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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
Amusements.

This evening Miss o'Gorman delivers her
,ocond lecture, at the Opera House.
ON Saturday evening, Blacks Stereopticon,
at Institute Hall
Edwin Adams has closed his travelling drA-
matte season, and will rest at Long Branch NJ
/ during the coming seven weeks.
The Coleman Sisters we're at Oswego. New
York last evening, and play tonight at Waver-
Law and tomorrow night at Elmira.
Little Nell" was at Ttusyille, Pa, last
evening"
The Theodore Thomas orchestra, reinforced
hy RubinstAin and Wieniawski. ere to give CON
carts at pixies Opera House, Cincinnati, on the
10th, 2lst and 22d.
-Duprez & Benedict's Minstrels are travel
ing through New York State.
John B. Cough is to lecture this and to-
morrow nights at st. Joseph, Missouri.
Tom Thumb and family are billed to appear
AT Indianapolis on Friday and Saturday nights
OF his.week.
John E. McDonough is announced to ap-
near at the Chestnut Street Theatre, Phlladel-
pbia. on Monday evening, March oath, IN the
leading role OF .The Locksmlth OF Fhiladel-
plia, written by Colly Cibber.
John f. Owens aud Company play at Read
ipp. tonight. The Eagle reports that Mr.. MiHh
ier Of the Opera House, is having tirst-class
society comedy written for early presentation
in this city, in which he will sustain the leading
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
The syracuse Tragedy.

..,.,,,,o M, omI, AND REMARKABLE
DEATH OF THE ASSASSIN
II WAS briefly mentioned in Tuesdays COM
,,ruo1A1 that at Syracuse, N. y, on Monday
.s.ornoon a man by the name Of Albert keeleT, &
ss'ed twenty-one years. killed girl named lua
S5ancer. aged fourteen years that heeiSt va; Va
Pnanhaw of Miss Spencer's father, Is ~ Sansur
nsr rand had been visiting with MT. oPence.
ahort three weeks Later dispatches state t1t 10.
ME- snencer went to Oswego, MONDAY @ anu ieLs IA
-, asrshI ar alone in the house wltn TWO oIl
ina;as iio one of whom was sick and the oVIet Ie
49, Kaeler went into the kitchen, where lus
"as a, work. and taking short iron par useu
nn, hraaLn9 omen boxes he struck her on i., tne
III hn.5 She feli to the floor, when he repeateuiy
n,r,,c, her on the head beating her brains ou., e
Sio I;nad abont 90 minutes Keeer then ieIt tne
In',ia pno 10 the hack door and ran down towhtus
.ho TantraI railroad depot. freight Tram hau -
inst started for the east. Keeler attemp.eu .s ~
',Top on the hind end Of the caboose Tor th'
Jnrnose of escaping out OF the town, when hi9a 9i
ia hold he fell back upon the track, hit m
haSsd strnck the rail; his neck was broken, ~,
| he was killed instantly. Ihe ~ ~motae Il; "H no
known. 1t is said that he might nave nau9 i,ad an
proper advances TO her which sDe gg.,,Iao hi
that he killed her. fearing sne wo9lu NV beir
attempt 1t ia also said that hee.eI IaT WOE ont
| some property which, with Mlss opSmiUe Ti,e Durd,
| the way, he might have secnseu. An tha an,
creafes intense excitement and 30 ooes tle ~, Su
dan retributive justice which overtook 'iiS m,
a | derer' They were expecting 10 go W hSn9
: with a colony shortly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
WIlminatOn and IIs Industries

LipDinoous Magazine opens with an interest,
inp article on Wilmington and its Industries,
q snbiect well worthy the able pen that has az,
snmed the task OF chronicling the numerous aha
increasing manufactures Of our energetIc, ,n,aT ana
busy little neighbor 9 US Il mas w;,P;naton sPeT Nv
close , III lies but few are probably aware Of the
extent and importance of the industries tnae
have sprung up within the limits OF our sister
ctv within a comparatively recent period.
It's spirit OF enterprise, the results oL wn,oe 0a
our writer chronicles in the present article cale 70
IN with William Shipley, whose singular story Is
narrated by Charles Reade in his Last romance,
..The Wandering Heir" She has now become a
commercial town and shipbuilding port that nave
gwen her importance as one Of the great lhaus
trial centres OF the country.
[From the North Americana
The Introductory paper is descrpnoin,, i,,.. o
Wilmington and its industries, with hftesh lhus
trations, These describe. the paper. tney ~ ~
of the list folowsl. Several other views are sI
en-, with the information required 70 ,spti;n, eapS
them and show the activities OF our puSthh'
neinhbOr
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20

Tie Newark NJ. L. Conference is holding It's
annual session at Port JeryisN. Y, Bishop fos-
ter presiding. About two hundred and htty cler-
gvmen arc present. The conference Will remain
in session four days.
The Missouri insurance bribery lnvestig s.Ioh
Hickox, a lobbyist, did attempt to bribe Mr. ber-
ger, one of the members of the Assembly
The Michigan Legislature yesterday passed
resolutions Gensurlng the action Of the Ooo-
qressmen who voted for retroactive salaries
Business in New Orleans is reported 70 G pe
prostia ated, causing large emigration OF ,n Tns
Eaboring population. A few days since two nun
| dred artizans left for Texas.
Attorney General Williams has written Y
| oaEes Ames for the books of the Credit Mobile
Company to be used in the Government SUI
| AGAINST that corporation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
NIaryIand.

suoorura AvyaAy BErwEEN A MAN AND WOMAN AT
ANHAPoIIs.
BBI,rndoRE, March 20. (.
John Mullaysl, having had difficulty with
MIRA Ianner. proprietreas OF the U. s. Hotel, at
Annapolis, met her in the street and fired q snot
from pistol at her. which she promptly re-
turned. Neither shot took effect Mullavel was
ARRESTED and held 70 bail
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
Intersor Peunsyivania'

noBBER1Es AT PorTsTowE, THIS AoRsINd.
PorTsTowE. Pa, March 2O'
The post Office was entered by burglars before
five o'clock, this morning, who ansacked the
Office and carried of eleven hundied dollars IN
stamps.
The adjoining store Of O. Pugh, was. also en-
tered and a number Of articles packed up for re-
moval. but being disturbed the burglars fled
without taking their intended plnlder.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20

p,oodoood 4 ostermAns patent elastic na Ie,-
,.ntorx n Brookiyn, was burned last eVehins'
Loss st SUV W;i;ams. aged 27, committed suicioe
h3pein Dt,.;S,ora On Tuesday afternoon, by taxing
in,,5snrm IN Ss He had been recently married. in-
temperance caused the Suicide N..,,-
George oampbe brakeman mani on ddaS tns SOriS SS the
ern Central Hallway was f9Sna GeSp Yesterday
railroad track IN near Sr,5 ssaSS spd one leg cut of il
n morning. Srnn9sed % he fel of coal train and was run
The brig Royal Sovereign, Of HALT Halifax sUoS %Ss
,,st recsntlv on Glasgow Head, during sno"
storm. -, In th,
Al Franklin, Pa, the coroners igTGy; iTG;nH IN bsDI s
case Of Thomas +. Anderson, the Ssv su,Sa Ate
Sna days' deliberation, they find that ne cum
mitted suicide in a tit Of insanity.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
m ph,Ioa,Iphin Navy Yard.

Va ,terday at noon, in accordance with ordeaS
,ro@ Washington, Commodore Mnliany ts assIS MaSv
the comsnd Of O1th lanS maya a SenS the intention
Yard ana a merge them under the title ,ia, Gn
20 even sSe1sYSd Ysrd at Philadelphia" This course WA OId
,.Nts,a Sa Nm Inc transfer OF material from the 0i0
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
n-,-,..,, Ynuna,. son Keeps One WIG.

Brigham YOuns's Son Keeps One Whe'
John W. Young, Rrighams most & oasnns .inas sn snS
.%rse hoys by each one, it is stated, has lately
SnaeS Sn SiVoiced from wives number one and two two
sosa soa hsvinS settled annuities upon them, pro
Doses going to philadelphia to live with mis- ISs
wife, who . said to be mos most riss n WORT
s1ar;noent Of Amazonian cavalry,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
Commercial Reports.
PurLADELrHlA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.
Cotton dull 19A@l99l. Provisions fiTm.
Flour unchanged; choice wheat scarce and IN
demand; other grades dull; red 9l@96 white
az. .IOO2.3O. Corn firmer yellow 10, iwhite TO-
Oats active 49050. Whiskey firm w.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
Weather Record.
Rrponr OF THE SIGNAL sERvIoE.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WASHINGTON, March 20.
For the rest Of Thursday, increasing easterly
winds with clouds and rain for the Middle
States.
REroRrED DAILY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL NO. l. BOYS
DEPARTMENT.
WILMINGTON Del, March, 2Oth' ~ A. M
Temper Height Dew Wind % haIn
sT5o 2968 in. 50167o N. E. o. l25 in.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
FuRInnd.

MORE TROUBLE AMONG THE MINERS.
LospoN, March 20.
Trouble is apprehendod at WOolverhampton
from the renewal of the riot. 1t grew out OF
QUARREL between the English and Irish miners
The English now threaten to strike unless the
Irish are discharged. Over a hundred arrests
have haan made.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
New .Ieraey.

THE GENERAL n. B. BILL AND LOCAL OPTION.
TRENTON. March 20.
The Senate has passed unanimously the gen
eral Railroad bill. 1t had already passed the
House. The Local Option bill has been indeh-
nitely postponed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
Last YEARS consumption in Russia amounted

Last years conscription in Russia amounted
TO 124. .296 men.
1t has been discovered that freshets make
the mouths Of rivers water
A shrewd old gentleman once said to his
daughter "Be sure. my dear, you never mary .a;
in the world is one that has money and nothing
| eise"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20

hill has been introduced in the In Indians ss "a
Legislature giving ministers fees 2. iaO a0d morS
slo ior Pses aIossds 800, 600, the same to be
II Man Sao on oti the estate Of the deceased.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
-, s..ouIt ou a sIeIghing Party.

A,port Bruce, Canada, on Tuesday night aetA ~ .
,,,v named Price and some friends wsIo TO- sSu ave
fanny t;na Sut Of sleigh, they were attacked Dy s nss
men with clubs. George Price, an aied o.i and Phil.
so 2Soy 2 "a in critical condition. Three others
" y y ,nrin,alv injured.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
EDWARD McINALL. Jr.,
H WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST
AND PRRsCRIPTIONIsT,

g. X, Cor. Second and Market Streets
Keeps constantly on hand, Pure Drugs. Fine ana
Psre Chemicals. Reliable Medicinal freparatlonlas,
amen AZ as:-Tinctures, syrups, Fluid EXTRACTS, Sono
Extracts and Elixirs, prepared In his own LaOorA-
tory. l.. -. a .noc,oltv With our
Physicians prescriptions are ~ speSsssj sajn,na only
n1re and reliable articles. we are prepared W ee'
any reouirements in this line- .ont ana adu
catsd Gers. Of oblging manners to walt upon 'ne
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
Canada.
Mn. nrArr,s nrNArNs rouND.

MONTREAL, March 20.
The remains of Mr.. Hyatt, the commercial
traveller, have been found in the ruins OF the
81 James' Hotel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
OARRAIIS ELECTRIC DISKS

Ara self-acting, clean, comfortable and dnIaoSI, I
hev are worn with relief In Rheumatlsln Ners mhaS
~ y ocal Pains weakness, Lameness, &c. They
s,nS ss, gentle now OF constant electricity and nave
Wider range Of and help in the above Sd na%e1 S1
class VI ''0u0 e. BRINGHURST CO..
Corner sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20

An unconverted horse-thief is lecturing 10
Sunday schools in Iowa. ,.o
Nobody who uses tobacco can belong 70 'ne
colony at Skiddy, Kansas,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
9faths

urrpsTnD- In ihis city, on wednesday evening,
March 1gth Mrs. Kate huesteds IN the ssth year
of her age. 49,, ,.-,ux ora raa
The relatives and friends OF the fanny arc re Ie res
idence, King Street, No. COZ, on Monday morningas
half-past O'Clock
ARK.-Thomas Clark, OF Willow Grove, del !
passed from the mortal TO tine epiriuai PanS ~
deisease, Consumption
HUBERT On the 1911 inst, Johu u huDer' IN
the 4sth year Of his age -, 1,.,,ows
and Red Men are respectfully invited 20 attend ms
fnnersl from mis- late re idence, No. 40 w. FROM
atreet on Sunday afternoon atS O'CLOCK.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
Alarriagfs.

pINKERToN- - In this ely, March
ION nv Rev e. W, Folwell, William A, PinkertonS
Of Delaware Co Penn'a., and Sallie d. LsmDorn'
OF New Castls Co., Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
The Patti Concerl.

so,la may now be secured for the oArlotta
p.,li Concert, which takes place on Saturday
ayenipq. The box sheet is open at the store OF
B,ughman, Thomas d Co., and there is indicA
,iop Of good audience. Besides Mile, Patti,
M strakosch announces Nile, Teresa oarreno'
,ha Aha paniste, siguor scolara, basso, and Mons.
Emile sAuret, whose performances on the violin
have won him great reputation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
SECOND EDITION.
.rrs.a. su,e CaUltoI.

ALDERMAN vlsoESd o.iwnDED IN 'HE STREETS
lspeciai Telegram to the oomnerciaLl
DOVER. DEL. March 20.
Frances Vincent was cowhided by Mrs. Adams,
ON the street, this morning, for using her name
in a recent newspaper afticle. J'J' A.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
PRICE TWO CENTS.
Iron in the Blood
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian Syrup, o. Hf0teCte
ed Solution of the PrOtOatde or
Iron, Is so combined as to haze
the character of an GLillteilt, as
easily digested and GsstlettdteG
qUith the blood as the St7ftptesc
food. 1T increases the 4,tGietsey
of Natures OtCn Vttdtt%t1tg
1oenf. IRON IN, the blood, and
cures ga thousand Ills" simply
b1ITO,,S,sty am, ,IfsUigOrGttllg and
YifGIizi1t0 the SyStenss The EN-
9iched and UitdJized blood per-
aneates eUery part of the O0dys
repairing damages ana so0ste'
seagclsi1sg 0at DGOrbtG Secre-
tiO1ls. and JeGvi7tg nothing IOf'
disease to feed ap01s.
This Is the secret of the aCo,t-
<ferftI success of this remedy IN
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
pIaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections,
Chills and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder. Female Complaints
0md an diseases originating Sfs
a bod state of the blood, or Uc-
cOnaDd1tied by debility or @ kOaO
state of The system. Being free
from Alcohol, IN G1sy FORM, ets
e,,er0iSim0 effects are not fol-
IO,Ued bU corresponding 9'eGc-
tiofa, but are permanent, titft-
si1lG strength, ,CtD0r, and 1'eto
life into all parts of the systeiles
and building stp d'e Iron Con-
stitaLtiO7l. af
Thousands haze been changed
bU the use of this remedy, from
qveah, sicEty, suffering creGss
f,tres, to strong, healthy, and
| happy men and eOon,e1si Glstt H
SfUdJtegs cannot reasonably Res
itate to giUc St a trial. s.
See that each bottle has PERU
| WAN SYRUP bLOaO,s In the glass;
Pamphlets Free.
| SETH ". F0WLE & SONS, ProprietOrs
| No. Milton Place, Boston,
SOLD ny DRuooIsTs GENERALLY.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20

sEWINg MACHINES,
w., enl Market Streat-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
4ett AGpertiseuIfuts.

(HGDTNFs sARDINES. OLIVES, PoTTED
- TnTkey. Chicken Ham, Pine Apple and Dutcn
.n1e w. ~ Sh0e''' jos JONES, Grocer,
hsiS vJ s,to Fifth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20

EIgIT Ann LIGHT ANTIQUE BRoNzED
~ 1.aokats Tor household uHe OF fancy business
sstaolisS@ents, and variety of iron brackets ier
sheiying or mantles for sale BY
No. ssb eight Thirynve) Market 81 below
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
D4jGY GeataterejAG.
IEMKINa-A ATkIMsoM.

..u ,lRR ATKINSON. .PubiiahsF'
,.-Ho, Terms, Bsc., See ssoOsld PAGE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-20
nrronrrp pA1Y N runLlo sonooL No. !, BoYa

DEPARTMENT.
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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-11-27

NOTICE is hereby given that the Real
IN Estats therein mentioned in the following
ljstl or 80 mu thereofas shall be sufh lent to
SATISFY IN: taxes on the same with interest AMI
commissions Of five per cent. to the TT Hsurer or
Collector, and expenses Of sale, vii be sold at
public auction between the hours of 10 in the
morning and 4 in the evening, on tn, LIST Day
Of the next December Term Of the Conn.
~ Court Of shenandoah ounty, It being
the Sch Day Of December, 1873, ~ the Doof
OF the Courthouse OF 3 id Cou.ty unless the
taxes interest commissions and expenses shall
be previously paid. fall the property be not
sold on that day the sale will be continued from
day to day until completed.
j. B. GOLLIDAY,
Treasurer of Shenandoah County.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-11-27

The United States Government is
fitting her navy for active war ser
vice AZ rapid. az possible, in view
OF recent Spanish atrocities.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-11-27

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The New York herald., 1873-11-11
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

AT AUCTION THIS DAY, BY
70 y5s aHssF5 SfN
no. s and ii R East 2f'S sfaEEf
q BSFshs thR SsEHIAons
Twentyfonr to oryegh hours given to purchasers TO
CATALOGUE OF saIs iii pHss ssGSuEsDAyS SALE,
TEAM BAY cARRfAGE HoRsKs, ls,S HANDS HIGH,
and 10 years old kind and true IN al harness mess tree
by private s, family and sold only for want Of use
CLARENCE In GOOD ORDER. BUILT BY JOHN R.
CROSS, MATCHED TEAM. BAY AND soRREL
Horses, ib4 hands high and old kind and true
prompt and stylish Drivers rst class team for gentle
mans road use, and warranted sounds also set Harness
TOP WAGON, NEARLY NEW, WITH POLE AND
DARK CH EsTSTf TRoTTING HORSE FOX SIRED
by victor he by saadin son Of Young Bashaw; dam
bngsnd and retu5ned was bredby Arthur Collins near
old Kind and true in al harness III; rec irom Vice.
very stylish troed last ia. without training in 2ss;
2ao sure he Is superior Horse ior gentlemans road
c2Hp eakrSGT HfsS skE SEHRFx TFT HORSE HERMIT
is hands high years old kind AM true in all har
ro
Is hne stylish driver; superior Tor gcntlemans road
sa Tass fEAs sHY scT Ha4 e
hands high and years old kind and true in all har
drivers have been used IN coupe and carriage are
first class family team, and warranted sound.
Also set Harness and
TOP WAGON. NEARLY NEW, WITH POLE AND
cHEsrNUT TRoTrING COLT, SIRED BY MAJOR
% ~s elfs Ead al
ness free from vice, very stylish; trot in 81 has
been used as gentlemdns road horse and IS free ana
WAGON e' BUf 81 co
sold TO salts Judgment.
soRRhL TROTlIN6 HORSE, SIRED BY GOLD
Dust dam by Bessnger l5 hands high years old kind
and true IN all harness Tree from vice or fault very
stylish and handsome; trots in minutes; is very
promising young horse and warranted sound.
TOP WAGON, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY DUSEN-
hay HORSE, SIRED BY SECOND HAMBLEToNIAN,
dam by George NJ Patchen; is l5h hands higb years
old kind and in all harness; superior under sad
die well broken TO all gaits fast traveller, Tree and
pleasant driver and warranted sound -
TOP ROAD WAGON NEARLY NEW. BUILT BY DU-
BLACK HORSE. l6 HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD;
kind and true In all harness. free from vice fault very
stylish first class coupe or carriage horse; warranted
SoUPE, in Goop oRDaR BUILT BY WOOD BROS.
BROWN HORSE l65s HANDS HIGH, YEARS OLD
kind and true In all harness; free from vice; good
travellers free and stylish driver and rst class family
BAY MARE, Is HANDS HIGH YEARS OLD KIND
and true In all harness Tree from vice. ros close TO
minutes a and rst ,s class Sns Tqsds'er ic WEARS
kind and true in all harncss free from vice good trav
cler tree and stylish driver first class coupe horse
BAY HORSE, Is HANDS HIGH YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness. free from vice. fast trav
eler trots in minutes and is free and stylish driver
ROAD WAGON, BUILT BY BENSON
SEVERAL OTHER HORSES. DESCRIPTIONS TIME
of sale.
by Wood Bros; top and no top Wagons Rockaways
Road Wagons &c, &c.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11
TROTTING MATCH.
i Purse of 5000.
Paramount Park Track,
near head OF Montgomery street Jersey City Heichts,
on TUESDAY November ii, at 2 O'Clock Y. NJ.

Paramount Park Track,
near head of Montgomery street Jersey City Heights,
on TUESDAY. November IL, at O'Clock =. NJ.
Entries-Mr Duffy, enters b. h. Rocket Mr. watsrson
enters b. h. Barney; Nj. Baker enters b m Maggie
Iona niue sea pes, orse afee akss n
money.
tra Il ne day should be stormy the race 10 aSe place
Tro 10 be governed by rules OF the National Assoca
tion. Pankroad and Hudson City cars running to and
from the track every ~ minutes
WHITE PLAINS FAIR GROUNDS, wEsrcHEsTER
w county-Fall Trotting Meeting, November ~ IS and
FIRST DAy-puRsE OF $500 2:2s CLASS.
s Dam NJ Maess sssns as g. 3 SarPSl SpSt,ed Colt
Peter Mansds AM ~ Bessie E. ss Guess aAs 81
Fred. Haights T. IN. Una.
Dan nat"s jenkins + ! ". Sosn 9. White Cloud.
b. Kennedy's ch S Wild american.
SPhsnsfE ff s For e CLASS
ons % Bsrts s,t, y &, conadence, ~,
Dan jenkins TnS gT p !. JOE se0s'sS srown n0''
@ yohn Miar Mmnrphy,s I,s b. & i,,.nar haTlie Green.
80 SANE BxY-PufsE $780, FOR 2;s0 CLASS.
cS. erSa' weeEs HsisH,i eh =, :. il; 5ames ona-
7: il. sheppards ). m. Rosie.
Nose NNoeHggEsss s m fts slaeaoe oS @ CLASS
MIs% ksys y Wifi s, E',ss MssiIs1% Tsnpsr Boy
nap wTnhin. 5e1kins VI WI wnts Iyahsi,s Cloud
% III ra4ItP E,ass Fra %;Ss.
pa SANE Mefss GAys F6R ThREE MINUTE HORSES
T. II. sheppardsb b. m. Rosie.
y bSHaes b%negleb' s. s gri Road@aster % heaa Blanche
oa1es shall % See Sc ced under the rules of the
MAJ 2nai Assoslatqn Trains leave Grand Central depot
No. Races aSsos % se6 e.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11
THE TURF.

FLEETWOOD PARK, MORRIsANIA.
Il Trotting under the personal management OF
Daniel Mace
Last day OF the Grand Trotting Meeting postponed
from saturday, Novembera
TUESDAY, November ii, 1873.
Great match tor 81, 900 between Dan Maces ch 8.
JUDGE FULLERTON
and Daniel Phicfiers b. IN.
AMERICAN GIRL.
Mile heats best three in hve In harness
Same day-Class sPurse $3.50, for horses that never
troed better than 4O first $40 second S45 10
third ana SIS TO fourth horse Closed with Il
Admission 81
TO Track and Grand Stand ladies free.
Above 10 be mile heats best three in hve to be
governed OF the National Association. IL
eight horses start the distance will be 40 Yards
Racing will commence at o'clock r. N. Trains leave
Grand Central Depo at IL 5 and 80 r. A. for the
returning at IA and 55t from Morrisana. The Fleet
wood requests members To their II X
cts, as they will be required 10 show them at the en-
trance. WM ii. VAN COTT, superintendent.
DANIEL MACE. Manager.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMusEMENTs-NNrH PAcE-Fourth, hfth ana s1tn
BALI hasEsis shxsoSNsIsrn -ffAaar.SssonSI column
BoARDERs wANTED-sEcosD PAeE-First and second
BoARp AND LODGING wANTED-sEcosD PAcE-sec-
pRooR aSd kEAL shiaq GsTMTE FOR sALE-Fasr
Bus1Skss ska PAcr-Third col
EEs EgfEsE FOR
Paersx column. '01'D"
coAcHMEN AND GARDESERs"EiGnru PAcr-rinh
coAsTWisE I. sTEAMsHIPs-srcosD PAcr-sixth col
EoPARTNERsnIPs. Firth P4en-Fnh column;
DENTlsTRY-NINrn PAcr-second column
ST bwEs HSsE5 AND us
and
FseFT9lss ssS@S
sSE TO LET
SEES p4s.s..A
5sS r9s cgSma
,orsI and fifth 1.-THE columns r,,u, ..,.
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C, wANTED-Eicnru PAcn-Fourth
!NsTkGSTioN-E. pAen-sixth column
LECTURRE Z H. sEAsoN-NISrn PAcE-Fourth column
columns
MACH INERY-EIGHTH PAGE-Fourth column
MARBLE MANTELS-SECoSD PAGE-Fourth column.
MED1CAL-SEcoND pAGE-Fourth column.
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PAGE-Second
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsEMENTs-TEsru PAGE
Sixth column.
MUSlCAL-NiNrH PAGE-Third column.
NEW PUBLICATIONS-SEvENT PAGE-Slxth column
PERSONAL-FIRsT PAGE-First column.
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, &C.-NIsTn PAGE-Third col
PROPERTY OUT OF THE oaiifl CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-FIRsT PAGE-Sxth column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-FIRsT PAGE-sixth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-FrRsr PAcE-sixth column.
kEWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-Second column.
BALES AT AUCTION-SEcOND PAGE-rhird and fourth
columns
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALFS-EL ELEVENTH PAGE
First second, third, fourth fifth and sixth columns,
and TWELFTH PAGE-F1rst, second third, fourth, attn
and sixth columns. -
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-EIGHrH PAGE-Fitth
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FIRsr PAGE-Second column.
6PORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAGE-second
THE TRADEs-TwrLrrH PAGE-Sixth column.
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGR--Ihird column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSLS-NINTn PAGE
First column.
TRAvELLERS GUIDE-SEcosp PAGE-Sixth column
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
Ninth PAGE-Sccond column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-EIGnIH PAGE-Thrd column.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column
WATER RESORTS-SEcoND PAGE-Third column.
The New York herald., 1873-11-11

DooLs SOLD THIS AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
1 at JoHNsoN,s l.la Broadway. corner r Twenty
ao Thursday and Friday evenings the great Four
Mile Heat Race in California. T. b. JOHNSON.