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New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
Bl,ILDING AT PUBLIC COST.

The New-York Rapid Transit Association
met last evening at No COZ sixhaye. The attendance
was small OWING perhaps TO the weather. henry
Beeny Secretary of the Land Reform Assocauoh' pre-
sented an address from that body and was welcomed Dy
Nh Witthaus Chairman. S. i. Church. Chairman oi the
Executive Committee reported in relation to the visit
of co delegates from the Cooper Institute meeting To
Albany. lie said that the delegation had had e Ialr
hearing before the Railroad Committees Of both Houses
e feared that influences would be brought TO bear upon
the 10 defeat the b but its strongest point
was the inability Of the members to find defect IN IT,
Mr. Beeny reported that he represented the Cosmo-
poIitan Conference aswcl az the Land Keiormers MI
Graeme Recording Secretary Of the Workingmehs
Irnon also was present a delegate. Mr. Church sug-
cested that the workingmen's organizations should
mite and hold mass meeting in the interests OF city
ranld transit Mr.. Graeme thought that IL might De
done in the course OF three OF four weeks lie invited
the association 10 send delegate to address the Union
George Hoffman, aud A. Levy were appointed com
mittcc 10 visit the Union next Friday evening at No.
M
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
RAPID TRANSIT PROBLEMS.
FoURTH-AvE. IMPROVEMENTS.

TIE PROPOSED ROUTE BETWEEN THE UNION
DEPOT AND THE HARLEM DEPOT-NO RE-
LIEF PROMISED BELOW FORrY-sECOND-sT'
The accompanying engraving gives a prohle
view of the Harlem Railroad from the Grand central
depot TO Harlem River, IL VIII appear when the I'm
proyements now well under way, are completed, as Mr.
Buckhout the chiefengneer, says they will be before
the close Of next year. The abutment OF the bridges at
FortyGfth FOrtysixth, Foryseyenth and Forty
sts are finished and the work of eXcayatng and blast
ing has begun upper end of the route and for the
beam tunnel between Seveneth and Eightieth-ss The
work norhward from Fortynnth-st is contracted for
by Dillon Clyde Co.. and there is every reason to be-
eve that it Will be done in the time and manner agreed
upon.
TIE railroad will retain its present grade to Forty
eghth-st and will be crossed at Fortyhith and Forty
eghth-st by bridges with carriage aud footways Their
elevation Will be Is feet Forysxth and Forty-seyenth-
sts will be crossed by foot bridges At Forty-eghth-s
the excavation VIII begin. ana to Fify-sxhst there
will be an open IS feet inches deep at the latter
point. The retaining walls viii be built of frstclass
gness rubble masonry. and will vary hight from
foot above the railroad grade to 16 feet inches. They
will be laid hydraulic cement mortar and their fOun
datons VIII be three feet below the grade OF the road
Upon them the parapet walls Of granite will be built,
two feet inches wide at the base two feet high and
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25

remember notbing OF the Kind.
They are arst puzzled ana thea conViFiced lSlonns
hurtes tchOw tas the change E Ua II bY his love Tor
his daughter and sy to all the ouCrs. Thoy thlnk ~
is very hkcy. foF they cannot thnE of any other prob
able esuse for a. Compare ths with other scenes ~
ago before gacf struck it, Constance stands before us,
Ike Niobe all clothed with tears She was too strong
a woman Il drop into ma6ueSs
They preserved tneir sanity and Suffering, az all great
souls mHst DO 10 make you aud me worship them iialu
let is iBgapable OF msGoess and is lifted above the ne
cessts of fcignng s. His uncle IL not what he seems
The state Of Denmark is rotten, with tins irony NO
that ms Nan took tho color of the eat on
which It fed Everything is not what II appears to De
hH Is only Indication of the opposite ana mas got 10
I've phrased by contradiction He is really IN ioNe Win
ophea Did AOn ever doubt III with the moo1 h ,hoP
which he has fallen his words are no more WORTHY VI
being seriously treated than his remarks about foOums
whom he EeDws eXccllcnty well az hshuOhger' lho
earth seems to him sterile promontory. .
VIII you Yet return with YOU 10 period IN tne py
which follows closely upon the of te taking o the
oathl There is place where, THINK opheid heIsel
Will discover for YOU the turning mood IN Hanlet 5
characters leaving the Of the taking oil the
oath nc visited Ophea. His love for her was the mas
place where he remembers that II used TO expect hn
and finds it has disappeared. His bearing shows ~.
In this ruin OF ms me oPhems residepi s enf
in ms soul Ills soul is longer habted. Polonius
pIau in regard TO his son. breed IN ms contempt o 'he
notion that the Prince has been made mad Dy love-
Hamets IRONY reaches It's most powerful exercise u
the second scene OF tho third act where Hamlet avIs
himself OF it to test king with his nOuSe-tTap OF an
nterlude. He pretends amusement and mllnles mur-
der TO conceal his knowledge of real one
You recOlect the scene What other mood than irony
could soul with such secret spread Iof chteItdlh
meul Look at him as he stands as Shakespeare meant
Hamlet himself to stand! At the grave you can see the
natural man IN Hamlet.
There is no teignng these when no breaks forth with
an intense sincerity, and then you take the point OF III,
previous behavior. loved Ophelia Forty Thousand
brothers could not with their quantity OF love, make vi
my sum-" Aud as his soul was thus ample IN ms lONe
1t in all noble things. NY friends no crOtchet 0l
real assumed madness could urk IN tne repose VI suon
| "A
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
CONTRACTS FOR THE GILBERT ROAD.

As has been already stated in The TRIBUNE,
contracts for the construction of the West side section
Of the Gilbert Elevated Road have been awarded TO the
New. England Iron Company OF Boston, ample means
for begnping thol work having been procured by the
sale of SOCOOOO Of bonds English capitalists, and OF
large amount of stock 10 who are interested in the
work The only contracts remaining TO be awarded are
for placing the foundations of masonry for the iron posts
TO rest upon said that the contractors now en-
uovinr 600 men in preparing the iron work. aud that
when completed il will be put IN position with great
rapdity four gangs working simultaneously on inherent
Sections The officers of the road still confident that
by next August rapid transit viii be an accomplished
fact from Chambers-st. to Central Park and, few
months later to the upper end OF the Island Inc WORK
will not stop until the Island IL encirclcd.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
COCHJGE'a GINNING.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 23.--Advices from Ar
state that Gov Pesqures Of the District Urez
Mexico, receipt OF The Of the outrages by
the Indians under Coehise Mexico Lnrried home from
Gusynas ana orgaBIZed 800 National Guards for
Immediate service. Great excitement prevails the
Mexican authorities do not 81 warranted In pursuing
the Apsebes tine HOi Of the United states ana accord
lug 10 the treaty with Cocse he "a not 10 be Dercred
with by troops Gen Crook has no authority under
the spulaions to stop murder, theit, ppd Robbery by
Tue Apacles acI0ss The border.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
CHATTER pIAIDITS.

The lid Assembly District Republican As
ISOLATION adopted resolutions last evening heartily in
dorslng the action Of the Assembly in their earnest
ondeavor 10 e1ve the city good government"
At session OF the XlIth Assembly District Republi-
can Association last evening resolutions were adopted,
condcmning Mayor Havemeyer for appointing TO Office
men promlneiitly identified with the old Iammany
Ring and Tor insulting by Of letters in the pub
Inc press the party which elected hun. The Charter
now before tile LEGISLATURE 41ghY commended as
calculated rs wipe out the last vestige Of the Ring
winch had long disgraced this city, aud 10 give 10 the
ctzens pIOmise OF good government.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
PROMINENT ARRIYALs

81 James HoteLBishop Young OF FLORIDA
rnh 1r,nu/ Robl-Oarer and the lor william "huhg
M.arbusetts General Bnsow kentnhyi T. ~ bm %
=, Nevt,vep and Col L. Of Bne fsior H0hat-l.
Hon william Pile o. 8. Minister TO Vensmea the Hon. Ihoas
rL, 81 pbce Island and Fairbanks OF VeIuost.
SIran Hous,-Gen AIhen Pike, Washugton .6reHd ctA"'
congressman =. Eexton Pets Of Pesnsl 'h5e
ita. U- Brtoy Sanpers Of Nebraska, Prof ~ ho"au
R,mere and Charles H. shern Of Washington ''hf" 0p""
Io4I-Tbe Hon Edmund Burse Of hewHampsli'e
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
6teambnais ano Railroads.
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS DAILY tor

NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS DAILY tor
At 500 } M n rom f g. n z loot Of Rosiasoa St
S 6 s1s ARE BSsFSS BSsFSS t. FkSyBESGE FESyIBHSGE
I fs s %S % r SG7St % PTfIf DoTss9 @ R5 La @ ana @ p,
EOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
Ss; a and kSs \ aSss asa f1 h i sua,, Pl .eO. Steamers '
NEW-Y0RK MIDLAND RAILWAY-WIN-
~ TER ARRANGEMIHf taxing effect Dec 2 ls'2-Passeusr
tePos foot Of C9rilaDd and Des5rG''s'- ,oso c -,
For HsekensacI Paterson Hawthorne Midland PARK and woreG
Idgesed Park Bosot Rochelle Dundee Lake Mraetst, and
Riverside Z 1850 A. m.; l. 9o 3:g, 6:21. lt:30 D.
For wyclOd POmpOn Moneair Junction s:lo 1870
For Campsaw oakland BoOnngiale, and West BOOniugda
For Mills Charotebssgh, Stockholm sualovu ogden
burg re- and 9@ayS Fs5S5 S u" b,mboTs a pe. r
West Town Johnson Slate Hill Mddetown aud BoonnstIs 10
Pine Bush wurt.Soro Falburgh Monticello Liberty Pals
RETURYING-Lesye Liberty Falls at s:ss M L25 p ns
Bneuvl 7:i2 2:l5 hndletown. s:55 M Jl 80
saS 7S7 II:25 N. 237. Ss iOSO p. m; POu S'9,
al GaaRISSG M ii IL SEwYoRK NJ At t; & So : Go a n O elo
MoSTcLlIR DvISIoS-rrain leave NevYor, foo. cOlant'
For aoStear Pcmpon and intermediate stations ai5sm A9op
For hoGtear aud intermediate stations $50 p M arrives 9V]
inoes not run beyond deovu not beyoad Hawthorne
docs not run beyond BOo"nsbaghw norcr,s s,r,,05.o,
wNH wsrD, General Ticket AsesL
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~
Commenne MONDAY. November lS7A Through tTsos vii
leave Grand Central Depot:
500 a. m Montreal EInea sth drawing
through TO Rochester and II. AhSnS
1880 Special Chicago BIp with 10 bHnse
and Nagars Fails
lo:4A O.. m, Northern aud Western Express
$40 y. m. Special htpfeA for AoAhY ana lteN
400 Montreai Express WIZ NeePlSeais iem N'"'0A" -
AbanE
500 D. kIpre daily Nh sepngesfs for Ws1ertoSn ass 0sh
audsigus
500 u Ps-Ec Express with seepngears for Bafae
ud Falls also loF Chicago. both t. \ and NJ 4
Railroads THIS train SUNDAYS
loo p with sleepugcArs for Troy and Albany
4. H. kENDRICk. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., has removed
IL bS Private Hospital To the vicinity OF his residence, u hn
provided for
oaIeiu dcs constant ufgeal Siteninee specially:
The obscure Of the Pelvic Vos H,ras shd
Snrs and Ito disease lrnisbr Of the BLADDER;
ooceir Uenorhods fsu and it, Consultation Dr.
Ds residence from los Ia }. aud ios evenings
~ N.SQUIRE, 97 FultOn-st., N. Y.-Watches
ks Pine JtstI Sterling Sl'trwarr suah
sBg AID sD smallest gTOst, DisnoBds soeest,.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY. ar DlcgEsOgs, IN PARK
ROW.
eAm-I!o gooD-7Io' p m.-l3o Milosht-is' Asease-s'
New-York tribune., 1873-02-25
NEW-YORK CITY.

Taxes paid into the County Treasury from
Feb II TO Feb 22 1879 s9255i lo interest on same
S3sOs IA; total s96,362 "a.
As James CusiclI was sentenced, yesterday,
IN ten months imprisonment In the Penitentlary 10
be hoped that the phrase maneaer VIII drop OUT oi
memory d,
In the Court of General Sessions, Part l.'
Yesterday before Recorder Hackett, Edward +. Ban
ming ir charged with forgery in the third Decree was
convicted aud sent to state Prison for four years.
At the invitation of the Surrogate, all per-
sons having claims against the estate Of James FISK '
have fled them with the attorney OF Mrs FISK the
t and il is said that If all Of them allowed, the
surplus will be exceedingly small
The following is a comparative statement OF
the contagious diseases Of the past two weeks:
The New York herald., 1873-09-18

A DRESSMAKER HAS A NEW WHEELER WILL
N son Sewing Machine, also q solid black walnut Bed
stead which she will sell at sacrifice b6 Wes
Thirty second street
The New York herald., 1873-09-18
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.


"A PUBLlC AUClI ION OF FINE FAMILY AND
CARRIAGE HORSES INCLUDING f, STYLE, ~ sPbhp Sa n
10 O'CLOCK PRoMPI, All NEW YORK
BOARDING STABLES, NOS. q AND II EAST TWENTY
EIGHTH STREET,
BY JOHN H. vANDEWATER Auctioneer,
comprising the entire outfit of q gentleman from ST
Louis who has been spending the sumner at NewporL
a. punlc sale, without any limits restrictions or reserV
Fine, s and reliable team of blood bay carriage
Horses 5i hands high, and years old bred in Ken
tucky anl brought to this city last spring. are well
maeu drive evenly need no checks, have hne knee ae
uon can travel II miles hour; do not fret or puli
kind. VI "''A' ""' "'' "a''"''
Beautiful brown Ethan Allen Gelding, Prince Charles
styie and action. pull wagon in 90 and can be
y aIiyeh by child he Is the most perfect gentleman
swarranted in all harness and warranted sound knd
and perfect.
Fast and blooded Abdallah Mare Lady washburn, ls
hLnus ana years old; was bred in Paris, KY, and
bou9nt by Mr. Washburn county fair after seeing her
uot three heats III 24i, 2ax and 1859; she was then
Iousa. to this ely ana trotted the next spring At Bea
since been used on road: she ia tree and pleasant
driver pure and rapid pated, wehehaved in company
KIND ths mare worthy The attention of parties look
ing Tor something fast and reliable. - <
Also nigh bred Kentucky Hunter saddle Horse io5s
all gaits to saddle and is broken harness This horse
mas taken premiums ~ three fairs in Kentucky as best
saddier IN county. he is warranted sound and kind
Also beautiful black Horse, 10 hands, 10 years old has
been used by ladies' not be ousyled by any horse IN
ne country fast traveller and warranted sound ana
Also light Dog Cart for persons; top Wagon,
ono ght lronY wagon one Pony Phaeton double ana
B-ihs Is some OF the finest stock ever offered at
private sale, and is warranted fully tor "a hours givng
an opportunity TO see what they are gens
stables at all times.
The New York herald., 1873-09-18

pRosPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.
FIRST DAY. EA1i IuEsbAY MSsTgSsl sklPSTsMBER fSs m
ha sS sififa ha
'1S Peter siS sspss'ss asss's' g. Guess So.
George SsSs Wrght;sf fa 4 br .y.oPPS I. Pin oNea Jr.
J 5o.spb a ROtys SSsnSjaI, S5 Versailles 49Sse.
SliisS SSsssi ssls srs!1 !; s a!';e i issstp iss
nn BEN MaeeP MasPnss M kstte Z hesss% Walton aay
John John spls1,: salsl. ss S GhesSH . sSin.r.;
S !sscn ss RrS saS SsisH $50
SsSF s%S. AaPSs: slE sE " T5snas Halsf
g. T. sagus. fsrgussoR's ~ W g. ;,C Grown Prince
I. S. Carpenters :. m. susie
S sESSNp SSSspf nA9, in THuRsbHY unsf,1 SEPTEMBER
PURSE @ No. Isl 20 for horses sbst have never beaten
NJ Roden's o e. Psnobscot:
+ TssaS Prsnss1rs,s p s. CCihei sh M rp I:av Emm.
& Galres Grsspf H. m wintSrop Sssy SSa4st aoqr Jr
$50 70 % eSses s to nrd 1eyed ss $50 n
il. .Casey's blk. m Lady Byron
John Mnrphy,s ch. m. Grace Bertram.
5s$.: Jan siss:s Sssss;y; j. S.$sSy s: 4 JOKER
john HI fhl,sPs K %sRss.s 5 Ed sd Eas Sas brandon
Owners br. III. Rose Standish.
John Tiks sS161i FGR SsSer SEPTEMBER
Gd
fourth.
Peter Manee's q. Guess So.
y. N. Howard's b. m. Lucca.
q. N. Fergusons b. m. Miss Miller
l. l. s s ssssr ss%n.s, ! Z T. ff@ss; F"rt Washington
j "a. !. dssSyGs4. RsStyis r. S Sets4ai'ss e Taasss
John Span's br q. Cheston.
G. ;. Green's Or q. Black Bashaw.
VIM. Barnard's 3. g. Hopeful.
John Murphy's b. g. Everett Ray.
Ben Mace's b. m. Nettie walton.
I. s. Carpenters CHI III. Lizzie Keeler.
j. g. Bakers b. III. Gulnare.
PURSE No 6-$3,C0O for horses that have
beatem2 20 ST. 800 TO first 500 to second, $500 to third
and $500 to fourth.
Peter Manees b. 8. W. H. Allen
Alden Goldsmith's b. IN. Huntress.
@. n. Ferguson's b. IN. Lady Banker.
G. $. Green's b. m. Gazele.
G. s. Green's b. IN Lulu
Ben Mace's b. y. Sensation.
j. j. Bowen's blk. x. Camors.
Admission field, Grand stand and quarter stretch s.
Admi sion TO Club House, introduced by member, S.
Races commence each day at 2 O'Clock p. NJ Good day
five minutes for the grounds. f. o. READ, President.
q. W. OAKLEY, superintendent.
FLEETWOOD AssOCIATION-$3OOO OF THE STOCK
il of this Association for sale exchange for West
chester county Property Address FLEETWOOD box lis
Herald Uptown Branch office.
MATCH RACE FOR $l,00o--TO COME OFF OVER
N Island Park Course, between Albany and Troy, on
Friday, September 49, 1873 at "a p NJ. Dan. jenkins
Glens Falls N Y, names 8. Joe Brown Jas Dongery
Lansingburg, N. w. names y. g. Ed. Eaton
The New York herald., 1873-09-18
sPoRTING-DoGs, BIRDS, 80.

A FOR SALE ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS,
IA. Birds, &c; Medicines for all diseases; Prepared
Food for mocking birds At B. G. DovEY'S No Greene
street, Canal.
The New York herald., 1873-09-18
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fourth, nth and
AsTRoL0GY"Fousru PAcr-second column
BnAkbERs PAssF second
BoAkp AND LoDaINe wANrED-FrrrrrSrn PAcD-
s5s sSs%9
BUSINESS
sIHa HEz{ HsfEfa SSR f.s.
cLERks Is' fol1%n %Np nsALesMEN-ruInp PAcn-Fnh and
SSD fas. r.e.s,
COL
sse
DENTIsTRy-FouRrn PAGE-Fourth column
BkY GH0PsEfsg H6ss rAoFh e & sOlS%R
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PAGK-Thrd and
EURoPEHN 'sr p4er-Fifh and
EISE P4SE1FS column
E1k sAEss RooIs Sb sGR%2 70
% %FogRIEEsih PACE-Fourth and fifth columns
FRENCH
HELf 0WsSaiINsfriED-FEMALEs-rHm pAen-Fourth and
HELP wHSTED-MALEs rAop-First and
HORSES, .CARRiAGEs, &o-FrRsr PAcH-Third fourth
ad
SY ,rR
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sIxrEHsrH PAGs-
LOAN oFtfGGS"FouRrn PAcx-rhird column.
LOST AND FoUND-FIRsr PAGH-First and second col
fasnTisn column
MATRInoNIALmPognTa ATEd Ia pAeEmFoSrth column
zHb fSla%n
MIsCELLANEoUs ADVERTISEMENTS - TwELFrH
P4gnNSSh column p.or-secooa conmn
new e0sn column
PIANoFoRTEs. ORGANS, &c.-sIxrEEsrH PAGr-Fourth
f4eEsniFs sq%e column
rkoFEssioNAG s1TuAfioNs WAsSHTaEpDGFEMALEs
OUT M a na 9aTa r9 oR SALE OR TO
RENT : sIxrxnSrn pAer-second and Third
REAL ssTArE TO ExcHANeE-srxrrEsru PAGE
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sl1rrEsru PAcn-Third
REsrAuRANTs-FouRrH PAer-Fourth column
At f1snh and sixth
s1TuATIoXs WANTED -FEMALEs-sneosp PAen-
~ and TTIRD rAc@ETtirst @ seG1nd @ and third COLUMNS
sPPGESSTSE PAsssssena column
sgMGEk REso oRrs-F.rrrrsrn PAer-Eourth column.
70 % LET FoR B9sfNEss 'G GrSTSRdF'osEs-Eounrrnru
sqs%n R
WANTED TO PURCHAsE-FoURrH PAGE-Fourth col
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
HAohTs sTE&aBoHFs. acrFo1a1H FaSH@Rhild sE-om
The New York herald., 1873-09-18

I OST-SMALL WHITE DOG; RED COLLAR; sILvl
~ l0cket Reward at No. 10 Union square.
The New York herald., 1873-09-18

A LIQUOR STORE FOR sALE--LOCArION UNsUR-
"A passed; splendid cash trade; enterprisng parties
Investments unquestonably excellent chance make
money Particulars rs Chambers street. GEORGE w.
sIMERS Store Agency.
The New York herald., 1873-09-18
HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

AT AUCTION, TOMORROW, FRIDAY, SEPT. 10, AT
WILLIAM VAN rksssis 2 scI9ek kAe9ycr,oNEER 81 At THE
Old Mart no. III and ia East Thirteenth street,
GEN sEStfs&HS,s PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT ,.,
Rs or and a.
IN Ss
the properly OF prominent army officer retiring from
h .9a REs fRs GE sEsRs TsH Of HAR
viCToRIA, IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY WOOD
'6oUPE HoRsE-ELEeANT soREEL COUPE HORSE,
free from vice or iaut; very stylish and warranted
NEW 4aSSEb G2gEb WS ss
built LANDAU ON EIGHT SPRINGS
0ps * GH ussb G5
times; built by Brewster Co.. OF Broome street, for
BLACK HoRsE-srLENDID BLACK, COUPE OR
all harncss tree from vice; very stylish; good trav-
COUPE RoGKAwxYs-Two COUPE RocKAwAYs,
IL BSsPoT SsYPS + 'WAGoN-ToP DEPOT WAGON, IN GOOD
CLARENCE-CLARENCE, BUILT BY WOOD BROS.
Ali the above property can be seen at the mart any
time previous to SALE
AT PRIVATE SALE.
years old kind and true in ali harness free rom vice.
nns BAY y'sa MaRs is HANDS YEARS OLD KIND AND
in all harness. free from vice fault very stylish
and ho%s aHa I OLD KIND
and true in all harness pleasant driver, first
eais s9d
and true IN every way fast traveller very Stylish and
%9ss sT syhT ~ snESsSsn sTHyEsS co
rof ROAD WAGON SEARLY NEW, BUILT BY
Ms and Top nd
apks AZ a. e NE a sS: ssa% anS Gn5rng S M os Si, m
East Thirteenth street near Fourth avenue.
A UCTIoN HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
n date Johnston nan yan IsssenDs @snD sr.yn
81 Nassau street, opposite the Post Office.
THE HORSE os 9TS is
10 NEAR ~ K TlsIRFEsfh1Hr TNIREEsfTY rnIGR rSnINGHhT
The business will be conducted precisely the
strict and honorable principles which have always char
and confidence the business community as we'll the
RShSGiUc RRhGUEAR T. SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Entries pT sale max be MADE Ee as or 'as az hs either % a. %
Ssg IS
AT62 WARREN srREEr.-7LL GOODS WARRANT
Horse sheets 81 to $I4 Lap Robes, 75c to Si5; Horse
D'aaasI HORSE e 'ci.SoifHrNG TO ORDER SPECIALLY
Horse Boots Of every kind Riding saddles and Brides
"A road wagons depot and business Wagons. Address
54S West Twenty seventh street. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues
4 GENTLEMAN, GIVING UP HIS ESTABLISHMENT,
n offers sale pair OF splendid family Horses kind
EpEG fad Nos apPy street.
A PONY PHAEToNs. TOP AND OPEN, AT Low
"A. prices close them out ~ top and open Wagons,
by best city makers; clarence, SIX seat Rockaway.
ass iT2m r. osST sSSS wooster street. 'ne'
A -RoCKAwAYs BUGGIEs, PARK AND PONY
both new sd hand az III West Broadwsy near
Canal street. Cheapest place In city.
The New York herald., 1873-09-18

DOR SALE-A GOOD HEAVY TEAM SUITABLE
A. for a truck; also five smaller Horses, all good
workers and warrented true; must be sold Cali after
3o'clock z. M. OAKES BROS. 4 CO., Ice Dealers, No
SIS West Twenty-first street
The New York herald., 1873-09-18

VIM. MCMAHON, superintendent
L,LEErwOOD ASSOCIATION
Il Morrisaaia, westchester county, N. Y.
Autumn Meeting, 1873
SECOND DAY-lHURSDAl, september Is
PURSE No 3. Sl.000-2:35 Glass
John Splan enters b. IN. Lady Annie.
J. l. poty enters blk. Rowes Tommy.
John Murphy enters br. m. Lady Phter
A Patterson enters r.. &. Echo.
J. A. Chambers enters b. IN. Moseley.
j. o. Smith enters br. m. Molly smith
John Lovet enters ch. s. Munroe.
John FLAX enters b. 8. Olothespin s..,
Beni. Wilson enters b. N. Lotte.
Q. ). Green enters =. g. Waace.
r. Clark enters br Y. Joe Clark
p Nance enters br. =. sir Knight
PURSE No. 4, g., ,0CO-2 "a Glass
Daniel Mace enters CHI &. Triumph dormery joel
@. n. Ferguson enters wh q. Crown Prince.
T. Carpenter enters IN. Susie.
B. Mace enters bi. IN. Lady Blanch.
THIRD DAY-sATURDAY, September 10
PURSE No. s. 81, sol-2 81 Class
u. Phfer enters br & Daniel Boone.
ID. Mace enters Y. IN. Heatherbloom-
A. Patterson enters br s. Manhattan.
yno. CroOker enters b. 9: Ohio Boy:
Jno Lovett enters Blk g. Vulcan
u. Bigey enters CHI IN. Fanny
Q. s. Green enters gr. m Fleety Golddust.
Carroll ensTs ranss BIZ H. wiast0g M0S5s Glsa '
D. Mace enters CHI (. Judge Fullerton.
Jno Lovett enters b. IN. Gazelle.
Il. Mace enters b. Y. Sensation
G. N. Ferguson enters b. m Lady Banker.
G. s. Green enters b. IN. Lucille Goddust
i. Nance enters b. 9. VIM ii. Allen.
Races CONNIE nee each day at O'Clock. Admission "a
Grand Grand stand and ned 81 Badges 10 Club House, en-,
Bridge each day the every ten minutes direct
Tor the Park Trains leave Forty street depot
ii 40 A. NJ and p NJ
Wx II. VAN Corr Superintendent
The New York herald., 1873-09-18
THE TURF.

DEERFooT PARK-TROTTING-FRID SEPT \
~ at2h =, M, sweepstake Of $500 John ~ Carroll
b Billy, Mike Rogers b 6. Alec. VIM McMahon'sb
q. p. Tracy. Admission 50c.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

DOR SALE-FOUR HORSES, CHEAP; SOUND AND
II kind TO years old, II TO l6 hands high; suitable
Bayard street
The New York herald., 1873-09-18
LOST AND FOUND.

I osT-IN GRAND STREET CAR OR ON MUL-
- berry street between Grand and Houston streets
focsetbook II contained card with the address OF the
owner, 90 yarick street BY leaving it at the above ad
dress the finder will be well reWa arded.
The New York herald., 1873-09-18

LNOR SALE-A GRAY MARE AND COVERED PLAT
II form Spring Wagon and Harness, a in good run
Ming Si25 Inquire O'NElLLS, OF Thirty first
street and Ninth avenue.
The New York herald., 1873-09-18

NOR SALE--A 20 YEARS ESTABLISHED CONFEC-
tioncry Store fitted up new two years at cost
OF 5000 with machinery ice cream machine ten large
longing wholesale and retail confectionery; Will be
sold great sacrifice; no agents Apply at l3l ave-
g.