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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-22
THE CITY GOVERNMENT.

Hours or Idleness I'm the Mayors Once
The Chamberlain's Stateme nt-Bids on
the Centre street Armory Workable ct
ing OF the Board OF Assistant Alder
nen-Much Talk and Little Work.
Mayor Havemeyer was at the ONCE at the usual
early hour yesterday. Whatever business he did
he kept to himself, but appeared to be actively
occupied all day. During the morning Lindsay j.
Howe qualified as Commissioner OF Accounts by
taking the customary oath Of ONCE Several mem.
bers OF the Board OF Aldermen called upon the
Mayor on business which they did not wish to
communicate to the press. Among others were
Clinton Roosevelt and Henry Nicoll.
THE CITY CHANBERLAIN's STATEMENT.
The City Chamberlain makes the following state
ment of the financial condition OF his bureau BAL
ance in treasury July H. $3,3 s13; receipts during
week, s29a, 400; payments during week. $552,69S;
balance In treasury July 10. $3.o4s.6o6.
THE CENTRE STREET ARkoRY.
The Aldermanic Committee on Armories held o
meeting yesterday afternoon, In the Aldermen's
Chamber, to receive bids for the completion ofthe
alterations on the Centre Street Armory. Alder
man Kehr presided. There were eight proposals
sent IN, which were opened in the following sue
cession:-D. D. Pierson Son. for the mason work.
$3.50; James Leary. carpenter and mason work,
$e,4s9; John L. Falls, carpenterlng and painting,
renee E. De1tsch, mason and carpenter work.
$1,000; j. W. Donovan, painting and carpentering,
$4,747; Charles VandervOOrt, East 10th street,
carpentering and mason work. $12,s7l.
Alter the opening OF the bids. Alderman Reilly
made the remark that he thought, from experience
that work was better done If II were given out
separately. Thus he thought 1t preferable to give
the mason work to one, the painting to another
and the carpenterng to third party or firm. A
number OF the Board thought as Alderman Reilly
nd The committee then adjourned to meet again
next Monday and give decisions
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
The Board Of Assistant Aldermen met at two
O'Clock yesterday and remained in session until
quarter to four The first motion made on the
Board assembling was to adjourn, by Assistant
Alderman Clancy. It was lost.
On motion committee OF two was appointed to
make an examination OF and report upon the pub.
lie income derived from the wharves, piers slips
and other property owned by the city. There was
great deal OF discussion about the matter.
The previously proposed resolution ordering the
Commissioner Of Public Works to discontinue
lighting all lamps belonging to private individuals
which were now kept going by the city was dis
cussed at length and tabled.
A resolution ordering oil street vendors to put
around their lights glass shades for prevention Of
accident was lost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-22

Brig Oliver Cuts tBr,, Nelson, Port an Prince-R MuE
ray Jr.
Brig Lily Br,. Lawrence. Cow Bsy-J whitney
Co
schr yeddo OBJ. Calder. Halifax, Ns-Jed Frye 4 o.
teaux.
90.
schr Parepa. Packard. Port Johnson-D Metcaf
Co.
sehr Nellie CLARK Clark, Portlsnd.Jsd Frye AGO
Sloop Southport Beebe, Norwich-Rackett Bro
Steamer Mars Grumley. Philadelphia
Steamer Bristol. Wallace. PhladelDnlA-
Steamer Octarora, Reynolds, Baltimore.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 21, 1873
CLEARED.

Steamship Francona. Bragg portIaDd--J Ames
Bark Susan A BiaisdeL, Sawyer. Antwerp-Fupch,
Edye a Co.
Bark shamrock, Leland, Bombay-H = Brook.
man Co.
Brig Morning Star Br), Maoombcr, Tricste-C W Der.
teaux
Brig osseo Lowry, Beykout and Aexandretts- Squire
Srs Princes. Beatrice or,a smmOus Point Pe,rs--H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-07-22
GRIEVANCES OF POLICE DOORMEN.
Why Are They Not Allowed Three Days
Leave Like the Patrolmen3
Inlu

wv" HOHs"b su1J 40 x0'Os
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Iwould ask through the columns OF your valua-
BILE paper why 1t Is that one portion Of the police
force Is deprived OF the scanty allowance Of three
days. leave Of Absence while the other portion
receives IT. The doormen, the hardest worked
portion are denied the privilege to absent them
selves, yet to the rest Of the force leave of alb
sence 10 granted. II IL not to the honor Of the Po
lice Commission to act In such q manner. Can Il
be expected that the 'Honorabe Board" will act
justly In matters pertaining to the welfare OF the
der their direction' Let the great journal Of the
people speak and obtain justice for the poor door
men. TURNKEY.
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QUARANTINE OoMMIssIONERs

The Quarantine Commissioners held q meeting
yesterday morning for the purpose of awarding the
contract for building the piers and bukhead at the
property were still wanting the Commissioners
adjourned without arriving at any DEFINITE conclu-
sion. The contract Will probably be awarded at
their next meeting on Friday next.
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SAILED.

Ships kiveroae. and Centaur CBr, Ldverpool River.
sssSs s GE.nds sRs1ssr r Cork
qtab Cork MiaEo (Br), London; Victoria tNor) Riga
Endeavor, Cardenas; Nicolay Knudtzon Nor Alexsn.
Cults, Port au Prince. " -
Wind 1t sunset NV light
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BELOW.

Brig Lophema (sr), Congdon from Malaga June 10 was
Mitchell, No 81
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

Commissioner Van Mort makes the following
statement OF public moneys received by the De-
partment OF Public Works during the week ending
ON Saturday last
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OCEAN STEAMERS
3. Destination. |
STEAMERS. 4 .e0

| DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR rHx
| MONTHS OF JULY AND AUGUST.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-11-29
Humorous.

An accomplished young lady at
CeCH Falls. Iowa, whistles ia
tunes.
: A Kansas preacher named Ben.
son tbraShed three fellows who
were 3isfn wbing zhe services, and
tbe conrre gaszSa incree ed his
salary $50 ar year
,,o,,n being askee if
"A ea iss gture State re- =
.ll';i5; ne pS.ie' OF esas I do, and Pm
Pilou . enter lso. Just as soon
hIsa = lv.'
bio paper
IN f,e 5Li:l5y the fol-
sdmrner cantle-
Ian OuE Guy rve- 81 q
scale ON up me river
II ner day g wanted TO show
~ w. Lune frienJ who hsd neVer
seen anything of the kind. He
asked his wife for it, and found
that she had woven it with her
own hair for a switch"
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-11-29

From the arizona Ma11eT Ol
November 18th, we extract the
following:
A letter from a frien d at Ehren-
berg advices us of the arrival OF
minister of the gospel at that
place, from California, who, upon
being told, by a wag, of course,
that Indians were, Just then very
bad, took the back track for Cal
ifOrnia, in company with a lady,
who came out with him. Rather
a weak min lister, that.
INDIANS. ETC.-Lieut. Schuy-
ley was here, this week, from the
Verde reservation, and informed
10 uIIat good many Indians had
returned. The health of the re-
servatiOn was improving.
Shelter Pan, a mighty chief,
had promised the Lieutenant to
accompany him on a hunt after
Del-Che and his gang.
Recently, while hunting near
town, Mr.. A. J. Moore saw a
mounted Indian. The Indian
didn't see Mr.. Moore.
There is a rumOr that two
horses have recently disappeared
from Burnt Ranch.
Ten or twelve Apaches recent
ly raided the Mesilla valley, in
New Mexico, stealing stock, etc.
Congressman Shanks has yet a
great deal to learn about Indians,
as will be seen by the singular
plan of civilizing them.
CoLDs.-Many people in this
vicinity are nosing their way
around town, and nobody k1aOlOs
better than we do how sad and
painful it is to have a nose that
Knows no better than to aid and
assist a villanious cold in the head
to put one in bed. Afflicted
"brethering and sistering" will
please sing the tune,-"Blow your
dose, you darned fool"
Glorious hop at Headquarters,
TunSdav evnnin" i, ho"~- &c - - - = :
promotion Of Gen Crook. DS-utl-
I'm ladies, brave men, excellent
and everything good to
eat and drink. Sorry our epiz0O-
tic kept US from going down,
pitching into the good things pro-
vided by the Generals excellent
wife, keeping step witt the
a3usiH ana admlr1ng the fair sex.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-11-29
A husband in Salem recentl,

A husband in Salem recently
overheard a neighbor remark
with sympathy, that he was hen
pecked. Of course, he would have
been less or more than man if he
had quietly submitted to this
scandalous imputatiOn, and he
forth with took strong measures
to prove its groundlessness. He
dshed home: he hurled boot
ack at his. wife; he reduced 70
fragments two of he1 best drssese
and, as a conclusive cli lax, he
smoked his pin II tho 9arior,
with his feet or tl9 n !,
basket Of artifcia GoeFe.s. a.,
now general n.tted y =
people of salem i th-2 son.l55 -,
man isn't henpeckee1' ;ts,a Llss.,.s.s.. ,a.'. =
as re still survives Wienoas 9
scar. -
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-11-29

By means of a combination of
ropes and pulleys, and bolts and
nuts, and hooks and staples, ana
levers, ETC., a cradle, a rocking
chair and churn are kept going
at the same time. Madam, gen.
tly rocking in her chair, sets the
ropes in motion when are at
tached to the cradle and the
churn, while her hands are at
liberty to darn stockings or hold a
novel
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-11-29

Territorial.

From the arizona Miner OF
November 18th, we extract the
following:
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-11-29
How ahonf Darwin nov

How about Darwin nov Al,
Lexington, NO., achild has eosAe
into %gse world with i''as|
mistakaoss tail, sever zi'cn{ +
inches long and tsHefins 0i;f e
a point as do a Scr
tives. Several inche
an unusual length for cE1is q
that age, and in this instaace
worked so badly as to render am
putation necessary, which was
successfully performed by q sur
geon of that place.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-11-29
Frapklip said: When y

franklin s4id: When you
run f, n de debx you give another
never oSsef your lfberty." Our
I'd fr;e,1d FFanklin was practl-
,es sesSn. and uttered many wise
tsrthftll sayings IN his day
s - b just ae truthful now.
a,lisg men and young women,
! the golden rale of life is keep
IoUt tjof debt" If you have not the
lEb1ans to pay for beef, eat dry
bread-and don't get in Cebt.
If you can't pay for silk dress,
don't order it, but select a calic'
one, and plank down your cash,
but don't get into deb. This is
how to be free.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-11-29

An important discovery has re-
Gently been made in Pompeii.
Near the Italian gate has been
eXcavated for the first time a tan
ner shop, with all the instruments
of the trade within it. These are
similar to those which are used in
the trade at the present day.
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W0Mce.

Notice rs hereby given that all debts for
advertising due the ARIZONA SENTINEL
prior to September 18th. 1873, are pay
able to Z. L. Minor, and from and after
that date to VIM. j. Berry. All unpalc
subscriptions to the "Sentinel " are pay
able TO VIM. j. Berry ,Pho viii eiso com
plete a. sa5scriDtio. paid 10 c. l..
Minor pl oese5. och ls7e Per-
sons ha zae
mel " off -.of t-
sent thel sr ooi.ec b. a3-
l.. MINOR
olS fWN J. St.OHI -
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-11-29
From Washington City.
DELEGATE MCCORMICK ABOUT TO
TAKE A NEW DEPARTURE.

DI11111O' III 3hI OO1t3hI1O1A @A@0O
TAKE A NEW DEPARTURES.
Writing to us from Washington
under date of October 18th, MIR.
G. L. Chapman, private secretar y
to Hon. r. G. Mccormick, our
Delegate to Congress, states that
Mr.. McC. was contemplating a
matrimonial alliance with Miss
Lizzie Thurman, daugh ter of Sen
ater Thurman, of Ohio. He fur
Isher states that Miss Thurman is
is good, beautiful and accom-
ashed young lady of %. The
marriage ceremony takes place
on the 25th inst.-Ariz0na Miner.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-11-29
Hunting for Lodgings.

Recently Mr.. Wright, man.
ager of the Horton House, dis
covered a man going from the
porter's room into the back yard
of the hotel. He followed him,
and seeing that he had a pair Of
blankets under his arm, asked
him what he was up to. The
man was very much confused,
and replied that he was ''hunting
a place to stow his Blankets"
that he had slept beside a barn on
Monday night, and as it looked
as though it was going to rain, he
wanted to find shelter. Mr..
Wright took him into the Office,
where the blankets were identi-
fed as a pair belonging to the
hotel. The porter says the blan-
kets were used yesterday to pro
tect furniture that was carried
from the hotel to Horizons bank
block, and that when they were
returned they were thrown into
his room to hn ch oIyo'> h---SliC'
ttsl4 ~ 10 GA -LsA-T t..H
.ougaG. The man gave MS name
as Henry Radcliff; that he came
from Yuma vis Los angeles and
Santa Barbara 70 lnis city; shat
ne arrived here by the StCan7r-
Orizaba on Sunday. The ii lEats
were Iaken FROM him. Mr.. Ge2z eh
onered to pay Tor his lodging and
breakfast SO that the matter
might b6 investigated, which
kind Of was declined by Rad
cliff. The latter stOutly main
stained that the blankets belonged
to + i'm, Notwithstanding the pair
had disappeared from the porter's
room, and that those found in his
possession were identified as the
missing article. lie was not ar
restej. San Diego Onion.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-11-29

Josh Billings divides the hu-
man race into three classes
Those who think it is so, those
who think it isn't so, and those
who don't care whether it is or
not.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-11-29
From the Overland Monthly.
CONE TOUCH OF NATURE"


A lark's song dropped from heaven,
A roses breath at noon;
A still, sweet stream that flows and flow
Beneath still, sweet moon:
A little way-side flower
Plucked from the grasses, thus
A sound, breath, glance-and yet
What is it they bring to US?
For TIE world grows far too wise,
And wisdem is but grief;
Mach lnought makes but weary way
~ ,,.us5i0l, unbelief.
Thank God for the bird's song,
Ard for me lowers breath
Thank Tcd for any voice to wake
The old sweet hymn of faith!
For world grown all too wise,
(Or is 1T not wise enOugh?)
Thank God for anything that makes
The path less dark and rough
Ina D. Coolbrith.
The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1873-11-29

The Scholastic Half Session of 5 months
to commence the 18th of August and the
6th of January, and will terminate about
the 18th of June.
Bills, without exception, must be paid in
advance, and no deduction will be made
for partial absence or withdrawal from the
Institution, unless in cases of protracted
Illness Doctors fees and medicines are
extra charges.
For further particulars, address
SR. SCHOLASTICAL LOGSDON.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25
IA Office and salesroom
81 Nassau street, opposite the Post ONT
uOraa and Carriava Branch

TO- a. IS and IS East Thirteenth street.
The Hef Of 5ohnston ase Tsssss sn been dis
syes BY II s aid M the
rGsi fhG EMO Horse AUCTION BRANCH OF THE HOUSE
?Snasssss sR'f1Gfs RfsEms!iTSai
With he other stand lately oscaped pied the
RE RGGui%R s4IEs EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
THIS ThS SAY 5' gsEspl FesS!ap5 sss XII XII tsts EIsS
GRAY 9 he
mare; perfectly kind. gentle and true can trot
as S asssns
BROWN Coupe Horse Is hands,
corp gyenrs; kind Sa and r true every y, way c.., ~
s '1 SSi '
BLACK MxRE-very, fine black family Mare, lsa hands
S o S mot angySns and ady
child child can M drive her ;' warranted M r sound 'A''
S old ana 'n IN ali M
ana nSt aad s nS an
BAY s 1a aas @ ss as % ssas: sas
ys S ca he Sl Ssr
soRREI SSa Horse: 9 ,s hand, high
high sired by Ethan
great promise; being onIy yssI; Old Ea5 ana
durance, an sxceiisns traveller, and warranted
Miner 4 stevens with city made Harness; also
set of double Pony Harness The whole to be sold
without any reserve whatever
BAY HORSE-very fine bay Horse, 15M hands high,
years old kind and true In all harness, 0 very
stylish driver and is warranted sound.
TOP WAGON-Top Wagon, nearly new, built by Corbet
Co, of Twenty fifth street, to order, with Pole
and Shafts
TRoTTING WAGCN-Nearly new, built to order by Cor
bett Co.
SKELETON WAGON.-Skeleton Wagon, nearly new,
built to order by Couse
CABRIOLET-Entirey new, sold for account of whom II
CLOSE C0ACH.zA close Coach, in fair condition.
EXPRESS WAGON.-EXpress Wagon nearly new.
Ten top and top Pony Phaetons top and top Bug
gies, ten other business and family Horses. Depot
Wagons, Jaeger Wagons, &C., &C.
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
throughout the year.
Entries for sales may be made usual either at
downtown house. 81 Nassau street. at the Mart l9 e.
% and Is East Thirteenth street
Liberal advances, as usual made on consignments.
ARCH. JOHNSTON.
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HORSES. CARRIAers. &C.

rnoTTSsE AS6 REHT ESRsEs
,, Just si;,Sfs 5si% s'S5Ss SsssS'
oS Il M oaLcGH
and comprising
bay Mares ever offered At public SALE both sired BY Gem
eral Wadswerth, out OF Harkaway mare, l5A high,
sna Il s ana
handled for speed are gated and act ake and are war
HsndsS$s and closely matched pair Of Ssppis,d
@ anse ssssn drivers trot A lowing %anss and
py The
rot in 2se is warranted to trot in 2' to-day and is
high years Old extra ans driver; had handling
a; scrrsI trcttins Mare Lille sired By
to trotfn 30, and warranted sound and kind
high years old handy driver warranted trOt IN So
great roadster and warranted sound and kind.
driver g rOt ss IL minute: and war; war;
Extra hns family Horse l5, high, syears old;
prompt and gamy driver can trot in s and warranted
Elegant and extra stylish bay family road aelding,
patchen stock high years old great style and &C;
wariansed sound and fnd e''sAn' 'A'
ms ad nc ssS Hy
to trotin o elegant driver and warrant
The nne. samey bay trottns Ge.ding Harry sired by
Hsnry ay 10 ' high old
old elegant driver, hne under saddle; warranted to
and IS warranted sound and Kind 'A'-s- ''''s
spendid arver to 'e ro and
Stock now exhibition
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~ Our readers win recollect that i've years ago
as Nss se Sas HSisS
New jersey and since which time said bed
Ct aSqEs s
o
Of ali others and this without shadow Of law right
emned to project rights and interests and are
holding meetings and raising money 70 carry the war
ter%en ' Of Port wsshSston L. L. and vicinity he held at
the above place March Is 1873 the following resolu
the chair. and W. S. Weeks. Secretary:
Whereas the Of the state Of are
this place and others Of the State Of New York and who
% ar Ss ssnns ndnss fsS in
especially off the harbor of Bridgeport has ever been
S our o II e
en-. @ ss;s s* Rs % . ssa
whereas we are S sstsed IL that Large
up and pensed W With oysters violation Of law Ss and he
Norwaik Islands. shippan, Darien and other places
Resolved, That while we are and have ever been will
our neighbors II the oystermen Of CONNECTICUT al.
tempt TO deprive us Of or curai those rghts that we
determined to resist further encroachments as
sert and maintain those rights which belong to us.
bea @ Yo os s eea %asr ana a s
only the citizens thereof have the right catch oysters
taken and planted at Norwak Island and other places
Resolved, Thata committee of ive be appointed to con-
% e insure
ton. -
meeting adjourned to meet at the call of the Chair
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A SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT SALE OF AN EN-.
"a TIRE PRIVATE GENTLEMANS TURNOUT, WHO,
BEING APPOINTED A COMMISSIONER TO REPRE-
SENT CERTAIN MANUFACTURING INTEREST IN
THE VIENNA EXPOSITION, is obliged to sell his entire
fine turnout CONSISTING OF ELEGANT HORSES,
TROrTING WAGONS, PONY PHAETON ELEGANT
DUNsCOMB HARNESS, BLANKETS, ROBES. &C,
100 WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET. NEAR SIXTH
10 O'CLOCK SHARP.
Including the elegant fast and handsome young bay
trottng horse known Bay Dick l5ts high. 7years old
sired by Young Morrel for gentlemans road horse
he has few equals being stylish, genteel safe fast
he can beat As to road wagon and speed 5 gait and
is extra free pleasant and prompt driver ranks No.
and Is warranted sound and kind.
Also the handsomest and best young bay pony Horse
for adys use in the city, 54 high years old high Ken
by any ordinary drver sensible, wellbehaved fears
no locomotive or anything else, stands without tying
elegant under the saddle, either for lady gentleman
is without vice. trick fault blemish fast troter
ranted sound and kind together with elegant top
Also ne large Membrino Mare, 16 hands high,
years old raised in Kentucky and sired by Clarke
Chief, he by Membrno Chief her dam Elsie by
Lexington; an extra fine, large and handsome mare
has record Of Az elegant road family mare, and
valuable for breeding or any other purposes is sound
Also elegant dapple brown family Horse l5s hands
ranted sound and kind.
Full partc OF all with perfect description at sale.
Gentlemen wishing fine, reliable stock, should attend,
this SALE everything will be fully warranted
sented and responsible warranty given. Sale positive
rain or shine. JOHN d. HAMLIN, Auctioneer
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.
At AUCTION THIS DAY BY
"A WILLIAM VAN TASSELL. AUCTIONEER
SUCCESSOR TO JOHNSTON VAN TAsSELL)
HORSE AND CARRIAGE AUCTION MART,
liz AND ia EAST THIRTEENTH ST., NEAR 4TH AV.

liz AND ll4 EAST THIRTEENTH 3D., NEAR 9Th AV.
SAFES qg HSFsEs asn ANp SES4R
Twentyfour to fortyeght hours given purchasers to
OF ras isft pH4s %sUEsDAY SALE
ELEGANT private ooESTrHB oEESSTrAHBLrsHMENr TEAM
black Horses Is hands high and years old Kind and
as s ss sf ss
extra fine family team and warranted sound also set fine
DSSDif ChARENCE sss Used 6a ONLY THREE MONTHS, AS
sGTGss aoRk M
s S last ns ncss
WITH POLE
snsFis nsPIENp1p PRIVATE EsrABLIsHMENr-rEAM soR-
true in ali harness vice fault good travel
dsS rsyssrs rs;esct Tss class family
psnsssRS sIxsRSr apa pEaocKAwAY IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT
TEAM sA? Truck HORSES. II HANDS HIGH, 8
'fS faf
kind and true in all Tree rom vice. good travel
er extra fine style aod actiou suitable coupe two
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kind and true In all free from vice. good tray
kind and true in all harness. free from vice trek
superior worker; will make an extra fine truck horse,
ais BAY HORSE s0 I5% HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
and true In all harness excellent horse for ladys
phaeton has no vice or trick fears nothing; perfectly
safe In any place, and warranted sound.
GRAY HORSE, is HANDS, YEARS OLD; KIND
traveller can be driven by lady and warranted sound
ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY WATERMAN
GRAY MARE, Is HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD
broken to single harness. very spirited and Stylish and
'soREEI PONY HORSE. 40 INCHES HIGH, YEARS
old kind in Al pp psplsnSabtd pony for children
use soRkEG ~ fosY HANDS bfaG YEARS OLD
warranted sound. Also Pony Gig
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES. DESCRIPTIONS TIME
of sale.
Six seat Rockaway, in good order.
Dog Cart second hand.
Top and no top Wagons.
Phaetons Rockaways and Express Wagons.
Weather never interferes with sales.