Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-01


Cabinet. No man suspected that vain old woman in
breeches Of such mark of confidence who reads
the Herald. l am the "organ" of the "Cabinet" as
well as Of the republican party" Gods my life that
pesple can't the difference.
CoRK sToRY.-Passing along Coffee House slip
the other day an Auconeer Offering corks TO his
audience and endeavorng to get bid for them, in
the usual way of
How much for the corks gentlemen? Make me
an offer for the corks, gentlemen? Any thing Won
lke-come, start the corks, gentlemen?"
A green Hibernian looking on, called out, with the
true Tpperary Brogue "lts meself nd sktart thin.
if Their was bottles tied to thim' N. b. My friend
the auctoneer loas not the auctoncer so there is no
danger of being indicted.
II Quackery has fallen of terribly Of late The
Revision in trade has reduced them their last pill
Nobody feels fancied disorders now when they have
real ones to contend with. Scarcity of money is the
great epidemic Of 1897 All others nothing. Hys-
ercs, blue devils, cholera Influenza all gone and for
gotten. Men and young women were never healthier
than they are now All they want is money-hard
money tor the one, and matrmony for the other.
Horse NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WEEKLY SALES
Better attended than for several weeks-indeed quite
jam. There also large number OF horses, 30
by catalogue including fine specimens, and a
lot of Is belonging to the New Jersey Rail Road and
Transportation Company.
very pretty sorrel roam horse just off Journey,
sold for 500. span, right from farm warranted,
for Sl0O beautiful bay, years old, l6a hands
high, kind in single and double harness. good for
saddle, warranted, went for Sl20-worth as the auc-
tloneer sured the whole company f10O. A fine
spirited, intellectual looking dark gray, good at all
ard oil, a.
road horses have been thrown off the tracks by the
locomotives, and ofcourse were no longer wanted
The lot offered for sale were selected from about 200
animals and were probably the best on hand Most
Of them fine looking fleet horses little strain
ed perhaps by travel-not by drawing but as they
were sold without being warranted, they went at
very moderate rate, average of $40 rising from $50
to So
They do a cash business at this establishment not
only requiring pay delivery but deposte of twen-
ty-ive per cent the sale as soon as the hammer
falls ana the auctoneer says gone!' This arrange
ment has been found necessary, and acts as barb to
those who have bit but seem inclined TO squirm off,
Most OF the buyers today appeared to be working
men from the couRtry, who wanted to buy cheap
servceable horses to help get in their crops this fall
and ssch found some excellent bargains in the rail-
road lot.
u According to the testimony Of the Lockes nei-
ther of them have any Key TO character. boB SHORT
COMMON Council, July 3l-BoARp OF ALDERMEN
Order Roll called Report Of last meeting read and
| accepted
Petitions Of esses for abatement of rents, butchers
Tor market stalls, officers for increase Of salaries
typographical Society for a room in City Hail. In
which 10 hold their convention retailers TO be
released from fines for selling liquors without licenses
Referred TO the proper committees.
with nlutS al.
for fuel Tor the city Offices, &C., recommence certain
piers for steamboats,, sundry common sewers, and
the Appropriation of $1,000 to build an additional
tank for the use of the fire department in 18th street
near the Bowery. Of committee on Arts and Science
relating to the translation of Dutch records not acted
on; IN favor OF hay market at the foot of Grand St
in favor of the city paying all contracts in 60 days in
stead OF waiIlng until the assessments collected
laid the table TO be prneda resolution to fence va
cant lots in 9Th ward which the neighbors were max
ing nuisance of, adopted TO repave Battery place.
adopted; to repave Pearl street from 9Th ward 10
Hanover ST. adopted TO postpone the widening and
| Improvement OF Anthony street. Laid the table,
A full sketch OF the remaining business, brilliant
speeches. beautiful sunset sky, ladies on the Battery
in the Evening Herald
PoLIE, July 3lst-A Jeremy Older" You
haven't such thing as tenpence about you" have
| you, reader2 That's only hzxy-but I'll do Just
buy three extra Heralds with that lend your
friends, that ikey may thereby see how raising the
wind IS carried on in Gotham. Here you have your
Yesterday nagnifico of the first water cased in SUI
perfne broadcoth, and decorated with bjouferies
than the queen of Ashantee, was placed before Mr.
Justice Lownds charged by Mr.. James Lennon with
cheating and derauding him out Of par ofboos. The
COMPLAINANT who resides No 1873 Fulton street. sta
ted that the prisoner came his store and bid him
take his measure for pair Of boots Complainant
did so-and sent them, when finished, 10 the prison.
| ers Commercial Emporium, No. 80 Buring slip,
| not doubling for a moment, from his customers
splendid attire and grandoqsent address, but that his
money would be Immediately forthcoming. Being
one day short" and considering his Buring slip
customers credit long enough, he waited upon him
for the plus ultra Of trafic-the rhino-and rece-
| we'd aput off-ihen another-aRother-an another
until he began 10 consider he should become shoeess
| in the endeavor to extract the pay for his boots
Al length he CHANGED TO them exposed for sale
at Simpsons, the pawnbroker IN Chatham street,
never having been soed by wearing This was the
end Of his hopes but not the last OF his expect
for he determined TO lose his aloL or obtain sasfac.
ton Accordingly, he caused sur Jeremy Didler 10
be arrested, and there he stood TO an wer TO the
charge.
Beng INTERCEPTED the subject the prisoner did
not deny having ordered and received the boots as
! the complainant alleged seclared his name 10 be
James II. Vose Of the Commercial Emporium No 33
Burng slip, but declined answering any further
| questions. The magistrate held James H. Vose TO
bail, which beng unable to procure he was committed
| to bridewell.