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The New York herald., 1872-05-28
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[ FAJg. GROUND ASSOCIATION.
o. SPRING MEETING, 1877.
/COMMEECING TUESDAY, MAY 28.

l. FAI.. GROUND ASSOCIATION.
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Alden Goldsmith enters p. g Aedanah: sr
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Col petsyp psst'lps sness se,srs 'ef1 DFEss.l
J. j. j. Boy Bowen % enters m b. g. Camors $50
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fdsn Manss snieTa sn.eE. " A 2ea sant's''
J. l. Doty enters hK. : 9. 3; LSew.
Mace, Mace enters an,S Oh g sayrdg Judge Fullerton
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THIRD pAY-rHURspAY. MAY So
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Ss4Hss If Wilson en's1: S MI Pate formerly Lady
John Ellis enters b. 4. J. Ellis
A. Patterson enters ch. 6; Greenhorn.
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B. @. Murphy enters b. 8. Tip. ta.s -s...t ...
Pawng enters b. &. George.
A. vaDderberg enters gr. g. Frank
W, McMahon enters b. g. Coroner r.. formerly Black
Lew Morris enters b. m. Nettle Norris
SS :s
SpRR TSeTsay SeTRasos eners
Budd Doble enters blk. Glengary, formerly Uncle
4. Patterson enters CHI g. Dreadnaught.
Il: Whitson Whsor enters enters ch g. Glarenes W,ss
fhier FoHR4FH soisFs III bBAH@FR{{DAY Ho.iss{{ MAY 81
Purse No 7-For horses that have never beaten 4S;
Alden Goldsmith enters b. s. Abdalah.
q. N. Ferguson enters b. m. Swecmeat.S
Z. Hoyt enters g. q. Wallace
J. j. % Wheeler renter enters 3 Blk. III oDns M EScllne.
r Wood enters &. 8. Robert Dixon
having filled another purse win BE- substituted for which
duo notice will be given.
The above to be mile heats best three in vc in
% IN ,Ss % s Sss Of e 1
mission Of the judges Of the race under penalty q being
have Sre With ns f9' Of ro
pretor Of tho written notice OF his intention not
70 start after which notice the horse drawn shall be
field will receive the entire Trotting to commence
each day at O'Clock NJ, good day and track, Adms
sion TO field, grand stand and quarter stretch, ST.
club house, will be reserved ladies' and gentlemen
companying them Concy Island cars leave Fulton ferry
every five minutes MaRg r III SanspIEscu President
G. W. OAKLEY SUPERINTENDENT
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.


A SPECIAL, PEREMPToRY AND UNREsERvED
STABLE i GREAT joSts STREET RI At iOS or ELE,
HIa sphI RRER % ASP EH HSRszs zb
Team of extra handsome stylish and gentcel Mahogany
Bay Geldngs lo high and years old; were raised IN
highheaded stylish and fnc, and one OF the finest and
easiest driving troting teams in the city have no
speed they troed at MHchcs track saratoga last Sep.
TaS rysS ,s1 % fqn
scaders; travel miles hour and yot @ SINGLE
them valuable family phaeton or park tcam are known
The handsome and fast bay Trotting Horse Bay
rachSn i6s high years CID sired by Patchen dam BY
horses Tor gentemans private In the Stale has fine
symmetry amabe disposition, ane style and attractive
~ to road wagon; warranted sound and kind
Elegant blooded bay high Kentucky bred horse, l5A
hg years old; cannot be outstyled is great driver
liable is without vice, trick fault blems can beat
minutes any day 10 road wagon and show 80 track
warranted sound and kind. This horse be to
be appreciated.
Ao Of the safest best behaved and most amiablc
offe this season ib high years old bred in Ken
lucky is extra stylish without vice. trick or ble
sh can be driven by lady 70 locomotive with perfect
drive: travel s5 all day; warranted sound Kind
safe and reliable.
Also Wagons by Brewster; single and dcablc Harness.
Jr who had just arrived from California and
ected with great care and expense, he would have
none but the best Mr. Carpenter, having been recently
married now turns TO California urgent business
and sells out his entire ine stock.
Sale positive; no limits, no restriction
Can be seen any time prior to sale stable and par
dculars aScertaincd.
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY, MAY % 1872.
THE TURF.

hH& THE TURF.
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
n Spring Races, 1872.
The Spring Meeting will be held Jerome Park On the
following days In June;- -
Saturday, lst; j. -
"Wednesday, 5th;
Saturday 18TH
G. WHEArLY Secretary. A. BELMONT, President
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

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1sEaSTpp4siap pA9sp Rssam1s, column and second
soARD sH'0lnsbn AND LODGING wANrED-rmnD PAOH-ses,,
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HELf #%1SSrHp-FEMALss-sr PAer-riah and
WzLF WaNTIbe-MALss-s pAor-rnird col.
HORSES, oARRIA9fs 3c-FlRsr PAcr-Thrd, fourth,
housh koon &C. %xs4Gbar rAorsuh
SEs 5saL IsfATE FOR sALE--sloosD PAGE
h5sS h5sTTES, rsssrsa column
LOST AND FSTYpFIrsr sris.San Psosrst eonmn
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PROFESSIONAL sGrU&TIoSs wAaTEb-FEMXLzss- SlS
PROPERTY OLE OF THE CITY FOR. SALE OR TO
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real. EsTAT q TO ExcHANaE-snoosD PAoD-Third
REAL EsTAF hs s,YANTED-sroosp PAex-Third column.
RRtI,Mdo9pALS RIsd yS 1,tNcnTn PAGE-Fifth column
sEW - AHpS -FJssT PAGn-Flrst and second column:
sITUATIG SIS Observation-Disclosures PAoE-First,
- sec, nj, third, foarth and fifth columns.
!PECIt tS NoTICEs-Frnsr PAar-second column.
rohl ING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-Second
uMS DER REsoRTs-TmIRp PAGE-Third column.
HE TRADI:S-SEvENTH PAGB-Third and fourth
mF .TuRFMFRs1 PAeE-Third column
u LET FOR BUSINESS FURPOSES-THIRD PAGE
- Third and fourth columns.
.P AyELLERS' GUTDE-SECoHD PAaE-Fourth column:
y FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
fANTEp ro pAer-seeona column
kTsrEEs kEsTuhssrER 15S5N coGNTY PkoPEhfY FOR SALE oi
TAoHTs. 'sfEAGBoATs. dC@FRsT PAGl-second col
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- OppOsits the : sss Ssssu oSiss. 'N''"
THE HORSE and CARNAGE BRANCH
M III and ia s2sT lsT ASpHs sfsEEf Mar srn Av
SALES q oy1S!s 1ssssse Ms sela 4Sy yfsssEk sS&sEkR1AqEs
cArAIoouE OF rhls 6xXS 9GTOEsDAY's' SALE AT
EAf FL .na ss S
fs r s sa % sa@
Bxf cc6y6jrE HORSE: lsk HANDS, YEARS OLD;
cry
SS spn1sos
- nEfwS sE% ESoTR JERSEY DAM
free from vice great roadster fast traveller; sly lish;
f5s -RS YEARS oLD
a5s1E sgE Rxs5
saa all
W Tanf BY
siGxsSsSaH RnowS MARE RAISED n At WINDSOR IN, ;
a. sXS HORSE snS M pap Hsss s9a
z. I.dy stylish Kind and ras also ct nne gold
SIhif SIEEEaU&RTER SEAT ROAD WAGON BUILT BY
SF os9y ASas a9sD aqSP CFpHn YEARS o1D
@ has 81 great ss and @
M coupe or carriage horse very free and stylish driver
and SAY zsbss%R spS aS YEARS oLD
10
IS SEVERAL OTHER HORSES. DESCRIPTION TINE
DURHAM COW; GOOD MIXER
ELEGANT FoURWHEELED DOG CART, NEARLY
new; built by Adams
fiass dnnssa Uohcgg IN good order. ,F
Dog Posse Gart, T,.y city built. in good order.
Skeleton Wagon, nearly new.
Pony Wagon, four seats.
Bear ana fox Robes, ssddlcs, Harness, DC.
weather never intereres with our sales
A TTENTION Is CALLED TO CATALOGUE OF THIS
"A days sale at auction
JOHNSTON VAN rAssELn,
ELEGANT Ans as rEH% BAY CAR
6b ~
TnREEoUARTER cLARANcE, ON Q SPRINGS, IN
Ha Gsrnss Sleigh Robes, livery suits sanEs io the
SsalS gong sFYLIsu BAY
a%RI9 Shs S suf BY
TWO TROTT1Na HORSES; SPEED GUARANTEED.
TEN CARRIAGE AND WORK HORSES.
AT BARKER CHASE'S CITY AUCTION MART
"A and New York Tattersals, corner OF Broadway and
Thirty ninth street. Wednesday, May 29 ut O'clock
speedy Colt sired by Feafnaught dam hall sister
to License raised in Maine; Is an elegant driver and
can r0t In W to the pole; Is gentle flowing name
ang tall and warranted sound and kind Can be seen ut
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Grounds, L. l., Of May 2 49, 30 and 81 1872 take the
Coney Island and Brooklyn Railroad ears from Fulton
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

QUATrO MONTHLY-A HANDSOME OCTAVE
"A Magazine devoted 70 ne insssss of ine pyaShti
Editor win be published the lst June. Terms 81 p.s
send list Of officers and Secretaries address early
nossblc 10 the publishers Advertisements
tons received 6y GUSHING, BAKDUA CO., "a and 90
Broadway, New YORK;
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TUE QuEgNS HOTEL. NEAR THE CRYSTAL. YAy.
ace, Upper Norwood, London TO ty1ris1s NJ -
esElE eIsv . ed, pleasant and most saIV6ricos 49,
comnined Win thc comfort Afforded and Its -
Of the Sppss fanks os English society
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EUROPE.
yIRsCHwASsEH

II IRsCHwAssER
N cherry brandy,
distilled under the Of the
society. ~ zus. Y supPsdby the kirshwasssrgescheiI
schan cherry brandy company, in Rug Ewli2aYland
Tho Ayrc socety Of the canton Zus susrsntees
the genunene ~ and good quality Of the esserS
The President
,w. ". sCHIUAPF, Superior judge.
4. G. l. = .. MEYER, Is Beaver ssrcet NAV vcus
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OFFICE OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE OF THE
~ Delsware, Lackawsnna and Western Railroad Com
26 EXCHANGE PLACE, New YORK, May q, 1872
Undersigned committee appointed by the Joint
invite sealed proposals until June 1872 the purchase
e bs Issued by the Deaware and Western
1872 and be made payable twenty years from date with
interest at the rate OF seven per cent per an:
DscS%sbeT ana June each year. nee and CLEAR
conversion at any time between the list day OF june 1919
par provision that should the company hereafter
its obligations these bonds shall be included in such mort
gage
National City Bank, New York
Twenty-Five per cent to be paid juno I, and the
mander within fifteen days thereafter with interest from
June I.
right is reserved to reject any other proposals.
;SSaT ;9aS 9 soAAfE oSHHSS' Committee.
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HAVANA LOTTERY.-FIvE FIRST NUMBERS RE-
III cetved for May "a by JOSEPH BATES, LOG Broad
way up stairs, room 4.
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AT BARKER 4 CuAsE's CITY AUCTION MART
~ and New York Tamersalls, corner Of Broadway and
Thirty ninth street. Wednesday, May 49, at O'clock
vii! be sold, without reserve, very handsome and
to License was raised Maine; elegant driver and
trot In 20 to the pole Is very gentle flowing
ang TAIL and warranted sound and kind Can be ut
the Mart
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HAyANA AND KENTUCKY LOTTERY BRoKERS:-
IL Fine imported Cigars at low prices BATES d CO.,
NJ Broomc street, two doors west OF Broadway
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AT THE AUCTION HOUSE, OF
IN JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAs,srIJ
Office and salesro0M .snssau street
r opposite the ? cst office
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A SPECIAL, PEREMPTORY AND UNREsERvED
IA. SALE BY AUCTION, ON WEDNESDAY, MAY %, AT
STABLE 43 GREAT JONES STREET, AT lOh, OF ELE-
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TOR sALE-Jusr FROM KENTUCKY, VERY FINE
and stylish Saddle Horse, dun color silver manc and
TAIL years 0d, IL hands, sound and kind pair Of
stylish bay Horses 5 bands. fine and tails sound
and alil two brown Mares is hands, sound KIM
Guii.,- ,r iaai, =, Er!ve. also handsome and gentle
sorre Mare 1872 hands, fine driver and rot tast Apply at
t6 Wooster
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ExcIsE NoTvcE.
OFFICE OF BOARD or EXCISE, !

EAelSh So1'0E'
OFFICE OF BOARD or EXCISE
No 299 MULBERRY srRgEr. :
. q, NEW YoRx, May n, S72
Lcs nscs om this Board expiring during the month Of
Maymust h. renewed before the 17th OF June next and
ersops unlicensed who engaged in the sale Of
liquors es &C. by retail hereby notified to apply at
this oflce for their license within the time above
specified.
Noncompliance with the above requirements will SUBJ
cct defnquents to prompt prosecution and to an in
creased licensed fee, at the option Of this Board.
JOHN IL. WILLIAMS, President.
JAMES O'NHILL. Chief Clerk
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yXTANTED-BY A LADY, A LOAN OF FROM $500 I.-
w S7OO willing to nav from 10 to II per cent interest II
got mme diateIy. Address 8. NJ. c., Brooklyn Branch
Herald Office.
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r W. sEERY 89s THIRD AVENUE. NEAR TWENTY.
q eighth streetMasons' and plasterers Kals0mining
done In first class style has cqual Fagging and Job
bng In general promptly attended TO- Cali or address,
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LIOR sALF-A BAY ETHAN ALLEN MARE, ISL
i hands high, years old can trot In 40 sure Also
Brewster Wagon and Harness; all In plt ndid order, le
longing to gentleman abont leaving the city Can be
seen at stable 400 sixth avenue.
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coupe or road Mare, 10 hands inches years old;
long, full tail and mane warranted sound and kind
trot in three minutes. Apply to THOMAS MURPHY,
Coleman House, Broadway and Twent seventh street
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LNOR SALE-A GOOD, STOUT BuIiT CANADIAN
IL Horse; sound kind and trt,G; it, hands. Express
Wagon aud HARNESS; cheap; separate together Want
ci use. 43s West Fcrtieth street.
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VVANTED-ON FIRST CLASS CITY PROBE!
w $4,000 and SIS 600 respectively, first mOrtRag
same. Address PRINCIPAL, box 8,on New YOrh-S
office, s3
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TusT ARRIVED. PER STEAMER RISING sTAR-TEN
81 Indian Ponies; suitable for children Can lie
the Nnrragnnsc Stables sixty third street. between Lex
ingon and Fourth avenues.
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DOR SALE CHEAP--FINE HORSE AND LIGHT TOP
IL top WAGON 236 East lllth street, between Second
and Third avenues.
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| AT FACToRY-A HEAVY STOCK OF FoUR-sEAT
"A Phactons, Depot Wagons standing and falling
Top and No Top wagons second hand, &c. and 80
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AT 7ao-EsTABLISiiED 1854 5NO-ANy An.
n loaned OF fins Diamonds, WATCHES, Jcu:ry,
ware, caniels hair slwiS Laccs Yalnalcs, or VIII
EA Extraordinary prices RAID. J. II. BERiil iGsER,
736 broadway, opposite A. Sor place.
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LNoR SALE--A BAY CARRIAGE HORSE Ii HANDS
high Call In the Of 30J Fifth avenue, No alley
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A -CARRItGE REPOSITORY, Isl WEST BROAD
"A. way, near Canal street Rockaways top adm top
8nggies, ark and iony Phaetons, Depot Express and
! and Sheets
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l.l. NASSAU STREEr-THE OLDEST. ESTAB-
tJD lshed Office you will obtain liberal ivances on
Diamonds Watches, Siverware, &c, or viii pay the
most value for the a. III SIGMAN.
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ARGEST ASSORTMENT OF CARRIAGES EVER or
~ fered and ut the most reasonable priccs every style
both new and second hand immense stock Harness al
way
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At HYMAN'S. TO BRO ADwAy-Lihr RAJ
~ yancc- made Diamonds ana Na'ches SiiveI
6c or will pay the highest market price tor 10 san
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G1O WILL PURCHASE THE PAWN TICKET on
DOU q fine imported Gold Hunting Case Watch ma
Address UAsH box Herald Uptown Branch office, 26d
lrAu ds-au
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LNOR SALE-A TEAM OF FINE HORSES YEARS
I'D, 5tS lsh: also Victoria and Harness; or would
cxcaase for coupe Horse and Harness Can bc seen at
Farmer Clark stable Thirty first street. between Sixth
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nss s Se s 4 IBIS s? esg also Ho money mSaS
now ready purchase good second Mortgages.
j. Is. LIGH rENSTEIN, lS3 broadway.
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O0a BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ELEVENTH STREET.
OUO Money literally advanced Diamonds, Watches,
Jewelry Silks Dry foods and personal properly oieyery
description private entrance ladies' J. A. JACKSON.
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A. MINER STEVENS
nave removed their Carriage WareroOms from 656 Broad.
way TO their factory lis to III East Thirteenth street,
near Fourth avenue where may be found fine assort.
ment Of fashionable Carriages and Light Wagons of their
own inf r4u
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1TONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MOi,TGA0H
Nl per cent interest; Brooklyn and New u
mortgages cashcd JOHN +. sfoGKToM.
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HOUSES, nGcMs, &C, WAN ED.

MADISON SQUARE, TAKE NOTICE-wA NTED ny
WI young bisinas man to rent by the yrnr, large
aud nicely furnished front Room, with pr,.stc family
on north side Madison square. Address Pi;sMANEN:F
BACUElOR Herald office.
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T,oR SALE-LARGE ASSORTMENT CARRIAGES, ALI.
styles; 2GW Harness aud 100 second hand Car
rages, almost given away. H. B. WITTY CO.'S MaDu-
factory, Neyiiis and Fulton streets Brooklyn.
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A T WOLF BROTHERS., s9j BROADWAY, igETWEEN
"A Nineteenth ana Twentieth streets Money loa>eh -
larry Planos; private parlor Tor ladies' Busi le6ds
confidential.
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NoR sALE-A DOCTORS PHAETON. BUILT by
Peter DGois' Son; used but three times cost $500;
will be sold cheap luQure at 81 West Tenth street
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coz BROADWAY CORNER AMGrl STREET -
OoC Money literally advanced on Watch s,Jewelry,
Diamonds and all other personal property. The same
bought and sold M. ROSENBERG.
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LroR sALE-A SUPERIOR PAIR OF DARK BAY CAR
Il riagc Horses, handsome md stylish, ls1 hands,
sound and kind and years old also Victorn In CON-
pese order; new Harness, Blankets &C. Can be seen at
25S Cherry street
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400 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN TWEEN Y-FOURTH
1UeD and Tweniy-tiith streets.-Libcr advances
made Diamonds Watches, Jewelry AZ II kinds o.
Goods Same bought at full value. H. 5RkARD-
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INOR sALE-A LARGE BAY HORSE; SOUND, KIND
IL and snitae for coupe express wagon. Apply TO
j. g. HOLDEN, l0tJohn street. or at stable, 65 Cannon
street, before 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-12
sketch or Pere Hyacinthe.

Charles Loyson Hyacinthe was born a.
Orleans, France, in 1921. On arriving
at proper age he was sent to the Uni
yersity at Pau, where he completed his
education. After having finished his
theological studies he was, in 1853, or
dained priest of the Roman Catholic
Church. He subsequently entered the
convent of the Barefooted Carmelite
Friars, at Lyons, and became a member
of that order, in connection with which
he remained until the Goth of September,
1869, when he formally left it and the
Church of Rome, as appeared by his
letter of defense, published at the mo-
ment and subsequently. His eloquence
as preacher in Lyons soon began
to attract attention, and crowds hocked
to hear him. During the Advent Tor
ante hristmas) season of 1863 he
preached in Bordeaux, and in the Lenten
season of 1864 at Perigueux. In 1864
he was called by the Archbishop Of
Paris to preach in the Church of the
Madeleine, with which request he com
piled, and subsequently he preached a
course Of advent sermons in the Cathe-
dral of Notre Dame. II was this series
of discourses that gave him the brilliant
reputation he enjoys as pulpit orator.
The beauty of his eloquence and the
boldness of his utterances attracted uni
yersal attention, and whenever he held
forth thousands of the most learned and
intellectual of the Parisians, as well as
strangers, crowded into the great cathe-
Ii a. l;etax, 20 HE aarmona
Father Hyacinthe visited the United
States. He landed in New York from
the steamship Periere on the 18th of Oc-
tober, 1869, his advent and after clerical
exertions marking a peculiar epoch in
the history of the Church of America.
MANY of the Roman Catholic clergy in
the Old World and the New, it is said,
synlpathized and still sympathize with
him in his effort against episcopal rule
as IL is sometimes administered. He
was prohibited, so it is termed, by his
quondam monastic superiors, but has
outlived the consequences. Monsignor
Felix Dupanloup, the distinguished
Bishop of Orleans, reproved him in
circular, which was concluded by an in
vitation on the part of His Lordship, re-
questing the Pere to return to the fold.
10 this he replied as follows:
PARIS, September rs, 1863 onseig-
nem: / am much touched by the feeling
which dictated the letter you addressed
to me, and / am most grateful for the
prayers you so kindly put up in my be-
half but cannot accept either your re-
proaches or your counsels. What you
qualify as a great fault committed l call
a great duty accomplished. Be pleased
to accept, Monseigneur the homage of
the respectful sentiments with which /
remain, in Jesus Christ and His Church,
your very humble and obedient servant,
BROTHER HYAcINTHE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-12
Fatal Accidents.

MILwAUKEE, September l2.-An en-
gineer named Michael Michaelson, EN-
ployed in running an engine on the GOA
dock at Bayview, was caught by belt
last night and drawn into the machinery
with such force as to cause his death
almost instantly.
DETROIT, September l2.-While Frank
Esperance was examining defective
pile-driver, building cofferdam at River
side, yesterday, the weight fell, striking
him on the shoulders and flattening him
ON top of the pile. The slug weighed
six hundred pounds, and the young
mans death was instantaneous.
LASALLE, ILL.,, September l2.-Dep'
uty Sheriff James Murtha, of this city,
in shooting chicken yesterday. acct
dentally shot Mrs. Kane, planting a
number of large shot in her body. Her
condition is considered critical.
LEXINGTON, KY, September l2.-The
remains of General II. c. Dunlap, who
was killed in personal difficulty near
Newhaven a few days since, were re-
ceived here yesterday by large escort
of friends and relatives and inferred in
the cemetery.
A negro brakeman named John Oar
ley was instantly killed at the Louisville
depot in this city yesterday by being
crushed between two cars loaded with
iron.
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has been made that if the following per
sons find themselver in similar pre-
dicament, Nilsson, in presenting her
check in payment for corner lots, need
only MARBLE forth, way Down Upon
the Swanee River" in order to secure
immediate attention; Brookhouse Bowler
might give line or so of Meet Me in
the Gawdun, Maw-ed;" few blasts OF
the Whirlwind from Levy's cornet
would cause the cash to be produced at
once; Mr.. Owens need only to lay down
his cheek and say, "Jes so, judge.
Lucille Western might cry, Me che.ild,
me che-ildren;" Pauline Markham might
put her foot on the counter; and Edwin
Forrest need only rush into the bank,
seize the teller by the throat, and yell
Liar and slave" No doubt the money
would be instantly forthcoming.
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MINERAL PoIET, Wis, September H.
The Liberal and Democratic Convention
of the Third District yesterday nomi
mated Allen Warden for Congress by
forty votes. Ex-Governor Dewey re-
ceiyed twenty-four votes. A platform
was adopted fayoring tariff for revenue
only.
FoNDULAc, Wis, September H.
Henry Baetz. of Minatowac, was nomi-
mated for Congress by the Republican
Convention of the Fifth District yester-
day.
CouNcn BLUFFS, Iowa, September IL.
The Liberal Judicial Convention for
the Thirteenth Judicial District was held
yesterday, and adjourned without max
ing any nominations to meet on the llth
of October.