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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02

BUILDING LOTs.-Messrs. Reynolds & Co,
advertise 80 finely located building lots TO be
sold on the 10th instant.
VIM. Bright, Esq, will sell 10 fine lots In
the western edge Of the city, on the 9th in-
slant.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02
REAL ESTATE.

SALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS BY II, N. CHILD co.
The sale OF houses ana lots in the Northwestern
part of the city, by M. NJ Chill & Co, yesterday
afternoon, was well attended. Prices ranged from
81, 70 $3.50 per feet. The sales were as follows :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02

RELIoIoUs.-Thers win be preaching in the
New Jerusalem Church, on Sunday, May 4th ,
by Rev. b. II. Barrett. Morning subject,
'Our Book Of Life-where and how 1t Is writ
ten" Evening lecture, Fundamental doc
trine Of Christianity as taught and accepted a
hundred years ago-showing the need Of a
new revelation at that time"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02

THOUSANDS have been changed by the use of
the Peruvian Syrup "a protOxide of Iron) from
weak, sickly, suffering creatures, to strong,
healthy, and happy men and women, and invalias
cannot reasonably hesitate to give 1t trial For
Dyspepsia and Debility it is specific.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02
Ruelnesa NotIces.

Cheap Cooi-Stove $5.75, Nut $500 per 224o
pounds for cash only, at wharf South of Market
Street Bridge. feb21-tf WIN. j. BROWN
Everybody inr,ted to an inspection of the largest
and most complete assortment of the best class
ready made clothing for grnts, youths and boys
in the State, at ]. Wesley Canary's, 4O6 Market
street. Give him call He is a fine young man
to deal with. April 4. w-lm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02

REAL EsTATE.--We again call the attention
OF our readers to the Sale of Lots, over the
Third street Bridge on tomorrow afternoon,
at 3 O'Clock. Messrs Ogle & Miller, Auction
neers, will sell fol Mfr. B. F, Townsend, sixty
ono beautifully located, and valuable Lots,
dell street, by 22216 feet ON ButtonwO0d street,
on which is erected his mansion house. The
terms upon which all this fine property is
sold, ARE very liberal. We anticipate large at
tendence, and capital bargains, for all who
buy.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02

EXCURSION TO REHoBoTH.-Yes esterdly morn
ing shortly after O'Clock, about one hundred aud
twenty lot holders of the Rehoboth Beach Camp
Meeting Association went to Lewes, special
tram. Accesslons were received at Middletown,
Dover and Delmar. Arriving at Lewes, about
9l5. the party was provided with coaches, and
conveyed to the grounds of the Association, at
Rehbboth, where they passed the time in examu-
ing The lots, ana strollng around, until noon
Dinner was prepared and spread upon two large
tables under the trees, to which all hands did full
JUSTICE. After dinner the lotholders went out and
selected their lots in order in which each was en-
TITLED to Il choice. After the selection. the party
returned to Lewes, where they remained until
about 645, p. IN. inspecting the attractions of the
quaint old town. They then embarked in the
special train. and arrived in this city about eleven
o'clock at night They were favored with de-
hghtful weather nearly all day, and the trip was
thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02

CONCERT A concert will be given at the Wes-
lsyan Female College, on Tuesday evening, May
6tA.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02

Sales OF MoNEr.-At the eighty ffth monthly
meeting of the Germana Loan Association, held
last evening, $1,000 sold at az per cent. premium,
and $500 at ~
AT the regular monthly meeting OF Citizens
Loan Association, last evening 81 500 sold at 81
per cent. premium, and 5000 at 36}S
AMERICAN STAR LODGE GooD FELLows-H.
Il. NJ, George IL. Bennttt installed the following
officers, on u lsday Apnl %:
VIM. n. Robinson, w. e.; John b. St,cnp, W.
V. g.; Charles Ciabke, w. c. Thomas Morlne, r.
S; 5. s. johnson, L. s.; John Fcbren5ack, W.
T.; VIM. A. Croney, W. w; VIM Kennedy, W
Jr. W.. Charles Thompson. W. T.; Thomas L.
Robinson, w. Jr T.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02

SALE OF LoTs BY OGLE Il MILLER
Yesterday afternoon Messrs. Ogle d Miller, sold
at public SALE thirty-six building ots located on
Sixth, Seventh, HaWley and Webb streets. The
aalaA vera aR fnIlnwe.-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02
BANKING HOUSE

Deposit Accounts Of Banks individuals and eth
ers received on which we allow interest. Checks
drawn on US are payable without notice, the same
as at National Bank.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-05-02
ORDERS :

c. p Johnson. 1892; Jas. MeKendriek. S7lO.
81; Geo. II. p. Simmons, s25l'5O; David Wool.
man, 1881; Robt. Lee, Sl4I.45; John Randall.
Sl25.26; 4. q. Chormandie s57.25; III. r. Pist9
els, slS222; Ferns q Garrett, tl64s; c. p. John
son son t9I3; Patrick Burns s2SS4: John LOgus,
Hobt McIntire, $4,000: sundrV BondhoIdsr..
$500; Hudson Steele, 500; James Bradford. Al 81.
Wm, =. Hayes, Sl5; James AAharty, SlS3 .23
On motion, Council adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29
THE EMIGRATION BOARD.
REDUCTION OF DEPARTMENT EXPENSE.


After the reception of Joseph Arch at the
opening OF the session OF the Board Of Commissioners
yesterday reports then read from the Castle Gar
den and Wards Island Finance and Special Committees,
and approved by the Board. DR.. 8. II. Chaplin was
appointed examining physician at Castle Garden AT
salary OF 81 20o while DR.. Stirling, who has formerly
held the position received the appointment OF consult
ing physician salary Of $500. 1t was voted that
apartments be furnished the engineer OF Wards isiahd
in addition to salary OF $500.
The question Of abolishing the present Forwarding
Bureau was introduced by Mr.. Kaufman. After consd-
cradle discussion it voted that the Bureau be abol
shed Dec. /, and that the Castle Garden Committee
carry the resolution into effect The question OF the re-
ducon Of salaries Of employees was then called up by
Commissioner Starr and discussed at length by all the
members OF the Board. The records show that the
salaries Of employees at present higher than hereto
forean announcement received with considerable sur
prise by some the Commissioners. The salaries OF the
Wards Island employees for the months from June 10
October 1873 were s99S 49, against s6S26 20 for the
corresponding months of 1870 81 in ISL ana FLO
9s3 62 in 1872 The salaries OF the Castle Garden Llh9ng
Department for the same peri01 were ,sso 70 III ,
s76 So in 1871 s3267 g. In 1872 s2S6 - 10 lS,S OF 9e
Castle Garden officers s2925 IN ISL soSSS 90 III io'z
and 50 1871 65 in 1873. 1880. . -
appointed Assistant storekeeper at wards Island Ia
place of Mr.. Touba, who was removed Wm; Lowe "aS
removed from the gas-house at Wards Island ana A. d.
salary of Dr. Geo Ford Physicianln-Chief Of Wards
Island was reduced rou $500 TO $500 aud that OF Dr
r r. Smith Resident Surgeon from 900 to $4,000 both
TO take effect Nov l. Henry Merritt received the APP
pontment cerkship in the Treasury Department 10
take effect Nov The question OF Tue eIpe1emUg VI
increasing the accommodation for the Board OF COnms
siOners was referred the Castle Garden COMMITTEE
The thanks OF the Board extended TO Le0nari X
Weles his faithful performance OF the dulles OF Su
perntendent at Wards Island, and Col. j. d. krehphl
was appointed Acting Superintendent.
The rreasurer's report for Oct 2s was as follows 90
Balance June !, 1873 r1OfI ~
fetal receipts that date I9'loI ~
Total s2O2250 IS
or total there has been paid contracts go 20
nd obi Commits S4f,bl3
r. -, d.h-se,,.r,, since lime SI7SO32 90
ps'srce ~, hand AZ date NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2i,227 80
Total .............. 500, 2j9 50
Total accounts paid by Finance Committee since 49,
90 "a ICct .................... 1l.43l 81
Total. TNV'VVo Vo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29
RESULT OF IRvINGs FICTIONs.
HE is TO BE TRIED FOR BURGLA


John T. Irving, who has been confined at
Police Headquarters since his arrival here on oct ?
from San Francisco where upon his admission that he
was orminally concerned in the murder OF Benjamin
Nathan he was arrested and handed TO the New
York officers, it is said to be tried upon an ndic
mept for a burglary committed at she BOwery and
Delapcey.st in May, 1870. Being arrested upon
suspicion at the time, Irving, it is said, made
certain disclosures to the then superintendent, Mr..
Jourdan, and he was not prosecuted. On June 49,
1870 a burglary was committed at Nos. IS and Is
Ispenard-s and on June 30 Charles Carr and Irving
were arrested by Capt Petty at No. 81 Gardenst Ho
boken charged with the commission of the burglary.
Carr was committed for trial and subsequently convicted
and sentenced to the State Prison for five years The
evidence against Irving considered sufficient
warrant his committal but he nevertheless held in
cusodv at Capt Pettys request due time the Grand
Jury found an indictment against Irving, charging him
with having committed the burglary in the Bowey aud
Of Baxter-st. became his b0ndsman, hut
when on Oct. 90 following the case was
called up in the Court of General Sessions Irving
was found to have abscOnded The next that was heard
of irving that while trying to escape from Brook
vn police officer who had discovered him in the act Of
committing burglary he was shot Learning that he
was dvlng NewYOTk officers did not deem IL
sary the papers for yngs arrest and removal
to NCwYor but in few weeks TO their surprise, they
pltal. From that time, although Irving was known to
be IN this city, the Officers were unable to trace
him out until he made himself known TO the
Francisco. II Is thought that he
the fact that the DistrctAttOlney Is preparing the
papers in connection with the old indictment OF 1870 has
he be- arTaigmed. As TO his connection with the Nathan
murder there Developments whatever Irving
has said about 1t to the officials is kent pro ouud
secret but the general opinion among detective c ers
il hgf a il % believed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29

r,orad that ,ba reso,ulon be adopted vote was then
taken Alderman Causen at first begged 70 os ss
from voting but sFcond thoughts s.anu , nart
though he was oppose principe 10 III, 10 yvas
~ the cys funds 10 private enterprises sun 40 no,
convinced that tbs was an exraordna,y od there
man te YEA Alderman McCaerty. IN explaining hs
vote made speech in favor OF nspss to the in
LUTON nnarce and manufactures. He said that the
ctv woud have ample security for the amount ~
oly soSnd nothing, Alderman Otiendorier oeggeu 70
an cnsed from voting that privilege being oehep
IL rotad ave Alderman Van Schaik SAID that al
Nun, he considered the present a very inoppOrtune
time 70 ask the credit OF the city, st he would vote IN
hn af3rmative feeling assured that the Mayor would
tecf the interest the city. by veoing the action OF
he Roard n he thought best At the conclusion OF the
rote the resolution was announced 10 be ADOPTED
President Vance and Aldermen Faconer and Morris
aIon ODpOsinR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29
AMERICAN sILKs

Cheney Brothers silks, manufactured at Hart
ford, Conn, have been brought such high degree of
perfection and are offered at such low rates that Messr
Lord Taylor have decided TO adopt them speciality
In their silk dress goods department. These silks are
liked by the public. because they are 80 durable.
and at the samo time 30 cheap, The silks
are SAID To be improving each season,
pronounced superior to any hitherto inanufactlred
III THIS country ana tie goods constantly drawing
nearer the mgn standard OF silks manufactured at
LYONS As goods for general they are SAID 20 be
preferable to anything produced In Europe the samo
piioe pee yaId-HD. THESE silks have been made in
colOrs Tor only three year yet they are now
IN % shades Ihey are faid 10 give such satisfaction
hesitaIe " repeat the purchase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Prof. Etienne Lambert will lecture this
evening at his new rooms southwest corner OF Sixth
ave. and Tweptyt hirdst.. on "The Art of Speaking
French Fluenty.
Prof. Colt Tyler will give his new lecture
American Colleges and College Builders, In the FREQ
course at Unity Chapel One twenty eighth
ST., Harlem, tonight
Josiah Warren of Boston, age 10, was ar
rested yesterday the steamer City OF Montreal on
the charge OF having stabbed and killed Eldon Staples
OF the American ship Ellen Helen Myers on Aug ID
For the past two years free lay college
attached to DIR. Dewitt Taimages church has been gain
ing students and increasing In efficiency IL was re-
opened last night addresses made by the Rev.
Drs Duryea and Ialrnage.
The annual celebration of the Brooklyn
Sunday School Union was held last night in the Rink
Speeches were delivered by Rev Mr. Hcpworth, the
Rev. DIR. Anderson, and others. Fifteen hundred Gull
dren took part In the exercises.
The opening address at the Tabernacle Free
College, Schermerhorn-st, Brooklyn, was delivered
night by Prof j. Duryea who spoke OF the object
OF the Institution, viz to train men and women Tor
Christian work. and the duties OF those intending to
enter upon those labors "To seek the Kingdom OF
God" SAID the speaker, Is to hold up the person ol
Christ and to follow his example. Our Lord did not
leave written statement the truth he left men and
women II therefore the truth is to be known II Is 70 o
them, and illustrated in their life and death"
George II. Yeaman, formerly United States
Minister Denmark. delivered last evening the nrSt oil
a series of lectures Constitutional LAW, IN inc
Columbia College Law School building Oh Great Jones
st. Constitutional law was defined to be the iundamen
tai or highest law OF constitutional government-the
framework which, IL taken away, would destroy wv
commonwealth. The objects of constitutional Jaw are
TO secure the enjoy and exercise OF political nDerl
and TO create and define civil liberty ihe speakei
alluded IN the liberty OF the press, which he said was
protected by the constitutions OF all nations on .us
tinent This was done because OF the Importance OF
press discussions tow ard the maintenance OF potea
liberty The right free discussion was essential t'
nbCrtE-fHe
capacity or mere fact of sharing in tue exercise pot
zeal power.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Fifth Ire~ss Hotel-Senator w. A. Bnckingh am OF
Coupec.eu, erssnsor w. Coree oor'gos chsrss n%. IT,
Russpd o. Baboock Warrington Capt w. u hsm''
d. Arsy sod Condt Smith Of Buffalo Breroor :, r.
Moorhesd Of Phladephis and MAJOR narey
Rur kteAoLrs Hotel brso''
Page John w. Young Of Salt Lake CITY, The aG1
Hshorn C. Saratogs Gen. A g. Hven OF blms ana
Chief Of the sayL Academy Of Japan H9gma"
n. {. Com U. &. Navy and the REV " 'aoss..
Of Trinity College Hartford Hok-Prof fsrman roger
Of Pndel 0tv HouseThe Hon. Robert H. rnyn oI -.
bsny and the Hon T. l. Chat6eh Of Oswego r..meoBo.n
Ho-senatcr william Foster Of Cleveland n y and S
stanford Of York Hoel-The Hon luan e9hJ
Of Windsor HoktProf LOOMS OF rae co.sse
and William Bishop Of Connecticut 81 yams a.
Sturstdnt House-Cbsn LAsnn lang
Chin Lao Pm and Chinese Commissioners Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29
NEW-YOR CITY.

George H. Harris, age 33, of Chicago, H.,
was found dead IN bed In his In the LIBBY House,
at Fourth-aye and Twenty seventies, last nighl'
The following is a comparative statement OF
contagious diseases for the past two weeks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29

davit Il was TO give the Impression that capt MT and
aftempted 10 form improper Intimacy WIN hei, or
her ns in regard were received py the lie
,,ors with eydent signs OF disbelief She was on tue
stand during most Of the afternoon and the examin
ZION was adjourned Mrs. Smiths presence aus es"
mony are desired before Its CONCLUSION
FATAL ANTIDOTE.
Four men, Giles Taylor, age 20; John Dono-
hue ago rs, Thomas Magnen age 49, and Michael oaper
age 49, oil OF No. iol Hudson-st, were aeeiueh.ai,
poisoned last Sunday and two Of them have since died.
IL appears that they found bottle In the house con-
tanning a auid which from its appearance ana taste
they supposed was sherry wine, but which proven 70 We
n deadly posou used a q antidote Tor Iheunhusin
Tbey were taken sick after and yesterday
TAYLOR and Donohue died. Capers ana magnen Si'
doing well.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29
HOME WIS.

THERMoMETxR YESTERDAY. At HUoNUrs. IN BROADWAY
gam-50a Hoon-53o 3 nm.-65o Mdnight-4l'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29

Ernice Mann, teacher IN School No. was yesterday
appointed principal OF School No. 10 Weavertown.
PAssAIC-The Common Council has placed $4,000 OF
bonds the market and has decided 10 organ
ize regular fire department, declining however 10 pur-
chase the apparatus Of the Fire Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29
POLICE NOTES.


The tobacco warehouse of l.. & G.. l.. Holt at No.
wates broken by thieves on Monday night and goods
worth 81 600 we're stolen
Isaac J. Huntington. age 80 of No: 223 West
st. yesterday fractured hs skull Taken to Bellevue Hospital
The body of an unknown boy, about ID years old,
found tie foot Of South Eghtst YESTERDAY afternoon
had dark jacket aud Dsnoons and white shirt HIS BAR
long and dark
Coroner Jones of Brooklyn yesterday held an in
the body Of Anna Bennett age Who on ug ne
injuries the effects Of which she died on Monday night
GAaHouDceneur.I
To beautify the hair-BURNETT's COCAINE.
PoMERoY & Co., 744 Broadway, n. Y, sell for
So the best Elastic Truss" ever invented
For first-cass Dress or Business Hat, go TO
EsPkNsCaEiO manufacturer. lis N'ssau-st
For CLEANING AND DYEING, the best in the
LoRDs Offices No. $50 Broawy pear Beeckersti No
934 Broadway, neas rwentysrstst ami Ill ESh'h-ave
ALL CLEAR AND BRIGHT.-This clear, crisp
weather stou aside dusty hats and don one
sc Store 2l2 Broadway in the Prescott House aud
Fnh Avenue Hotel.
"TRIED AND TRUE."-What words of conf
these sufferer can y ollEiN
II the kidneys and ina organs Beware o. eo1nterei
genuine has the private proprietary stamp Of H. ruA
directions with ecb bottle john r. HENAf Ne"-ioA Soe Aen'
THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply to Mr.. God
win by Prof L. Yoanans in TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No.
FoREsTs-Their Preservation and Renewal
This mportan ubec, treated BY Dr. Franklin ioagh be-
Scientific Aoron az Portland and Is reported IN IihONE
EXTRA w. ~ i''' ~ ''-'' >" TIE TRBUSE. Sew-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29

The following is the authoritative statement OF Dr.
etephep smith to the Board Of Health Ia 1873: The
degree OF OVeTcrOwdng IN our present tenenenthOuse
iefcts exceeds that OF Of the large cities OF the
civilized world. The following comparative table ex-
hls the population the square acre OF the tenement
house classes the poor OF NewYork aud London ac
cordinR 10 the census of 1870:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
WESTMINSTER ANNEXATION.
ADDRESS OF THE JOINT COMMITTEE.

AUUHESo VN TIE VVH-NH :.
The Joint Committee of citizens OF New
York and wostchester Counties met again yesterday
afternoon at their In the Astor House, JOS H.
Goodwin in chair, u the absence OF the Hon B. " H.
Cooper, Fordham Morris acting Secretary Arrange
ents for the distribution OF tickets at the coming cleo
tlon were completed the Finance Committee reporter
progress and other routine business was transacted
The principal business consisted In the discussion anu
adoption OF the following address
TO ne People Of the Cttg Of Nev York: You are eaIsG
upon at the coming election settle question vltaIS
Affecting future Of the Empire CITY OF Ameu'
Since the incorporation Of the city in 1865 no
has been made TO corporate limits. while tne In
prise OF its citizens has caused II 10 become INC
rank the cities Of the world. The consequence
York s to-day the densest populated city OF the "oi'
naf ho following dahle will show
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29

The population OF the built UP pOruon VI ' w
to-day 81, 600 per square mile. ~ tho snhect Of
Gov John A. DIX commenting upon a io snm4ed mn
enIareng the area OF the city. approIra!sN5S ne
abe substance OF the above statistics an6 mil
said SIS rapidly becoming city OF paupers S"0 Hill
ne tendency for the last ten years has Oeeh oWafJ
the depletion OF NewYork CITY by inc hono
6roited MEANS who cannot find on TINS island MONIES
that thew can cali their To show little New f9rR
h & ed I'm the last ten years, and how largely the
towns Of NeS-Jersey gained in population at Its
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29
LONG ISLAND.

HUNTINGToN.-G. b. Banks, S. II. Burgess,
Vim. j. Wood, James Mckay, and Henry Il. Prime were
arrested yesterday afternoon by warrant from Coroner
Bays citing them appear before him at o'clock TO-
morrow morning his office in oyster Bay, L. L. where
they Will be examined and then appear at Jamaica be-
fore Judge Armstrong. who will place them bail
20 appear before the Grand Jury OF Queens County at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29

Coroner Jones Of Brooklyn yesterday held an in
ous.t ON the BODY years. bag urged
to D so by companion umI high balcony and suffered inter
nal nu OF which she died Monday night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29

For first-class Dress or Business HAT, go to
EspkNscHEID, manufacturer. lis N,ssau-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-29

For CLEANING AND DYEING, the best IN the
90 $50 Broaiway, Bleeckerst; No
934 Broadway, TweBysrstst, ami Ill Ei5h'h-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-27
HORSE and CARRIAGEMA MARKET
Nsw.YoRK. saturday, Oct. Is. Il


Tvbcre has been no animation in the local
,or.e market at any time during the week about TO
ose and ms usual when trade is dull the bulk Of trans
.ctons was done under the hammer OF the auctcneer
IN the Bulls Head Market the arrivals of work horses
from the West and Canada have about kept pace win
tbe regular local demand We have had no accumuis
ton Of stock and former values pretty vel man
fained The demand for carriage and road horses wac
.ornewhat better than during the preceding ior'ulk"
vet far hahnd that in the corresponding season o. and
wear Dealers have. rule, large STOCK on nencaI
berg Influenced hy the unsettled state on 70 nur-
gsirs are disposed cash. 10 meet inc a. Soo ner
rhasers Carriage horses sold a. rom SOW to $40
par: come horses &c hands and over i ~, - $40 Der
ner head; common road horses az from $3.50 of $500
mead: large truck horses al an asu4 's1os 10 I75
ana ordinary draught horses az I9 r,xe sToCK
SAILS Oh THOROUGHBREDs AND Ih SOt3tsS sfock took
Tho annual sale OF Mr.. Dofseys ,, on rho 10th
place AZ the len stock farm IN NH ~ at grand
,,st THIRTY irht horses were o. l''u - - head
tust COZ -. an average OF about 500 per neau'
W. 1880 nyices realized $l10) for thEee5 "a
IA sIsili,n nv (Oddust and sloyO Tor lO 80 b,
Italian by the Same sire; the hIet N'S thn sccond
~ Snor IindenberCcr OF Louisville n.y. tnc set St
D., NJ Grant of Canada. Inc ottA pdf 1road
~ s Years old has been sold by Col q A IVau-
49, ~ Montana 10 H. NJ. Taylor OF SAT- Lake tiS Zoo
"a o01 qbc ccldUg Berkshire Boy, winner VI IT, ~
800 a Prospect PARK was purchased az tle WIS
ne r,co nv Mr. Mcmahon of DecrOOt Park price $500
a. lanes Irving has sold has hay geding jim
~ Y1uug Melbourne (sOn OF imported hhlSht , Vi
f!.orrc, iain hy Ieahs Sir William (Son O or Ona,',
E 80 i,ton lii Of old sir Charles by Sir Archyb 10
Nc \ Summons; price paid said TO be SoOoW ,,.n,.
A. Nh, sale he'd to-day at Mcssrs Barher Cuasos
Cfv Auction Mart and NeWIOrk Tattersas, tue uoiS0S
5u.s,t no me hl inner were disposed OF "a ioHOWs: