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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
WHOLE NO. 14,547. NEW YORK. TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1876.-TRIPLE SHEET. l'RIUE FOUR CENTS.
DlfiKCTOKY FOK AUVEKXI8EKS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, 1.285 BROADWAT.?
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. FOR RECEPTION OF
/DVERT18BMENTR AND 8ALB OF PAPERS.
AMUSEMENTS?1st Paoe?6tb"col.
ASTROLOGY-11th Pao??5th rol.
BILLIARDS?I 1th Pack?Itli coL
BOARDERS. WANTED?2d PaoK-2d And 34 rata.
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED?2D Pagb?3d eol.
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOK BALK?2d Paca-let
coL
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES?9tii Page.
HUSINl-88 NOTICES?7tu PACE-Sth ooL
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITS-Iat Paok-0?Ii eoL
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR MALE-2d Pagb-IcI eoL
CLERKS AND SALBSMEN-IItb PAGB-6ih eol.
CLOTHING?Utm Page?5th cel.
COACHMEN AND GARDENKRS-lln PA0E-8theeL
COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS?'2D Pack?5th col.
COPAKTNER8UIP*-?ni Pack.
COUNTRY HOARD?2d PACK-3d lid 4th coll.
DBNTISTUY-IIth PAGK-4lhcol. ? _ .
DWELLING HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED AND UN.
FURNISHRD?20 Page-1st eol.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS?2d Page?4th Bad Nth coU.
EUROPE?2d Page?8th col.
EXCURSIONS?2d Pake?6th eol.
FINANCIAL?I?th Pauk.
FINE ARTS?11m PAGK-Stheol.
FOR BALI?1st Pack?Nth eol.
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET?2d
Pack??.'d col.
FURNITURE?I 1th Pack?4th eol.
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS?12?* Pace?8th eOL
HELP WANTED?FEMALES?12TII Pack?8th eol.
HELP WANTED?MALES?11th Pace?8th col.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. SC.?lar Page?24, 3d, 4th End
Nth eoL.
HOTKLS?2n Page?3d eol.
HOUSES. ROOMS. AC.. WANTED?24 PAGE?2d eol.
INSTRUCTION?1st PAGK-6th eol.
LOST AND FOUND?1st PAOK-Ut eol.
MARBLE MANTELS?1st PacK-ftth ooL
MEDICAL?2d pAGE-ttthcoL
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING-lsr PAOE-dth coL S
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS?IOth Pace.
MISCP.LLAKfcOUS-llTH Page?4th eol.
NEW PUBLICATIONS-7th Pace.
NEWSPAPERS?1 Ith Pack?5th col.
PERSONAL?1st PAOK-Ut col.
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS. AC.?Iet Page?5th col.
POST OFFICE NOTICE-1st Paca-ftth coL
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED?FEMALB8?
I2th Page?6th eol.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR RALE OR TO
RENT?2d Page?1st col.
BEAT. ESTATE TO KXCHaNOE?2n Page?1st OoL
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-Ist Pack?1st coL
i K8TAU RANTS? 11 th Page?4tb eol.
REWARDS?1st Pack?1st eol.
RALES AT AUCTION-11th PAGK-ftth col.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-12tn Page?1st, 3d,
3d, 4th, Ath nnd Rtb cols.
SITUATIONS WANTED?MALES?12th PAGE-6tU eoL
SPECIAL NOTICES-Ist PauE-lst And 2d cols
6PORTINO?POOR. BIRDS, AC.?1st Paua-2d col.
RUMMER RESORTS?2d Pack?4th cel.
THE TB.VDHS-IIth Pact??lh coL
THK TURF-1ST Pagk?2d eol.
TO LKT FOR BCSINESS l'CltP0SKS-2p Page?1st eol.
TRAVRLLKRS' UUII?F,-2n Pack?5th sad 8th cols.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
2n Page?2d col.
WATCHIJS, JEWKLRY.AC.?lira 1'AGE-eth col
WB8TCH KSTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET?2j> Pack?1st col.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, AC.-lOra Page.
PlRIGIIAL.
SLLlfc-iV'fOU^WiSH TO" SEE SUffl^f iffcR. RE
turn at once; telegraph Immediately. "ROY."
A 8YLUM.?MET-WITH HErToUS ACCIDENT: AM
jCa getting better: will write this week. DENCE.
ES. R.?WILL PLEASE SEND "MESSENGER" TO
? "Herald Uptown Rraneh office." nnd get note Await
ing him from an old frleud lately arrived In town. A. 8. S.
MAftY FK8T. FROM RAN ANTONIO. TEXA8-Y0U
will relieve your anxloua parents by sending yonr
address or ealllng at 38 Beach at.. New York. Youf Father,
SIMON FKST.
MAREL-1 WOULD LIKE TO REE YOU AND YOUR
Irlenda at 8 o'clock this evening at the place where I
sew yon last.
PIIYRNK? YOUR NOTE RECEIVED TOO LATE.
Pleaae write again, same addros, appointing Inter
view. TIVERTON.
BIMOUSKE.-WILL W. F. R. SEND ADDRESS OR
letter to K. N. Y., Herald office. Philadelphia.
GUY RODDICK DOW.
*<miP"-OOME HOME: MOTHER IS tUL. TELE
1 graph address. All is forgiven. No one knows.
mOPSEY. MEET MB AT BROOKLYN SIDE. FERRY
J. ^ nearest ray office, on Wednesday, 1 P. M.; Important.
This evening, "48," "V kin? o'clock.
MITCHELL.
Will n. d. marie Petersen, who was in no
penhagen winter of 1674-3, planes send her present
address to the friend who assisted her f
WILL CALL TO-MORROW AFTERNOON SOME,
time after twn. SWEETHEART.
3" D AV. CAlt, MONDAY, 1(T A. M.?WILL YOUNG
lady who returned gentleman'* salutation after tie had
left ear please address ADOLPIIE. Herald nffioe J
9' TH BT.-WHY DON'T YOU KKrfP TOUR PROMISE
of writingf Shall I wait? Address ROSE BUI), boa
II* Herald oMee.
Z RKLIOIOUR NOTICE!^
wmvmncnm j r~
JL aeth st, Wast, and near Oth ae.
(Oreen eats onMlrfr-fourth street line past the tent.)
SECOND WEEK OK SERVICES.
Leetnre on "Yonng Men of the Bible," by Ker. STEPHEN
H. TYNO. Jr., every erenin? (except Saturday) at S
e'etoes.
Topic for Tuesday?"Joseph."
Tuple fur Wednesday?^".Moses."
Tuple for Thursday?"John the Baptist."*
Topic for Friday?"The Young Ruler."
After meetings, at ft o'clock every earning, trill be eon*
ducted by Rer. W. HUMPSToNE.
SATCKDAY, r P. M.-*mln ? of Christian Worker*, to
be led by Uncle JOHN VAfSAR.
Singing erery ereniag by THEODORE E. PERKINS and
p chorus.
NOONDAY PRAYER MEETING
prenr day for one hear under the direction of
Mr. ALEXANDER LYLE.
Seats free to ell.
Helpers wanted, as ushers, workers and singers. Address
I. P. WILLIAMS, No. 46 East 43d st.
Contributions to the support of these services may be sent
to EDWARD L OWEN. Treasurer.
? No. 4ft East 43d st.. or No. 71 Wall it.
Lost atTl? ruiiHD.
t"6?fC5CLARGE EhYELOPE. C()NTaIN|So~PK6m'
1J issory Notes. Ac., for about *3.0X1. address P. 0. Cal
bonn. President Fourth Nations. Bank, New York. .Nego
tiation of the paper has been stopped The finder will r.*.
reive a snitnble reward by letnrning to WM. 1IADDEN,
room 3d. 14) Broadway.
OST-ON WEST SIDE BOULEVARD^ BETWEEN
73d and 09th sta, on Monday afternoon, a brown spring
Overcoat. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
It it 331) 3th a v.. after 0 o'clock P. M.
OST OR ST))LKN-TUKSIIAY._JUNE IS, FROM
Bergen Point, 17 foot Whitehall Boat, white ontsida
and brown gunwale, yellow thorps, green bottom ; branded
"J. D. Philips, Port Richmond. S. I." A liberal reward will
be paid for returning the emtio to O. W, CUNNINGHAM,
Bergen Point, N. J. .
life W AH1)?. "
> C KEWARD.?LOST, AT jl5Rf)Ml{>AllTC. OX HAT
? J nrdny. on the way back, or left In a carriage, a silk
mbrella. The above reward will be paid, together with
the thaeka of the owner on Its delirery at 80 West at., np
stairs.
AllSn REWARD.?LOST, JUKI 20 GOLD, RDfa) IN
euln Certificates and the halanco in Coin, either
In the rotunda of the Ca-t?m Honse or going Iroin there to
No. 4S Exchange place, 'the above reward will lie paid for
lie return to ALEXANDER MUKI'HY A CO , 48 Exchange
place. _
I "SFEcuL N(FI'Tce?. !
?A A.?
DISEASES OF MEN.
ho Importance of the healthiness of the oervnna
(system cannot be overestimated; Its power oter life
and death and the direct hearing which it has on
human happiness taenia to be recognised; its capabilities.
Its t|naltties ami its powers; the importance oflt* liealthfnl
preservation. Its moderate nsra, the danger of overtaxing it,
whether through thought, study, or intense application
la mental Inre,ligation and research; whether by iho
absorbing attention necessary to the conduct of compli
cated and momentous business intricate, or by the exces
sive indulgence of tlte appetites nml propensities of the
svslrni All these are proper subjects lor consideration, as
also the knowledge of what la moderation, what is exerts,
and when these exist the absolute necessity of promptly
seeking adrlre tmm an expert who, lor a long series of
rears, has devoted hlswhole tune mid attention to the studv,
Investigation and treatment of all the maladies of this im
portant department, to accurately determine the diseased
rmiditions, tliclr nstnre. causes snd origtn. a heihrr arising
flrom the want of exercise, its irregularity or excess, and who.
irom Ills experience and practice, lias learned to discover st
?nee the derangement and as promptly apply tho remedy,
tbns avoiding the pal it fully slow leelltig alter the truth, so
common to the Inexperienced snd so annoying In the pa
tlent. who, vi-v naturally, wants to know without d<-lar
?hat Is the matter, the extent ot the derangement, the
probabilities of recuperation and the time retired.
A striking example of the value of experience and praetl
Cal observation, as well as III# usefulness of the prompt ap
plivHilon of snitahlo lemediea. Is found In the important
statement, coming, not from one. but a dosen pnldlc institu
tion,. not only at liotno but abroad, that a very large propor
tion ol those who sufTcr from menial disturbance and ahse
late Insanity permanently recover, who sre nlaeM inthr
treatment within a year alter the first symptoms have mani
fested themselves.
II the intellectual department of ttig brain tia, become ex
hausted by Intense mental application, depriving it "f the
Kwer ol connected thought. It csn only recover Itssuength j
being properly ted and nourished by the use of oertaio !
systematic method,. It is precisely to in every other de
partment, whether of a|itsMt.IMMdty at purtmi, twk ?
reottlrlng a different remedy for Its recuperation anil diferrnt
Means for bringing them up from their overworked ano ex* !
lianated conditions. The importance of lb;- orsneb of merit,
cat practice can ,earrel> be overrated, lor it rea? I p? even to
the perpetuation of family names, the securing of hereditary ;
titles snd the retention ,.f e?isie? in the same family.
From a lung and Urge experience In this direction I hav*
been shir toeommand bv inv success ihe ihankln! apprerl- i
stlon ol ,nmc n' the first lamllir* In the city sod nation . and j
1 certainlv rsn cammntilrate mam io rnltlvatcd minds In
connection with my practical experience in what pertains to '
the oror exerclse of even depanm?nl of the nervous system
?no lilt- means of in-overlng tbetr powers, whether of brain,
?p|i*lin propensity or pat-ion.
si our*, f t# 3.
AHEisULaK .u;i.S 11 -L) Mr.Ell Vfl f)F m. Ji.tl.V*
timid wi I bo he'd ? cyspiing ?i to'cbse*. at I. e.?t
H i at T. K ? MlTTKt \Y I I.
A -IP A At; IJ. UOVUK. 367 BHUADWaY. LaWYEK.
? Dlvoreee obtained promptly, w ithou! publicity ; deser
tion. Inrompatlbltlty. haldtnai drunkenness, infidelity, in
?MUM treatment, conviction of felony. Fas*ports obtained.
HPKCIAJL. SOTlCEI>
A WfeTHrT6Sf' carpenters or K*w'~tfelft?-iT&
A (Centennial CdtlmilM.) 1876. Employing and
Journeymen carpenter*. etair builders, sasb makers and
fmmen >ra r?quni?4 to atteud a meeting. At roum 21,
Cooper Institute, ou Tuesday evening. Jane 20. 1H76. St 8
o'clock. for the purpose of making -mls'ii* arrangements on
b*hnlf ul ibe trade* for a nartlri panon In (he gre.n Centrn
tcnntal procession end celebration in tills >'1(7 on Ihe .'id and
4tb of JulT. HAVtLAII M SMITH, D. HEXNKSKY,
JOHN M. VOORHIB. CHAKLE* WBIWiOOK.
_A _ALL pgfzfcg CASHED IN GOLD AT TIlIS
. office. Third UmUinns gold distribution.
New Orleans, .Inly 20, 187ft.
Cupiini prixe $|(M),<mi gold!'.
3,580 prir.ee emouuliug lo $502,500.
20.0 (J iickrii #50 currency. Conpone in proportion.
Apply for information Ac., to WILLIAMSON A CO.,
brokers. 317 Broadway. Post office bos lUU6.
-ROTAL HAVANA LOTTERY, ~~~
? Next drawing June 30.
1 Prim of Spanish dollars . $100,0'0
1 Prise of Spanish dollars 5O?0pG
3 Prises of each, Spanish dollars 35,000
and UBS other prims.
German Gorernment Lotteries
Pull explnnatorv circulars free.
THEODORE EBOHOOH.
Pest office box MM. 1 lri N'asaan at.. Now York.
Z$30q,000 IN PRina-WROLB TICKETS. $10.
. Every other TICKET DRAWS a prise.
75.430 PRIZES, PROM P5O.0C0 to #100.
KENTUCKY STATE DISTRIBUTION.
draws Saturday, june 24. i?7B.
Prises PAID IN PULL AFTER TliF. DRAWING.
PARKS. EMERSON A CO.,
BANKFRS^IM) BROADWAY. POST OKE1CK BOX 5.273.
A "GAIN A GAIN.
CI.eolation ..f the RYBNING TELEGRAM for the
week ending June 17. 18711.
ADVERTISING 20C. A LINE.
Monday, June 13 34.350
ADVERTISING 20C. A LINE.
Tueeday, Jane 13 .....35,300
ADVERTISING 20C. A LINK.
Wednesday. June 14 37.8.M)
ADVERTISISG 20C. A LINK.
Thursday, June 15 ; 39,450
AD.I'.RTIKINtl 200. A LINK.
Friday. Jnn# til 49,100
ADVERTISING 200. A LINE.
Bntnrdoy, June 17 34,350
ADVERTISING 20C. A LINE.
ADVERTISING KIR. A LINE.
Total 330,800
ADVERTISING 20C. A LINE.
Dally areraye. 38,334
Parties cuing out of the I-Iiy should subscribe for
TIIK EVENING TELEGRAM.
. 50c. per month, #6 a year; postage prepaid.
-KENT U 0 K V ST A TE LOTTE 111 ES OK J. 8. SMITH
A CO.
KuirrtJCKv ? xmu Cb*ai 407. ron I87d.
45, 2, .S, 70. K. 1. 42. 7. 20, IS, 10, \
aa.xTPcaT?class 408. run 1S7H.
2, 51, 0. 45, 6, 43, 37. 02. 7S. 17, 38, 58.
All orders address B. NATHAN, 181 Broadway, or Pott
office box 4,870 New York c4ty.
DISEASES OF MEN A SPKcfALTY. "
HENRY A DANIELS, M. D., 144 Lexington nr..
aear29thit. Office hunra Irom 8 lo 3.
Divorces" leually~and quietly obtained
for incompatibility. Ac.: residence unnecessary: fee
after decree. A. GOODRICH, Post office bog 1,037, Chicago.
D' '?() FFIOIAL DRAW I SOS K KNTlTcKY state"LOT
. terlss.-SIMMONS A DICKINSON. Manager*.
gKNTuexv. axTa* ciu.se no. 38i<?ecus It), 1878.
44. 42. 38. 4, 74, 8. 21. 72. 50. 2. 10, 67.
ggNTUcxr. ct.Ag* no. 390?joke 19. 187ft.
54, 19, 31, 17. 56. 2, 25, 57, 41, !). 28, 11. 12,4.
nXXXT, KXTKA CLASS 80. 280?JtmX 19, 18711.
9. 72. 73, 08, 47, 17, 63, 54. 74. 57, 10, 58.
Bitwar. n.A** xo. 290-juxk 19, 187a
81, 33, 46. 45, 75, 32, 54, 44, 2. 35. 28, 72, 50. Ift.
Cull information by applying to or addressing J. CLUTE
A CO., 200 Broadway, room ?, rear office.
-JBOO.OOOT?SIMMONS 4 DICKINSON'S SINGLE
. number Keu tacky State distribution, to be drawn oa
Saturday, June 24, 1876; $300,000lo be distributed; 25,430
Srises and only 00,000 tickets: every' other ticket a prise,
ow D your lime to Invest. I'ritea payable In full; Whole
Tickets, $10; Halves, $5; Quarter*. $2 50. The next Royal
Havana will be drawn on Tuesday, June 20, 1876. Send In
your orders to J, CLUTE, Hanker, NO. 200 Broadway,
rooia 0, rear office.
HTvANA HOTTER Y.-X EXT DRAWING, JUNK 20j
4O.01X) tickets; $600,000 In prnes. Address B. MAR
TINEZ A CO., Bankers, 10 Wall at., basement; Post office
box 4.682 New York. Spanish gold and Havana bauk bllli
bought and sold; drafts on Havana tuned,
INCONSTANCY IN MAN DI8COVKRKD AT I
?lance.?Indisputable. Address J. A. 8.. 10 Oxford St..
Boston, Mass.
-CHRONIC CATARRH. DEAFNESS: 1MPROVED
i method (Instantaneous relief; permsncnt cures.
Dr. STODDARD. No. 8 West 14thst.
Kentucky htatk single" number urand
Distribution, draws Saturday, June 24.
$300.(MX) distributed.
One prixe guaranteed to everr two tickets purchased.
Whole tickets, $10: halves, $5; onarters, $2 50.
Prises cashed in full at this office.
Benil In your orders at once lu
JACKSON A CO., Rankers. 2U2 Broadway, New York.
N~ KW YORK HISTORIC A L 8O0IKTY?A SPECIAL
meeting will be held at the Library on Tuesday even
tvin, June 2ii. at 8 o'clock. Paper by E. K. O'CALLAGMAN,
Lu D.. on "The Beginning* of the New York Bar."
K
NERVOUS EXIIAUHTIOX-A.MKIHCAI, ESSAY COM
prising a series of lactam delivered at Ktbi'i Mu
mm ?f Antiwar, New Ynrk. on lha cmm tad care r.f
premature deollne. showing indisputably how lost health
may ho regained. H(fording a clear aynopsls of ihe Impedi
ments to marriage and tbc treatment o( nerroua and uhyal
cal debility, being the recall of 20 years' experience. Price.
25 cents. Addieas the anther; Dr. L. J. JCjUIN. afijee and
residence NT P.aet 10?h el. New Yorki
Notice.?J. howakd kkvili.e is no lom.kr
in onr employ. STUART PETERSON A CO.. Broad
and Noble ate,, Philadelphia.
EOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.-jeoo.nno WILL BR
drawn on June 20. Prlae* cached; ordera filled; infor
matlon turniahed; highest rate* paid for Spanish bills, gov
eromeola. Ac.
TAYLOR A CO.. Bankers; No. 11 Wall at.. New York.
$300,000.-. ?
A fortune for HQ.
Kentncky State Distribution
Drawn, Saturday. June M,
fi grand Cotb Prizea of $30,000 each.
Inrjt other ticket a prlae.
21,110 prison, from $'JO,uOO to $100.
Payable In tall, without dadnrttoe
TIakets, $10; Ilaluea. ft; Quarters, S3 (Ml
THOMAS H. HATS A CO..
H97 Broadway;
~ BPORTIBi (J?DOGI. BIRDS, At. "
TEAR OLD POINTER PUP WANTKD-POR$l7)
Address P. J., box 102 Herald offire..
Good setter doo and oun wanted-will
give l'Jti acres goo<l Land adjoining Blooming (trove
I'ark, title clean. Apply to U. WKt'TBROOK, Mil ford.
Pike county. Pa.
POOLS SOLD AT NEW YORK TURP EXCHANGE
this afternoon on Hartford rs. Louisville, at Louisville;
Ronton vs. Clnrinnatl, at Cincinnati; Chicago vs. Mntusls,
at Cblosgo; Athlella vs. St. Lduls, at St. Ixinis.
SKIBKRT A MoCLOUD.
gPORTIXO OPPICE, 8 WEST 28TH ST.
j Mutual combination made on the following four Baae Ball
mulches to-day (close at t P. M.)
At Chicago. | At Sc Louis. | At Cincinnati. I At Louisville.
1. Mutual. I. St. l.ouis. I 1. Beaton, I. Ilarttord.
2. Chicugo. I 2. Athletics. | X Cincinnati. | 2. Louisville.
French Pools on the autr.e; also Auction Pools (Bakar.
auctioneer). All orders promptly attended to.
fi I BARD A CO.
A
TttK fVU
rr~wu*r ?mii mmw
J\ Tuesday June lit. at :l P. M . March. $20tl.?A. K. Bur
nett's br. m. [Jills; P. Mahee'a b. m. Vermont Maid. Ad
missing, Mm. Stages from earn to Park. C. BIUIsSALL.
Manatrnr.
Auction and French pools sold day and
evening at New Ynrk Turf Exchange. 15 West 28th
at. nn the Pnugbkeepsle trots; prompt attention given
ordera by mall or messenger. KELLY. HI.ISS A CO.
A ITCTTON AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT JOHN
A SON'S Room*, corner Broadway and 28th at., this af
ternoon and sterling, on the trotting at POUliHKKKl'slK.
Each heat treelvod by telecraph Particular attenllun
given ordeia by niall, telegraph or messenger.
T H. JOHNSON.
CNKNTKKVILt.B COUKME.-T IKSDAY, JUNK 2ft.
J match $H/I a aide. J Concklltt's h. IT.. Lovely 11., ('.
II. Denton a cli. g. Alpha Hood day and track H P. M.
horses called. Admission $0 cents.
lslRKNCII POOLS SOLD THIS DAY AT JOHNSON'S
1? Pitol Room, e irtter uf Hroadwar and 2e-th St.. en the
Trotting .fares at Pnugbkeepsle: also on liase llall liamee?
Mutual vs. Chicago st. Lduls vs. Athletics. Huston v>. Cin
cinnati, Hurl lord vs. Louisville. Pools 'rinse at 4 P M,
Particular attention pald'ln all ordera bv mail or messenger.
Tickets $5 and $HeOcVi. RAND A Dt POST, Managers.
HORSES, CARBUOEk. NC.
AT AUCTION. ON TUESDAY. ~ **"
JUNK '.si v r 10 O'CLO.K, SHARP.
AT STABI.lt. FIR8f DOUR HAST OF UNIVERSITY
PI.ACE,
IN I'.'TII ST..
A BANKRUPT SAI.lt
OF IIKIB BI5ED FAST TROriTNO HORSES.
FINK CaRKIAOES. HARNESS. At;.. AC.,
THE PROPERTY OF A PRIVATE GEN I'LEtl AN,
ALL OF WHICH MUST It it SOLD
TO lllltllF.8T BIDDER
BY W. It NKL.MlN. AUCTIONEER.
OFFICE I.H EAST 17X11 ST.
THE SALE OF ALI.*KINDS uf GOODS
PROMPTLY ATTENDED fO.
t -MAJOR CIIARLI.A W. BARKER'S
,/Vs GREAT regular
II OR HE aiol Carriage sale,
TOMORROW (Wednesday1 to-morrow,
AT ELEVEN o'clock,
AT BARKER A SON'S
CITY AUCTION Marl and New Ynrk Taiteraall's,
CORNER Bread way and 28th St.
SRF. des-;rtp:Ions in t.-morrow's Herald.
ADYERTIsHI) entries bir abuse rlnae et 4 P. M. sharp
to day.
4 PONY PIIaRTUN. SIDE BAR BUGGY $175; SKV
1\ rrul second hand Carriage* taken In exchange, at her
rants, i.andau, Landanleta, Depot Wagons. HAM'S. tCai
Broadway.
A-r'Olt BALK, IN YOUNO IIOftdKB JUST FROM
, Indiana, suitable lor ail purposes. tni|u re at 122
Norfolk st
t VERY FINK IMPORTED IRISH COB PONY, 7
A years old. IS to 14 hands high ; used to saddle and Iter
nasa; suitable tor Polo." <ook prise furlenping at the Dale
lit: Horse Show. warraated hi every way. Also very stylish
lady'sPliaeton aria ll.iin.--s. by best Dublin makers. Ap
pit to Til I iM A.- FOKNYTII, 144 West kmli at.
VCITT BUII.T SIDE BAR TOP IVAOON AM) IIAK
ar-s. gvod is nets, vary cheap. .'|i> hast bOtk st.
Ipllt TO MR BOLD*\T Pub Lie AUCtlON, AT
the Public Pcund, ou -' hi Inst.. S3d st.. near 2d av.
fANOt ?1LK~WA00N FOil SAl.l CHF.ar aV
15 lit as., between -401k and 41s? eta
A
A I
HOKSKS, CAURI iOK*. <SC.
'rvmss House hk van tassell * kkarn!V
JX 110 AM) IIJ K.AST i:<TIl ST.,
XKAR 4T1I AV.
REGULAR RALES OK HOKSKS AND CARRIAGES,
EVERY TUESDAY AND EH I DAY.
On rrerr b<?n?e thai in wnrraiitH n< un?l or kind and Irne
in harn?Mt from ono to three dart it girea to test war
rantee*.
CATALOGUE OK THIS DAY'S (TUESDAY) SALE
AT 10 O'CLOCK.
PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT?TEAM BAY H0RSE8, 16
hands hlirti, 7 ar.d rl years old; kind mod true in all
Irre from vlre: prompt and stylish driver*;
m Rood travellers, (ear nothing; have boon used by a pri
vate lamlly, and are 'Old only on account of tlielr go
ing abroad; are in arery way aafa and reliable, and
warranted sound.
SILVi-.K MOUNTED DOUBLE HARNESS, GOOD AS
new. made by Campbell.
ELEGANT LANDAU, IN PERFECT ORDER, BUILT
by Wood tiroa.
BAY TROTTING OF.I.DINO ROYAL CEORGK. OOT BY
Kovai George ; dam by Hyskyk'slHamhletouiiui: la
l.?S liamla UirIi. H years old"; kind and true in all liar
neaa: Iree from vice; a superior roadster; trntt*.| In
private laat year In AS3t* and ran trot In 4*1 say
time; has Rreat endurance, and with a littla handling
will make a valuable trark boras'.
Set flne Track Harness and
TOP ROAD WAGON. CITY BUILT.
ELEGANT PRIVaTJI TURNOUT, TEAM BAY DORSES;
i.">\ hands tilRli, 7 and S years u'di kind and into In
allnarnaas: free from ti-e "; have extra flne style and
actinu; are superior roadsters; trot close to thren min
utes toRetber; ate Una tingle drivers; suitable lor
road or carriage driving, and warranted sound.
RET GOLD MOUNTED BARN ESS AND
LANDAULBT IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY BREW,
star A Co., of Broome at.
DOO CART TURNOUT?BAY HORSE. 16 HANDS
high, H years old; kind and true In nil harness; free
Irom vice; has line stylo and action; fears nothing;
an extra flue dog cart or coupe horse and warranted
sound.
Set tandem I)eg Cart Harness and
T.tO-WHKKLKD DOG CAitT IN GOOD ORDER,
built by Wood Brothers.
PONY TURNOUT?BAY CONY. 14VJ HANDS HIGH, S
years old; kind and true in all harness; Iree Irom
vice; extra line under saddle ; has been used by a lady
and is perfectly safe for a lady to ride or drive, and Is
warranted sound; also art Harness anil
TOP PONY I'll Ar.TON, NEARLY NEW.
TEAM BAY HORSES, 10 HANDS HIGH, B AND ?
years old; kind and true In all harness; free from
vies; good travellers; free and pleasant drivers and a
first class team for carrlaRO driving or business use.
Double Harness in good order.
CLARKNCK, BUILT BY WOOD BROTHERS.
BAY Mark, 15V HANDS HIGH. S YEARS OLD; KIND
and troe In all harness; freo from vice: very stylish :
a fast traveller; fears nothing; can be driven by any
one, and sold only lor want of use. Also set Harness
and
TOP WAGON. BUILT BY BREWSTER A CO., OK
Hroomo sr.
ELEGANT IIaY PONY. 46 INCHES HIGH, 7 YEARS
old; kind and true in all harness; extra fine under
saddle; free from vice; splendid pony lor ehlldreu to
ride or drive, and warranted sound. Also Ssddlo and
Mrlrlle.
POUR-SEaT PONY PHAETON. WITH RUMBLE.
BAY GELDING. GOT BY ETHAN ALLEN. DAM BY
Abdalluh, Is 15SJ hands high, 6 years old; kind and
true In all harness: tree Irom vice; pvtro galtrd; an
easy and prompt driror; does not shy or pull; sale lor
a lady to drive, and warranted sound; also set Harness
and
TOP PONY PHAETON, NEARLY NEW.
SORRI L HORSE, ?&V HANDS II 1(4II, 0 YEARS OLD;
kind and true In all harness; free from vice; a good
all day traveller : has been driven by a lady tlie past
year; Is safe and rellahlo, and warranted sound.
BASKET PHAETON, WITH BUMBLE SKAT.
BAY HORSE, 15>? HANDS HIGH. 8 YEARS OLD;
kind nml true in all harness: tree from vice; n prompt
and pleasant driver; a tree traveller and an excellent
horse for general nse; also sat Harness and
TOP WAGON. NEARLY NEW.
SEVERAL OTIlKK WORK. ROAD AND FAMILY
Horses, descriptions time of sale.
IAK1UES
WAGON KIT. CARRIES EIGHT PASSENGERS.
EXTENSION TOP PHAETON. NKAKLY NEW.
BAROUCHE, IN OOOD ORDER, BY WOOD BROS ;
doctor's top Wagon, Jnmp seat Wagon, Knckaway, top
and no top Road Wagons, ladles' and gentleman's Sad
dles and Bridles, Ac . Ac.
SALE COMMENCES AT lo O'CLOCK.
A UCTION HOUSE OK ARCH. JOHNSON.
A IK. 31, 26 and all lllth St.,
uoar University place.
SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES ABB HELD
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY'AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ON EVERY HORSE WARRANTED SOUND
24 HOURS TO 3 DAYS FOR TRIAL.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND MOST RE
LIABLE HOUSE IN T11K CITY.
THIS DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK.
Elegant team of chestnut carriage Horses, I.V4 hands
high, 0 and H years old; kind and true In all harness;
both excellent tingle; very stylish and rapid trav
ellers; perfectly gentle but spirited and tree; lull
manes and tails; one can trot a mile ill 3:111 single;
they have been only used for private driving und
hare been made domestic pets; sold on account of
the owner going abroad, and warranted sound.
TEAM FINK BAY CARRIAGE HOUSES, HI hands
high, 7 and H years old, kind In all harness, tree
from vice; flne, free, showy, stylt?h drivers; not
alraid of a locomotive or anything else; are nicely
matched In sine and color; do not r.hy or pull; are
an excellent team for any use, and are warranted
?ou ml.
SET DOUBLE IIA UN ESS, by Wood Gibson.
Kl'Lli CLARENCE, In good order, by J. B. Brewster
* Co.
AX ELKO A NT BLACK COLT, 15* hands. 3 years old,
Mtd in all harness, tree from vice; eaa trot In
2 |M I and baa never been trained for ?pentl: la n
handsome, Iroe, alyliah driver; not afraid of any
thing ; can bo driven by anv one; an excellent
borne for road, bnalneaa or lamily use; wurrnuted
sound.
TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON, built to order by
Frank Ashe.
TOP PONY PHAETON, In'good order, by McNally
BAY TRUCK TRAM (and extra bone), horse and mare,
10 bands, K and 0 years old, kind in all harness,
free from vice: are pood, fast walkers; net afraid
of anytblnp; have been used by present owner for
past two years' are an excellent team (or any use.
and drat class tuaineas truck team; warranted
sound.
DOUBLE TRUCK, In pood order. Set Harness, Ac.
SINGLE TRUCK and set Harriers.
BROWN MARK. 15k hands. 7 years old; kind In sll
harness; free from vice; a pood traveller; of pre at
endurance; Is not afrsbl of a locnmntlre or anv
thine else. a- lady ran drive her; has been used its
a family horse : warranted sound.
TOP PONY PHAKTOK, set Harness, Ac
ELEGANT COUPE, but little used, by Minor A Stevens.
WHITE TROTTING HORSE. 15 hands hlpb. U years
old; kind In all harness; free (four rice; an excel
lent roadster; can trot in 3 minutes; Is not afraid
of a locomotive or anythlnp else; aafa for any one
to drive; an excellent horse for any use; warranted
sonnd
ROAD ? AGON, In rood order, by Dally,
SET SINGLE ll AKNKSS. made to order.
BAYI10KSR.l5Hhar.ds.il years old; kind In all har
ness and nnder saddle ; a pood, fust traveller; baa |
been used to a butcher's wairun; Is not alraid of a
locomotive or anythlnp else; la every way a pood,
reliable horse for any use ; warranted sound.
CONCORD ROCK A WAV. Ill pood order.
ELEGANT PARK PIIRATON. by J. It. Lawrence.
BROWN HORSE. 1(1 bunds, n years old ; kind In all har
ness; free from vice; su excellent horse for any
nse; warranted sound
CLARENCE, by Brewster.
ELEGANT COUPE.
GLASS FROST COACH.
ROAD WAGON. Brewster.
TWO ENGLISH SADDLES.
SIX SEAT PHAETON.
EX. ToP PARK PIIAKTON.
TWO CANOPY PHAETONS.
Very llp'it I'ARK WAGON.
ENGLISH SIDE SADDLE.
TW ENTY ONE OTHER HORSES, description time of sale.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT of new and second band Car
riages, Wapons and Harness, Ac., of every description,
this day, at
ARCH. JOII ,\HTON'B Mart, I# to 25 I nth at., near Unl
versity place. Weather never Interferes with our
8AI.KS AT 10 O'CLOCK.
ALL KINDS NEW AND SECOND HANI) WAGONS
Trucks, Carts and top Ruppira. Repository. Hudson
and !3tli eta.
* HACRIF1CK.?MIJKT BE Mtl.D. TWO Ml A ETON'S,
A. one seats four persons; two full sprln p top Wapons,
two side bar llpht road Wapons; Dnnscomb Harness; all
Isle style, nearly new. Private stnble, 57 East Mil sr.
A SECOND HAND CARRIAGE, HRE IT. CLARENCE
Cn-wli, lop Huppy. Rnekaway, new Wapons. Coupes
Ac. Hb 3d av.
a / TOP PONY PHAKTOM AND HARNESS. BOTH
J\. cltv inade; hilt littlo naetl; will sell lor half their
vslue. 35 West '.Dto tt.
A -TEN BUSINESS WAGONS, $3 t To $175; EX
. press. Grocers', Butchers', Bakers'. Milk, Laundry,
Package, Depot. Delivery Wapons. Wapon Manufactory.
i.2tl Sprlnp St. ? '
Dot' TO ICS EST A Mil Sll M KN T FOR SA L E^LKJ fl T
bay PatebrU Horse, 15't bands. 9 years old; warranted
sound and kind, all in pnod order. Iu<|ulte ut 21A Wen
13d st.
A -KITE IIORSBB, SI'IT ABLE FOR TRUCK.
. pror-rs or farm work; prices 5fi", f?Ci, #75 and $IUU
DM Elisabeth sr.. between Bro.-me and Grand.
A BARGAIN -FOR SALE. A Dl.'SENBLRV AND
Van Dossr half sprlnp-licbt W upon. In flrsl class order
Apply at litnt',, Broadway, up stairs.
~t -FINE SECOND HAND MAIL PHAKTOM. IB FBR
J\., feet order, at a barpafn. A. S. KLANDKAU,
872 and 371 Broome st. 'old stand of Brewster A Co.)
*4 T A S4t'IMFICE -GOOD WORK HORSE, $5o CO
A IIKW. 835 Canal St.
T~MOORE'S DOWNTOWN EMPORIUM 57 WAICKEN !
St. ? PI)a#I ns, $115 lluekawatrs. $180; Depot Wapons,
Buggies. Ac. t II .'rneaa, $ltt upward; Sheets, Lap Dusters,
Nets. I
A HANDSOME FULL SPRING TOP WAGON."" ONE |
A aide bar top Wapon, one pony Puaeton; al?e set *ln;-ln i
and doable Harness, to be disposed of at lea* than half I
value i ait nearly pew. Inquire at Arsenal Stanles, West I
35th at., near Broadway.
a BROWN MARK, s YKAP.S, SOUND AND KIND
A f'Vtt, also I- xproea Wapons, Harness 124 Division at
? -lint salt, ciikap, a bay horse. 13*4
A. bauds, S years obi. lull mane and tnil; can trot rln-e
to minutes; perfectly ueutle ; single or double; It not
arrntd of any thins; sound and kind. Can be seen at 117
West 37th si.
A FINE SADDLE AND IURXKSS I'ONY FOR BALK?
A 4s laehea blub. ?iapnlr-t tray . ? an be nseR by the mtrsl
llutlrl rltlM; all palts In saddle; will sell cheap. Apply at
|H| East .'Sth ?4. ?
. ?FOR r? A I.E. CII MA P. NINE GOOD BUSINESS
j\. Ilorsea, Apply at No. 3 Vestry St.. Iietwren Varick
and lludso-i.
a SECOND HAND tiil PK, IN I INK ORDER, $5511;
A Hi
J\ 3 Top Wagons, br Brewster A Co., ol Broome St., .irnm
$7ts) up. tnp and open I' m Pliaetons, till up. Depot
Wagons. In ail ?tyle?, top and open. Irom #!?? up; cnt under
Itockaonys and i Mansion top l'uaeions. both new and sec
ond band. Expresa Waeuns. Harness, Sheets, Nets, Lap
Dusters. Whip-. Ac.. In large vart -ties
WILLIAM if GRAY. 211 end 22 Woodier tt.
BKaUTII'I L ' AICKIAWK HORSES FuR SAl.K. IB .
bands, s year-, sound and kind; great endnrauee. will ;
sell cheap. 223 Wes.4 irjd St. j
Bl'll.l BY HKEWsTEU A C??..V?V BKOOME ST.". THE ;
folborlnc second hand Carriages. soma In perfect order ; (
Lands i. t'abriob-t. tt teat Phaeton, T-Cart, 15 top Wapons >
from $l dl to Nit.e i
BY OTHER MAKERS.
Land ins Landaklvta, Coach. Cabriolets, depot Waron, I
extension top Phaetona, hail top Pbnetsdti. Coupe, mall j
l'baeton, T Cart, ( larsace. top and so too Wapons.
A. s. r LAMllt.tl'
873 aad$74 Broom* st., eld stand ol Brewster A Ce. |
HORSES, CAKKIAUHH. ?'?
A~~~ ORKaT IMPORTANT. AHSOl.l' I K and TKr?
pKRVFD SALE.
AT PUBLIC Al'ITHlS, THIS DAT
TUEBDAY. .ll'NE JOTII. AT
II O'CLOCK sharp.
AT THE PRIVATE STABLE, 115 EAST 23D BT. BE
TWEEN LEXINGTON AaDaTII AVS.
OP Till-: ENTIRE STOCK UK EAST AND WELL
KNOWN TROTTING HORSES. KI.KGAN'T CARRIAGES,
Harness koiirb. blankets, saddles, au.
CONTAINED I.N ABOVE STABLE.
among tub; iioksks ark the well known
trotters monogram, record or a:jtt*4. trot
ting mark. LaDY FISH, CAN THOTINaaU ORPH AN
OIKL. RECORD as??. JENNIE. RECORD J :*!. MONT
TOR, RECORD 335*,. MONARCH. 2 :Urt. N'KLLIC, 2 :33.
ARK ALL THE PROPERTY OP J. S. SCIIOKI ELD.
ESQ.. WHO SAILS PER STEAMER EGYPT. JUNE 24TII.
FOR KCHOPE. AND CONSEQUENTLY IS FORCED TO
SELL TO III Oil EST BIDDER WlTHOl'T REGARD TO
COST OR VAHHt
INCLUDING THE VERY FAST AND IIIGU BRED
DARK BAY GELDING MONOGRAM. I5C, HANDS
high. 7 years old; was sired by Wild Wegner, ihe siro of
l.yiiis Thompson and many other verr fast until dam n
May Day mare, known a* Slav Ban; this Imrso can always
irol lii? heat* below 2:S0J hi* best record. 3 :2rt'4 at Pros
pect Park; trnltad on Kingston lialf mile track last tall,
when track was henvy, three heats, In 3 #1,2:30 and 3:1-'II;
he wa? than matched lo troi on Fleetwood track with Jennie
F , and in consequence of owner disposing of the mare Jen
nla P., Monogram rrrelvrd forfait; ainrn which time lie lien
been on road only ; be will boot bin record ihta season if ha is
pat in traliiar't hand*, end without donbl, rank No. 1; war
ranted sound and kiml.
IIIK BEAUTIFUL BLOODED BIJKlD BAY TROT
TING mare lady pish, 15^ high, a years old.
has frill mane and tall; wat airnd by Volunteer, and !? half
sister to the trotting inare Huntress and resemble* her in
gait and action: ha* nreer been trained on any track, but
is finely broken to all liarne-s. and e-.n speed a 'J :40 gait on
road; Is pure gaited; wear* no ooota whon trotting, and la
one of the inont promising young itisree to he found, *nd
worthy the atteutloa of gentlemen looking for something
really fine; warranted sound and kind.
I!auiiaonir, fast and lluely bred bay Trotting Maro
ORPHAN GIRL, by Lexington, dam Sister to ICitly Clark,
liv lir p irted Glencoe, lojj lilgb, 7 years old; alio trotton al
Walrrtown In J :34)a, silo at Buflalo in 2:33, and was
driven on Fleetwood track three heats, in 2:3*. J :!M and
'J: 11; she la very handsome and as lino and pleasant a
driver as llres; she trill cerlninly crowd 2:20 helore the
aesaon is agar If she geta In proper hands; she la warranto.i
toninl mid kind.
V II.?THE ABOVE TWO MARES MAKE A VERY
CLOSE MATCH IN SIZE. COLOR, STYLE AND SPEED.
AND ARE HARDY AN1> RUGGED; CAN BEAT 2:35
TO POLE OR 2:30 SINGLE.
BKAUT1PI L HTRAWUKKRY ROVN TROTTING
MARK JENNIE, SIRED BY JUPITER ABDYLLAII
dam a Messenger mare; years old, 15*, hands high ; trot
ted three heats at Norwich. Conn., last tall at lair in 2:3rt,
2:38 ami 2:.7'4, oyer n very heavy track; she Is a very
pleaaant. prompt driver; does not pull when speeding; Is
very good galled; is perlectl.v broken and safe lor anybody
to nrive ; a good mare, and warranted sound and kind.
VERY PINK RAY TROTTING GKLulXO MONITOR.
SIRED BY VOLUNTEER. DAM A CLAY MARK; IS
the finest gentleman's horse for top wagon in the city ; 15',
high. A years old; trotted a mile nroiind Prospect Park
Isat fall in 2:3540 road wagon; very prompt, bold driver;
gondgaltnd; has extraordinary bottom and endnramo:
safe lor any one lo drive; can trot u mile In harness In 2:30
or better, and is sound and kind.
The handsomest and finest gentleman's Road Horse in thn
Cltv, kuown aa MONARCH, sirod by Pearsall. dam by Conk
tin's Mar. 7 years old, IOl4 hands high; ie a beautiful golden
soirel. with flowing inane and tell: be has never been pat In
a trainer's hands, but trotted at Hempstead. Long Island,
at fair, taking first premium In 2 :37J4, 2 :3t> and 2 :3H,
driven by M. T. Saranila, who raised him-, he waa then pur
chased by present owner, and has been n?ed as a road Imrso
npnnfilthe present time; lie Is very pure gslted and a
prompt, ploasant driver, noes not pnll or shy, slid is safe lor
a lady to drivo: ho Is a very goon pole horse and perfectly
id kind.
broken under the saddle, am warranted sound ami
Very pretty bav Mare NELLIE, sired by lienuel'a Hamble
toiilnn. dam by Ethan Allon ; 7 years old. l.V4 bands nigh ;
trotted at Albany Inst fall in 2:34, 2 :-4,',. 2:33. she is a
very pleasant driver; does not pnll when speeding: is not
excitable In company: la an extraordinary poll mare; safo
tor any ordinary driver, and warranted Hound and kind.
Carriages consist nl one extension top Park Phaeton, ono
too I'ony Phaeton, two too side bar road Wagons, ono lull
spring top Wagon, single and dnnble Harness, Sheets,
Robes, Whips, Ac.
SAgK POSITIVE. 1IAIN OR SHINE.
HTOCK NOW ON EXHIBITION, AND GENTLEMEN
DF-SIIUN'O TO PURCHASE SHOULD NOT FAIL TO
CALL AND RIDE BEFORE TIME OF SALE, AS ALL
ARK WARRANTED AND WILL SHOW THE TIME ON
ANY GOOD TRACK. CIlAS. C. DUFF, Auctioneer.
A ?ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
A. TO MORROW (WEDNESDAY). JUNK 21,
AT II O'CLOCK PROMPT, AT THE
BOARDING STABLE CORNER EAST 4TU 8T, AND
LAFAYETTE PLACE,
Including the valuable nnd fine etock of Walter M. Price,
consisting of Horses, IIarness. Carriages, Wagons, Ac.
Handsome and high bred mahogany bay Mare, sired hv
Magna Cliarta, dam unknown; le half sister to Henry, HJjf
hands high, 5 years old, an elegant styled mare and as fine
a genteel driver as ever was driven ; fears no bell carta nor
anything else : safe for Cm most timid to drive; without vice
trick, Isult or blemish; can trot a full mile to a top wagon
In 2 :-to or better; le warranted sound and kind?a uoble and
fine animal.
Fast and handsome team of premium Golddnst Trotting
Marea, dark golden sorrels, 15*9 hands nigh, fine long Mow
ing manes and tails; both 8 years old this spring; half sisters
and the closest matched pair of trotters in thn -State. They
wore both sired by Golddnst. and purcliasod from I,. L. Dor
se)', in Kentucky, two years ago lest October, alter they lied
trotted together at Louisville in 2:13, and the one teken
single trotted the third heat in 2:3)<*s- They are the most
elegant team of .-oadsters for gentleman's private nse in thn
city ; are ploasant, agreeable and well bcbaveit; drive with
out polling or fretting, and are very reliable when speeding;
they show high breeding and require no cheeks; arc prompt
ana game, tear nothing, and are warranted sonnd and kind.
Till* team mn?t be seen to be appreciated.
Also the fast and handsome young chestnut Trotting
Mayo WAMk i 11 Maid, 15', hands high, ?> years old; raised by
.lamea Van Arsdale. In Orauga comity: sired by Edwin
Everett, formerly Major Wlnfleld, dam by American Btar;
pedigree guaranteed; when 4 years old she was broken
and handled by Carl Kurr. Esq., and showed trials from 2:41
to 2 :43 In the spring, when 3 years old; was then takou
"" Go
home, and has Geeu used for prlrato road use ever since;
*h? can always go nut now and beat J su on any good track :
aha ran be driven by any ordinary driver at spend mid is
warranted sound and kind and reliable In every particular.
The magnificent cliestnnt Uridine Duke, about Id hands
blgli, 7 years old, br-d by Colonel l.'lay In Kentucky olid
purchased then at Sta e fair for $1,200. and then hrouCTit to
this city by .Mr. I'rice: he Is acknowledged by all who see
him as line a built horse as elands in this city; he Is one of I he
finest saddle horses In this country; nasall gaits and guides
by motion ; ha was sired by Hying Cloud, dam an imported
running mare; ha Is broken In harness, and can trot in
3 :lo with ease, and warrsntod sound.
Handsome young blood hey Trotting Mate, a genuine
trotter. 7 years old ibis spring: sired by Legal Tender, darn
a thoioughbred hair sister to Ked Cloud: this young mare
was never trained but 7 weeks when coming 3 years old,
when she shoved 2 ; was then taken home, nnd has been
driven on pond ever slt.ee. nnd has greatly improved In
?peed ; she can show a 2:3.) gait, and trot n mile and re
Cat In less than 2|U; is n splendid road marc, and prom
's, with training this spring, to trot low down in the 20's.
aud gentlemen wishing a first class trotter should call and
examine this flue young mare; she Is warranted sound and
kind, and as represented.
Fast blood hay llamiltonian Msro Kitty I'slmer, six years
old. lAjf hands high. sired ny Kdwin Kverltt, dam by Kathen
Allen; she Is one or the most promising young mares In
ed but three weeks.
the Siute: was never trslned but three weeks, last Tall,
when she trotted In 2:43; whs then purchased l>y owner and
has since htmii used on road: is pure and open galled: can
he driven by a lady; lias no vice or tricks and rnn trot a full
mi'e and repeat In 2:4*1 on any good track; warranted
sound aud kind.
Without any exception one nf the flneat pone phaeton
Marea In this city. I ft hands high, 7 years old, dappled
brown : a perlcet picture ami pet; has been used and driven
by n Indr and children to pony phaeton; Is smtnble. Intalli
gent am) safe; fears no locomotive or anything else; war
rented sound and kind, and will eland without tying.
Also two top side bar TV agon a, by Brewster, ut Broome St.,
equal to new.
Also one no lop side bar Wagon, by Brewster, of Broome
at., rqnal to new.
Also one no ton side her Wagon, by Watermen.
Also one top l'ony Phaeton, by Bradley. Pray .t Co,
fine no top I'haeton. by Handrail.
On* extra flue Coupe, salin lined, eqnat to new.
One double set Conpe Harness, by Story.
One double set hnglinli Harness, curt $400 gold.
Two seta single Harness by Commerlord. equal to now.
One set dnnhlo llnrners. by Dnnscomb.
Kngllsli Saddle end Bridle; Boots of every kind; Bite of alt
kinds.
On* eoniplet* Knit of Livery In brown nnd drab
One complete Miit of Livery In green and drab.
Blankets, .?sheets. Whins, Robes, Ac.. Ac.
The whole comprises the flnest stock ever offered at public
auction. Stock now on exhibition at atable. where they can
be seen and fstll particulars ascertained. Kale positive, rain
or shine.
AN EXTRA FINK TOP PONY PIlAETnN, BC1LTTO
order by best city builders, nnt soiled, with line single
Harness, at a very low price. Inquire for TOM, at Mr
Banker's stable. No. I West loth st.
(TLO.Hh PARTSKKslllP?TilKKK DRAUGHT, ONE
J Driving Horse: two Express Wagoos, three-quarter
Truck, poacrful Mule. Saddlery, 137 7tli av.
DUN RHOMB LftlHT DOUBLE SKT KOAll IIAR
nesa. new. novor nred, extra line, cost $2-'0; will sell ;
lor $?*>. Gall st IIIDABOCK'rl stshles. .'30 West 47tli st. I
I MR SALE?AT MADISON PARK STABLES A GRtY
' l'ony, IVji hands high, 0 years old: sound, kind and
truth- lor children. Inqnire of GIlASE A CltE.ME.lt. 40
nsl 2d*h St., New York.
TOR K A LB -A SPLENDID NKW HARNESS. AT STA
bin 4RI tli sv.
p?OR SALE-HANDSOME UKAY PONY, 14 HANDS;
_ perleetlv safe lor ladles; afraid nothing; $1)0; war
ranted. Mil Kin.-st.
Tit OR SALE?ONE NO TOP WAGON, POLK AND
f shads, nne seat; only nsed Ave times: In splendid order;
il.iiilt by Brewster of Broome st.l Can Ins seen as 111 Wast
,'ils! si., private stable.
{TOR RALE?A VP.BY ELEGANT PAIR OF SEC |
f olid Ethan Allen tlnrses, from Vermont; young slid ,
sound; very fine light carriage roadsters; lull of spirit and
but I "in : close match; pleasant drivers; worth $2.<?*), but I
will lie sold cheap. T. SKM AN, 241 West 47th st j
T-TOR SALE-POCK HORSES. FIIOM f|.*> TO $K", (NOT I
?? hell value), suitable for any bustneaa. Apply at 4.'*) (
East lath st.
ft OR .WALK-THE HANDSOMEST PONY IN THE
State nf New lurk. 12 hands high: csn be ridden of
driven ny a i blltl. Call at I.Vt and l?*l West 41st si , near
b rswbdway.
I.Tor, kali, low for wa.ni of csk-stylish
* Bay Horse, 14>; bauds: snllable for any kind o( light
bu-lnr? or roa-l n*e. $'t-V 375 West 12th at.
tjion sale; or exchange? blood bay gelding,
f* H V'. -rsold, Ifiji bunds; can trot in 3:311; sorrel Mare,
ID years, I" hands, has ironed half mile In I :I4. Apply at
f RC E.wDI'.LI. r-. No I 2H A est pttli st
11
lltSE, TRUCK AND HARNESS FOR RALK Clf EA P.
Call ?> fl'25 East I Ith st., alter H P. M.
Harness?chkape;st harness btohk in new
York: garni Boggy Harness, hand made. $l.'>; Mod
tinner- Harness. $2.i; good noitble team Harness. $1*1; a
p.mil llorie Itlnnket, $1 St) Please cell ami examine lor
yourselves. FlwilE.lt k OKBOUN, Mnnufaclnrers, 71 Bar
clay at.
1ANDAC FOR SALE ?GLASS FRONT. GOOD AS
j new, coal $1 .Sisi; will -ell lor $l,ia>i. Call ai ItlDt
BUCK'S stables. 23d West 47th st.
LADY'S ELEGANT TURNOUT-SNOW WHITE; AHA
hian. I horongbhred, perfectly annnd and gentle, been
drlsrn i y a lady lor It., years; handsomest horse tn the
etiy. Apply nt I '> East 2Sih st. IT not sold lor Its ralna will
be taken home soon.
Mi le team fob sale.-mkdii m >i/,e; and good
work. ra. Apply at $M 3d av., Brooklyn.
IJIIIVaTE: GENTLEM AN wihMKs TO WELL STYI.TeH
speedv Itoad Horse. Apply to TKANKY, 41 West 44th si'
TJON'V FOR SALE? A ftl'PKRH ANIMAL IN SHAPE;
I sine nnd action and ns*<l i -addle or harneoa kind and
liellevetl to be sound; price flflO. Apply to W. H. RAIL
LI.U, 108 Wall st.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. AC.
CTo'kaGK Koi: CARRIAGES ANU SLEIGHS.
O Rooms lirbt, clean and <lrr. Terms liberal.
A. S. KLANDIUtr,
37-' Add 374 Broome *t. (old factory of lirrvner A Co )
THREE-QUARTER BRED GRAY MAKE. H YEARS
old. sound and kind; sold for bill of keep. Stable, So. i
a.ft Knit 4<Mh st.
rno LET-A TURKS story stable. five stalls
J. and ?lx rooms. Inquire at J S F.an Dfttli n
'EIIICLKS IN FASHION.
Landaus. Hu.k.unyi.
1 .Mild milyta. Cabriolet*.
Coaches. T <!aiti.
?Iron. ham). Phaetons.
Colli en. Brit ton Wagons.
ROAD WAGONS.
A. A FLANDRAU.
37a and 374 Broome at., old factory of llrewater A t o.
TKTANTKD?A GOOD sKCO.NI> HAND ONE HORSE
It Landsuli-t or round fron; Coupe, but little used : light
and east running: dark cloth or leather luieil Address,
Milling all particular*, with lowest raah prion, look box 21,
Providence, R. I.
WANTED?A COMPLETE KAMII.Y ESTABLISH
iiiont. conaiating of Horses. Carriage. Harness, Ac ,
for which 1 will give a n?w three story brown atone Houm
In llariem ; equity BR.'**); a good rhniirn lor a gentleman de
cllning to keep a carriage. Address HOOD VALUE, Herald
ofllce.
WANTKD-A WELL TRAINED GOAT. TO ]
11 wagon. Apply nt No. :t Kaat "Jfitli at., on Wi
lieiween Sand 10 o'clock A. M.
<?>T?Mk ?HANDSOME SIHKHAK SHI KTINtl TOP
?iP l.j" *. Knad Wagon, new last tail, made bv one of tlin
heat city makara; unlet bo sold. Apply atCoupa office, -?!
Kaat I'Jth at.
a??l a> ?; -TOP SIDE BAR ROAD WAGON. MAPI!
.by Geo
Moore; nearly new. Stable, 1J4
M eat Ittlh at.
^9 ")()() M l 1,1, ItCY STi>CK AND FIXTURES OK
i|)wiUUU hii old entnblUhoil Livery ItoantiiiK Muhk,
doing good hiiKiiiom; gm?d locution; in gc?*d ordor.
A<1 tires* ttTOCK, 11 rnltl Uptown limnclt office.
A "i
FOR SAi.Ro
SAMPLE" ROOM DOWN ToWN;""TRADE AVKR
ca SJ.i daily; autislnctory reason* for selling.
LLOYD, ?l> Broadway.
A
FANCY GOODS AND GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH"
ing Store lor sale; also Rakrrios, Confectioneries.
MITCHELL. 77 Canar st.
A SPLENDID SAMPLE ROOM AND C1IOP HOUSE
A (best business locationl for sale cheap MITCHELL,
77 Cedar st.
A
WELL KITTED CORNER LIQUOR BTO B IX
the heart of the city; first class location; very cheap.
LLOYD, 2!> Broadway.
L7IKST CLASH BUTCHER'S, DOING PAYING BITSI
D noss; owner has other business,
WE1GKKT k CO., Auctioneers, 141 8th st.
TITANTED?SIDE BAR TOP WAGON, SITTING |,OWj
it Pony Phaeton and single Harness, in good orclar,
cheap for cash, in a hurry. Particulars to TAYLOR, I'd4
Warren st.
\\T ANTED IN EXCHANGE FOB A LIGHT SIX-SEAT
?? Phaeton, a sice loir top Wagon ; will nay cash differ
ence. P. It. M ASfKltMlN. fttttli st. and 7th av.
YITANTED?OLD SECOND HAND BITklNKnS WAGON'S,
tt single Trucks, top Buggies, Hock sways and Phaetons
Address, with full psrtleulurs, UHEKI.WlUGIIT. No. DUB
West 23d st.
i) GOOD TRACK SULKIES, I KCI.L SPRING TOP
mi W.igon.uew; I sound horse, fit for a lady, cheap. lit!
West 90th st.
Mill WILL . feVr A SIDE BAR I KAT1IRR
?I* 1 III top lload Wagon ; new last fall; loss than half
value. Garrison's slnhlo. HIS nnd 320 West 4stta st.
I'.RST CLASS COit.N'Elt LIQUOR STOKE FOR
sale chenp. ne ir the Bowery, doing good business.
GAeKNEY A SMITH, Auctioneers. 17 Centre st.
KINK IIAKBR i. DOING A good BUSINESS, KOR
sale at great snrrifice. M I TCII I'.LL, 77 Cedar st.
?CORNER GROCERY STORES IN BROOKLYN
? for sale cheap; Restaurants, Hotels. Cigar otoros.
MITCHELL, 77Cedar st.
WELL LOCATED CORNER LIQUOR STORK KOR
sale cheap, on the west side: doing a good business.
GAPKNEY A SMITH, Auctioneers, 17 Centre st.
t -GREAT SACRIFICE.?$7i a i WILL PURCHA8R
J\? Slock, Fixtures and l.csse of first class handsomely
fitted corner Liquor lore. MALON K. No. 5 Dey st.
FIRST CLASS LIQUOR STORK KOR SALE.?IN
quire on the promises, corner of Park and liaxtersts.
A COSBY SAMPLE ROOM AND Ll'N'CII BAR KOR
sale at a sacrifice?Uin-or Clark's Exchange office, No.
2 Chamber* at., corner Chatham.
Along establish bd shirt stork for sale
cheap Tor cash; good location for gentlemen's furnish
ing goods; order trade of 40 I private customers. 1,215
Broadway, hot ween 214th and 3Utn sts.
Drug store in jersey near new york;
long established : doing a good prescription business;
cheap for cash. Address I' ITKATK, Herald office.
I30K SALK?A KTRST CLASS PRINTING ESTABLISH
' mont. complete in all partirnlara and doing a large busi
ness, notwithstanding the depressed condition ol the times;
term* easy. Address PRINTER, box 3,812 Posloffice.
I NOR SALE-CORNER LIQUOR STORE. APPLY AT
1 H8 Cortlandt St.
For balk?a first class corner liquor
Store, cheap, on easy terms. Apply to A. SKRNF ELS,
40 Vesey St.
TilOR SALK?IIAKKOOM. MAGNIFICENTLY FITTED
J up; good trade; best part of Broadway; rent BftO; price
$750; would arrange partnership;owner in wholesalo trade;
apply early. Address WINE, llorahLfiflice.
I30It SALK-AT A SACRIFICE. A SPLENDID RES'
1 tauraut, four years' established; nawly repaired and
doing a good businoss; call anil see to be convinced; soiling
on account of III health. J. MART, 3d New Church at.
For sale-the old established liquor
store. I IS Amity at., corner of McDougaL Inquire on the
premlso* or ut.tlie office of FLANAGAN A WALLACE,
2Bth sf. nnd lutli ur.
FOR SALE VERY LOW?liLEOANT OOXFECTION
ory and lea Grenra Saloon; boat location In city; cheap
rrnt: price $9U0, not tlilrd value; resaon for calling, not
ncoiialnted with bnaineaa; now doing a good trade. Audreaa
MALVERN, Herald Uptown Branch office.
BlOlt' SALE?A WHOLKBALK AMD RRTAIL COX
lectinnerr and Ice Cream Saloon, a abort dlatauce from
New York, inquire at Hit Weal 11th at., grocery atore.
OR SALE?ALMOST (i 1V KN AWAY?MRAT, PRUIT
and Vegetable Market, OH 7th ay.; private aale tbia
day, or at anetion Thuraday, by JOHN A. DUNN.
~ ARBLK SODA WATER AND ROOT BBJtB APfC
ratua. all ttylea. for aale below coat.
J. M. WI1ITFIKLD A SON, JBJ Water at.
M
Tea and orocery stork forsaliv? in brook*
lyn. doing a good eaah trade. Apply to OKAY A
LOCK WO 'O. No 2MI Waablogton at. New York, or to A
t>.. 22 Henry at.. Brooklyn.
All linn WILL IIUY AN OLD ESTABLISHK ft KX
5)OtUwH preaa and Trne.klng Bnalnnaa, doing a bnai
neaa <>l rroin RAMI to RUM) per wek; mnat aell on acrnutit of
other buaineaa: none but prlnelpala need apply; a chance
not to lie lound every day. Adore at J. B.. boa l'Jtt Herald
Uptown Branch office.
POST OPPICK NOTICK.
flisi'OFFICE NOTICK.-HIK FORKION MAILS KOft
the week endtng Saturday, June 2 I. 1H70. will cloae at
tlila office on Tneaday. at 12 M . lor En rope, per alearualilp
\t laeonain, via Queen down; on Wedneaday. at 12 M., tor
Europe, per ateamablp Algeria, via Qneenatown ; on Thnra
dny. at 11 C*? A. M., for Europe, per ateamablp lleninio
nia, via I'lymoulli, Cherbourg and llani urg; on Saturday,
I at A. M? for France direct, per ateamalilp St. Oerinaia. via
i Havre, and at 11 ? A. M . for,Harmony, Denmark. Swe
den and Norway, per ateamalilp Mnael, via Southampton
and Bremen, and at 12 M., for Scotland direct mutt he
apeclally ad'lrraaedl, per ateamablp California, via Olaa
gmv.iandat 12 M.. for tho l ulled Kingdom. Belgium,
Natherlanda, Switro land. Italy, Spain. I'lirtngal. Aria, Ac.
i?lan apeclally addreaaed lettera for tlermany and France,
per ateamalilp Britannic via Qneenatown). The direct
I mall lor Brarll, Ac., will leave New Vdrk June 24. The
I mall for the Weat Indlea will learn New York June 24.
The malla for China, Ae , will leave San Franeiaco J uly 1.
! The malla for Anatralla. Ac., will leave San Kranciaeo .Inly
19. ^ T. k JAMES. I'natmaater.
_ aakslic' jtAstiiiir
| 4 T PRICES NEVER APPROACHRD BEFORE.
A Slate and Marble Mantela. I,orgeat aaenrtinent in tha
city. PENKI1YN SLATE COMPANY,
SO Cnlon aquare, dtti nr. and I7tbav, New York.
Manufacturer. of all kind* of Slate Work. ?
BlOX BROT11KIts?SLATE M A N I ELS ?KXCKLLfcNT
work; new da?lgna; loweat prlcea. 47 l)ey at.. Now
York Manufacturer* of all Kinda ofalate work.
PIANOPOllTKN, ORGANS, dtp.
V-FOIt RENT. 'UPKIOIlf. SyllAIIK AN II 11 RAND
A. I'lanna of oar own m?ke;?lao tor aula and rant, a
number of line aecond hand I'lanna. In perfect order. WILL
IAM KSABK A CO.. No. 112 5th nr . nhovo Kith at.
A BRILLIANT TONED TJtf IHJTAVE WINDSOR j
I'lanoforte, eoat $1 .OKI. for $750; Stool. Cover. Mualc |
Cabinet; elan a magnificent Stelnway A Nona Piano at a I
aacrlfire. Call at private realdenee No. 120 Weat 2dd at. ,|
near ?Hh av.
4 -PIANOFORTES To RENT. OP OUR OWN MANI7
A.? facture, by Cll ICKEIIINO A SoNS, ISO jtb av.. cor
ner of l-th at.
AIclosino" OCT i t Ko K, KLKi'? A NT flllCC OF
? I'lanna, hall prlca; Barmore oaiate, Rleoeker
?I. ; HUD, (II SI. $21 Ml.
AltKACTIKUL PIANO ONLY $100; A 8TEINWAY
I'lanoforte (area octavo, carved lega.* overatrung:
every Improvement ; great aacrfllre. J. BIDDLK, 13
Waverley plare, near Broadway.
4 LADY WILL DISPOSE Or. AT 1121. CARVED
A. roar wood 7 octave I'lano. overatrung baaa. carved
flTTt oily makar. 9M Eaat M at., near 2d av.
A PRIVATE FAMM.V WILL SELL FOR $2.V),
Pianoforte eoat flJMMl; elegant Hieinwey A Son'a
7 1-3 octave. carved maewood raae . every Improvement; a
aacrlfire. I'rivata realdenee, 47 Weat I64h at., near Ath av
A SPLENDID SQUARE PIANO TO LET AT A MOD
erate rate, or will rail on Inatalmenta. Addreaa box
4,142 fas office.
HlKAf BAKOAfNl* ARK OFFERED IN NElvTilt SEC
kJT onil hand -qtiare and nprl*lit I'lar.na and Organa, lor
ea.h. Inatrumenta tn rent In rlty ur coantry Irowt $3 to $7
per month, or to rrnt until paid ft r aa per contract. Ware,
room a 4-1 llroulaay. HORACE WATERS ,| SONS.
/vRKAT BAIIOAINS-NEW AND SECOND HAND
ijr Pianos at FISCHER'S waremnma and mannfaetorr.
423 ami 4J."> Weat 2-th rt.
pEI
,OI BKT, PI. ETON A CO.,
811 ?idN4il Broadway, .New Vork rlty,
mannlartnrera of
TUB STANDARD oKUANS,
unrivalled In tone, rlealgn and fiulah of enae. and In general
workmaaahip; anperlttf lor parlor, .eheot or church prlrea
liberal; rented and aold en lualalmeuti. Call and examine
nr .end for catalogue
Rosewood niolian "pi a so. >7.%!"fkincb' bib; an.
nearly new. $Ml; stelnway. Wnl>er, Cblnfcerlng upright
Pian..a; low rent-. OOKDON A HON, Id Ka-l I4ih ?l
Wanted-a Ffiwt clans i* htmnwai pi Vno;
moat be c heap lor caah Addreaa, with all partirulare,
PIANO, lleraol office.
Aot)* -?:II11? KV.tffXU PI ANb. "nOHBKB" TONED.
ViewrL richly carvtd roxewood, 7 |..t octave . three
mnntka'nxe; coat $BOO. for $223; aarranred; lamllv mnat
Mil; noaltlve bargain. Call at rxxldence 54 tUalMhat.,
Mar Breadway.
w
AMIlHKKtiSIITn.
T|7 aIXACR'S. iiT*
T? TO XI. HIT
MB. AND M US. W .1 FLORENCE
Will npnear it* th'
HON. HAHDWKLL -LOTF.
and
MRS. GENERAL GILFLORY.
FOR Til K I27TH TIME
IX THIS Til Kilt NATIVE CITY.
NOTE TO STRANGERS
Thp managem-m call attention to the fact tlint (he Com
Ml* of flic MIGHTY DOLLAR waetho ONLY ORIGINAL
PLAY produced in New York during the season of 1S73-S.
and u t.mi'' achieved a I.KG1TIM ATI. SUCCESS It i* now
In ii? second run and is nightly attracting crowds of delighted
auditor*.
Curtain rises at S o'clock, and carriages may ba ordered
at 1"'J.
1)A R K~"THKATR K. BW > XDXV xy'TnD 22D ?
1 UNEQUIVOCAL SUCCESS.
Second week nf the brilliant engagement of
M r. JOSEPH ll'RPIir,
a* HAN O'llAKA. in Fred Marsden's Drama,
?THE KERRY III) '? ."
AN IRISH I'LAX' OK THE ROBERTSON BCIIOOIa.
AFFORDING TWO HOURS OK JOYOUS KI N.
CLAIMED BY TIIK PRESS wlth 'THB All AUOIIHACN.v
EVERY EVEN I NO AT s.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEE AT 2.
Admimilon. .V).' anil t'V : Reserved Heat*. $1.
~fOOD'S MUSEUM. XVOObi!
TIIIS DAY.
Matinee at J and evening at 8.
GEO. FRANCE ASI) E. II. LAY.
and DOUR BRUNO AND DON C.EJAR,
In the great sentatlou,
XVI IOC AWAKE.
fTTH AYENCK THEATRE (WtOAWAY~AND2STH 8T.)
tJ Proprietor mid Manager Mr. Al'OUSTIN DALY
EVERY N'lGIIT. INCLUDING SATURDAY NIGHT
and SATURDAY MATINEE.
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p p 11 q <3 u u E
pprpp II (} Q U II KEB
p u Q qq u UK
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A PLAT OF TO-DAY! -With Miss FANNY DATEI*.
PORT. JOHN BROUGHAM, SOL SMITH RUSSELL.
Mr IIA It KI N S, JAMES L* WIS. XV. DAVIDGP.. Mlae
SYDNEY COXtrELL. Mr*. GILBERT and MiesGKOKGIKA
DREW in the OAST. FRIDAY. JUNE 23, 2U0th time nf
PlUUK, and AUTHOR S FESTIVAL. TWO PERFORM
A NOBS.
Friday MATINEE at I. | Friday EVENING at '^tot?
The companion play to | Jiaitli performance of
"Pique, "DIVORCE." I "I'KJI'K!"
For tni* time uklv, anil Snl XX'itli the original cast re.
Smith Unwell. Kny Tern- I stored and Sol Smith Russell,
pleton slid tltn Genre nil Kuy Tetnpletoii and the Jlibl
Johilre Singers in their lien Slngi n in their special
speeialties. A Photograph [ tins. A silver Ticket and
Souvenir and n Sstiu Pro-1 a Satin Programme to every
gramme to every lady. I ladv.
THE SALE OF SEATS NOW IN PROGRESS.
irsiLMOKE'S CONCERT GARDEN.'"
\X Messrs. SHOOK ?* PALMER Proprletnrn
Mr. P. S. OILMORK Musical Dimeter
Mr. K. U. Gil.MORE Manager
EVERY EVENING AT 8 O'CLOCK.
Mr. P. K. GILMORK,
LEVY
AND THE
FAMOUS MILITARY BAND.
PROGRAMME TO-NIGHT.
1. Overture?"ItIcnxi" XVnguer
2. Serenade ?"Nocturne" Titel
3. Selection-"II I'roptieta" Mayerhoer
4. Overturn?"Csmp". Linnpaintnnr
Ik Cornet Solo?"Facllite" (Arbucklo) llartman
ft, selections from Kuryantlin Wener
7. Cornet Soln?"Iiiilnmniatus" (Levy^ Rossini
8. (irand Promenade March Verdi
0 Concert Walts?"New X'len" Strauss
10. Msrcn?"Salute to New York" Gllmors
Admission .Fifty cents.
Boxes (four places) $:i and $4.
Bowery theater! i
MONDAY. June lit. engagement of the ponnlar artists,
Messrs. SIDNEY SMITH anil HARRY COLTON. in tho
great sensation Drama, entitled
UNDER BAIL.
To commence with the Knrcn.
BASHFUL LOTKRS.
KLLY A LEON'S OPERA HOUSE. 23U ST.
opposite Booth's Theatre.
BELLY A LEON'S MINSTRELS.
Unqualified snccess of
NORMA
aod the TWO OFK UNS.
Norma. The only Leon Coaching to Pelbata.
Dedicated to Colonel Kstin.
HiRD AVENUE-THKATKbT '
nsar 31st at.
IMMENSE BILL TIII8 WF.tflS. k
Miss HERRING in Iter greatest par f
CAREER OF JACK SUKPPARD.
together with the following talent
XVnrran Sisters Commodore Nttk
Mlaa Ltllie Hall, Major Nutt.
Miss Annie Hindis, Gils Lee.
Ml?s Aria Lanrent. J. XX'. McAndrews,
Mies Nellie X'oang, George F. Macdovald,
George Warren. C. F. Neahert.
nod others In their specialties.
Every evening S o'clock Matinees V\'edne*day and Setts
day 2 o'clock.
ARIRIAN VARIBTI lis! MAT UN EE 117nit?
PARISIAN VARIETIES. 100 LOVKLV WOMEN
Popnlar prices j Ifitli st. and Broadway | Coolest Theatre
The Lending Sensational Varieties nf America.
GIGANTIC ARRAY OK TALENT.
RSI Star Artists in 21 Original Acts.
EXHILARATING. PIQUANT ANDSl'ICT.
NAUGHTY DEACONS. I MY WIFE'S GARTER.
THE kIGHTB OF WOMEN. | LA FETE DK CAUTINIER
LA MINUET. | NO I NO ' I I TABLEAUX VIVANTS
Kverything New. | Grand Olio. | Everything New,
Make ne mistake.
Most popular and extensive entertainment in New York
Strangers' Delight and the Envy of Kivala.
Fashion's Resort. Every Evening at H o'clock.
Matinee every Titeiday, Thursday nnd Saturday at X
OLYMPIC THKATRbT " "
No. ?24 Broadway, near Bleecker st.
Mr.JOHN F. POOLE Managni
A RUMMER HOUSE. COOL AND PLEASAJIT
TIIK MAMMOTH FANS IN OPERATION.
Last appearance in America. One week ouly.
JOLLY NASH.
Comic Vocalist, Bogle Soloist and Laughing Philosopher^
First time in America, Lecocn's Opera Honffe,
TIIK STREET SINGER*,
by Miles. DELPIIINK aud JULIA PASOAIa
Tenth week of the greatest ol Paetomimet,
HU.MPTY DUMPTY.
Mr. ROBERT FRASRK OLOW*
J. K. Thomas' latest beautiful Ballad.
THE ROSE OF KILLAKNKY
Mile. IDA DKVERE'8 exqnisite Character Dsa-ra
Three hours of laughter and amusement.
Prices?2."ic., 50c.. 15c. and $1.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT. T
K
u
NlON SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Mauser Mr. A. M. PALMER
MONDAY EVENING. JUNE 10.
engagement lor a abort Mt?a of
THE VOKEH.
who will appear In thair pnt nadaltr,
llELLKH OK THE KITCHEN,
Preceding the Vokoi each evening ?U1 be glren I be
charming Comedy in two acta, entitled the
POHT HOT.
In which
Mr. J. II. 8TODDAKD
will appear, anpported by Moaara. Claude Burroughs. H. B.
Phillip* and Harry Joseph*. and Miaaaa Laura Don. Roberta
Norwood anil Oeraldlne Mayo.
Box office open from H till ft
ClHATKAl' MARILLE?B4TH ST. AND 8D AT.
) The aeoaational theatre ol New York.
HO HTAK ARTISTS l.t NEW AND ORIUlNAL ACTS.
Si'try and entertaining.
20 BEAUTIFUL FORMED FEMALE MODELS
In the Uncut Tableaux Vtvnnta extant,
let Minuet lie Pari., delight lull j volnpiuoua. Heat of talaul
ami spiciest entertainment In New York.
Evening* at H. Tuesday. Thuraday and Saturday Halt
nee*. Don't fall to vlait the Chateau Mabtlle.
Cl HAND CHARITY CONCERT AT KTEINWAY HALL,
r TUESDAY EVEN I NO, June 2D
Itenant of the New York Jnvenlle Guardian Society.
Eminent artlata hare volunteered. Including Mlaa .Marl*
Rrainerd. Henry Carter (organiet of Trinity rhnrch), W, F.
Milla. Max Itiiinn.lhe Ynung Apollo Club, Can Lanier.
O. FROKL1CII ..Cnmlurtoa
Ticket*. SI ; at Deliuonlcr.'a, Hcliuberth'a. Ilndniit'o,
lleraid Building, and nt btelnivay Hall daring Tneaday.
Door* open at 7. Concert at S P. JI
"iJALAIS ROYAL." 4Sit BTII AV. FORTY YOOTUI
J. lady attendauia. Adiulatlon free.
RW YORK CENTENNIAL LOAN EXHIBITION, I8TR,
BELMONT OALLRRY,
IHft Nth av. 'entrance on l*th at.).
Mr. Augnat Belmont having geueraaaly conaented to neeft
hla Oellery in connection with and in aid nt the Centennial
Loan Exhibition, the collection will be on view from t) A. N.
to H1*. M on Monday, Tnoadar. Wedaeaday and Thuraday.
June IBtli lolttd inrlualve. Ticket*. .V) cent a.
Due notice will lie given of the op,-nine of the grand cob
lection* at the National Academy of Design and at tb4
Metropolitan Muaeum of Art.
KIRALFY ALIIAMHKA PALACE.
Broad at, Philadelphia. The original Spectacular Ba
travaganea,
A TRIP TO TDK MOON.
New Seanary, Coatnmea, Armora, Jewela and gwrgaeaa Bad
let a.
Promenade Concert* In the garilana '??
ALMS ROYAL," 480 ?TH AV. FORTY YOI'NO
lady attendant*. Admiaelon free.
NIBLO'S HARDEN
To let. on liberal term*. In rnmhlnatlona or star* fat
whole or part of autnmer teuton. Apply l? C. K. ARNOLD.
62 Wall at.
N
"P
"PALAIS ROYAL." 4*0 OTII AV. OltAND VOCAL
L and Inalrnmental concert every evening. Admiaaiaa
Iree.
,111 l.l.l ,\ Ell V AMD IIKKSSMAKnta.
A -MARIE TILM AN. OF PARIS. IMPORTER. OFFESi
. a large aaaortment of Inte-t line Parisian Hummei
Rooneta. Millinery and English Crapaa. 42.1 < th av., uaif
2Hth at.
MCVrtSWNlAI. EXHlBIfS. ~ J
B'WT~*Z'WILLIAMS,* MANUFACTURERS""*)#
Praaae*. Dies and apeeisl Mactilnerr. 107 to 173 Plyui
outh at.. Brooklyn.
A
Jllfl'KtUTIUA.
TEACHER OF KNilLlSH, FA"KNcB"*jQ|D"ii0i|J)
wlaliea a borne for the aummer. Addraaa Mlaa A., MA
ClOLUMBlA Col,I,Ei,K.
J ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT.
Examination* for admltaion will oommaaea a* Wednea
day, June 21. at !?'? o'clock A M. Applicant* are ragucaled
to present themselves punctually at the tune neroed. Ike
annual commeacament exerclaae will ha bald at the Aawde*
my ol Mualc au Weiliieaday, J un* 2M, at 10)4 o'clock A. M.
F. A. IV BARNARD, LL i>.. President.
CIOLUMBIA COI.I.K'lK.
J SCHOOL OF M1NBB*
Examinations for admission will oe held at) Friday, June
23. at l?'j o clock A. M. Applicants art reqnvsted to preaent
themselves punctually.
The system of Instraetion lucladaa ?v# parallel eearaea nt
?tudy?vl?.. civil engineering. miaing engineering, metal
ouu^.,, sLsr

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