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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-30
ARREST FOR ATTEMPTED RAPE

ARREST FOR ATTEMPTED RAPE
Yesterday a Mr.. Davis hired a Chi
naman to cut some wood, at Gold
Hill, adjoining the residence of a
Mr.. Wade. Soon after he COM
menced his work, little daughter
of Mr.. Wade, aged about 8 years,
was playing around, when the Chi
naman caught her by the hand, and
undertook to take liberties with her.
She cleared herself from his clutches
and after time returned, when he
undertook to raise her clothing.
Again she eluded him, and ran into
the house, where the Chinaman soon
followed. He then changed his as
sault to Mrs. Wade, who resented it
by throwing bucket of water upon
him, and attempting to cut him with
an ak that was close at hand. He
left and went down town, and dur
ing the interval Mr.. Wade went to
his residence having been summoned
by his wife. Hearing of the circum-
Stance. Ne started III search Oh Ine
Celestial, and while he was gone the
Chinaman returned to his work,
cutting wood. On Mr.. Wade return
ing to his house, and finding the
offender again on the grounds, he
grabbed an ak and would have dis
patched the villain had he not out
ran him. Soon after a complaint
was sworn out and the culprit ar
rested and taken before Justice
Wright. After a hearing of the case
he was bound over in the sum of
5000, to appear at subsequent time.
In some countries that kind of
offenders meet with summary pun
ishment-and in most instances they
deserve what they get.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-30
A LARGE and enthusiastic meeting

AIARGE and enthusiastic meeting
was held ON Tuesday evening, at
Virginia, to devise means to assist
the Eureka sufferers. Committees
were appointed in the several Wards
to solicit aid, and the President of
the meeting, j. C. Currie, was au-
thorized to forward contributions at
once. M asa
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-30

STOCKS. - Still they go down
everything on the board. Savage
Z ON Friday last was $s2; i'm yesterday
mornings Board it closed at $53H,
but touched 521s. SO it Is with
others. A dangerous time for out.
Siders.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-30

ACCEPTED Silver City Miners
Union have accepted the invitation
of Virginia Miners Union to meet
them on Saturday evening, and will
leave here in time to meet that Union
at Z O'Clock on the Divide.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-30

GEO. McFADDEN, the Assessor,
looked in upon us yesterday. He
looked into our affairs very minute
~ as to personal property, but as
he does the same to all, We are
satisfied. W3AAs a EagRga
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-30
MINERS UNION REUNIoN.-We

MINERS UNION REUNIoN.-We
are permitted to publish the follow
ing letter, received by the President
of Silver City Miners Union which
explains itself:
Virginia NJ. L. Hall, |
July 27th, 1874.
To the officers aud members OF
Silver City Miners Union.
GENTLEMEN.-You are invited to
participate in reunion with the
Virginia and Gold Hill Miners
Unions, to be held at Miners Union
Hall, Virginia City, saturday even
ing, August LIST, 1874. Virginia
Union will meet you at the DIVIDE
at o'clock p. NJ.
By order of Union,
FRANK MURPHY,
Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-30

INA WELL.-While a drove OF
beet cattle were being driven through
Dayton, one fell in a well. 1t was
killed by the city butcher before it
could be extricated from its invol-
untary bath.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-30

FouSp.--An upper set of teeth, on gutta-
percha, were left with us, to be claimed by the
owner Pay for this advertisement, and mas-
tieate your food.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-30

For Boots and Shoes, the Metropolitan Boot
and Shoe store, No. l0s South Street, Viz
einis, offers superior inducements to any
house in that city.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-30

THANKS We are indebted to
several gentlemen for files OF East
ern papers,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-30
Virginia NJ. Z. Han, I
July 9th, 1874. !

ANOTHER CAsE.-We learn that
another case of smallpox has made
its appearance in Dayton, in the per-
son ola little girl, daughter of
Sheriff Shaw. 1t is located in the
same house where the recent case
occurred, and shows that proper care
was not taken to prevent its spread
ing. 1t is TO be hoped better care
will be taken in the future to
prevent the spread of the contagion.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-30

THERE is a message at the tele-
graph office for L. Wilson.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-30
CASH VS.. GOODS.

W. r. RISON,
Odd Fellows Building, Main street, Gold HILL
dealer in Family Supplies.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-30

Mails from the East arrive daily at 0 O'Clock
A. M; from Dayton daily at $50 P. NJ.
Mails for the East leave daily at 8 30 PM;
for Dayton at 915 A. NJ. The Eastern mail
closes at 2.30 o'clock p. NJ. sharp.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-07-30
Directory, Lyon County.

w.. M. sEAwELL,. ......... District Judge.
j. A. BONHAM, ............... County Clerk.
GEO. W. SHAW. Sheriff
GEO. W. KEITH, .......... District Attorney
L. L. CROCKETT. ............... .Retcorder
w. W. BYROM,. .........s..........T Treasurer
GEO. G. MCFADDEN. ............. Assessor.
NJ. B.AUGUSTINE,.. ...... .Supt. of Schools.
ISAAC LORASEE, Pub. Administrator
]. M. McGINNISS,)
J.R. SHAW. County
A, PERKINS, Commissioners.
SILVER CITY PRECINCT.
j. p. GOULD, ......... Justice of the Peace
SANFORD SPAULDING,...... Constable
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-01
SF.5f,HEfs RESORTS.

tINHE EVEkIDG Hu b
4 Midiic&urg, Virginia:
The undersigned has e.srd this line Hotel,
and will open it for tie reception ot guests on
the lst of July, 1871.
Ii isa large and handsome house OF 2j rooms;
the parlor, dining roon, aud chanaers are large
AMI AIRY, and furnished IN good sty e.
Middicburg is one o. this prcttlest tDd most
Lealtby towns in Piedmont Virginia. It IS sit
latcd in LoudoGn county, n miles from Wash
ngton city, l6 miles from Lccsburg, and Smiles
from The Plains station, o., a. NJ. H. H.,
from which two points there are daily stages
over we'll grac:cd turnptka road:.
\ MINERAL SPRING rear The town hiss
iccscd many cures of Dyspepsia, and Is pro-
nounccd BY lhc physicians o this section TO be
equal TO any water IN the state for this and kin
t.rcd diseases.
he house will be kept in tbs best style, and
every effort will he main to give entire salslac
tion. and the charges will be moderate.
A LIVERY STABLE and BAk will be at
tachcd, and the Bur will be furnished with the
best Wines, Liquors, Cigars, &c., sh"t can b.!
procured ii the country.
For further information address
JOS II. PATTON, Proprietor.
Mddicburg, j. 23-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-01

SUMNER REsoRTs-If the object Of our
summer journcyiugs aud mgrations is really
what we profess it is rest and health, there is
little doubt that the great majority of US could
without much trouble and with very little cx-
ira expense, make an Excursion" OF few
weeks or so. The great difficulty in our way
Is that We are too fastidious; that we expect
too much, and that we are not willing to put up
with few slight ipcouvenenccs and drawbacks
10 those who desire to enjoy few weeks rural
vacation, aud whose tiuauces will not admit of
the expensive luxury of fashionable seaside
resorts, there are hundred retired tut delight
tul spots inside our own State to which they
might repair for health, pleasure aud rcpose.
What We war;, or what those want who really
need these Summer vacations, is perfect quiet
aud rest. They are tired OF business and hustle,
and need the peace aud calm retirement Of
some quiet country place, where, after long
months of work aud worry that tend to break
down their bodies aud brains, they can be at
rest
To those who rea sigh for such rural oasis,
aud who. in truth desire to escape from the
glare and dust OF busy city lite, We would say
that it is not only practicable but easy to do SO.
All through Virginia will be found pleasant
country homes which will be willing to receive,
on moderate terms, the wanderers from our
cities In fact we are inclined to think that if
rightly managed, a summer trip might be more
economical than staying at home. But this, OF
course, depends on whether those who leave
their homes go for heahtul enjoyment or mere
y Tor fashionable caprice. e.-Lyach Ne,cS.
The sewers of Paris deserve to rank among
the wonders Of the world. They are traverscd
through great portion of their extent by rail-
Ways, and are as free from unpleasant odor as
the streets above them. Passage through the
lenaluug portion is effected by means OF boats
Along these magnificent s,w.rs are carried the
Wires OF the telegraph as well as the pneuma-
Tic tubes for the transmission of packages by
atmospheric pressure. The stream of water
Passing through the main sewer is 50 swift that
TO T0t a blt of anything is seen floating along.
lhey ale kept free from any large amount of
yI"Sge deposit by means OF peculiarly construct
gu oargeS, each Of which does the work OF
th''Gdred men. The smaller ones are kept clean
w hand, six hundred and. thirty men being
Employed tor the purpose, whose tenure lite
a.'er they enter the sewers, rarely exceeds fl
~en Years. 1t is by such "a perfect system Of
otS %tTage that Paris has earned the euviable title
~ " oe'ng the c|eanest city 10 the world. All
sle s soild matter is utilized and made to pay
ss,ehue as, to the city largely exceeding the inter
Wy on lhe original cost of the sewers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-01
10 CITY TAN PAY Eko.

NYUIIL. TO CII1 IlA IA nFso.
City Collectors Office, !
Alexardria Va, June 18th 1871
Notice is hereby glven that The tax bills for
1874 are now in the hands OF the Collectors, and
the attention OF al parties interested is respect
fully called to the second section ol the Revenue
bill, which is Ne follows:
Be it further enacted, TE.st there shall be lev
led and collected upon Ill tax bills MT paid
within thirty days alter @cing put into the nandS
of the Collectors for collection, two ant one hall
per cent: upon all such bills not paid within six
" days thereafter, five por cent; and upon all
such not paid within ninety days thereafter, ten
per cent upon the amount OF SUCH bills, rcspe2'
lively.
Office: Room No g. Royal street front, Mar
Eet Building.
ic 2G-eo1m 5. X. FIELD, Col. ). Dist
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-08-01
RKOCE KEES.

w A. JOHNSON,
DEALER IN
|. GROCERIES AND LIQUORS,
NO. A CORNER QUEEN AND PITT SIS,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
He would inform dealers and others that he Is
prepared to furnish them with all kinds OF
POTOMAC FISH,
at the lowest possible prices, and would ca!
the attention of buyers to the fact that his brand
hus stood No. l in market at all times. and that
he intends to sustaiH his reputation in al respects
All orders addressed to William A. johnson
Alexandria, Va, will receive prompt attention.
ic 4-tf
The New York herald., 1874-10-12
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.
IA SALE. BY AUCTION, -
or ELEGANT HORSES. cAkRIAGEs, WAGONS

a a sIroAsr h5EsEii ASSs1SS SSEsiSons WAGONS
ON TUESDAY aRSnss @C "a a. ..b,s No q
,.u.,., AT lo.s OoLook: rkoMPT: c..~..
4 Of late rm @ q brokers In this city a
trotters the speed OF which will be warranted as repre-
NO lanasoms rich, extra stylish and good Of
brothers; matsd to perfection in appearancs. Style
and arye are % and asy made al
as much natural Style & beauty and ans toodEs ana
sna @ s any in
s a s ssS
are warranted 70 step $40 gat; are warranted sound
have :2s s ss ssss ENOUGH and
inn M nn nna ws oIeS isswn n
anything else and fast traveer stands with
last seasons = warranted sound and kind. safe and
No. S Ea nne large " thoroughbred saddle, driving
and family Horse combned ist. high years old no
squarely In harness fine traveller; warranted sound
1s are a' FL; s9q ap young brown r0s
IN nsn y as ;sSes
na sah tS avs5 e @
iueIy Of warranted bsa. = Or no sale with
% oa 5sd By
Sspsndid d S1v. With p"rc steady and a gait
ranted 70 beat 2o sndiwarraned sound kind aud per
es ing ~ n ns and fast ySns n aa os
track make mistakes and drive to pertection Sold
separately.
No: Is the handsome. fast and fine golden sorrel
Sna g road @ horse or M n
horse for any gentlemans private use goes road is
haved can always be relied upon to ot IN zo to road
wagon; Is seldom beats Is warranted sound and kind
strong, rugged and noble good horse.
No lsa fine promising blood bay Colt, years old
sired by Stockbridgc Cher timely broken to all har
ness prompt and sweet driver very promising and fine
The Carriages and light Wagons all by best city
makers. Brewster Stivers; harnesses by Dunscomb
Engiisn Kerscy, Dress and Stable Blankets Riding and
Side saddles, Whips Ac. the whole now on exhibition
At stable, where particulars can be ascertained.
JOHN l. vANDEWATER Auctioneer
The New York herald., 1874-10-12

ANUsExENrs-NIsru PAcE-rhIrd. fourth, nnh and
kTEososaoNwSm ESTE ossosssoNSsTa P4saThra coamn sG'nmn
ana second
soAsS H'u%hb XNb LODGING wANrEp-N,sru pAsu-s.c-
sRo6KLSS REAL ESTATE VoR'sALE-s.couu PAGE
sgss11SSESssss y.ss
CITY Rial ESTATE FOR sALE-sxcoso PA0r-First
DLEaSs AND sALEsMES-rwrLnn r4cr-EinA col
AND ssna r..yA
SS.srSBn
gAsS5s s4ssraa column
bS bKESSsS Sst3 sss$%
EEINANcIALmEIcHrH PAGE.
f as5 aafMssrs ssrnr TO LET
rrp sxSoSn S,SS, P4sn-second and third column
f.fls1a sG!Hnt
HE'LL WXarED-MALEs-rwxLrrn PAGs-p4nn and
HORSES, CARRIAGES, Ac.-Frsr PAcr-sscond third
SusE s5oz &c %@sSIS... r4o.szA
NDUsTEixL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pAcs-Fifh and
sEsRTc 59Y Ftssyrs 5su AND .rs
GEN REAL ESTATE For sALE-sEcosD PAGE
ITEEcTtsE osSEE4SseSzx.srn r.a.-pour,n column.
L6aA L6aAt oEESGTnlEGEsnNiSrP pAoxassSond eo%mn
LOST AND EOUND-FiRsr PAcR-Frst column.
ASsIS .oamu
xSb EssaH1a
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTsEMENTs-TxxrxP PAss-
Sixth column
EgsIGAL-Nix1M IGAL Nix1 rAsr-Fourth column.
pEMsoNAms!ssT pE.Nn SGhTIE npn rp1nSEXfirst Column
PoLIIICAL-TwELFrn PAox-sixth column.
OPO~ALS-FIRsr PAGB-fourth column
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEXALRs-
ou4 oF FIVE cY For SALE OR
REAL hsTATE 70 ExCHasGEmsacosD iS.I pAc.-r,r.t
EELIGIOUs N0rTcEs-FlRsr PAcs-Frst column
EEWARDs-FIRsI rA0E-First column.
BALES AT AUCTION-SxcoND PAGE-Third. fourth and
MUTATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs--ELxvr PAGE
and TWELFTH PAGx-Pirst. second, third and fourth
sTrUATiONs Observation-Disclosures pAcu-
Fourth and firth columns
SPECIAL NOTICEs-FlRsr PAoE-Fifth and sixth col
sPokTING-Doas, BIRDS. 4c-Frnsr PAo,-second
THE TKApEs-rwxLrrH PAGx-sixth column
IHE TURF-FiRsr PAGE-Second column.
40 LET FOR BUSHES PUKPOSEs-SzcoSD PACE
First and second columns
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
WANTED 70 PURCHASk-EIGHrH PAGE-Sxth col
wRsToHEsrER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LIS SECOND PAGK-Flrst column
EiNTER KESoRTS-NISrn PAoR--Second column.
EACHTs, STEAMBOATS,, &C.--FlRsT PAGE-Fourth col.
The New York herald., 1874-10-12
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

sHA aEss syc1sHss .nss sss.ps
s' % stssts s wsS ss15y Sy
Sn Moaay . B5s5
ossSDsT i e SiOsE prSnp. AND
hssn S.9nn gfSsas hsff as AsR
anins trial IN sS; is'sns wsF
EIEGXNT T JET M black Trot,lng aedIns got BY Young
hss in 10 he pos Is snS n
appearances long, flowing name and tall. and
and bred high ;0H S ai:% ed
% Than s:Ioi s perfect under saddle and warranted
TOP SIDE BAR Road Wagon pole and shafts; built by
os ct TSsa,y ss,, h hv
IA. sak la1 raasG %ss1Sy Sy
ciohins, saddle, sridie' &C. na single Harness Horse
fS& Il fESaIesn nns sal. wnou, reserve.
ATAUcrIoS-oN TUESDAY. OCTOBER IS 1874 AT
,,s, xAsas xAS Tsss S.S, zLf ii Aneo
family Coupe Es,SSTishmea, %s1T aSas,a sysnus ave d
BLACK HORSE Is = long name TALL le hands years;
snS a amt Kind family ana rs ANIMAL afraid
s,d.4 SsSsLY 81 SEw lined with t
and nearly nex ssskaD oss. By
VERY STYLISH soaREL GELDlNG, 1sx hands. ,
years KIND and true in ali harness; very handsome can
trot IN minues Is superior Hentenans roadster or
family animai cost present S9o. and ia now
sold tor charges and keep, together with -
TOP CITY BUILD WAGON ana SAT Gue sluQic Her.
ness Blankets, &c, &C.
A UCT1ON. AUCTION. AUCTION
"a AtWARNER McFADDAN,S
Horse and Carriage Auction House.
80 Great Jones street, near Broadway
THIS DAY tMondsyl. October IL at Il O'clock
A handsome Roa1 iurnout-Fnst Trottnu Mare Ftytn0
Cloud is,s hign years old beautiful seppcr; can trot
In 80 sale, warranted sound, kind ana true 1on
Road Wagon BY Bates Brothers Harness by Dunscomb
high. years old; has record Of 2:; rot in 2iS
any day; warranted sound, kind true " "
sorrcl Horse 10 nigh, six years nId; superior family
horse been driven by lady all summer: sound kim,
and positively TO be sold to tho highest bidder n
nay advances Fine Park Phaeton. nearly new ~
Six excellent Work Horses suitable for any busipesa
All kinds Carriages, Buggics and Business Wagona
Blankets, Harness, Robes. Whips. &c, &c.
sae positive, rain or shine.
A -ONE LANDAU ONE LANDAULET ONE COUPE
n. one stx-scat RocKRway all nearly new, used by
private family also English hunting tour wheel
bog Cart, with Pole anu shafts, sci oI double and
set OF single Harness. all made IN London match
East thirteenth street near Fourth avenue.
A VERY FINE SPRING TOR Pony PHAEroS,
a Aiso nne tnfes.0untt4f clAfpnce. In nne order,
oeatsnso 1eAvAne w tlQ. Ne AWAse xAtstssAtk q
The New York herald., 1874-10-12

same and no bondhOlder is entitled % more than
Question, you sell only certain SERIES or do you al
low purchaser 70 select the series and nlnloerss
and. Il the order is large enough. we permit
sses' e ssrfs aan a os M
5000 honds we would give him 5,u0O different %.
ries Il he should prefer IT. aud provided we had
Que ali the series participate whether sold o.
Answer-Yes; because the wheel that contains the
ries numbers Is never disturbed; i is sealed ana
SAINT Sale Deposit Company
Question then suppose that until the larger part ct
some bends OF drawn series on hand.
siderea tair, taxing into eonssaeratioa thst the
owners OF the bonds arc not injured ~ tney
Question. YOU keep those bonds and take your
Answer, They Tor sale at premium, ana will be
disposed OF within very short time, In every In
Question have you any bonds on hand the ssTts:
last. and what do you ask tor themy
Answer-We have some on hand and sell them at $40
Question Does such z bond surely get premium.
Answer Every must receive at least TWEEN.
1--WE, tSl5.oQ thousand dollars or si0GO. or
Question Have any adyan;ase by purchasing drawn
series bond Inc now Or lust previous to december :.
49, only four tSoassnd osS bonds II a srs..
long sy win saaS. a nm s hs a.
bonds will be great just before the drawing that
the premiums VIII be advanced by those who
Question.--W security does the company ofer,
Answer-rhe company has executed trust deed mort
@ ssso%e ID possessed Of and M asrseas . devote "a
the money received from the sale OF bonus to the
Se Il int the al surplus q
in the purchase OF bonds and MORTGAGES. which
about 500. .0O0
The New York herald., 1874-10-12
DoSTERs FOR HORSE RACES, MEETINGS. &C.,
L promptly and cheaply done at the NET ROPOLITAN
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 2lS Broadway, Hcsald
XUEsT SIDE PARK, JERSEY CITY.

Hudson County Fair Ground Association, offers the
following to be tr0ed tor at their fall
ing, October 20 and "a, 1874.
TUESDAY. OCTOCER 90
Purse No l-$40O Tor horses that have beaten
minutes; $3.50 TO first, 500 second and $50 to third
Purse No 2-S6U; for horses that have never beaten
2:40; $3.50 to hrs, SITS to second and $75 to third
WEDNESDAY,, OCIOBER Il.
Purse No 3-$4H; Tor horses that have never beaten
2:oU; $3.50 to first 500 TO second and $50 to third.
Purse No 4-$6Ou for horses that have never beaten
2S6; $3.50 to frst $l75 to second and $76 to third
All the above TO be mile heats best In
in harness. to be soverned by the rules Of the National
Association. In heats where eight horses
the distance will be l5O yards. A distancing the
field will be entitled to only first premium. Entries
close Monday, October II ut r. NJ, at r. b. Johnsons
corner Twenty.eghtn street and Broadway New York.
Commune ations to be addressed to SAMUEL MCBUR-
NEY, Secretary ut the above address, u Mongom-
cry street. Jersey City,
J. w. GILKoRE, President
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS, WHITE
The New York herald., 1874-10-12

THE TURF.

THE TURF.
MEXICAN JOCKEY cLUB.
"A Fall MeetiIig 1871
atJerome Park
Saturday October 3.
"Wednesday, October T..
Saturday, October 10.
Wednesday, October IL
Saturday, October IT,
Races commence each day psnsetualiy 2. q o,cl0sk
C. wHEArLY. Secretary.
GREAT rRoTrING MEETING AT GOSHEN.
nesdsy, thursday and Friday October ish i1ih 18TH
ciuding sensaton, Kansas Chief Huntress, Hopeful,
Tnoma L ;,I YoanT George Commonwealth, Bella Nellie
and return, good during the meeting 81 Pools under
the OF Major Charles W. Barker OF the New
York TattersxllA
FLEETWOOD PARK.
"A. Third Fall Meeting,
November l0, ii, IL and Is
Instead Of October 81 B. Johnsons Twenty eighth
street and Broadway, at O'Clock The 2:28 class
WM B. HANSON, Manager.
A FRENCH POOL WILL BE OPEN EVERY MORN.
n ing and evening at JOHNSON'S Pool Room, corner
Broadway and iwenty-cighth street. on the Jerome
Park races and on all sporting events Full returns re-
ceyed each day by telegraph All orders promptly at
tended 10. Also Auction Pools sold morning and even
Ing.
A UCTIoN POOLS SOLD EVERY MORNING AND
n evening during the meeting at Jerome Park, at
ll46 Broadway, commencing Monday morning at
O'Clock. UNDERWOOD MARSHALL.
POOLS SOLD THIS MORNING AT JOHNSONS,
IA f,iS7 broadway corner Twenty eighth street, on
the nt Jerome Park also this evening the trots
At New HAVEN and Goshen and the Ohio State election
IL.
The New York herald., 1874-10-12

A JUST RECEIVED FROM ENGLAND, A FINE
"A. lot OF Scotch skye and Black and Tan Terriers
medicine ior all disc L. n. MYERS No. Amty
street near broadway.
The New York herald., 1874-10-12

| FOR SALE. ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
IA. Birds &c. Medicines tor all diseases; prepared
| Food Tor mockng birds At l q. DOvEYS. No Greene
/ street. Canal
The New York herald., 1874-10-12
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

HALF vALUE-oNE HORSE; FIT FOR BUTCHER
or grocer one very low priced Horse, NJ for cart
or fruck Call until sold 2O7 West Nnetee tn sire
IGHT LONG WHISPERS
IL Black Team Tor saie ut A y. OLDaS i25th fIreet
and Eighth avenue.