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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
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Steamer Ohoo (Brl Rogers Hail. L, Sept II South.
am pton 18th with dse and passengers 20 Wright Go.
Steamer W Clyde. Pennington Galveston Sept ~ aud
Key West 25th with dze and passengers 70 II Mallory
Co.
Steamer San Salvador Nickeron savannah Sept 25 with
nd.e and passengers 10 Nm Y Garrison
Steamer Honofactlr, irih0u. Wilmington. NC days,
with mdse to w clyde & Co.
steamer AIbemarle, Gibbs, Lewcs Del with mdse aud
passengers the old Dominion steamship Co
Ship John Kimbal (ot Bath, Humphreys Liverpool 81
days ia ballast Is anchored at sandy Hook Tor
orders.
Bark Hcrmes (Ger) Tobias, Liverpool - days in ballast
TO Tobias Co Is anchored at sandy Hook oT orders
(Aus) Premuda, Bristol 50 days in ballast "
Slocovch co. Sept 70 Lao 80 Ion 6s spoke siup Helene
GER from Rotterdam for New York; LAT "a Ion - saw Two
Bark Ynrs Yarra CNo soronsen Gloucester T. 80 days
IN ballast % order.
BARR France ct Platte dr Lequense Limerick 30 days
IN ballast o. order.
Bark Giuseppe dAbundo JtaD Carmsotee, Santos July
IS Baltimore Sept 70, With coffee 70 Morning Co
vessel master - 80
days with coal 20 swain som vessel o. Brett, Son
n 20 80
schr Laura Roberts Jacksonville 10 days. with lumber 90
Drew Bercki sept %, had heavy NV gaze iJshnB ~
hours IN which broke main boom and split sails
schr e q Terry. Cranuier, Virginia.
Schr q Hall. Allen. Virginia
schr y Bell Cate, virginia
schr j B johnson, Rose, virginia.
Schr II Raymond, Crsnmer, Virginia
Schr L JAIME. Falkenberx Virginia
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SAD SUICIDE IN ELIZABETH.

On Tuesday night Mrs Elizabeth Barrett the hand
some and accomplished widow OF the late Lieutenant
Barrett, Of the United States NavECommitted suicide
in Elizabeth, N j., under circumstances somewhat
mysterious and altogether sad 1t appears that about
four weeks ago Mrs Barrett called at the residence OF
Mr. j. Conne No. So Scott street. Elizabeth and asked
for board Her references and representations being
satisfactory, her wishes were complied WITH and she
soon Installed In the Connell residence From the
nrst she very reserved in her manners but gave
unmstakabe signs of good breeding and cutva
ton II was, however, apparent that she suffer
ing severely from troubled mind and extreme depres
sion of spirits OF late she became quite communica
tive TO Mrs Connen and told her that after her hus
bands death from ship fever fourteen years ago
she went 10 reside with relatives In Brooklyn; that
lately serious misunderstanding had arisen between
herself and her sister regarding the division Of some
property which had gone into litigation, and that
rather than 60 into court and mpeaoh the veracty Of
her sister, whom she loved so dearly she would die.
In addition to this trouble another one arising
from disappointment in affair OF the heart Touch
ing this latter she was chary OF her words On
Tuesday she seemed terribly troubled in heart She
tired TO drive her melancholy away with sweet music
and played several airs the piano but II in
Upon somebody entering the parlor she arose from
her instrument moved to the window and burst
into tears She retired to her chamber after To-
ward evening Mrs Conne visited the room and found
small phia with something white in IT, Mrs. Connell
suspected that her boarder had taken poison
Upon calling In the County Physician and Dr. Oakley
Mrs. Connell's Suspicion was proven correct
Mrs. Barrett had taken morphine. She died during
the evening, without having spoken word. Hester-
day the County Physician held a post mortem
examination, and declared her death the result Of
poison Nothing was found among the effects of the
deceased throwing any further light the immediate
cause which drove tho unfortunate lady seek relief
in death. She was ABOUT thirty three years of age.
The remains have been taken in charge by Brooklyn
relatives whittier they will be removed Tor nterment
The sad affair has occasioned much OF sensation in
Elizabeth
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Al AT Lloyd'S She has been built to the order
OF Messrs Henry Bath a SON. Of London, swan
and Liverpool, for MeEsrs Hemenway CO.. an
American Arm and Is Intended trade between Boston (us
and Valparaiso via the Straits OF Magellan She Is full ship
rgged with hng and Is 10 be fitted with engines
Of 900 indicated horse by Messrs Hawks Crawshay
double bottom for water ballast throughout and will have
superb accommodation Cor first class passengers in hand
saloon In the after poop and all the latest improve
In architecture have been adopted in her build
ing. Captain John Chadwick BOstOn present in
this assist behalf OF the in the compile
tOn Of the ship and her despatch % the States
Az DaaarscOtta, Me, 29th inst, by ID MecalL q ship
named the y Metcalf, Of 1850 tons
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Merchants shipping and shipmasers informed
that by teegraphng to the herald London Bureau ad-
dressing Bennett No 40 Fleet street London" tho
Paris Office, addressing Bennett 81 de rOpera
Pars the arrivals and departures European and
Eastern ports OF American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabed this
try free Of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Med
terranean ports viii find the Paris office the economical
and expeditions for telegraphing news.
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r,,- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING

R4S- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NlGuT-The NEW YORK
has adopted distin gushing Coton night signal for
board the HERALD steam yacht showing while burn
the coors red green red changing from the other
succession and be several miles distant Cap
tains of upon seeing this signal will obge by
pairing any marine they may have for the Ship News
Department of the HERALD.
BPerson desrous Of communicating with vessels arv
ing York do addressing such vessels
of HERALD yacht pier No ! East River New York
received from all OF the world and promptly
livered. Duplicates required
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WIIALEMEN.

Sailed from New Bedford Sept % schr Ellen Rizpah Dun
ham, Proyncetown.
Cleared at do 2sth schrs Mary Simmons Atkins Prov
incetown, Edw Lee Freeman, do.
letter from Capt Clifford OF bark Oak Of New ok &C.
ports her in Panama Bay Sept g. with nearly GOO bbl hpbk
oil Reports heard FROM date bark John Rowland Cole
NIB With $50 bbls oil Chian barks Grace Marks, 200 do
Mary, 800 DO; Haulpin. $50 do.
letter from apt Aen Of bark Mars Of NB reports her
at Panama Sept 10, 10 sail that day cruse.
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Steamers Algeria (Br) for Lverpool Salier er Bre-
men ship Able Sor Charleston; barks Won Motke (Brl
Havre; Kate Crosby gBrD, Liyerpool; Indiana Nop'
bremen: TheodUsus Christian Ger Danzic Saga (NorJ
Genoa: Los tNor Esnore Arendal brig Robert Mowe
Port Spain schr Mary Curren, st Martins
Wind at sunset. Sc
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The programme for t0-days shooting viii be the
State match mot completed yesterdays the Latin and
Rand eighth competition; the Army and Nary Jour-
nat ninth competti0nl; the Calling penth competi-
hons and the Press match eleventh com petitionl
The Twenty second regiment gave last night, In
thor camp on The ranges reception 10 the and
member Of the seventh, who campcd the
grounds
The protest Of the team Captains who objected 10 the
teams OF the First and Second Connecticut regiments
shooting NJ The Army and Many Journal and inter-
state matches have been overruled aud the Connect.
rut men viii accordingly DO their best 10 carry the tro
ply, or trophies, 10 their State
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

ST'.neuaTter shoa buoy ha- Lsn chanced from frs,
class can and Ship shoa buoy from sec
ond class a first class nun
g WHITE, Commander USN,
Lighthouse Inspector Fourth district.
PHILADELPHIA Sept 2S, 1873
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sehr Mary Fisher, Conway, Geofgeiowp, DC.
schr VIM Bement HaTis, Seorgetown, DC.
schr Carrie Holmes, f.e1ning, Geofsetown, DC
schr Orlando, Ro~lond, Georgetown, DC for Hudson.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
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SPOKEN.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

sehr Annie BEN from New York for St Kits no date, lat
n %, Ion 6S OS
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK BoR THE MONTHS
OF SEPTEMBER OCTOBER
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RorNn sourH.

Steamer City Fchbarg Springer New Bedford for New
York. with mdse and passengers.
Brig Somerset (Brl ealey Cow Bay, CB for New York
IL days. with coal 70 Bird Perkins job; vessel to CIV
BertauX.
Brig staples Met man. Boston for New YORK. in ballast
10 Brown & Clark
York
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BOUND EAST.
SAILED.

Brig Kossak Smith, New York for Marseilles.
Brig Memphis (Br, McBurnie, New FORK for Halifax
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A -INPoRrANr AUCTION SALE
"A. TlIIS DAY tTHGRSDAYl, JUNE :,
IA

A -IMPoRrANr AUCTION SALE.
"A. RUS PAY dIIHiInESSspAy11', dI,!i nSs ~, RpSE T.
MERCER STREET I, BklWgtN WAyERLGY And CLIN-
ri Z PRoPaefY Yp OF il Aaaax H. opDYKn. ESQ.
CONSISTING OF VALUABLE AND HIGH BRED
Win nEcnFbs iH93Ftsd o. soSrss' spEs'o paoM
ELkGANr cARnIAGEs1 AXn WAeoNs,. supEEIo.
Itsa sj.ANKEi5, GO9E,ss waIpa. ,arIa BITS So, So,
pcafny 'he 1f aromG Nm, ffSrs seSsg n sp bp
General Knox dam hy Toronto Chef ne i one Of the
besi gated roters to be onna can beat 2;s5 and
represented; warranted sound and kind. - -
Aso tas, bay 1rotuug uelong sEMAI0R, i3ir nands
CAIN AbdalIah mare; elegant stylish and gam.
driver; has fine Open square galt can beat $50 and
Is warranted sound aud Kind - , 49, 80
hands high: WIS sired by Daniel Lambert dam by
Champions IS years old and is of the best road
track horses 10 be found he can beat 2o ana ar
ranted sound and kind.
Also tast Hambletonian Gelding rocky, nearly Ii
hands high, years old was sired by Rysdicks uamoe
snkes star in forehead and can trot IN 40 sure and u
ssfs and reliable family horses warranted sound and
kind -.
Also the very fast Trottlng Mare LADY ALLEN, l5h
hands high, 6years cd was sired by kinau Allen dam
thoroughbred mare owned by x A. Alexander; Lady
Allen Of the bes: roadsters In the stae Totted
when years old In 23i Mystic track irotted few
days half mile in :l2i; ull mile 2:2o; she 10
fuzzy warranted sound, kind aud as represented
Aiso the fast Hambletonlan Geldng BAY jim, lA2s
hands high, years old was sired by Post hampicto-
Mao, dam by American siar he can tro al his heats
inside OF 40 aud warranted sound ana kind.
Carriages consist Of one light PARK Phaeon, one Pony
Phaeton Depot wagon one iu spring and one aide
bar Road Wagon, one open WaTon Single and aoupIe
Harness, &c. all Of the best city manufacture.
y. B.-1he stock are now on exhibition ana can
be driven and exaned al any time un to hour ot sale
Sale will be positive and unreserveu 20 highest bidder.
without regard 10 cost or valuc.
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A IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMhS.
A. JOHN D. AAMLlN, Auctioneer,
will cell by public auction,
TOMORROW. Iune 4

at stable corner Lafayette place and Fourth street.
at ii O'clock prompt.
tho three famous Horses formerly owned by the lata
Colonel Barton.
Extraordinary, handsome, rich. attractive and blood
llks team OF blood bay high bred Kentucky bay Geld
ingG aoout b hands high, years old this sprinR are
models grace, style ana beauty, and whether
standing moving ADMIRED by all observers; we're
bred raied by Colonel Clay 10 Kentucky and pur
chased from him BY Colonel Barton after be had ex-
hibited them az several ars and taken several pre-
for STYLE breeding, pure action and speeds they
showed s64 at Lexington, Ky when purchased with
single double and the haRdsomest and sweetesI
arvers ever driven lady to drive los
comouye: Colonel Barton them iull mile to a
carrying three persons, IN 5iOoi they have size
strength and style enough 70 adorn any Fentemans
private coach speed road, and just coming
III -r prme and warranted SOUND, kind and per-
lect, without spot or blemlsh. .
Also iaSt anu handsome oung Trofting Mare, gen.
uirc trottor. years old sired by Major WINFIELD dam
by PediZree-This young mare was never trained
but seven weeks when coming years old, when che
showed 2:il and has teen driven on road ever since,
AMI has greatly improved in speed sue can show IS
gait trot mile and repeat IN less than AZ; Is
splendid road mare, AMI promises with framing next
spring 10 trot low down in the 2;3Os, and gentlemen
wishing first class trottor should call and examine
Also de bar top agon trewsters, OF broome streeu,
pole and shafts.
Also side BAR rotting Wagon lwaterman'O.
Double Harness set sIuglc. BY Cannori; English
Riuing saddle and Bride one pair leather Fly Nets
Blankets. sheets sc.
stable
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HonsEs. cARnIAars. sc.

A MAJOR oHARLLs ~ BARKER; AuCrIoNEER
a. Mr.. GEORGE p. HANNA. of Bourbon county.
Ksnucky anAcunces hts third extraordinary sale o.
iast GRkEN fkuTfhRs and an gaited sADD'-E
HORSES, lusI nrgiNee irom hcntucky re SOLD a.
BARK n x SlNS GuS Auction Mart and New YORK
Iatersas, cnravrut htDsnWny and thirty nulh street
The Mart on SUNDAY next, and VII BE- on exhibition
tiial Up sale Everybody will be given the oppoi
tuntY OF riding and dEiWng aud testing the saudie
qualities azd spee ot any o toe lot before the safe Inc
~ mead and consists 81 sorrc geldng
GOLDDU@f Gl!kF u h!gh, toalca ls6s GOT ~ cold
dust elegant saddle and hntnes- horse can rnt n
1868 bs Blaca sherman, hie uudef ssdulr r ~
harness can trD 10 three minutes; back reding MAX
SHALL 10 art, oslei .oss. p, Ale%anders bul Chisi
very promising. brown 9elding BANKER 10 hixa,
foaled lS7l ~ Herrs dAmbrino Fachen, eau trot IA
three nintes black gelaing Is RGE, l5s high ioaied
1863 Flying Cloud Jr tine saddle AM harness morse
can trot IN tnrce minutes geiding TOM sukSs 5i4
lligh. fuAied il latS Oy Encnnlan's hambrlnoi cah
trUt 40 Chestnut Sorrel geiding iOAkk l1sa h!E
hay gslding FLASH, q hish, ioaea s7l BY son q
Lexington finely gated. Brown g-lding WILMER, 10
high foaed G9 by Bald Horne extra combined saddle
and harness hoise. sorrrc seld,ng ANDY; l5A4 high
harness Bay gciding ASHWUoD. 10 hSgh. ioaied loos
by Regulator bent three minutes. Brown Relding
beat tl rec minutes. Bay reidinS ALsx MORGAN, le1a
horse nay geling bALrfc, ls's high. oa;sd 1871 by
AiInont; 80; brown gelding Al FRED, lo'a
harnes IS horse beat $40. Back colt WDNDEk. i3a
Ligh foacd 1870 by Basora beat 2i0; s the best
ioaed 1869 by BE mont can trot III three minutes Bay
geiding FRANKLIN 61 high, foaled 1853 by Rovnrd's
Mohawk; elegant saddle ana narness horse bav vel
ding COf.r MAN. l5 high oalcd 1867 by son OF era
mers Rainbow; all gaits nnoer saddle Above are ell
warranted sound ana kiud. atllngnes with iull pedi
grees, descriptions &C. can be haG AT the offices Of ne
KER L sON'S, coruer OF Broadway and Thirty ty-ninth
street. sale POSITll e: no pUsporement
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4 FOR sALE-ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS,
"A. Birds &C. Medicines for all diseases; Prepared
ood sor nocxing birds, at b. o. DoVkYs. No Greene
street. Canal
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4 BEAUTIFUL PEACOCK. Is PULL BLOOM. a
y young bird Tor sale price $40 A9oy al o9s BROAD
room /.
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VryrOMtNu LNTrkRy, -sTS6LR NUMBER, DRAWS
w Jppe -, Prisa. Akv.o00, PAID "a trL Tickets 81
's "' - A2s ~ w! = kSs.uo sss4A xsw Ssrs.
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A UCTION FOOLS WILL BE SOLD EVERY MORN
~ ing evening at Thomas Exchange l,2SS Rroad
way. the Prospect Park Trots and all other events
thar tase place. o. l. MARSHALL
Paris Mutuas always open undcr the supervision OF
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Eood sor nccsius birds az b. 9 DovEYs 80 sdrsens
street near Canal
BEAUTIFUL PEACOCK * PULL BLOOM. 4
- young bird for sale prco $40 A2oy al o9s broad
way rpem
EagLIsu GREYHOUND FOR sALE-FiHE sPEOl.
~ men Of h sdd Serss. Ines os GoSr dn eh o oluslsh h
assn ass sad s GadTs. q % staS Il ss. price '
EoR sALE-soxE plNE MocKIYG BIRDS. ALLIS
IL iull song: wli ne warranted inquire Al i29Wash-
lngton street, dfst hoor, trent
THE TURF.
A nH'''AS sssIs$ s2Gs$s I, HsEsiSs Stsf ,,,.
SSstursay 80 80 Jsns In SaIa5say sss yans
saturday. 10th june
Races begin each dAy puncuailS s,SS Seoss
c. wHEAzlY Secretary.
A UcroN ARD FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
% pq ar al n 4s Hn
Y West Iwenty eighth street Fools Will also be sold on
'ns 'f'eA commencing sA'n 'Ai NELLY FL " BLISS co
uoToN AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EykRY
a EVENING aso every nor moIns ana ssrnoSn aS
eighth street and Broadway, tro!s Prospect Park
Eooiu open Al o'clock a. N. " 4. = y. B.JoHNsos-
uorloN POOLS WILL BE SOLD EVERY MORN.
way on the Prospect Park Trots ana all other eyens
Paris Satas always open unocr the Supervision OF
J Sloat
A UCTlON POOLS on JEROME RACES JOHN
"A WALSH, Aucuonecr) will be sold at las Broadway,
commencing Friday evening JESSE SMITH,
UcTIoN POOLS WILL BE SOLD FRIDAY EVEN
n ing Thomas Exchange. on the Jerome Park
races. ana every morning and evening during me meet
ing. .. L. MARS ii ALL.
A UcTIoN AND FRENCH POOL SOLD EVERY
~ evening" also every morning and afternoon until
three O'Clock at JOHhSOHS fool Rooms, corner Broad
way and Twentyelghth street. trots al Prospect
A'A' room ''eA 'i ". ar B. JOHNSON.
TEERFOOT DRIVING PARK
IL SECOND SPRING MEETING, JUNE g, ~ and IL
FIRST DAY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE O.
No. !. Purse 500. tor 3 10 class
NO. . Purse, 800. Tor :s3 class.
SECOND DAY. THURSDAY JUNE 10.
No. 3. Purse, 500. for 2;44 class
No. L Purse, gZ00 for 2:y4 class.
THIRD DAY, FRIDAY, JUNE H.
No. g. Purse. S200 for 30 class.
NO. 6. Purse, 500, for 229 class H.
Entries will close at Johnsons Fool rooms, Twenty
eighth street and Broadway, and John Slanes near
Entrance will only be five cent tor all horses NOT
starting in the above and ten per cent Tor those
starting conducted uuder National rules
WIN. MCMAHON Proprietor
NEW DoRP CLUB GROUNDS, STATEN ISLAND,
In saturday June lS71he purse for 500 hlled;
following horses have entered ~. = harris enters
hr. e. West stafford d. b. tsof enters Henry Mac,
John Ward enters b &. West BriLou, John Haset en-
g. Little Joe, A. Q. Whtsou enters Dr. j. H..
James cLoughlin enters ch. sweebrer, j. e. Javes
enters g. Louis Hoyt. William thompson enters e
Charlie; entrance 70 ground, Sc.
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THE TURF.

A UcTION And FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
a morning aud evening during the meetng on the
Prospect Park, the New YORK Turf Exchange
10 West Twenty eighth street Fools Will also be sold on
kELLY. BLISS co.
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At AUCTION TOMORROW tPRIDAYJ,
"A JUNE T. AT II O'CLOCK. BY
VAN TASSELL 4 KEARNBY, Al THEIR
Mart ll0 and liz Fast Thirteenth street.
PRIVATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MATCHED
tam white and roam Horses 1874 hands higE. and
10 years old kind and true in all harness; tree
from vice have nne style and action; are In every
way a first class family team. ana warranted
sound also set Harness and oenv, ,,,,,r -
MAIL PuAkrON. IN GOOD ORDER. BUILT By
couPEIsT. IS GooD ORDER, BUILT BIT WOOD q
ELEGANT NAIL pHAEroS. BUILT TO oRpgR BY
John g. liam.
DOG CART, BUILT BY SAME.
All the above be mart until time ofssle
Also at same time, = : - - -
ONE CAR LOAD OF sCPERI0R DRAUGHT HORSES,
Weighing from Ian 10 l,5OU lbs 1hey pur
chased in Western Pennsylvania, and are all good
workers. aud will be sold without reserve, as the
owner Is obliged 10 return home. Will be on ex-
hbtliou at the mart until time Of sale. and oAn be
purchased at private sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

THREE HoRsES-A SACRIFICE. ACCOUNT own.
| ers sickuess-Bay Ilorse, % hands. wears $5 no
fair offer refused the other TWO. Express Wagon
Buggy ana Coupe Rockaway. very cheap III West
ihtrty second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-03

A LOTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY
- evening also every morninx and afternoon nmti
eighth street and Broadway ruls al Prospect Park
Eooru open at Z o. clock A. NJ. W. II. T. B.JOHNSO&