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, 1872-12-25
PER,LS OF TRAVEL.

Two Railway Trains Thrown OH tIa1
Erack-0ne Man Killed and q Num-
Der of Passengers Seriously Injured.
From the M,tteat4kes Sentinel Dee ~
Though VIC lad information Of q railway accl-
dent this side Of Waukesha, On Saturday even
ing the particulars were 60 unsatisfactory
etsted that We concluded to make brief mention
Of the occurrence, and await more reliable ac-
counta The train, an lnward-bound of the
Western Union Railway, due here at half-past 8,
str1ck q broken rail at point three-quarters OF
q mile this side OF Waukesha. The locomotive,
bargace~car, and smokiug-car passed safely over
the eb1eak, bpt the passenger coach ran OF, roll
ed over and down twelve-foot embankment,
ond1odred at the foot bottom upward.
- ths coach passed Oft tie track the con-
duaor caught the bell-rope to signal halt; bit
he lad scarcely reached it before he WAS thrown
7,aaa out of the coach upon the track.
Nessrs. Joseph Rsldauf, travelling correspond
eptof the See0oe, and Charles Menges, agent
fort1e Iiauor house Of J. Allison, were in the
.ernyk1pg-car at the time. and, With the newsboy,
:en<ineer, and brakeman. escaped unln]ured.
s, their less fortunate fellow-passengers IN the
tul4Lled coach. Ten persons Wero confined
within. and their cries of fear aud pain reused
tEe rescuers to means OF 5elief. They we're hoT-
c1enercy intensified by the situation succeeded
! rescuing one and all after queling the flames.
,rties we're conveyed to the smokin5-car,
- their in jurles were attended to as we'll as
.4yeniences would permit.
bf the number, Mr.. Henry Claasen, keeper Of
>sstore at Brookfeld, Was most seriously injured.
He had been hurled against the hot stove, re-
r.. we'd a severe wound about the head, and 1t
NJ feared internal inj juries likely to prove fatal
", WAS unconscious when rescued, and in this
udition was conveyed to Brookheld,, Station,
here lie received proper care.
. =, A lady, also resident OF Btookheld. suffered
Ter forehead. Her misfortunes we're aggravated
~ the logs Of her pocket-boOk containing quite
, 1872-12-25
A CHRISTIANS CAROL

Many circling year has passed
Since the guiding star tts radiance essf
O'er the land Of Palestine, and led
TEo Rings Of the East to the lowly eei
Where the Infant lay
Whose wondroua away
Rules over many land to-day.
The words Of the glorious angel hyma
Rang through the starlit twilight dl1,
Telling Of hope to suffering men,
hope never clearly told till then:
Soothing our fears,
Staunching our tearH,
As they echo down the vault Of years.
And what though acoffers say In their pride
We are wrong in placing Christmas tiae
bid frost aud snow, but that Christ was bora
When the first green spears OF the early corn
Wind their way
Through the c1ods OF clay,
Wet with the sunny showers OF May.
We hare hallowed day and round 1t hang
The scent Of the song the angels sang,
Tie scent Of eighteen centuries prayer,
Aud love and worRhip and service fair
To Him whose birth
Gave where erst was dearth,
Good will towards men and peace On earth.
Mem York Euening Nu7!.
, 1872-12-25
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

Tor SALE-sl3 PER LOT-2ao LOTS IN SECTION
"a 81. 15 high and dry. Title Is perfect: lots 5x
1o5 All chh down. Gad oay offered for nse days $i3
Wash{uctnost.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS,

TOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE-CHEAP FOR
IL cash-A complete outfit Of furniture and household
goods Must be sold going TO Europe $50 West
1ndanast.
DARTIES WISHING TO SELL FURNITURE. CAP.
pets dry goods jcwel!y pianos, Gtcs ETC., can bear
rirr
, 1872-12-25

TOR SALE--NEW GUTTER, ELEGANTLY TRIs1-
med loss than cost $50; haEiag tor It. SEQ
it before buying at iI2 Casumet-a7.
WANTED-A LIGHT ONE-HORSE TRUCK; Also
~ horse suitable for the Apply 4. "a aud 10
West Washingtoust.
, 1872-12-25
INSTRUCTION.,

CADEM1E FAvARGER, es6 allCH!GAS.4y..
IL branch Of the Accidents Fa<s ser, Kois ouioguc
Paris Wing do Pe=s9R a. Sewo}! aad ati,s
Jan. {. ls73 Nine. de Pcg:on H. Newell continues h-e
teaching OF tbs French language to cSSsas OF not
thaa two pupils, and BY private lsasons.
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THE TURF.

-
DR0SPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS
l. Thursday, Sept IL. ats o'clock.
Purse $oO, ior horses that have never beaten Al.
II. Philips enters b. IN. Fanny Osborn.
j. Denton enters b. Scotland Maid
L. " Howe enters b TIP Allen, formerly Tip.
NJ. Rogers enters br m. Belle OF Vermont
q; W: Gilbert enters s. g. Harry Gilbert
w. Mcmahon enters &. m. q terhy.
L. \. Samms enters b. q. Geo. 9lett
James Campbell 'n'ers .. IN. Belle of Hartford.
Good day and track
GEO. w. OAKLEY, Superintendent
rNROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK-ON wEDNES-
day, September II, at3P n mile heats, best three
in FIVE in harness Purse 9l0U for horses that have
never beaten $500 to rsf $50 to second, $40 to third
John Murphy enters m. Fanny
John Rogers enters g. q. Gray Eagle.
u Nance enters T. IN. Crazy Jane
w 4. Weeks enters Y. 4. Tom Wonder.
Henry Garner enters ch. m. Saratoga.
Harry Sheldon enters br NJ Danodill.
Owner enters b. m. Lady Jane.
WM IL. VAN COTT, SUPERINTENDENT
0NHB PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUND AsSOCIA-
l ton claim for their Fall Meeting from October "A to
the I'D inclusive GEO. W. OAKLEY, Superintendent
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CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
scHENcK's PuLMoNIC sfRSP, sEA-wEED TONIC

AND MANDRAKE PILLS.
nearly 40 years since was cured OF Consump-
cscbrated for the cure OF Consumption all parts the
civilized world They have cured more cases Of genuine
Consumption and Liver Complaints than all other
dies combined. The reason Tor this is Obvious, as
ties ripening the morbid in the Lungs and
pellng in the form Of expectoraon healing over tho
pcerated parts closing all the cavities and making the
sound and hssY & THIS eaeT
and asubstitute the of calome They unlock
the diseased bile long retained in the svstem which has
been producing disease and decay IN the various organs
system in the shape copious bilious slmy stools the
Liver Is restored to healthy action and natural bile
readily secrcteo. There Is nothing weakening In these
with benefit and Increased strength.
schencks Sea-Weed Tonic 10 made exclusively OF
marine or seq weeds known only to DIR. Schenck, ana
possesses the rare property OF making natural gastric
strength the stomach, and thus up first ap
petite and a good digestion
have thus given very brief outline Of the manner
that medicines operate In curing Consumption Liver
The limits Of this article would permit of my enter
ing further into details suffice II say that alter
forty years experience have cured more Of Con-
sumption with these celebrated medicines than other
Hundreds of bad given up to die well and
hearty by the of these remedies and can refer the
reader to thousands Of in and around New York
Sho are Living Of the and virtue s OF
vital forces but acting upon diseased secretons and ex
pelng everything that wrong from the system, raises
up to its natural Standard and health and fol-
low result to all who use Schencks Pulmonic Syrup
sea-Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills :, ,x
SON soaeT sR aS R
phia HHd sold s BY sl druggists and dsa,sr' Ter
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-11
T BARKER 4 CIASE's
"A CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK latter
SAILS

T BARKER CHASE'S
IA CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TATTER
SAILS
corner of Broadway and Thirty ninth street.
MAJOR O. w. BARKER, AUCTIONEER
Regular sales Of Horses, Carriages. &C.,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Twenty.four hours allowed for trial
every horse sold under warrantee.
The only mart In the State having driving ring for
showing horses on sale.
CATALOGUE OF SALE THIS DAY AT l2 O'CLOCK
PAIR OF CLOSELY MATCHED AND EXTRA DESIRA-
bic family road Horses Kentucky bred 6 high and
years oid very pleasant free, easy and HANDY DR.
ver with fine style and appearance can travel miles
an hour and that all day fear no iocomotiyc can be
driven by lady, and ar warranted sound and kind:
Extra speedy blood bay Geldng. bred in Canada, 10
hands high, years old fine, prompt anil gamy driver
and great roadster has record Of a9z and can beat
sound and kind also Pony Phaeton. Harness. &c. sold
to close an estate.
Bay business Horse ls,l high. years old; good free
driver; great work,r and warranted sound and kind.
Fine and hand .ome blood bay Gcldng, bred In Alle-
gany county. is high years old; an extra stylish,
prompt and easy driver can trot in SO afraid of moth
ing; elegant family horse and warranted sound and
kind.
Fine Top en- No top Road Wagons
Four Top aud No top Express Wagona.
Two No top Pony Phaetons sold to pay advances
New and cOrdhand Harness, Horse Clothing, Sad
dies Brides, Whips, Haters, &c.
Also several other Horses.
Full description 1T sale.
Sales never postponed on account OF weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-11
AT wALDRoN COOKIES
n LONG ISLAND HORSE MART,
Ss2 AND 394 BROADWAY WILLIAMSBURG, L. /.
AUCTION SALE THIS DAY AT IL O'CLOCK
HORSES, WAGONS AND HARNESS.

A MAJOR G. w. BARKER, AUCTIONEER.
"a. GENTLEMANS ENTIRE PRIVATE ESTABLISH
MENT at public auction.
ON THURSDAY, SEPT. IL, AT 10 O'CLOCK PROMPT,
at the private stable No. 05 East Forty hrst street,
Park avenue,
the property of Eli Ponvert, Esq., travelling In
Europe, and consisting of
An elegant pair Of closely matched blood bay coach
Horses l6'4 high, and 7years old; unsurpassed for
style action and 1ne appearance and warranted sound
and kind.
Hgbered and spec iy brown trotng Mare, by Toronto
Chief, dam by Bashaw, l5a high years Old very fine
and stylish driver can trot in eco, and was never
handled tor speed gentle Tor lady TO drive and war
rantcd sound and kind.
Elegant light Landau, built by Brewster Co., nearly
new, cost 81, 800
Elegant no top depot Wagon built by Brewster Co.,
pole and shafts, nearly new, cost S5Ol
One Victoria, built by Brewster Co., in good order
One top road Wagon built by Dusenbury Van
Duser
Fine set Coach Harness, made by stillngs.
Fine set Coupe Harness, made by Stillings.
Two sets light single Harness, by Gibson.
Blankets Sheets, Whips Bits, Stable Tools and Fix
lures.
Sale positive and without reserve
Property now exhibition.
Stable TO let or tor sale.
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ENOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
Il Southern Line.
The steamship ARlADNE,
Captain Doaue
will leave pier u East River, Wednesday September H.
Freight for st. Louis Mobo and Gaivest taken.
lnsuranee guaranteed
For freight or passage, having superior accommoda.
Q. II. MALLORY 4 Co, lss Maiden lane
L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
II The Cromwell Steamship Line.
The new steamship NEW ORLEANS. Captain T.. V.
eager, will leave pier No North River. OH Saturday,
Septe mber II, at O'Clock r. ". Freight civcd daily.
Through rates given 10 Galveston, Indianola, Mobile
and ST. Louis Cabin passage, $50; stcerage, SIS
H. d. CROMWELL & CO., 80 West street.
L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Il MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE,
from pier No. 6North River, ct o'clock +. N.
SHERMAN,
on Saturday, September II.
Freight received daily Through rates given for st.
Louis, Vicksburg. Mobile, Galveston and Indanoa.
FOR freight OF passage, having superior accOmmoda-
ttons, apply TO FREDERIC BAKER, 80 Broadway.
LNOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
The Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch
from pier 81 North River their side wheel
ISAAC BELL Blakeman con,ulander. for Norfolk, City
Point and Richmond, Thursday, Sept l2 ats NJ giving
through bills OF lading t0 all points Souh and South
west. Through passenger tickets issued all points
Accommodations unequalled. Apply at pier 81 or
at the general Office l7 Greenwich street, OF Dey
street.
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UCTION SALE TO REDEEM PLEDGE
"A FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, AT IL O'CLOCK,
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL will sell at their mart,
no. 1l2 and ia East Thirteenth street Fourth
nue., Team Bay Carriage ors.s l6 hands high, " srs
old, kind and true In all aness excellent travelers
first ella family eam also elC ant Brett and set of
Double Harness Robes &C. To be sold without reserve
accordance with and TO fulfil the teYms upon which the
pledge was made. The establishment can be seen ap
plication to the auctioneera ESTES BARNARD,
229 Broadway, Attorneys for
JAMES r. EDWARDS
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TAILS DRIVING PARK-CONEY ISLAND ROAD
Ill WEDNESDAY, Sept II, 2P. NJ. prompt
Purse $3.50 for that never beat 2:i5 Mile heats,
best in 8, in harness
J. II. Phillips enters r. m, tanny osborn
ID. Is. GoG enters blk. &. Mate
L. :. Sammis enterss q. No Name.
Owner enters b. M. Lady Annie
. Sweepstakes $50 Mile and repeat III harness
owner enters q. IN. village Maid
W. Bowen enters 8. 8. Joe Robin
owner enters Z. M Kate
Purse and Stake 800. Mile heats lin 5, In harness,
george Perry names b. 9. General
owner names b. T. Ned -.
George Wright names b. r. Bay Billy.
- Match $500. Mile heats, In 5.
" Goyne names br. g King Bee.
o. wright names b. &. Tom Bray.
pROsPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.
i Thursday, September II, at 2la o'clock prompt.
Match $500; mile heats, best 3 In 5, to wagons
- III. Farrant names blk. IN. Eureka formerly Lazy
Weller
Frank LoomIs names g. g. Constitution.
,,- -, .. Same Day, -. .
Running Match t2ooi half.mie heats best in be.
tween Dr. landlords b. g. Harry booth and james
hcGee's e. q. Athlone, Good daI and track
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, Superintendent
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C

1T WALDRON COOKIES
n DOWNTOWN HORSE MART
NEW CHURCH, CEDAR AND LIBERTY STREETS,
NEW YORK,
ON THURSDAY, AT II O'CLOCK.
Pair Black Hawk Horses hall hall brothers, lbs hands
and years IL; excellent roadster Y fine free and
elegant drivers in all harness. trot together like one
horse have tricks vices; first class rlage
team warranted way Also Park Phaeton, in good
order; Set Double ha"nsss hobcs &c This Team IS
On exhibition early Thursday morning. Sale positive
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REWARDS.

nEWARD OF $500 AND NO QUESTIONS ASKED
IL Will be paid for the return Of ewelry taken from
trunk in room $780, Congress Hall, Saratoga, Wednes
day August u Address in confidence, p, box 4,lS4 New
York PtSt ofnce.
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NUNARD LINE
" THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLIA
AT CORK HARBOR

BETWEEN NEW sSR CALLING
New fEf f;* e:
SiIA. Ssss f4$i%A ssE Sss ss {
,.A And every following Wednesday, and sAiGRbAY
coSS'ss Msss :; Of and s ss
additional Return tickets on favorable terms. Seeragc
ali s 81 ssps % Z" 4 sa S: sns 81
sts S aa
Tor ireght ana cabin passage apply at the Oompanys
"'' ''' GMAs. G. rRANcKLyN, Agent.
from the Cpnard wharf foot Of Grand street, Jersey
city scy ssS%"s sssSh%sss GREEN M
NATIONAL LINE or STEAMSHIPS
Weekly to Queenstown ,n and LXerpools Orinighy to
n;Sss .Sd ASp y Sd1,S I1SSENRrooI
aS ;s E:;5$$ $;s; &
b %%ssnssa@ay ssPt
THE So Vs. a
Sss
G, Err Ss'ar p q hS &u %Sn.ss1 '
LIMITED STATES MAIL LINE.-sTEAM TO QUEENS.
town and saXfnpGS s%iiins Every Wednesday.
M}Hx9nMnITpG nn pI|cS Whineray. Sept Il
'N From Pier Is North River, R, % ~ T. "'
x.sss Nor
and Germany at wELHS 5rts HeH1Y eH1d & broadway
REDUCTION IN rAssHSE lSSASE H4yEs kfSE
Express snS si ss%a S% New York every
Is and from ,s
way sweden Denmark and America as safely, speed
% TE HTd SEN Sshsap f eF Pss route
s:SS ss:$s
Z SssSsT Is
ssx %s:sy
Ss % & Fftss '' bought
No Bowling Green
TUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACKET CoMPANY's
new iron mail seamslEIip, mlEIip,s,.
Captain Meier win saIsnA Thursday Sept ~ 1872
taking rom M 9y YORK ME%sT!E a London
s'Al"s pAss' SSerSours a'S and na%bafs -OA
,ssrase payable in United saS San w.
81 Broad street n. Y. ''''e'"' 81 BrosdwaSy. My
The wESrPHALIA will sail September 10
ONLY DIRECT LINE ro FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY's NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVRE,
CALLING AT BREST
The splendid this favoite route for the Con.
tnent will sail from pier No 80 North River folows-
81 %Ssade saasy sGps 3s 9
VILE Dh P%Ris suon saturdayy nov Nov
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD Gncuding wine
TO BRESr OR HAVRE.
First cabin, Sl25 second cabin, SIS.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
These steamers do not carry seerage passengers
American travellers going 10 returning from the Con-
tnent OF Europe by taking the steamers of this line,
avoid both transit by Eng ish railway and the dlscom
forts OF crossing the Channel besides saving tme trouble
and expense. ........-
CREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE TO BRISTOL
VI England.-The steamship
ARRAGON, Western, sails Thursday September H.
Cabin passage, $40; Intermediate $45; steerage $50;
prepaid tickets, S3f
Apply TO y. i. MURGAN'S SONS, 20 South street.
TINTED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU--OFFICIAL
~ Passports Of the Department of State issued by A. O.
WILLAMETTE, United states Court House, II Chambers
street.
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MATRIMONIAL.

GENTLEMAN OF GOOD CHARACTER, IN GOOD
n business and every way worthy, has resolved upon
the married life and seeks to nd young lady qualified
In every particular to make home happy and attractive.
Address ECGENE CARRIN0TON. Herald oflce.
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TINTED STATES DETECTIVE AGENCY, SO NASSAU
u street. furnish operatives tor all kinds OF de ective
business; all business stric ly confidential
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sssAAs sSH1Ss sosrAsn
s;s e
saaf
Rate. Of ms dsyS San ssPe%ofnT nat1c " and Bremen
payable in gold or It's equivalent in currency.
second Cabin
Si SaHiSds e sAgs So oy syss'. No. anowns Green
w New YORK, Cork and Liverpool. New and f,llpow.
AE SAE SEEHAAASSSS SEASSi ARn1a1Es ARnAs4i
sE Ssst ct ftssSss Zach Liverpool
HH4HEzIS HHEzSlia ss:$ss%Sss s:$$s:%S:T Il #
or al is G
combining safety, speed and comfort
d tS' s a s"'asSS@s srseons and
Rsicssacen s IL s"id "S siserase $50 in currency
ea h9ss wnS da to n for nd IN h ola
rsIL Paris Hamburg. Norway, Sweden India, Ausraa'
For inio'%aiioS apply at the company's office, 10
Bills Of ading issued through to cqntipsnta ports
IsMAY IMRIE 4 CO., 10 wa'cr street, Iiverpoe ana
No East India avenue, Leadenhail street, London.
O'p0NoyAN RossA-WHITE STAR LINE, 263
modaton, $50; cabin $50 Drafts payable everywhere
TNMAN LINE
L For Queenstown and Liverpool-Roya mail steamers
appointed TO sail u follows-
CITY OF BRISTOL. Thursday, Sept. IL. r. ".
CITY OF LONDON ........,, Saturday Sept a. Up, NJ.
CITY OF NEW YORK. Thursday Sept. l9, IA. N.
CITY OF BROOKLYN. aturlny Sent, 81 s A. NJ
CITY OF BALTIMORE. .Thursdsy. Sent 26 r. N.
CITY OF MONTREAL. Saturday, Sept S Q r. NJ
And each succeeding and Thursday from
40 North River.
RATES
Payable In Gold. PAYABLE In Currency
First Cabin ........ $75 Sccrage ,..,,..,,. $40
TO TO SPfSneon..... To- To london Psps g
also also forwarded to navse nambur swe
Tickets can be bought here at moderate rates by per-
sons wishing to send for their friends.
Through bills ladng given shipments Of goods to
Havre and Antwerp
Drafts issued at lowest rates
For further information apply at the company's Office
JOHN g. GALE, Agent
Is BrOadway, New York.
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COAsTVvIsE sTEl MsHIPs.

ENOR PURRTA PLATA. SANTANA AND ST DOMINGO
4 .cnyEIhe United states mail steamship TYBEE, Capt
~ A. Dcianoy, Will leave pier North River Saturday
sept ~ ats NJ. Bills OF exchange Puerta Plata
for sale.
For freight or passage apply to
BPOFFoRD BROTHERS 4 CO,
Hrn dvau
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EXCURSIONS.

A ON DECK HIGH BRIDGE AItOY UNCLE
a. DAVE pOLLOCk has opened Reircshment sa-
oon where all make themselves nt home. Take Har
lem boats, Peck slip, every half hour large and COM
modOus platform Is ready Dolly Warden train runs
every day.
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THE TURF.
ing premiums, amounting to $l9750 to be trotted for
at their Autumn Meeting, commencing TUESDAY, Octo-
Der J. lS72--
Purse No Sl0o0-For horses that have never beaten
2sO; $500 to first, $3.50 TO second $50 to third
Purse No. $2Do-For horses that have never beaten
226 81 800 to first $500 TO second $3.50 10 third $3.50 10
SECOND DAY-THURSDAY October3.
Purse No. B. 81, I,5OFor horses that have beaten
2:a 5000 to hrst, $40 to second, $3.50 TO third.
Purse No T. S2000For horses that have never beaten
229 81 $50 TO first $3.50 TO second $500 10 third 5000
THIRD DAY-FRIDAY, October T.
Purse No. S250-For horses that have never beaten
Purse No g. Si0O-For horses that have never beaten
23 So 100 to rs 81 900 TO second $500 TO third $500
~ FOURTH DAY-MONDAY oCTOBERz
Purse No S20O0For horses that have never bf aten
23l 81 O50 TO first $3.50 TO second $500 TO third $40 to
fourth
Purse No s. s3OD-Frce to ALL sl4O to FIRST $3.50 to
second $3.50 to third $500 10 fourth s26co additional to
Entries will close on Monday September I6 at OF NJ
at Johnsons American Jockey Club Restaurant corner
Broadway and Twenty-cight street horse distancipg
the field or any part the shall only be entitled 10
the rst- premium. Entrance ~ per cent OF Of
Ali the above races he In harness mic heats best
in and will be governed by the rules Of the National AS
All The heats when eight or more horses start, the dis
ance will be $50 yards when less than eight start the
distance will be 100 yards.
No horse shall be drawn except by the proper party
having notified the Secretary superintendent his In
tention not 10 start "a hours before the race.
All communications 90 he addressed to e. H. VAN NESS
President, Fleetwood Park, Norrisana, N. Y
G. IT, VAN NESS President
IT. VAN Corr. Superintendent
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A WELSH PONY FOR sALE-THE HANDSOMEST
IA ever imported; 2 years old, 50 inches high war
rantcd sound nj kind free from vice and rcks be
used by the most timd or Invalid child jet black is
private stable west OF Third avenue in Twenyeghlh ST.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1872-02-14
Advice About Going West.

The editor of the Western Planter, Kan
sas City, Missouri says that he is often ad-
dressed By persons who ask information about
the section in which he is located, aud also
for personal advice about coming West Any
information or knowledge Of the country that
he possesses he is willing to communicate, but,
very sensibly we think, he refuses to give ad.
vice to any individual. He says:
" Now as for advising any man to come
West, or to 60 anywhere else, we only say
that we never do such thing, With many
years experience in the West, we assert that
those most enthusiastic in urging people to
come here are the ones least to be trusted.
1--WE have seen an immense amount Of suf-
fering and misery caused by some enthusiastic
person, advising all of his, or her friends to
sacrifice the old homestead, sever ties Of family
aud friendship, and rush headlong into the
wlds Of the great West, with eager visions Of
wealth and influence, but without any ade-
quate conception of the difficulties to be over
come aud the hardships, perhaps, also, sickness
to be endured before this ambition can be
accomplished. 1t is by no means certain that
there would not have been sickness and hard
labor had they remained at home, but if these
follow in their Western home they are sure
TO be laid at the door of the interested friend
Dscouragements follow such troubles, aud il
bitterness Of soul they curse the day they left
] the old hearth stone"