davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19

The KENTUCKY ELECTION. The re.
suit of the election in Kentucky on
Monday last, is a striking illustration of
what may be accomplished even in the
strougholds OF democracy" by united
and persistent effort, unexceptionable
candidates aud correct principles. and
denotes unmistakably that the policy OF
the Republican party is and must become
popular with the masses when presented
in its proper light, even among the
"Bourbous." The democracy" have
carried the State, il is true-no other re-
salt could have been expected even by
the most sanguine--but when we recol-
lect that the coPperhead majority in
1868, at the Pr, sidential election, Of over
10000, has been reduced TO 10000, and
perhaps less, the contest may be consid-
cred Republican victory, as it indicates
that even this stronghold Of lattcr-day
Democracy may soon enter the grand
galaxy of Republican States, redeemed
rcgcnerated and disenthraled, and, may
hap, march proudly with Ohio and Mas
sachusetts TO a triumphant victory il
1872
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19

THE BIGGEsT RoBBERy ON RGcoRD,-
On the 3lst day of December, 1869, the
debt of New York city was $34, ,407, ,047.
This debt was mostly created by exigen-
cies caused by the late war, such as rails
ing. bounty, funds, etc. 1t would natu-
rally be supposed, when those exigencies
ceased to exist, that the debt would be
reduced, at least not be increased. In
stead Of such state OF things, the debt
of that swindled city has reached the
huge sum of S5i ,ls6, an Increase in
the short space OF twenty-eight months
of $50, 81, ,lSo Now the question is,
what has become of this vast sum-a
sum nearly equal to the entire national
debt previous to the WARP There has
been no extra outlay such as the wal
cTeated-nothiug but the regular every
year expenses necessary to keep th'
machinery of the city government going
aud which the regular tax receipt, ex
orbitant as i: is, amounting TO $4,000,
900 annually, would more than meet.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19

LIST OF PATENTS issued from the United
States Patent Office to Ohio inventors, for the
week ending August &, II, and cash bearing
that date, furnished this paper BY Cox &
Cox Solicitors Of Patents, Wasdug,on, d. C.
Wash boiler Isaac Atycu, North Fairfield
Portable building, Francis NJ. Balm, Delaware
Pharmaceutical still, steam and water bath,
Ralph p. Buckland, Jr and Gustavus A.
Gcssncr, Fremont.
Steering apparatus for road steamers, Geo
w Fits, OOCrlin.
Rubber block tire for traction wheels, same
inventors.
Sap spout Weller S. Gilmore Chester.
Ice elevator, John J. Newman, Middlctown
Brick machine, VIM G.. White, Bedford.
Clothes dricr, Malcolm IL. Wood, Carlisle
Cutter head, Johnston V. Woolsev, San
dusky.
Wheel hub. same inventor.
Metallic roofing, VIM s. Belt, Cincinnati
Device to prevent hogs from roofing, Daniel
p. Hef1ebower, Champaign County.
Still for beer, Chas. b. Jarvis and James W..
'GOH, Cincinnati
Drilling machine, John Lehman, Cincinnati.
Com planter Chas. T. Merry and Marlin "A.
Dunton, Norwalk.
Hay rake, Geo. hoffman. DceTtieId.
Lever press, Josiah Outland, GAINESVILLE.
Flour bolt John Crawford Smith, Zanesfipld.
Ratler hook, John Newton Bebout, Oberin.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19

In view Of the late riot and the recent exhi-
bition Of the finan cial government of the city
of New York, it is cooling TO read in dog
days, paragraph like the following FROM the
TaJIct, Roman Catholic organ
Owe can only say that il the Republic
is TO be saved, it will be through the
spread and salutary influence Of Catho-
iicity. TIE only city in the Union in
which Catholics approach a majority, or
in which they have any marked political
influence, is this city Of N. Y. and this
city, considering it is a greal commercial
city, and one of the great marts Of tie
world, with polyglot population, is
upon the whole tie most n.oj'W, orderly
and economically governed city in Mc
IDiOD
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19

Hon. Alex. ii. Stephens says that his
political faith is ''lhat the people OF the
United States at the polls shall refuse to
vote fer any man for any Office high or
low, State or Federal, who holds the
doctrine that the Constitution OF the
United States has been, or can be, right
fully or yalidly amended by gross uSur'
patton and acknowledged fraud, per.
tidy and violence This pronunciamento,
as he explains, is aimed against the FIT
teenth Amendment, to which be would
have both Houses of Congress, when a
majority thereof shalt be elected on q
sound constitutional basis, pay not the
slightest attention. Mr. Stevens is an
able man, but his ability is not equal to
rolling a revolution backward.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19

According to the terms Of the Money
Order Treaty each government may fix
the rates of commission upon orders for
its own territory, each country paying
to the other one per cent. on the total
amonnt of orders. The offices of ex-
change arc to be in London and New
York in England El0, and in this
country $50 in currency, will be the
maximum for single orders. Orders not
cashed within twelve months will be-
come void, the sums received ACQUIRING
to the country whence they were sent.
The pound stcrliug will b, reckoned as
equivalent to sLsG in gold coin of the
United States.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19

At the meeting OF the Board Of Directors of
the Geneva Tool Company, on Thursday eve
ming, August 10th, Mcssrs. Charles Tinker, N.
S. Caswell, j. l.. Morgan, r. o. Rotc, II. b.
Stephens, A. ID. Myers, and w. p. Spencer ap-
peared and were duly qualified to serve as
Directors the ensning year. The Board then
proceeded to an organization by clecting
Charles Tinker President, o. B. Clark, Sccre-
tary, j. l.. Morgan, Treasurer, a. d. Myers,
Superintendent.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19

Among the plans for reforming the
civil service, and especially for reducing
the power OF patronage now possessed
by Congressman, is one which merits
consideration. 1t is proposed by Mr..
Medill of the cyil-seryice commission,
and refers TO the selection Of postmastels,
except :hose for the larger cities. There
are $1,000 postmasters, and Mir. MedlIl
proposes that at least 30,SOO Of them
shall be appointed by the President for
five years, on an Endorsement by ma-
jority OF the people Of their respective
postohice districts. Besides removing
the local post-ofices from congressional
control, this plan would permit the peo-
pie to free themselves from incompetent
post-masters. The power Of removal
would not be taken away, and neither
the government nor the people would be
subjected to the trouble, expense and eX-
element Of holding elections.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19
Re-0rgarizing the Atlantic & Great
Western.

Nothing in recent railway matters has
been watched for with greater interest
than the plans Of the new managers who
have recently come into possession of
the Atlantic & Great Western Railroad.
The purchase of that property was made
in direct, business-like manner, which
indicated that the purchasers understood
the case thoroughly, and were prepared
to meet all difficulties promptly and
with definite purpose. Their plans are
now announced, and arc IN substance as
follows:
The new organization will be known
as the Atlantic q Great Western Rail-
road Company, the English term "rail-
way" being dropped in favor of the
more strictly American phrase. The
management is to be vested in board
of nine directors, three of whom will be
chosen each year. Gen. Geo. Il. McClel.
Ian is to be elected President of the Com
pany for term not less than three years
The proposed capital will include &c.,
500, 900 of the first mortgage bonds, ST.
100000 of second mortgage, and S24,-
$4,000 of third mortgage bonds, bear
ing seven per cent. interest in gold. Be-
sides this, there will be SO, ,944,6 ,655 ofpre-
ierred shares, and $1,621,744 in ordinary
stock.
The holders of the first mortgage
bonds of the old Company will be paid
for their principal and interest now due,
in the first mortgage bonds OF the new
Company, aud the holders Of all the see
ond mortgages will be paid in the sec
mortgage bonds Of the new Compa-
NY. The holders of the certificates OF
debenture OF 1864 and 1868 will receive
in exchange for their certificates one
fourth of their face in new first mortgage
bonds, one-fourth in second, one-fourth
in third mortgage, and the remaining
| fourth in ordinary shares. The amount
of these debenture certificates is $27,-
| 100000 and their withdrawal upon the
terms above stated was the most import
ant difficulty that lay in the path OF tive
Company. What may be The future pol
icy OF the Company with regard to new
connections, reduction OF gauge, ETC.,
has not yet been announced. 1t is evi-
dent, however, that vigorous, liberal
| policy has been determined on, and with
this much assured, we may confidently
await further results CieUe Leader.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19

A GROUND SWELL. The election in
North Carolina on Thursday, August 8,
resulted in the rejection of the new con-
stitution by about ten thousaudmajority.
This is straight-out Republican victory,
as party lines were closely drawn, aud
the question hotly contested on both
sides, The State went democratic" by
large majority in 1870.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19

Col John NJ, Connel of Lancaster, has
written another seathiog letter in reference to
tho fraud ct the Democracy in giving Nc
Cook the nomination instead of Ewing, to
whom 1t rightfuIly belonged. The tally sheets
Of the convention, at which the fraud was
perpetrated, are demanded at the hands Of its
officers. Connel means to make it hot for The
swinllcrs
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH
HTABULA. OHIO.
Saturday Morning, Aug, 10th, 1871,
Republican State Ticket,

roR GOVERNOR,
Edward +. Noyes, Of Hamilton.
LEuTEYANT GOVERNOR,
Jacob Mueller, Of Cuyahoga.
suPRENE JUDGE,
william H. West. Of Logan.
TREASURES,
Isaac n. Welcb, Of Belmont.
AUDITon,
James williams, of Franklin.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
Frank u. Pond, OF Morgan.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
Thonaas- w. Harvey, Of Lake.
cLEnK or THE SUPREME COURT,
Redney Foos, of Clinton.
mENBER BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
:. n. Hosmer. of Musklngum.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19

A London dispatch brings an account OF au
appalling calamity reported 10 have occurred
In the Malay archipelago, by which the small
island OF Tagolanda was temporarily engulf-
ed In tidal wave. No dates are given, but il
is very likely the disturbance was part Of tho
conyulsion of May !, when earthquake, hurri-
cane and volcanic erupIions afflicted the Phil
ipine islands. The island Of Tagolaada II
lust north Of the Celebes. The details Of thiI
last catastrophe are horrible enough, rnor'
than four Numbered lives being lost 1t is said
Rgt the story may have been exaggerated.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19

Gail Hamilton aflirms "as the most
painful and unexpected result OF my
own observation, that the grossest vio-
lalions Of courtesy, modesty, delicacy and
decency attributable to correspondents,
have been perpetrsisi by women"
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19
Republican County Ticket.

Republican County Ticket
ron REPRESENTATIVES,,
w. II. ROWLAND.
COUNTY AUDITOR,
w. H. CROWELL-
TREASURER,
s. T. FULLER.
SHERIFF,
CAPT. "a. w. STILES.
RECORDER,
THURMAN REEVES.
PsosEcuTiNG ATTORNEY,
EDWARD c. WADE.
DIRECTOR OF INFIRNARY,
BRILIP DOEL.
SURVEYOR,
w. w. HOPKINS.
CORONER,
l.. w. PECW.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-08-19

The roll Of Republican trumphs for the
current year is rapidly increasing. The re-
suit In North Carolina is n success which Is as
as gratifying in It's presen, results as it it sig
nihcant of future advantages, The rebel plan
for Constitutional Convention is utterly de-
Geated Ten thousand popular majority
against il in the State shows that the people
| of North Carolina have no inclination TO fol-
low Democratic leaders tho second time into
revolution, and perhaps rebellion against the
national government The efforts of the Dem
ocratic party in that State were as irregular,
unlawful and revolutionary as the steps which
eliminated In secession. The result is the
gratifying expression Of the popular sentiment
OF that State, which Ia loyal 10 the Union and
the law, Whatever pnllticaI opinions may pre-
vail among Its inhabitants. The consumma.
ton will check, 1t is probable, any similar de-
signs which may be contemplated in other
elAtee,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-30
AwUSENENTs.

ADJUSTMENTS.
RoorHs THEATRE.
After Dv 1pa VII ss
S''''ps''s'' grand ' %isTEk 3 y r &
Mr. LAwRESGE BARRETT
:. Mr. SSS SksSirH
son. Rosene, Owens, Brennan, Deuel. Mesdamcs Molten
haner, fateman, Wells Young selden and others In the
Seats secured elk DAYS in advance theatre at its
branch ticket Office, at Dtson Co.'s music stoe I'll Broad
N B.-carriaees may be ordered at 1910
RooTH's THEATRE. ,..u
wINTE rs, TALE
ON SATURDAY atty O'Clock.
LIMA rDwIS's T H1sA WEEK
E E :ss$$$$$$ss:
rrEEvSk:
MR.. GEORGE CLARKE.
supported by the
Following '' GEORGE s1s so y FAC
Ni AzS 81 s gxETS,
f. +. TAYLOR, &C., 6c.,
MISS Mss Miss LILLE Innhk LDRrDGN.
Mrs. u. 4. BONlFACE, &C.. &C.,
will appear
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND SATURDAY.
ON MONDAY, MAY 8,
will be produced
and beautiful comedy, in three acts, entitled
RANK,
which occasion
Miss LIMA kDWIN
will make her reappearance.
w GODS MUSEUM
w GRAND GALA WEEK.
AFTERNOON AT g. EVENING AT g.
AFTERNOON AT EVENING AT s.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
TUESDAY EVENING MAY @
BENEFIT OF Mr.. JAMES NJ. WARD,
on which occasion the beautiful Irish drama,
THE COLLEEN BAWN,
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 5,
BENEFIT OF w. b. CAHILL
On exhibition LITTLE LULU aged thirteen and Is inches
high and ROB ROY MAGREGGOk, JR the Scottish Abno.
MONDAY, MAY 8,
the versatile comedian and German character actor
MR.. JOSEPH MURPHY,
in Fred. G. Maeder's three-act drama of
HELP.
SUNDAY EVENING APRIL 80 third lecture by the cham
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.
Subject:-POLITICAL ISSUES OF THE DAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-30
ADJUSTMENTS.
"ALLACK'S.

--~---s
w MONDAY, MAYl
UNTIL H's s #Ha F $is& Fstlor.
by tn. e osias wa.e
oS NJ o SSa SnAFsa is
Curran, Mrs Clara JENNINGS, Mrs. Thomas Barry, Mis-
s of'Sp MATINEE R.S On T sATJk a ,n Nays
Due notice win Be- sg syfs e g EP FSSsfon
now playing with great success in London.
GLOBE THEATRE gao p.,
The GREATEST ATTRACTION yet offered.
perfect ay ", AZ, . Of talent
Grand 'es M9 sS 81 n, IA MsH r. 'av0rs''
Mr.. JOHN HART,
Mr. Mr. ADD s sYYMMAS,
Master Master s sAssKY,
NJ. sam sam E klckEY.
First appearance s ST NJ s sSs1I f. s'
and his beautiful s FIX Ts sv As a .Ha
''' charming SssIE s syDsSWw
M sss'G SI1nl sSMsns,
MISS ALICE soMEks:
FULLER and HUGHES.
FULLER and HUGHES.
the great Double Song and Dance Man. in entirely
oUlLLER and GoobRicH. 49,
the apove Iavores Will appear IN copJunction Win o
already double company,
nrckEY.H 4 aSsrt kTsAs sub bABSEy sonrns
FULLER, HUGHES and nlty others,
MAr1sEEs wEb u s6x EI aHa saTUaDAY.
IRAND OPERA HOUSE
VI MONDAY-LA PERICHOLE
AIMEE La Perichole. GAUsINS as Piquillo.
TUEsDAY-LA GRANDE DuCHESSE.
A'AFS 4 S2ET y;; aA3f72 RIsA''''
- AIMEE as Mephisto. tfirst time
PERSINI Marguerite. GAUSINS AZ Faust
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BILL FOR BENEFIT OF
HENRY C. PA5k. -
BARRIE gLEUE. SKETCHES IN INDIA.
AIMEE GAUSINS, with entire opera troupe; PEKsINI
In gems, and following distinguished artists
who have generously volunteered
HowITr M. HARRY JACKSON !by organisation Of Messrs
A. Roir Esq., Mi. H. POPE, also Mir. IA. c. PAGE this
first appearance the New York stage.
FRIDAY, SATURDAY AN ID SATu RDAY MATINEE,
LIE PETIT FAUST.
THE GREAT Is ALLET TROUPE
APPEAR EVERY NIGHT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GRAND CONCERT
by JAMES FISK Jr.'s famous NINTH REGIMENT BAND,
assisted by MILE AIMEE, Miss NULLY PERKS and Mr.. j.
LEVY. the distinguished Cornet Performer.
Seats secured A. M. till +. NJ. at the Box Once,
also Schrmers 7Ul Broadway and Erie railroad Ticket
Office, TWenv-third and Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-30
YORK SUNDAY APRIL 80 lsn-QUADRUpLE SHEET
sALrs AT AUCTION,


sALrs AT AUCTION,
ExEcuToR's SALE AT AUCTION, MAY is, OF 30
Plots OF two TO siI acres.
:. wrs-,,,,,. A. W BRADFoRD.
Of New H.xs ,h AZ 10Y
Ioad which but 10 minutes walk from station by avenues
ouss, vii Be sold on the grounds on s'A''''
sold win be worth Ss,doo
%ap
r p TRAvER, AUcrIoNEER, WILL SELL ON MON
e. day iO O'Clock, sss Grand street. contents
Of e.F sqssrs large Gora
Gas Fixtures Cigar Besss. large lot Lcai and smospg
eysa Immediately after sale, as the building is 70 be
JACOB BoGARr AucT1oNEER
- saesrooms No. North William ssreet and 2l0 William
their properly for convenience Of sale to his large
mssas ~ Gs 80 ss s ua
suss ss soos. ' s Yn 70 of May without charge
s. s''s' va '''' Ws si%sa s,,o NAYS,
81 10Y o'clock, at the suction room No North william st.,
a large assortment Of
go Household Furniture,
MIRRORS, fsror Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture.
T6ssPn ilEnEAAsA co-NoxpAy, MAY ,,ATioA:
81 NJ, mortgage sale, the 203 Atlantic street, near
Court Brooklyn, general assortment OF good Furniture
Mattresses, Carpets, &c.
JOSEPH snoSGooD, AucT1oNEER, WILL SILL SELL,
Goods consisting Of Hosiery Gloves ladies' and sen.cmen
Underwear and Fancy Goods OF all knns also Fiyures
Counters Awning Renectors Sc at III Eighth avenue cor
ner Of Foryclghth street. Sale positive. Dealers invited.
MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER
Superb Household Furniture,
order by hessrs. POTTER HuchucS.
Elegant Pier and Mantel Mirrors,
rosewood billiard Table,
fine Carpets China, Glass, &C.
e. H. LUDLOW X co. will Sell at auction on Thursday,
May 1871 Mt II O'Clock, the private res1erce a West
Thirty fourth street. between Firth and Sixth avenues
The entire Furniture contained in said house, consisting Of
superb ebony and ormolu Drawing Room Suits with bronze
medalons covered in line crimson silk reps superb
ebony nlad Centre and Side Tables match green
marble tops superb ebony and marqneere nlad Cabinet
with rich bronze ormoiu medaion; rich ormou fancy
Tables marble tops elegant gilt Reception Chairs very ee
CANT French plate Pier Mante Mirrors elegant Console
Tables rich crimson silk reps Curtains lined with silk
and heavy velvet borders elegant Lnce Curtains elegant
marble French 30 day Clock bronze group elegant antique
bronze Urns, mantel reps Lambrequins
very rich bronze and omou Chandelier walnut
Dining Room Suit inlaid with French walnut elegant Arm
and Side Chairs and Couches to match in rich striped
Dressing Bureaus Wardrohes Commodes Lounges Turkish
and Easy CHAIRS line Oil Paintings, rich damask Curtains
Inc Hair Mattresses PHASES, Bolsters and Pillows, fine
moquetc, velvet aud English Brussels Carpets large
y oL fine China and Glassware, with which the sale will
commence. Furniture will lie exhibition Wednes day,
May by permit which, together with CATALOGUES, can be
had at the auctoneers' Office, No. Pine street. branch
Office, 80 East Seventeenth street..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-30
SAFES 1T AUCTION.

A Lien 2: MINks AuSIioNEER
late HEs ,s,,. Il LETp 's,; MINER
sslesrcoms as cSa@e.Is and II Reade streets.
Leeds Art Galleries. Nos 4. AID sis Broadway southwest
;, 81, ssAsTgRDtr, APRIL 80
NOS \: 81 cs "a. AND q RLApE STREETS,
saie consisting Of AEmnser ycve Brussels and Ingram
BLACK walnut sns green and striped re aeS do IL
@ MIN s sna gin frame French plate
black walnut Extension Tables, Lace winiow Curtains.
Ss.tssd. sSsE top bIssns
%ae Cutlery rys csns s saa
GAS ALSO W y es, S 81 ans' tnnIisre as
Fargo Co Contents unknown. "''''
Also nns double barrel kire and sho, Gun combined in
% be sod :, u oeosk elegant carved
wood seven octave four round corner Piano BY
A LIEN p MINER, AucrIoNEER; am, "a, ,aa-~S.ss.
late i aENRS T H. Zee EEEp s ( sn MINER
sae,room, % G rs.ss1, LII is h.aae streets
leeds Art No ss ana sns ss southwest
corner Twelfth street. - -
WEDNESDAY, MAY
m WEST II ffasH' szsES 1. SREEs BROAD
MA9 fSD msa % Order sv best city
massrs~Mirrors, Carpets. rosewood Piano &c, &C. Par
SATURDAY, MAY6
ouaa aq SsG AND 2! ri REApE STREETS
large and general assortment Of handsome Household Fur
Tor eoarenicnoo Of sale. Details 49,
ALBERT w "A nVcLloS Ia c,,os ..,.
Counting House and once Desks.
wALDEoS 4 oooKE viii ssi aSsv. about 40 Desks
the Stock Of m on MSSbhy sar p ssass
s 60 sad o sn ans
80 On TUESDAY, a. lo% o'clock,
Furniture. Carpets and Bedding
fine assortment of second hand and Furniture.
usually dwen
On o shSSH Hss:sSs,s S IA sssss'
No. lo IL R RIiss's Stress rssaf snsssvn
and the p[1sf @
0. 1 IL .sa "a s: sia : s,s'ssf
Horses. Wagons Harness. DC.
DRIAN Il. MULLER, AucrIoNEER
Land bounded by the
Circle
A s5sissaI H. sSfERS "a + s SlH GPs
on w win sell A. auction MsI a,su
at u O'Clock, al the
by order of the executors Of chss NJ Connolly deceased
s o . o sad SS Gree
Broadway Flyeishth and Fifty, ninth streets having
fR In sfs Is
A DRIAN ?; MULLER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a sale OF 02 Lots situate Grand Lincoln and
Charles Streets and Union place Jersey City, lately occupied
rs "a cricket ground by the St George Cricket Club 49, .
ADRIAN H. MULLER, 7. Il. WILKINS CO., will sell
n auction Thursday May 1871, at IL O'Clock, at the
Exchange Saesroo No. Ill Broadway, by order the d.
Tectos of the Bergen Hull Pleasure Ground Association the
1Ss
ST. George Cricket Grounds The property all tedr aimed,
with srade and tured The improvements consist OF
large clubhouse clubhouse and stands for spectators the
whole being enclosed by high fence; also lot oppo
the above described property and having front OF Isl
feet Grand also the Charter of the Association
PERMITTING the
the associaon) as pleasure ground The properly to-
gether with the charter will first be offered low
price which, If not taken the land will then be sold lots,
without reserves to the highest bidder Terms 10 cent
day of sae balance in 30 days Maps the Office the
Auctioneer, No. 2 Pine street.
A SUPREME COURT SALE
cd. ROBERTS MCGUIRE, AUCTIONEERS,
lssia ion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-30

ROWERY THEATRE. -
ID CONTINUED TRIUMPH
Mr., JOHNNY ALLEN,
THE WORLD UNQUALIFIED
ETHIOPIAN COMEDIAN AND DUTCH CHARACTER
ACTOR
HOUSES TANNED TO OVERLOOKING.
CONTINUED SENSATION AND DELIGHT
Of Mr.. }. McCloskey's great drama of
SCHNEIDER;
OR,
DOT HOUSE VON DE RHINE
JAKE SCHNI DER. ...............
LOUEEZZA SCHNEIDER. ........f Mr.. JOHNNY ALLEN
YOUNG SCHNEIDER .............N
NUMEROUS SONGS AND DANCES.
GREAT BOUNCING SCENE.
Immense illustration OF
MACHINE SHOP AND TRIP-HAMMER.
A NEW COMEDY
Friday evening farewell BENEFIT of
MIX JOHNNY ALLEN.
Extra Notice.-On Friday evening, NAV II, the
ANNUAL BENEFIT
MR. JOHN J. JONES,
TREASIf RER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-30

MRS f. B. CONwAY'S PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN,
lVl the by The week month.
Apply WYCkOFF LITTLE, 2U3 Montague street, Brook
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-30

G HERMAN, AUCTIONEER.
.. Auction sale of Saloon Furniture, Fixtures &c,
Monday, May at 10 O'Clock. at So6 Eighth near
Twentysxth street. The Stock Furniture Fixtures
&c. Lager Beer Saloon and Barroom, consist
ing Chairs Tables Counters Bar. Glassware and Cro1k
Household Furniture of said house, also
the Furniture of club consisting of Chairs Tables
Carpets also large assortment of different kinds OF
Liquors, &c. Sale positive. Dealers invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-30

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
" CONTINUATION MORTGAGE SALE OF SUPERB
IMPORTED AND CITY MADE CABINET FURNITURE
ON Tuesday, Mag ~ No. W Liber ~ street, ~ II O'CLOCK