK It.
WITIIOCT LIMIT OR RESTRICTION.
A?POR SAJjK, ONE OK TIIE KINEHT COUPE. CAR
? Has* er family Horses in the city. 1 ">S lianda. A Tear*
otd: warranted sound and kind; alao one or the be*t broke
Kentucky saddle Horses in the State, ir>lj[ hand*. T/ears
old; warranted found and kind; alto beautiful top Wagon
and top Pony Phaeton, single and donbie Harness. all to
order, oy the ben city maker* and aa pood a* new. Inqttire,
for into* days, of the coachman. ?t private (table 13:? East
16th <i, between Irving place and 8a ar.
?ftBED. SPEED.?NO PAl'BR TALK. TRY BE
? fore yon bny. The fut road or track ware Bello : ran
?bow 3 :3I or better any day; l.VJi^ hands, aound and kind
and will be shown to the satisfaction of any one wanting a
great deal of speed for little money; also top Koad W axon,
stagle Harness. Illankets and Robes: above property must
ho sold this week, aa owner Is oompolled to soli. Inquire at
Arsenal stables, 151 West 36th at.
A?FOR SALR. CHEAP-TiFrBB IIORSRS; SUIT
? farmer or any business; trial given. 376 Bowery,
roar.
A LADY'S TURNOUT POR BALK CUEAP.
Boantlfnl bar I'ony. 7 yeara oldjJS hanos hign, war
ranted sound and Kind, with elegant Phaeton and Harness,
at stable, 33 East 13th st., between Broadway aad Univer
sity plaae.
v3?? HANDSOME TURNOUT -JKT BLACK
Horse, 15>{ hands high, ft years old; warranted aound
and kiaa; line top Phaeton and Harness; great bargain.
No. A West 13th st.
?ONE~LANDAU, ONE CLARENCE, ONRCOIPK.
? one Yletoria and one Park Phaeton, all nearly new.
for sale cheap, as the owner-Is leaving the city. To be seen
at M. CURLKY'R, 100 Raet 13th at., near 4th av.
AboardincTand MVBRT STABLE POK SALE?
Doing a fair bualness; line location and rent very low;
a good share ol trade will he given; have oilier business to
attend to. Address LIVERY, Herald otBce. ?
SUPERIOR LEATHER TOP p7>NT"pHARTON BY
Godwin A Brown, but little need, $165; One tingle
Harness by Donscomb, $50. inqttire of coachman. No. 1
West 13th st. ____________
-S160; BREWSTER. OP BBOOME ST., TOP SIDE
? bar Wagon, in first class order; a set of Harness, $40.
Prlrate stable. 35 Raet 13th st. ______
AT HALP COST?TWO PULL SPRINO TOP WAGONS,
two side bars, one light Pbaeion aad light road Wagon,
single aad doable Harness. Private stable 334St., corner
4th av.
-POR SALE?A RARE "CHANCE?EIGHT
A.
Horses; suit farmer, grocer, or any holiness; a good
trial allowed. 301 Grand St., near Mott.
?TW0~IiORSESj V ER Y~0HEXP,"~8UI T ANY BU8I
a neea; also largo draught Horse. At Canal St.. saloon.
A gentleman having sold his horses, will
?ell extension top Phaeton, seats four; Park Phaeton,
side bar Wagon, two sets doable and single Harness, all
city maoe; good aa new; at half valne; owner leaving city.
Seen at 146West 3tttb st.
A -?J5> HuhhTEwii*AKbuyS aOKokntLDkman^
Road Tnrnont. complete. conalrtlng of b.*''
ftTtfioM. 15* hand* high. flowing .'"S'.'SjL
way and 5th ae. ?
B*""" " " J,1?,:
im offered tor ?alo at decided bargain a, for a taw weaki, at
the old aland of brai)lgv> fkat A CO.
B~ AY MARE?KOft 8ALK. A BAY MARK: A QUIKT.
prompt ?nd f^ntle driver; hai been used br ? lady for
the ,OTi JXi end lajaat ?^ffifs X aS
country plea?..r-> Ualu ieen at 8UOKEV S Btablea Jim
4 th ?v. JUeel' Mare.
T> AROAIN.?>1V'>. WORTH WSO?BFMSDID J" R*
j) top Kspre?? ? agon. taken for debt. I'i4 * ??t 10th rt.
FasbionabLe carriages.
Landau*.
Landaulets,
I Conpea, _ .
-.v...,. Coaches,
hEEwa^ Pbaelone,
Road Wagona.
A'H*? zstfr***"'
end durable and P'-^'^AKDRAC.
873 end S74 Broom* rt. (old factory of Brawrter A Co.)
?firik WALK-A FINE. LARUE. STYL1HH SADDLE
F and lwnee?Hor?e; Blad end aonnd; color with
white mene end tell; eold for went of in. 9 , ^
DHmt? U1 Month 0th ?t., J 'll^ t^ltitU ?
farther Center. Inquire of WM. 0 A NT, et the .table.
?POR KALK-AN g^lWATT ?0K BAR TOPWA?
Jl. ** gs^jggs Ria
P*W|^^W!!SSJ liXS
(tifto. *J45 Weet *th iV
nnj "male-AW "(IliD EUTABlilBHKD LIVERY
F Btable doing e prneperou. bmlneaa; haa a large etnck
iS^Ti^SSSist^^sff-g
Rdtt'JWEffllSiSSU
office. ? ??
T^ChTbALR?TOCLOBRTHR BL'BINKHB. TWO YOUNO
F lh.?.;K eoy ; ???"< 'n.rnt
7rX Tru?k llamaaa. I light hxpreM WeKon ^.d Hern.?.
eleo 1 brick Cert end llaneae; ninrt be i.old tl.U week. Ap
ply et 238 Weet 43n at.. between 7?h end ?th ??? _
R BALK?EXTRA KINK ROAD "<>???. **?![
re?t. 15J? hendi high; hee no fenlU, SiWA At
Weil 45th at. -
u . . v . UHDWN MARK. 15W HANOH HKill;
F will trot'lnalde t :50. end warranted ???* "??*,?
enlargement la bind leg; wlH be Mid for ?'*. Apply at ITO
Verlek at. ? ?
FOR 8AL.R?DARK BAY Hojffl^~I?~ ?ANI>8 7
yeera old: alngle-or do able, docile end fait. Apply at
Hotel Hrunawlck atablee, Jllh rt.. near 4th a*. -
TVir kaLK A PAIR OK HTYLIBII YOUMG CAj'
Fh^M^.. 16 handa; warranted, eound
piala .prlng Landan. Wood Brother;
l?tli ?t. _______ ?
rrsr.'isrc.K 3?"-'
at., up italra.
ijlOR BALK?TOP BUOOY. PIIARTON, TIWBj^ORlC
r end two driving lloreea, cheap ror caah. d40 weat
With at. ?
Knii oAi.fc?KOI'R t'HtJHKY HORSES AT HALF
F ?.l?;'l ^ >o $100: aaltable for any bo.lUe.a
Apply et 4.10 Kaet IWtb at.
WOR 8Al?S?TEAM WORK HORMC8.
L
truck Herneae.?30aaet. Inquire for CARMAN, atore
yiladaon at. ?
TTtuR 8AI.R?IN UONMliUl'KNCE OK l<AI?V I.EAVINO
1* rlly leather top I'liaeton, llerae, Harneaa end Tn'nnet
tornplcte ; horae eel. drUer ; a?d br lady P ?t ?w?
trara. C.en he aeen 77m itth av.. corner ol 44tli at.
Ttok ?aLK-A PAIR <?F HL.ACK POS1KH, I4>? MAKT'8
1^ tlirl) long manea end tella; very atvllih; Kind ami
Krntle and .altable for a lady a I'baMon or fj.r road, ?e .
Wrm* very low. Call at prlvaf .tal.l^ V> IJB Ea?t '***"
CIIKAP?THE IIANDAOMfcHt HAOKI.K
"""
Hronme at., old factory of Bre water * to.
lT^Moffat'a leather, rubber trimnilugi and rrnill bucklei,
Inatead of leather. . ,
Hand atltchlng for trark. road and coach, either double or
alncle, and with all the U^ldon^UMteJata^
S72 end 374 Broome M.. ol<l factory of Hrewatrr A Co.
rTARNEJfsC^OBEAl'KsT HAKNEHS HTORK IN NRW
H v?'k; ^ Harneaa. hand made. JI5: ?o,.a
fSU'S- a
?proinjena at atore. Nml n, M) and lit Heafle ft.
J_ i'iioKK. AUCTIOSEKR-RXTRAORHIMARY haVe
. ol flvf Rnixl work end baalne?? lli raea. Friday, k?j lii,
.( the Wanbln*1 on Hall Mtehlea. I*5th rt.. n.ar Jd a*. Sal*
la abedlata. 11 or ?e? eoW ander irneraateea.
^O^WHITE ARABIAN AND .IRT BI.ACK BLACK
^ llewk : the hendeomeat palrni boraea In ihertty; y
Winnd iplrited and very gentle i I5)i hande. I^eilbctter a
liable, tv.lt 7lli a*. L
OFCONO HAND CARRIAOR8?TWO LANOAL'8, TWO
S Lendaoleia. one Victoria, two t.onpea. one ? ?ope Rock
three let Pony Pheetoaa, two Barenchea, lour id*
" " .'?haeion.' two Coachea, one alx aeat Rockeway. on?
^Ji-'pitinSer Depot W?o?.' W M. S. URAV, M and ?
W?K?Etef *ta -
Ci hCRIFIi3E-#I50. MADE BTOKOEOKJ. MOORE.TOf
S Vlde bar Bugpy. Aearly new. I J4 We.t Imh .t.
ZTT'KKD-rOR ?A!4fc-A OESTI.KMAN WHO**
r> health comoela him io leave for Kurnpe offera for .ale
rbeaphl Im.v Team of llorae, . they era 15 band. Mgh. ell
tmnd and kind end can trot In 2: V. or better They ran l.e
,een at r. f. ANDERBON'tf atable, Noa. 1 ID and II'J Weal
With rt . l?n>Hie week. _
mop fXPREi* WAHOX, IIOHH.'. A.M? IIAKNRM.
1 two lloreea, (So, large llorae, So. 4
7th ar.
TlfLRT?OS~RAST vffil HT. A ritlVATR HTaBLR
mid Carriage Hume, at a eery moderate rent. App y
at DW ?tth av.
WBBTi HftrtTER, COL'PK ANI? LUIHT . ROPE;
awayt nn' "T two Hereri, Pony, I rlaee Albert and
Pwk Phaetun?, at low >v.
WANTiD^A MOR8B Til AT IBRfOIITVKAKHOfcO
VV and aonnd, that ean trot threa h*?}a la 3:4J> or better.
Can bear of a p?,abaMr by applying W WILLIAM McEOB
ERTB, IN Eaat 'il?l rt.
HORSKB. CAHRi AC2BB. CC.
"IlTANfE!)?A UOOIJ ' LIGHT Wftl<fhT ~8S<tBS'B
" bud Omnibui In good rrptlr for country hotel.
Kiat* bjr letter particular*. II. H. ftOOYli LE, Mount
Morris, Llrligaioo rouuty, N. V.
FOR AVERY ll.\Nl?XOME IlARNKtW* CASE,
with thre* ilidlnit glaa* door.; coat $1UU UEUROR
SMITH. IS! Sullivan it.
d?U - ?A IKMISK. CREAM CO I.OIt lHlTA-VDtfllIO H.
?pO?J. aultable for beery or light ?ork: mut aell for
want of u?o. To be ?ern at the Republic boarding ttable.
No. 2<> High at.. Brooklyn.
DRY (MM)US.
J^?3n~?irLOR.
?tret Carpeting*,
Body Bntuel*,
fl 30 per yard.
Tape it ry Brawelt,
Three-ply (heavy, all wool),
Ingwla* (all woe!),
Ilffllll (Calen),
? -
lifdlil (enperior thread).
Oilcloth*, SSe. par yard;
LiaaUuia?try Ik
91 per yard.
91 25 per yard.
Tie. per yard.
aOe. per yard.
37a p?r yard,
laat year tie. par yard.
A much raperlor article to oilcloth.
309, 357, '.*311. and JO 1 Grand at.
corner Cbryatle, and Hit Forcjrth fl
1 f?C. RED CIIKCK ANDWIIITBCANToN MATTING?.
1U in/rnln Carpet*, froiu 30c. and apward: Oilcloth*;
bargain* to-dar. ?
AXDRKSV LESTER A CO., 871 Broadway.
10 000 vAiU>* BKBr BOD* HHUfuEUi< c
Tapealrlea very cheap.
Extra Super Ingrain, 80c.
Mattinga, Me.
Other good* equally low.
. B. BKATTIE k SONS.
Corner Canal and Woonter *ta.
MILLINERY AND DKESNMAKlflu.
ART MILLrNBRT.-NOTICF. TO FATROMS.?M A i.Tfe
riM.MAn, of i'arla, open* Monday and Tn?aday a new
Importation ol'Aneat Millinery. French Chip*. Flower, Silk*
ami Trimming*. received troo> Cnatom tlou*e M inday.
423 fltli nr.. near 2flth lit. <late Micliel'a.)
DRHSmT KBINGK8, CARDS. TASMKLLS, AO? ]MADE
la order. In any color, at C. XV. JACKSON'S factory,
113, 117, 119, 121 hunt 13th at., near 4th ar.
CI OLDEN" A CO.'H 1*A R IS~7m IL LI N K R Y.-1M FORTBD
J llata and Bonnet*. $10, 814. 817, 921, 825. SIS tHh
av. (ap atklrai, between ISHh and 20th ata.
KNIFE PLAITING AND ?H I RRlNG
made while yon wait, at the Kinplre Room*, 818 Broad*
way, comer 12th at.
ME. NATALIE Tit MAS INFORMS HER OCSTOM
era of the city and oat of New York that ahe haa re
moved rrotq Iflth at. to No. 1.2%) Kroadway, between 3lat ?
and32data. Bonnet*. llat*. Flower*, Bridal Wreath* and
VeU*. N. B.?Snlta, Drvaaea and frouueaux made to order^
KVROPEAIt HTKAMSHIP8.
W?ITK??STAR link.
T? FOR yUEENSTOWN AN
CARRYING THK UNITE I
AND^LIVERPOOL.
UNITED STATES MAIL.
The steamers at till* line take the Lane Homes recom
mended by Lieutenant Maury, U. 8. N.. going south of tlie
Banks on the passagi) to Otieenstown nil the year round.
UEKMANIC May 20, at 2 P. X.
CELTIC JuneH, at 2 P. M.
ADRIATIC June 10. at 8 P. M.
HRITANNIO \ June 24.*13 P. M.
UBRMANIC July 8, at 3 P. M.
_ From Wlilte Star Docks, pier .12 North River.
Rates?Saloon, $80 au<l $101). ill gold; return tlekeU on
reasonable terms. Steerage, J2H.
Salflon, staterooms, smoking and bath rooms are placed
amidships, where the noise ami motion are least, affording a
degree of comfort hitherto unattainable at Ma.
For Inspection of plane and other iafortuatlon apply at th*
Company's office, 37 Broadway, New Yore.
R. J. CORTIS, Agent.
STATE LINK.
new York to olasoow.livkrpool,Dublin,
BELFAST AND LONDONDERkY.
Irom pier 42 North River (foot of Canal et.) an follows >s?
STATE OK INDIANA Thaisday, May 18
STATE OK PENNSYLVANIA Thursday. .Inne I
HTATK OK VIRGINIA Thursday, June 15
and every alternate Thursday thereafter. First cabin, ttU
to W. according to accommodations; return tickets, 9123.
Second cabin, $50; return tickets, WO. Steerage, at lowest
rates. Apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN k CO., Agenta,
72 Broadway. New York,
flckats
Agents, No.
M
Steerage tickets at 4.S Broadway and at the company's
pier, loot of ('anal st, North River.
08T DIRECTANU ECONOMIC ROUTE TO HOL
LAND, BELGIUM. THE RHINE, SW1TBBKLAND.
At'., AC., VIA ROITERDAM.
Steamer MAAS May 25
Steamer KOTTKRDAM June H
These beautiful steamer*, carrying the United Statea
mall to the Netherlands, arn (treat favorites with the public.
Trips regular, rates low . comfort anfl living perfect.
Kor (might, Kcr passage.
PUNCH. EDYE A CO. L. W. MORRIS,
50 Broadway.
XTORTI1 U KRM AN LLOYD
IN STEAMsillP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK.
MMJTHAMPTDN AND BREMEN.
Company's pier, foot ol 2d St., llo oken.
RIIEIN.. ..Saturday. May 201 MAIN Saturday. Jane 3
ODER Saturday, M.iy 27 | NECKAR. Saturday. June 10
Rates of passage from New York to Southampton, llavro
or Bremen
Kit st Cahln, $100 gold; Second Cabin, $60 gold; Steerage,
$30 currency.
Return Tickets at reduced rates.
Prepaid Steerage Cert iticatea. W1 currency.
For freight or i>N?sa-<e anply to
OBLRIClls ,t CO., No. 2 Bowling Green.
Hamburg aiericanpackbt company's line
tor PLYMOUTH. CHERBOURG end HAMBURG.
WIELAND May IS | SilEVIA June 1
FltlSlA. May 23 I GELLERT lune 8
GOETHE May 27 | POMERaNIA Jane IK
Rates of passage to Plymouth. London. Cherbourg, Ham
burg and alVpolnts In England, Scotland and Wales
Cabin, Hrst saloon, gold $100
Cabin, second saloon, gold - t*>
Steerage, currency 30
Kl'NHABDT A CO.. C. 11. RICHARD k BOAR,
Oeneral Agents, Ueneral Passenger Agents.
61 Broad St., Sow York. ill Broadway. New York.
1'NMAN LINB.-M AILnTEAMER*. ~~~
FOR OUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
CITY OK BERLIN Saturday. May 27, at S 30 A. M.
CITY OK CHBSTEK Saturday, June ML at 8 A. M.
CITY OF RICU.MOND Saturday. Jane 17. nt I P. M.
From pier 45, North River.
CABIN, $H0 and $10ii. gold. Return tickets on favorable
terms. STEERAGE. $28 currency. Drafts Issued at lowait
rates.
? Saloons, staterooms, smoking and bathrooms amidships.
JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
IS and 33 Broadway, New York.
UNARD LINE.?51 AND N. A. R. ll. & P. CO.
NOTICE.
With a flew to diminishing the chances ol collision, ths
steamers of this line take a specific course fbr all seasons of
Oiftlli ontward passage from Oueenstown to New York or
Boston, crossing the meridian of So at 4J? latitude, or nothing
to the north of 43.
On the homewar?l passage, crossing the nieridlMi of 50 at
42 latitude, or nothing to the north of 42. .
FROM NEW YORK FOil LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
TOW N.
BOTHNIA WetL. May2? |'RUSSIA Wed .Jnne 7
ABYSSINIA... Wed. May 31 I S<JYTIIIA Wed.. June It
Steamers maimed * do not carry steerage passengers.
Cabin passage, $80. $100 and $130, gold, according to e^
eommodatlnn. Return tickets on favorable terms.
Steerage tickets to and front all parts of Europe at eery
low rates. Freight and passage office. No. 4 Bowling Green.
SHARI.KS li. KRANCKLYK, Agent.
?Rational linb-from piers 44 and 47*nobth
i.1 River. For l<ondon dlrrct.
CANADA Wednesday. May 31. II A.M.
FOR OUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
THE QUKEN.May 37,0A.M. I SPAIN.. June 10. 7:*> A. M.
ENGLAND.. Jnne:?. 2 l?. M. I B nlT JnnoSt.?
Cabin passage. $70 and $80, currency. Return tickets at
tadut'ed rates. Steerage pxssaue.'CM, currency.
Dralts Issu-kI (rofn ?i upward, at current prices.
Apply at the company's oSlee. OH Broauway.
F. W. J. HURST. Manager.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE?STEAM TO QUEENS
TOWN AND LIVERPOOL
sailing every TUESDAY,
front pier 441 North River.
IDAHO May 30. I.ia.M. | WISCONSIN June20.3P.M.
NEVADA. ..June 13. IOA.M. I WYOMING .l?iy?,4A.M.
Cabin, $60. $70 and $8i>, currency.
Intermediate. $40; steerage. IBM. _
Passengers hooked to and Irom Paris, 11 amherg, Norway,
Sweden, ic. Dralts on Ireland, England, Franco and tler
tatiy at lowest fa%1||MAMg ? UUIOW< , ?
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FBANCK.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'8
MAIL STEAMhRS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
Havre, calling at Plymouth <u. b.>
fhr the landinc of passengers.
The splendid vessels on this favorite route for the Conti
nent ibelng mora southerly than any other) will sail from
Eler No. 4:1 North Rives, foot of Barrow st.. as follows
, Villi AIKJK, Sanglter Saturday. May 2U. at 3 P. M.
AMKRIOl'E. Pousols Saturday, May ^7,atO A. M.
?ST. I.Al'REN I\ Lachssnes Saturday. June 3. at 3 P. M.
FRANCE, Trudcile Saturday, June 10.at 8 A. M.
?PEREIRE. Danre Saturday. JtAe 17. at I P. M.
PRICE OK PASSAGE IN GOLD (including wine)
First cabin, $11" to $120, according to accommodation.
Second. $72. Third caWtt, $?a
Return tickets at reduced rates.
Steerate, $2M, with superior accommodation. Including
Wine, bedding and utensils, without extra charge.
Steamers marked thus ? <10 not carry steerage passingsrs^
LOt:IK DB BF.BIAN, Agent. Broadwsy^
Anchor line united states mail steamers
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
ETHIOPIA.... May SO. 3 PM | BOLIVIA .June 3,3PM
VICTORIA. . .May 27.8 AM 1 ALSATlA.... June 10.3 PM
NEW YORK AND LONDON.
UTOPIA May 27. MAM I AUSTRALIA. JnM 10, 4 PM
ANGLIA ..Juni 24,4 PM I ELYslA....... July 8,3 PM
Anchor Line ptsrs 211 and 21 North River, .V Y.
NEW YORK ro GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, LONDON
OR LONDONDERRY.
Cabins. $$5 to 0K) currency, according to* accommodations.
Kirorsion tickets on famrahls tsrtns.
Steerage. $28 carrancv: Intermediate. $35 currency.
Draftsissaed for any aisosst at earreat ratea.
BBNOERisGN BRol'lihRS. Agents, 7 Bowling Granit.
if look's TOURIST AND EXCURSION TICKETS,
\ J t? nil parts nt Enrope and the East, at rcdtMlOM rang
ing fi o n In to 4"> per cent. ,
Available by any line of ateamsr*.
|m not require holo.-r- to travel In largo parties.
COOK'S AMERICAN TOURIST Tickets hy the principal
line', ol ratlwaya and steamers to every lending piece In the
United Slates and Canada, Iseaed In the same manner as
Enrope tn tickets, st reduced and low rates.
cooK'S AMERICAN HOTr.L Coupons are accepted at
t|pc best hotels In America, provide Itor a fell day's accom
modation. at$3AOeae>i, eaviag frim 50 cents to $1 per day,
are a set as cash, requiring no notice.
COOK'S ANNUAL vacation panr salts by stenmer Vic
toria .inly s, accompanied hy Nr. Tliomas Gooh, to Scotland,
Helglum, the Rhlae, Swltserland and Itaiy. Prices lor (lr*l
class travel, hotels and all expenses, $30), $400 and $$00,
* cooK s EXCURSIONIST far May Itai programmes fee
every part of Enrope, and Air California, Yoeemlto Vallay,
Colorado. Sc. Price 10 cents.
COOK. SOB * JENKINS. 1
UUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
tKffiJON LIXE KOK MOUTHAMPTtlN AND~HULiQ
VT aalling from pier .VJ Nnrili Rl>er, >t tollowa:?
HIDALGO May *?| OTHELLO J ana IT
COLOMBO June :i| HIMhiu July 1
Kim cabin. fTH. ?rr?nijr; aecond <abln, W>, currency.
Excnraloa Ockela nn verr favoralrlii t?rm?. Tliroagb ticket*
leaned lo Continental and Baltle port*. Apply, tor lull par.
tlcnlara, to 0MABWi8 ^ BRIGHT A CO.. ?t loath at.
BEAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP UNK.
TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND/ IiIREOT,
tailing fruaa pier IS Eaat Kl?or aa tollowa
COIHWAU. Stamper ..Katurday. May 20
SOMERSET, W return ... .Wedueaday. J una T
Cabiu paahaire. *7.">; Intermediate, ??.'>; ateerage. ?*>. cur
rency; excursion ticki'ta. HiU; prepaid ?Mr?s? certittcat**,
$141. Apply lu W 1> MiiltOAX. Agent. TO South ?t.
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
gTAR_RAt.L _ UKB.v,f
UNITED 8TATB8 AND BRAZIL "AIL STEAMSHIPS,
aalling monthly from Wataou a wharf. Brooklyn. N. Y.
tor PARA. PEKNAMtfUCO, BAHIA and RIO JANE1K0,
calling at St. John'*, Porto Rico.
JOIIX BKAMAUL Saturday. May 3T.
J. B. WALKER. Thursday, .(una ?.
Paaaenger aecommodatioaa Bret elaia.
Por freight and paaaai;*, at reduced ratea. apply to
J. S. TUCKER A CO.. Agunto. 34 Pine at.
JJAXAMA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
POB 8AN PRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA AND PAUIPlO
PORTS, via NthmiM of Panama.
Rallinir from niar i:i North Rlrer.
Steamer CRhst.KNT i;iTY SATURDAY, May Tf
for Aaptnwall. connecting via Panama Railroad at PaaaOM
with Brat claa? ateamahipa for |>orta u above.
Por freight or paaaage apply to
W. P- CLYDE A CO..
No. H Bowling Graan.
P" ACIPIO MAlt. STEAMSHIP LINB.~ *
FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN. CHINA. AUSTRALIA
NEW ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA. AC., At!..
_ ? tailing from pier tool ot Canal at.. North River. __
POR san FRANCISCO VIA ISTHMUS <>P PANAMA
ACAPrLCO Wr.l eaday, May 17, atnoo*
connecting for Central Amerie* and the South Paelho
Por freight or paaaaire apply at.Joot ?f Canal at.. North
River. It. J. BtLLAY, Superintendent.
? OR NASSAU. N. P.-REOULAR MAIL STEAMSHIP
LEO leave* New York Mav :tl.
MURRAY, PKKRIS A CO., ?J South at.
F
New york and Havana direct mail lixe^?
Tbeae Brat claw aiearaahipe will ?ail at 3 P. M. from
pier 13 North Elver, foot of Cedar at., for Havana dtreet, aa
follow*
COLUMBI A . Thurartay, May IS
WILMINGTON Tueaday. May M
Por freight and pimage, having unaurpaaard accoramod*.
Hon*. app y^ ^ CLYDR k CO.. No. fl Bowline Green.
McKELLKR LULINO A CO., Agenta In Havana.
XT tTHAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL 88. LINK.
IN . Kteatnera leave pier No 3 North Klver at 3 P. M.
POR HAVANA DIRECT.
CITY OP HAVANA Tuaeday, May 33
CITY OK VERA CRUZ Thtiraday, May J3
POR VERA CRUZ AND NEW ORLEANS,
via Havana, Progreao, Cempeachy, Tnapan and Tempico.
CITY OP HAVANA Tueaday, May 'JS
Por freight and naaiage apply to
P. ALKXANDRK it SONS, 31 and 33 Broadway,
Steamer* will leave Now Orleans May 28 aad J una 18 tor
V?rA (Irui anil all th? Allium nnrtu
For iiaIIKAK N. S.. AND ST JOHNS, H* P.
OR STEAMSHIP LlNB. _
aSu'TAiinruW.0.*: ^.!""0.^"*.."^ M.y i?
UKO CROMWKU-. .*.'........ ????? AM A N7 H8
For freight or pawago ?PP'y ?? t-LAUK * hBA '
Watt >1. ?2????
ONLY DIRECT LIMB TO FLORIDA. ?WKEKb? LI NH
to Port Royal, S. C.; Keraandiaa. n^: "?",wlre*'
(la ; .ailing cvory Ihnr.day, (rotu plei; JO BaatRiver, ?
UKLPCKE, 1U Maiden lane. .
Otn DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
LD UOMiaiu* fr^;?^rS7 N?rth River.
or Norfolk City Point and Richmond, Tne.daja, Thare
j ' Knl. Saturiluv* at ?( P. 31., connecting will* the > irniola
and Tenne.aee Air I lue, Atlantic Conat I Jne. Piedmont Air
and Ohio Railroad and with the com
n?y^.t?amPuS"toluterlorp..i..t?ln North Carolina and
ttvljla. iKwberu and Washington, X. O. (via Nortolk).
?p
with Maryland and Delaware rallroada.
\roROAN'S LINK OF STEAMSHIPS.
M i tor New Orlean. an_l Texa*. T ?
till nail every Saturday to New Orlrann. tranaferrlng Texa#
thereto MorS.il> ??? n ^ M
Morgan City, thence, per Morgan ? line of atoaraera. to Te. al
virur vnKK will tail from wer 311 North River
yJwVork^on W * P. M.. for NewOrlean.
4lT?f,o.iirh bills of lading ?lKnP ' ?? ?5?lv??K>n ?nd'*
-i7?L?,nt? on the ?lalve?ton. liarriidjurg and Ran Antonio,
?. i mil iiiiil Texan Central, International and Ureal North
ern. Te*M and I ^IBo and Tran.-Coiitinental railroad, and
"V "nd V.K^lindid at Roekport.
LlX^ andShlrn.l SZ ?" Corpu, Chrl.tl or
%W, cent; Iron. New York to all Texa. porta via New Or
C^ar.tTw\.t ratee. For freight or farther tatomar
| ?to"?"'^,URtB8 A. WIIXTSBY^C^A^^
rMriank'it rim i;\I,VKST<>\. TOI CHI VO AT KET
..ml Tmxah Central International and UrojJI W?n.u#rn? ttaj
J?J? llon.t"? and Ilenderaan, and the (Jalve.ton, HarrH
burVand 8anA?t "iito"?11 roada. Freight..jnd
loweot rate*. For frel?M or ? ..aw, havlnY% 1*1
c?n.modatlon?, apply to C. II. JIALLOBl *
Maiden l ine. ___ -
p0R NEW Mjnt
* The ?tenro.hlp
Thrnnch Mill '.^TaStng Jfl**" ?? MobU* *nd ?" pr'n?lp?l
point. on the Mt?l>*(ppi R'*cr.
Appi? "claTkJa seaman. *1 W..t .t,^
tbavbuubhs- Citiuk.
W., for Albany and all point* North an 1 *
dar. at H IV N., frotn pier 49 North llltrer. T
II rritTTVl.lNK?NKW OHAMi lU.N. I
J d2j. Thiradaj' ind Saturday.from pier |J, t.?nal at.;
cMANL'S. alternate ilavn. Iroiu l?Toy ?t . ? ?
pVU.I. RIVKR I..NK TO worU renowned
in tlio city. ??-??
F?.?d
r**r'|P-?d^7tK*aV:io*c"wk P. Mi; retninin* ieave. Sonth
roa<U. Kara 3o emit*.
Kxcttmiun ticket* oO centa.
li.AVyTt.F.rino??^
Friday, at SV. M._ ?
PENNSYLVANIA RAH-ROA^
Tr.ln.A UareUV.TwTrk.TAJaK;.Sro?e. add Cortland*
Kei^H^r^
with l-nllra-n palaea caw attached U A. *?.
H.M. >nnday. 6 and H:.JM ? *? . Kria at 9:30
ro; M?d?,S?i?.RSWfor TU"'WU*
Petroleum Centre andit he ?^jJ,?55i?h. "Limited Waeh
For Haltlmore. W??hlntft"J<?n , car> dally (except
Inxton Kxpn-.." "f ' ^" w.JhmVtoa 4:l<? f. M. Re(r?
tW"'" V'''"7?iP:irt? P. W. and l"J nl?ht Snnday.?.
?: t: ?A? and'o Tr?:
For train* to Now??, Ell ^ n ?elrl,iB? ?nd other
sas;???<
Train, arrlre :???ro,n ' 'J -? a and H -J p. M. dally, e?
?<> ; Va^hllt" Vnil Ral. imore. H M
-M-xrs: ^
Hmokfrn SnTlVJS MS H-UO. at.. UohokM.
,RA U?n?*ral M an a Bra r U#w. raa?? ff *wr
t.1? |.,!?,? Branch, rncfcyftoti, <kc.. 6 P, M.t for Utf
6ri?ch. *< WM s. RNKOKN. Oeneral Ma.M?r, .
RkWoVAL MAY 1 TO PIER ?3 NORTH RIVBH. FOOf
r n?Vti.? .a _For Roudont and Klnptna, oonneetlae
h ifl^r kU IHuia" R*?'"?*- '*??''?? ??
Fall. iWeet Potnl), Cornwall, Newham, M*rlbor?.
!? ..hkianaie aod Ke >p?a. Sleamlvia.a THOMAS OOB.
fffl im every Tneedar. Thnrwlay. and Setarday j
j?MK? W BuHiwiN; Monday. Wednorfay. Friday.
tfiiSVvWi" ?'? ?
Steamer. RllfODB WLaNU and NARRAOAKSKTT,fr??
Mar it) North River, foot of Jay ?t-. al 3 P. M.
P,,T ' Providence Mae. .. .
from pier 1T7 North River, foot of Park place. Hteam.hlp*
KuBCTRA end OALATRA, at ISlj . M
=-' niXCt'H(?IO?l?, "
A^H^FIHH'fmrilANKS. SONIiAY, MAV JI. J... -J*_Vst
. #1 Ocean .teaater ?KTII IA>M . leav^nu Harrt??n
kTSJ iHnrkSft. S.f!?"?,'.? EI?m
fV ?.,mA?.C ?*~xr,t>fg?g; IM,,
DHBAiLt EXCITIWIONS TO NBW I1AVEN.-ON ANg
alter Tuesday. Jane JO. the .teenier TWILIOHT ?ltt
make dailv e*earal??a m New Ilavm, leavln* Newjteth III
the morulas, mak.nf a.aal laadiaaad retaralag talk*
alteraoon.
?hi JI LM ?CNPaT,M0RN1?0 BXCCIHION^gOA^

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