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BROADWAY THEATRE-MR 8. A. MARSHALL, PRO-
= pretori NEW n. Blake. hansser.-Fourth 5oirss Ma
sea OF the great Necromapcer Friday evening" June 49,
mr. MACALLIsTER, "ths wonder OF the age will make
ms appearance IN ths comprised under .hs
DkEAhS First Dream Over gao candles lighted with
single pistol shot the two Canares tho Orange Tree Of
raradi.e the Peacock sc Second Dream Auaiysaon Of
Col" Box &c. Dress Circle and PaIqnet 500; Family aud
CAS1LE GARDEN.-TnIRD WEEK OF THE TRI-
~ umpkantly Successful SIMMER Fetes Novel and
tracve will be added with
new and popular music during the BALL. The Dsns posi-
lively for this week only Germasa Gung Mile Lovnrney
Miss Connor Mr.. X. Rofman Mr. Willy, and Herr Stoe-
pei Second performance Of the GRAND BATTLE PIECE,
WITH double orchestra Programme for Friday Evening.
June ~ will consist of Overtures Songs 20. Immediately
AFTER the Concert the floor will be cleared for Dancing
Tickets 70 cents eaoh Noposponsment account of the
WALHaLLA, 8 CANAL STREET.-THE MANAGER
w informs the public that arrived with Company
Of beausfslly formed Ladies' and ntlemeR from Vienna
He will "Pen This Evening with Tabcux WANTS. Female
serepades and Wonderful Marble Statues-siaging aud
Dances, eto Observation-Disclosures Boxes SIX Par
qnette, ~ cents. Doors open ut o'clock.
EIREW ORKS.-FIREW ORKS-ExHlBIT PIECES
Of New and Brilliant Designs. for committees
ties At the lowest prices together with
all kinds OF reworks Fire Crackers Canton Rockets
&c. for the Trade To DO had ut the Oldest
Depot in the country. i. L. VULTEE ll6 Chatham st.
Corner Of Orange entrance I'd door in Orange street
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FLOOD In OHIo.-A tremendous fall of rain took
place in the northern townships of this county on
Friday night last. For two hours it poured down
in almost a solid mass, and without INTERN ssion.
The damage caused by it is considerable. Walnut
Greek was IA inches higher than II has been known
to be by the Oldest inhabiiant. Many bridges on
that and other small streams were washed away,
many fences destroyed, and the grain in the low
grounds was much injured. Between Baltimore
and Basil the canal bank was much injured, and we
also learn that considerable damage was done to
the mills at the former place.-Lancaster (Otio)
Gazette, June q.
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RAILROADS..

or hhE AHs s ASo ASp
has This day teen declared payable to the stsekhsaes
@ next OK s ;' % e
0eve their Dividends where their rcgssred Wit
York; at the office Ct Me.srs f Thaysr Brother in
Transfer Books be closed ten days previous to the
drst day Of August mex. 0nAs SEYMOUR. Treasurer.
NEW YoRK& nARLEE RAIL RoA D ooMPANy.-rHE
Harlem Rail Road Company as the rate Of esht per cent
ROW. S cn s s s sr @ e.. br s asy % S
The transfer hooks Of the preferred will be
81 day June An "a 'f Sh ss%s A
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD BoNDS.--NOTIcE IS
ss Of ha s ssss the as ps &
s ar % & Of CO. sna & FS
February and Is. Of august convertible the stock tho
OATS. 1'' ''A''
The said issue being Of the Of with tho
thorized by law for which mortgage of the whole work
and Which may hereafter be and a asanpsS has
nsS a" ana recorded and under which tho sum
Sealed PROPOSALS. directed to the Treasurer Of COMBS
one for in July and n.
s y sr.s Ss i ss q n hs sS the
deeided on on the I'd July
BE- WITH i'I thu
sufficient amounts are applied for in that way make 1t
offers viii accepted a. less than for snod.
interest, to those preferring Them
difference.
commission Of cent will be allowed to brokers
making proposals which
$1,000
Tie parties who purchased the bonds the
S64l 600 issued entitled the
of the offered calling the oce Of the
Company and the bonds will be susd in conformity
to the terms of tho pre- empon receipts held by them
Proposals will also be above the whole,
part further remaining Of the S3O0O0OO,
authorised by law TO be engaged
10 be taken and paid for at the rate of SV
rencing with the month of Sepepber and persons holding
emption receipts will be duly offered their
privilege any sums engaged.
JNO. NJ. HOPKINS, Treasurer.
N B-Copies Of the mortgage be had application At
the office
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One Weeks News.

A complete compendium Of the history Of the world
tor one week will be found in morrow's Weekly
Herald, to be issued at O'Clock Am. Among other
Interesting matter will contain the foreign news by
tho niberna, the recent golden intelligence, &C.
Price A 4 pence
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Charge Of Grand Larceny officer Mcclure Of the
4th ward, arrested yesterday tive young by sthe
charge OF robbng James Minahan of 1897 in god half
eagles and soveregns, under the following
ces sworn to by the com planant 1t appears that
Minahan took lodging with Hidden, who keeps an
engrant boarding house No. 66 Cherry street. aud
during Wednesday evening, about IL O'Clock, the
complainant retiring to bed, Rogers said to him,
" II you have any money about you, you had better
leave 1t witt rs the room you sleep in will be
pied by others rs wVl ss yourself" Nliuahan then
took from his pocket $500 in gold and laid the
q chair and began to count IL Hadden then came in
and picked up the money from the chair aud put it
the counter. The complainant then continued to
count when MADDEN interrupted them by seizng
handful OF the gold and throwing it into small tub Of
water behind the counter, used for washing tumbers
Some dissatisfaction then between them, and
MADDEN took the balance of the gold threw it
compliments cap, saying, that was all Nina
han became alarmed ut the conduct Of the
"cused, bat tsok the money returned to him,
and went up stairs to bed but did not sleep;
manned sitting the bsd with the money in
his hands until daylight, when he left tho house aud
went directly to the Fourth ward police station house,
and disclosed the treatment he had received the night
previous. and the money in his possession counted
and found to be 1927 short which Is the amount al
legged to have been stolen by Hsddeu ut the time he
pretended to throw the money in the tub Of water.
The accused parties taken before Justice Lothrop
sum OF $500, and( Rogers in 81 OOo in default Of
which they were both committed to prison.
Theft cf JeweIry. Some bsd thief yesterday, duping
the day time, entered the swelling house. cOrnor Of
Grand and Sullivan street and from Of the upper
rooms stole gold watch and chain, bracelet, to-
gether with valuable articles valued in oil ut $780, the
property Of Miss b. Cohen, No arrest.
.9,rest Suspicion Officer HOrrigan. Of the lower
police, arrested yesterday, young woman by name
OF Ann Leonard servant IN the employ of Mrs Reed,
NO Al Barclay street, suspicion Of stealing
diamond ring and a valuable cloak, valued in all at
$50. Justice Lothrop committed him to prison for
further hearing.
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A COMPLETE PRACTICAL WORK or THE NATURE

A COMPLETE PkA'TICAL WORK On TIE NATURE
"A and treatment ~ Venerea Diseases and all other aec
toss Of e pnito urinary Of the male and female
Quarto illustrated by seat number " beautifully colored
Plates and many finely executed delineatons wood
90. 3, II. BosTwIcH, NJ; D. Price sio "a edition, Ex-
tract from the Boston Mdcsl and Surgical Journa"It
s illustrated BY extraordinary specimens u eoored 1.-the
graphy, uuang copper c1nvnrs the dccaoy OF theiH
FINISH aud IL striking evidence Of the
Of who to possess unconquorsbe
ers thst will enable him leave his foot prints in society
so hat he will bs spoken Of when the memorials Of him
only be found In tho libraries Of those who know
tempting minute comparison Of this venercal Guide with
publications. the family Of diseases
be said fssre sly that this decidedly
cation. equal TO VI them The plates in Actions rrca
tise equal to these BY contracting Volumes
both the and the o giving Instruction.
humble estimation should lie accorded the New York
press Dr. ost~ink has done tho profession good SERVICE
and nothing this able work from being spread
the land the fact Dcthor be denied conceal
3D. that he has produced thorough dgescd systemic
tic treatise which far anything OF the Kind
this branch ~ practice heretofore attempted in the
sry ircinrer Dseases Of the USnary Organs Author
ofs 1reatc tho Nature and rroatmen of
or seminal Diseases resulting from self abuse inpotenoy
and other kindred affections 25l pages - plates third ed
ton, price ST. Author Of entitled Hints Youne
Ply sioant Author Of Tho Family Physican; and AT
tsndng rhJ sesn and Surgeon New York Medical
Surgical institute, 70 Chambers street-rernoved to
Broadway For sale at the publishers Srnrer Town
esnd, ~ Broadway and Of the author. M Broadway TIE
usual monthly reports ~ this ns tuition,
cured, will not be published for the present
HOMER BOSTWICK. n. ID.
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sDVERTISEMENTS aRNRWRD EVERY car.
sfsslxIlNls.

sfsEHTRNu.
GREAT AND UNPARALl ELED SPORr-TuE GREAT
~ Foot Race of eleven miles in the hour will take
tho Union Course Long island Friday June 10Th
the Anteiope Curren the American Runner North Star
from Canada Smoke, the Indian Steeprock W. Daven
port and John Cross have entered for the above train
to tho They will return the city nmsdi
ately after the race. NJ d. GREENS Z. Proprietor.
To the Stand 50 cents part of the Course Is cents
Immediately after the race bet of 900 will be made
that will psk nifty stones at yard apart in IL
minutes.
ENTREviLLE COURSE TROTrING.-THE FOUR
~ crack harness Of tho world will together
Monday July "a at ga o'clock p NJ for Purse of $3.50
mile heats hest three hvc in harness John Case enters
b. ~ Lady Moscow; D. Bryant IN Lady Suffolk; H.
Jones enters pehami o. bimici b. Jack Ros
SITTER The will leave the South Ferry Brooklyn at II
NJ and r. NJ returning after the sport is The Wash
ington Brass Band will be in attendance this OCCASION
JOEL CONKLtN Proprieter.
A SPLENDID FORTUNE FOR ElO OR f6-Britannia
"A Sporting Portrait Club 20 George street. Plymouth Erg
will be series Of engraved Portraits of all horses
tered for the Great Donesser ST. Leger Race of lS9 The
distribution will be conducted upon the and
honorable principles those which the recent
Derby The different classes Of Portraits
designated thus First ClassSecond de-third do. Each
will be entitled Portrait Should it
holder tho particularsd below 1000 Members
each series First Class Members E0Second do. E6Thrd
To the Member who may hold tho Portrait Of the
=. Winning Horse "a Srse Sd Morss Each starting
81 81 e class, 9 s.oSS S'S SS i' 40 70 70
The above he paid In full the winners
Immediate application FOR the Memberships
Drafts &c made payable to the secy JAMES Esq.
IA member can have shares in either Of
the different CLASSES Receipts will bo duly aud
numbers Full particulars the Race
Will be forwarded to distant Subscribers.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCUksI0Ns TO THE FISHING BANKS Ev cry
- Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday Friday and
sunday commencing Tuesday June 18th The steamer Buf
fao w run as above leaving foot of Robinson o'clock
A. NJ Hammond, 50. Canal s5S. catharine. o, Pier No.
Wa NJ Refreshments bait. and fishing tackle provided
on board. Fare rs oents each way.
STEAMER TRAVELLER, FOR PHILADELPHIA AND
~ cape May-Ths splendd and fat steamer will leave
Ter no East river for Philadelphia, Friday, 2Jth
inst AZ Oh O'Clock, 7 NJ Fare Philadopha ST.
May ST. from Cape May to Philadelphia 81 Meals extra
For nrher iniormston inquire Of the captain, board
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SCELLAN HcOila.

r DAN OF s9oo.ooo-THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
Council Of said bly, passed Nay
nd S wafer to sscss Rs % .s
Sr 81 the year one thousand eight hundred and forty
O'clock at noon ftst day and to be opened until that
;n, stock S srap,srs1s certificates Of shares
bearing at five per cent per sauum payable QUAR-
tsry from the 2th day Of July The principal be
eight and The proposals. pos b
Will 'n' sr but
the said stock Payments of principal and premium for any
'y TIE PS S Of e ass
The c Of New & Of Wasr saS Of
the City Of New York year one thousand eight hun
given spis o ri To The
are on Of the and Of The
Wacrsto Of the City of New York f the year isls
the an CITY Of c at 70 s' a ssssp
paid each Ono ia
said stock also the ADDRESS of the party making tho
's ss%s rina
Comptrolert once City OF New York. lupe ~. 1919
K ENJOY .Nc-FRENCH MECHANICAL LAMp'. FOR
~ merly 81 Broadway, AS Broadway Canal st
s%r' silk s ss. OIL as Inn.
pensions, Bra okets Stands H. DARDUNvILLE.
my GOODS PACKING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- es of Dry Goods to California and other distant pots
rry packed The underlined are to put in bales
nFS all Dry Gods and
cent to til. shippers Water proof packs up land
md So ssFsss
| Co. awrence 1rimble Co.; f. Cottcnet Ga.
EIhE ARMS! FIRE ARMS,-TEIALs ALLOwED-A
fresh supply Of aud second hand Double Guns
airl fdj Also Double and Single Rifles Fowling Piece
&c Some superior, at odcrate prices and variety
Ioubs and Single Pistols Guns &c., bought taken in
change. f. WALLER'S
Store and Shooting Gallery 600 ong) Broadway
. A RARE CHANCE FOR DEALERS IN FIREWORKS
"A James NJ. Miller Co. will te their auction room,
30 m s,anr at lZt',l
the entire stock of dealer declining business Tho
Fin. Scroll aud Triangle Wheels Beny.la Lights do,
Por Fires &c. all of which will be sold in lots
chssers without reserve Catalogues will be ready tho
morning of sale
- OMAN CEMENT, OF THE BkST QUALITY, NOW
~ nndh from ship Hendrick Hudson from London made
bv BDgsley Mail Co., and superior to thing the
kind manufactured in England. For sale by
q. +. SNOW, 100 Water street. ". Y.
A CHANCE WHICH SELDOM OF TERS.-w. s. COHEN,
IA Pnwnhroker, No. 10 9th avenue, will discontinue
taking in pledges from the Of July person DESTROYS
10 commenc, pawnlrot er business will find this great
portunity TO take the above establishment with without
stock For further Information apply above No. 25
| New street
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PUBLICATIONS.

JUDITH BENsADDl. A STORY OF THE HEART.-A
splendid story ny the above title
Yankee Blade of th week For sale periodical depots
Geo DEXTER Il CO., 43 Anu st., General gents.
YNoTRAVELLFRS AN" ENlGRANTS.-AT TANNERS
Nap establishment, No. 6 Fulton street, up
be had Travelling Maps and Guide Books y part Of the
country Also large Maps of TIC World Europe ASIA Afri
Ca North and South America, United States, &c. so.
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I,OR cAIJroRNIA. VIA HAVANA. NEW OnI.yAys

EoR SAN FkANCISCO, CALIrOkNIA.-TO SAIL
ahout st July the hrst class superior fast sailing shin
1CEES VlCTORlA Capt WiIdes T. Thompson. having the
oa,s part OF her cargo ensasod. Win sail abos Isl July
tse IN remarkably fast alng ship and has superior
ooomrocdsticns for psaergrrr Fur fr.sA or passage
Soy on board. at PIER No q v -r.h River or 70
IN u. FOW6GR - West n
:. W tI.Wttif.S 20 ~ eS~s q
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ID ARNUMs AMERICAN xusruwp n RApvuu

RARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM-P. T. BARNUM
M"nager and Proprietor; Greenwood, jr, Assistant
MAnsSer splendid performances every afternoon at
AND every o'clock One week Of the ces
Gisnte the most tremendous specimens Of in
existence Great Western tho Yankee Comedian, s also
engaged Tor another week Last of Whites celebrated
And popular band of Ethiopian seeader the best
Ncgr" Mhstrels in the United States Also engaged Mise
Barton, Miss Stanhope Miss West Mr. Chapman, Mr. Con-
land VI, Clarke Re- 30 Wa, Scripture stauary va.
Madam Rockwell tho Fortune TELLER Admission TO the
whole &C.; children under ten years. i21c.
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smsrsus collection Of Daguerrootpycs Of insnshed
recently the capaby Brady superior like
Of the ato President Polk Which have boon
nonnced aris ~ DO in tuthfunsss and cseou-
ton, and he vites the pabo examine thc At has
-26 and AH Broadway corner Of Fulton street.
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froR CALIFORNIA --rAsSAGK rICkEr ~ rIf
.uly steamer fr0n Panams tr San tf,no,scx fr s,e
Apply to kD. SUTTON. ~ WAY stre,,
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CTsNrr ne y ~ ~ nv M ~ w,
~ Benefit Of Mr. c. Burke-Friday evening. June ~ will
10 net.d JoSEf THE sPARrAN-Joseyt tho spartan. Mr..
hAndepho N,ss hestayer Nanny. Miss Niles 10 be
Followed BY LADY AND THE pEvII1-Wildlove, Mr. Jor-
dam Jeremy, Mr. W. Chapman; Zephyrina Mis-, c. Chan
man 10 conclude with the rams of THREE YEARS AFTER
Moee Mr. Chapfrau; Capt. Tobn, Nv q. Burke Charles
MI HELD; Liley Miss Mestayer Isabella Meadows
mrs Mclean Bexes, cents; Pit l21s cents Doors open
~ quarter past curtain rises before eight o'clock
NJ ECHANIC's HALL, No. az BROADWAY BETWEEN
n NJ GRAND and Broeme streets-OPEN EVERY EVENING
the original aud we'll known CHR1STY'S MINSrRELS-
ossniled s2 the Oldest company the world
the nrst TO harnouize melodies and
present popular style Of Ethiopian Entertainments whose
IN this city during the past three years. In
evidence OF their superior merit and
The Company consists performers under direction
OF E. p Cbrsy Doors open at seven Concert commsnaes
eight or -'
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Hats" MIR. Caadis, my dear, II you

would avoid any lectures, Rocky Maintain Sill
Beaver made BY Knox rs Fulton street. We have not
the least doubt that good wife this 20 her hus
band The made by KNOX great
n various
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The rlumbe National Daguerrean
Tho Rachelisu Diamond rOinted

1sryStrangers and .thsrs ud noe fail to vis IL
one the attractive places in the city
visit Without meeting familiar
from1
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W BroadwsyWe refer readers to another column
soc What the Boston Medical Journa (the ars o.rnsi Of
the kind In the United States about his great work.
staining upwards Of 20 splendid Plates, headed Com
pleW Practical Work tho Mature snd Treatment OF
doctor behind the tmes he did Of THE
s9fsAt work. Second edition inst rrtIiah.d.
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IN REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE APPRE-
Wv henion Of Man, Woman and Child, ~ho left New
York or about the 18th Of juno S49 about
five ct seven inches high middlng fair
face and hands. large the Of his
thirty five his Felix Cassidav hut goss
BY the name Of George sh.ldon he
her neck caused by scrofn the first finger
Of her hands has the nail growing the end and
has mole her cheek. The child SIX ye ,rs old
delicate complexion and has lost two of the upper
teeth. Any information Of them be sent r.
o2 Gem street. New Y~k Eastern and Western
n CGp
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Pens Sold Y. ~ Fulton street
wsrransd to give perfect satisfaction j. r. s. has
tensvs Of hno Watches OF tho mott
which he invites the attention Of purchasr
watches and Gold Pens repaired
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rhe r.,. prc.Ideut PoiL-Among the mn

te, 10 ,uit No 36 Bros Price 50 psr
barrel per gallon Orders received In the
eure store, or In the laboratory, centre basement
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RE WARDS.

NN7NNNNNNNjNNNNNNN0NN,N
RkEAST PIN LOST.-GOLD, CHASED, AMI
- Inaid with Hair II was lott sometime between Wed
nesduy and midnight in either the Second
wards is esteemed beyond its intrinsic value and the
will literally reward the finder Inquire the desk
Herald Coun Room.
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AK. KALPH, AUTHOK OF THE "PKACTICAL FRI
vae Treatise &C. IS Greenwich strset-Ofhos hours
to IL A. M NJ Sundays excepted )Those who APP
Ply in the early stages vial DO surprised rapdy and
little attending their II chiefly how
those Who have suffered from certain class Of people,
who properly appreciate his services IN structure from
It's incipsn advanced distressing
stagee from uncommon advantages and very extensive
he afford rapid and radical which,
he has grounds for stating he obtasusd from other
source in America.
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Of InO LOST-A SMALL RED POCKET BOOK,
RfOO. containing $500. The above lost Monday
last coming from hcksville L: L. on the Lsng Island
Railroad Cars and South Ferry and from thence to the Park
in Of the Dry Book omnibuses. The money in
bills vI-Two Of 500 each city banFs roool
lected ten SO bills the Mechanics Bank Of New Haven
and $40 IN small bills different banks reward Of $50
will be paid to finding the and leaving
this Office.
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Il OST-Ok THE 18th INST A MOROCCO CASE CON-
II tanning udy's Gold Guard Chain with gentlem
Miniature at ached also dark lava Brcatpn supposed in
of the Fultoa ferry The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving the at 30 cottages
Twenty fourth street between Ninth and Tenth
No. 100 Water street, near Wall.
COX REV AR D--LOST. ON WEDNESDAY, THE
~ 9th. at the New Haven Railroad Canal street, a
Pocket Book tanning Three Fifty Dollar Bills Bank
OF Geneva N and notes and papers The above
sum will be paid returning the Charles A. Lee
52S hudson
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MEDICAL.

nR. POWELL, OCULIST. AURIST, sc, ATTENDS AS
- usual TO diseases Of the Eye and Ear at Warren
where be had pamphlet gratis describing his mode
q treating the affections q those delicate Also the
Sd edition Of his popular TREATISE the Eye Price 30
Attihcia Ewes inserted.
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sportinS Intelligence.

IYrror Cor.sx H. : Txorr,x. Thu Silver Plata
a., 800 =. a.,
SesAs, 'ose'ner VII" =" "Siuo Oh" oi s'oo '"o "''e
heats to $50 lib wagons for yesterday after
noon The plate WAS large massive all YER pitcher
"a, NJ, a. a.,
euPo'"'J einoe'isneu. ING horses IN 'no ss~Ao "ero
b. g Honest Jobn,g IN. Lady Emma. aud &. Sea Gull
The owners of the horses were the drivers ON thu
L., -. -, - A., .o-,. -. a., a.,
1t ten to eight
FIR. Hen, So. (;u,, won ,be ns,s + adv Emma IN.
second niacs Uonast Iohp IN the ouisda NAV
stsrtsd we'll Emma took the lead round the
tnrr clossv fpo-.a hv nh. ha hor.a. "a. Cn h,aEs
gp and fell of The bsy horse passed L adv emma be-
tween the dl swgate and mole and led to that
wards broke nm and Emma went in front Of him Sea
<,,', ar nr siv,v .ra 49, ~. go. "a. 800. IA
10 The h.,f m,a no, In OF ,hnnt .rg,h !, front nm
held the lead NV lsngt un,i he nxsssi thu stand
Time, 256-Sea Gull hundred yards behind. Leav-
ing the judges stand the next mile the driver Of
the bay horse pulled him II to stop him for mo-
mont. giving Emma opportunity Of leading the van
to the next quarter by two lengths On the back
Stretch the close between the mare
and the bay horse but he passed her before reaching
the half Lady Emma here east shoe aud broke up
twice, falling off two three lengths Honest John
came steadily home beating Emma about nfty yards
Sea Gull just saved being distanced Time OF the last
mile 2:57 and of the heat $40
second ifeat.Laoy Ehma 1ook tue ead at the start,
$no neto ~ near .ne quarter pore "nere he Day
morse went 10 iiont-srs Gun Two lengths behind
Time 40 SECONDS On the back stretch, Emma broke
up ana STA run PASSED h'r Tue DAY III the meantime
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LNOk SALE-AN EXCELLENT GREY MARE. SEVEN
yoart old fast In harness and under tho saddle o
.ooh of Rlmack AID Bollfonbder tho Is beautiful
sbspe. and Of good has blemisn
sound IN every particular Is Tor sale III consequence
death OF her ~ For fur her particular inquire
~ Habbtrtons iced store. OF Court and Fulton
streets. Brootlyn, \.