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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-01
EErOKTEB EKFEEssLT roR rHE MORNING LEADER.
~ 4 @ H II R f II o L. II.
A Hamlet Night in New
York.
A New Commissioner of Pa
tents.
The California Bank Failure.
Seizure of Crooked Whisky.

New York, Aug. 31.-Last night
was the Hamlet night in New York.
Booths Theatre, where Barry Sulli-
van began an engagement of one
hundred representations in this coun-
try, under the management of
Nlessrs Jarrett 4 Palmer, was densely
filled, and the pres nee of the Goth
Regiment, the decorations upon the
boxes, the music, and the Celtic ami
nation of the whole vast Assem- blage,
gave it an uncommoniy brilliant ap-
pearance. The occasion was that of
the festival of welcome, in which the
Irish and Irish American population
paid honor and homage to their dis
tinguished countryman. A torch
light procession, fireworks and
serenade by the Goth Regiment Band,
supplemented the performance of
Hamlet"
The Grand Opera House wns also
filed by fine audience, drawn
thither Ivy the announcement that +.
IL ACsA . HouAA illdS
He was received with great enthu-
siasnI and welcome. The applause
was continued so long that the vete-
ran artist showed signs of embarrass-
ment. Like Sullivan, Davenport was
called befure the curtain at the close
of every act, and throughout the play
each was lihera!ly applaudcd by their
repective audiences.
At a meeting of the committees OF
the Western Union and Atlantic &
Pacific Telegraph Co.'S today, it is
stated that terms We're agreed upon,
but the interested parties ARE rrticrnt.
Their report will be submitted to the
Western Union Telegraph Company
tomorrow, for approval.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-01

Dublin, Aug. 3l.-The sinod OF
Irish archbishops of the Catholic
Church, summoned under the express
authority of the Pope, met at May
nOoth to-day. Cardinal Cullen pre-
sided. 1t is understood that the
education question will be the prin-
cipal subject of deliberalion.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-01

Utica, \. y, Aug. 31.-ThP com
mittce of arrangements for the Army
of the CunIberland reunion, has
received word that Generals Grant,
Sherman, Sheridan, Hooker, Custar,
Cohurn, Murray and many others
will be present. The citizens uf
Utica have rendered reception and
ball to the society and guests.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-01
PROCLAMATION.
PY JOIN N. THAYEn, GOVERNOR OF THE TERI-
TORY OF WYOMING.
To the People Of Wyoming:

TORY OF WYOMING.
To the People Of Wyoming:
By virtue OF the authority conferred upon
me by an act of Congress entitled AN net to
provide for the apportionment of the Terri
tory OF Wyoming for Legislative purposes"
approved June 1Oth, 1874, and also by the act
OF the Legislative Assembly of the Territory
of Wyoming, entitled IAN Act to increase
the number of members of the Territorial
Council and House of Representatives of the
Territory OF wyoming" approved December
Territory, do hereby make known and de-
clare the following apportionment for men,
berS Of the council and House of Reprcsen-
tRtives OF the Territorial Legislature, to be
elected at the general election, to be held on
til" first Tuesday in september next:
The county Of Albany will elect three
members OF the Council.
The county of Carbon will elect one mem
The county of Laramie will elect four
members IF the Council.
The county of Sweetwater will elect one
member of the Council.
The county of Uinta will elect two mem
bers of the Council
In addition thereto, the counties Of Albany
and Laramie will form one Council district.
and will elect one me rn ber OF the Council and
the counties of Carbon, Sweetwater and
Uinta Will form one Council district and will
elect one member of the Council.
TIL county of Albany will elect six mem
bcrs of the House of Representatives.
The county Of Carbon will elect three mem
berS OF the House OF Representatives.
The county OF Laramie will elect eight
members of the House of Representatives.
! The county OF Sweetwater Will elect four
members of the House of Representatives.
The county of Uinta will elect six MEM
bers of the House of representatives..
In testimony whereof have here
unto set my hand and caused the
great seal of the Territory TO be
affixed.
Done at the city of Cheyenne, this
| lsEALl. fourteenth day of July, in the year
of our Lord, eighteen hundred and
seventy-five, and Of the Indepen-
dence of the United States the one
hundredth.
JOHN NJ. THAYER
| BY the Governor.
G. w. FRENCH,
Secretary of Wyoming Territory.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-09-01

Washington, Aug. 81 Hon. j.
NJ. Thatcher, Commissioner of Pa
tents, has resigned, his resignation
to take effect September first. Ex-
Representative R. II. Quail, of New
York, will probably be appointed as
his successor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-20

that was TO tell The truth, &c said
that he could not confess, because his
work would be at an end; be would dis
grace his children and home; he said his
people would not treat him as kindly q
/ had done; We talked three or four
hours; !. was on his side a long COM
plaipt Of what he had suffered, and he
was afraid the truth would come out; !
said II was cowardly thing TO think Of
taking his own life; he said he had the
powder on his library table which would
take his life away without trouble and
give him case; be did pOtState what kind
Of powder; the interview was brought 10
close by him stating that his dinner was
ready, and he spoke Of his mother, mean
ing his wife; he left us in the same
glo amy mood, and promised to come back
and sea me again, (showna letter. II
was, on the previous Sunday that he sent
me this note; be called on me in Sgloomy
mood on Monday, / think; hesneEt called
during that WEEK IN which the Monday
\ At his point the usual recess was taken,
After The court room was partially
cleared Mr.. Beecher came forward and
shook hands with Mr., ]. +. Robinson, and
alter exchanging salptstions RescheFtaid,
in relation to The testimony Of Mrs,
Moultop, that II had foundation Of truth
but il was in fact q lie,
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NRUsTEEs SALE OF THE
Clemens Farms.


By ylFsqS q !VS ASe1 q NV! EHa' sy sSSsSE
40 one datSl ~ 10Th day q NoVShhE 9l9 aht
~ qASI dated the ~ dry q ApEil lS12. And bQll
81 record 70 tho Clerk'S Office n fhQ Coupty CopT!
for MlfShlIl county, West Virginia, ono in deed
look No! 10 page o., and tho Olhof IN db0d d tIag
hook No. \ page %, ! will oleE for kalR d PphAl
Auction, ~ the front door ~ The EopIt Hons, q
Ohio COuRty, West Virginia, on ~ PIT. ~
TUESDAY, tlaIehFtslh, 1875,
at 10 A. NJ, the properly mentioned and described
In the two deedi Of trusts al0Fonidi tho mmO being
Ito Tract Of hand Tor pome time known y thl
CLEMENS FARMS, Iltualed In tho county 9t Mar
Shall, West Virginia on tho Watefa Of Whgellne
CFuok, Al tho mouth Of BtullS Run, and distant
about we miles gOR Elm Grove siatPn o. VI
ThS Said Farm L divided By StGllIs Run into tWt
farms or tracts Of ab0pt equal AIO each containing
about III acTIa Nearly 4lIOl The land undeg Ahigh
Itlte Of cultivation d worry rich aud beau htully 10
Gated UpUn The HOalh OF ehst portion there b large
stone lnapSlbn hOuSs, with Ill tho necessary out:
bpldpgS and upon t1O other part thsFs y 4 good
saia Farms will besl Cllhor separately or togOth.
Or, to suit purchasers.
The Trustee will, on application, give any lnior.
de-, and he also has complete plat and surrey Oi
Tho land, showing Ia eEIelb lines, tehcOS improve
m9pl4 dc, ..,.. .t..t.
TEpMy also made known on day Of Salo. VI
H,. HANNIBAL FORBES, TfdBlSe.
wHEELISu, Feb. ., is7S fOS
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Tic Nrcrchnnt mar Iron Market.

From tho Pittsburgh Commercial Of Yesterday.
The outlook In tho market for tner-
chant bar iron does not improve at pre-
sent. Few orders arc coming III, and.
there does not seem to be much prospect
for 'arn imprisonment IN, tlemamt s96b
TRS SveAdFR markets 'drd Well Supplied
from other points at very low figures, tho
indianapolis, Terre Hautc and Cincinnati
manufacturers having cut PRICES to an. al.
most Unprecedented degree. Iron Is now
being put into It, Louis at 2lc, equal 10
2 1.1Ochefd OiCoutse the mills which are
making lIts iron are losing money, and
Tho policy bf Pittsburgh manufacturers
10 refuse orders while such rates are cur
rent iSA wise one but the prospects for
the future do nptSeetn any brighter Tor
these considerations. ,.
Oh lie other hand II Is 10 be hoped that
the advancing tendency Of the rig'iton
markets, and the revival Of business IN
other localities, may IN time exert bet:
Ter influence on the iron trade. Until
that time, however, business In merchant
bar will probably remain Stagnant and
depressed. Prices continue steady at
about 2.i0@3.lOc off list. The mills IN
Pittsburgh That are running on patented
speCialLiGs- owned by them, port a-gOOtl
trade At generally fait prices, e7sw
d VI r u
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Our Moundsvllle Letter.
A4Ai-SS
..-.---.-.... ~ ", Enh IN.

MouNpsvtIIE, W. VA, Feb. 10.
ElllorB tntelligene0r: .,,yy,
1my last communication II speaking
of the sermon delivered by Elder Ball on
Sunday evening, cant say that had
any special feeling AZ all On Ihc subject 9
while writing. | wna merely trying 70
show the position taken, without giving
nv assent or dissent TO anything said by
him, I ace in to.day's paper that a
writer over the signature Of "Faih n.y.
Ssen n 10 notice the article Hut ! must
SSv that I am more mystilled rs to what
he means By ,his AE.iGie than he seems TO
think 1 VS., BY he doctrine advanced
by The Elder III his sermon, Ills Ian
pIiase Is plain enough, ii II Is not S az,
eSs1I or irony, and he does not intend u
To mean different from what tho plain
language indicates. | will take II for
granted that his language Is not
Rgnfaiiye, and he means that me
nations takknId6ilb6 .sSrmdal blltdtdtb
are not we'll taken. hope We will hear
from dtaith1 again and that he viii
plainly define his position, and II he takes
exception 10 what Iwrote Or intends the
6fSt nNft Of Ill remarks 10 cohtey thG
idea that | am not capable Of Judging, Of
what I hear, then l may have something
more to say on the subject. | have al
opinion on The subject under consideration
but am mot anxious to give y publicity
but have always been ready when II was
necessary. 10 give a reason for the faith
tbStisi6 nie. But all !. now wish 10 know
Is whether Faiths article Is to be taken
literally or hot. NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-20
NInnnlnctnrihg Notes.

From tho lfttSbnFgh Manufactured a'
Who wouldn't be a puddler and with
the puddlBrs stand this kind Of weather ?
Al Beaver, Falls, the cutlery, works
and the axe works are running ten
hours per day, the saw works are run.
ming nine hours, IND the file works and
the shovel works eight hours.
,Spang, Ghalfunt ~ Oh sfevpf hing fye
pudalCfs and one seraplbr pa ihg tLe
former 81 90 and the latter 81 % per ton.
The wages earned by tho piddlers for
two weeks was All average Of $3'7R per
day. 4'
There llas been no blast FURNACE built
in Pittsburgh since 1872, the Soho being
the last. '.''l W
William Clark & CO., oilhe Solar Hoop
Mill, Of this city, have lately been max
ing hoop iron 4 inch by No. 20 wire
gauge. These have been rolled on m 8
Inch train-a very great SURPRISE to even
practical mill men, The iron was run
The usual length ofdthe hoop iron, Ind
very. perfect edges d,beautiful ,aurlace.
The finishing pass was given to the iron
in the Lantff three high difl6tential rolls,
the first successful application Of the DIFF
ierential rohs, We belldvSJ tdthis purpose,
--Roiling MiR Information. -
The find Of iron ore in Fayette county
Is Iparvelous. It,b 30 ,lhlileirop ore'ih
abEhatali4eibai g9od,h IallHigiStR 'hAvP
bSth hGhdlihg 1f'for ytakE Without 'shB-
peCting It's character. II lies from two to
iour fnnt koIn,v tha htna.fnnk piItRhurplI
mined terry 'cconolnicalIy-ono dollat pei
ton. II Is called the Coal
ore, and contains thirty yer cent Of iron
" Within the coming season 1t IL
confidently expected that two mid may
hap three furnaces will DO erected along
the rival railroad lines between ConnelS
vile and Uniontowu, and within the mex
five years Fayette county will GigueS
tionably DO The great iron centre otWost
ern Pennsylvahfa.4.Oopa Paper. .l'.i
u =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-20

ruE following statements are taken
from A bsbdfSdh Wsslslh liver naviga'
ton that viii shortly SPpeatig.he East
~. Tons apaelly.
Steamer Great Republ *
steamer Richmond ldeiunct) ."""'''' ~
Steamer Robert Z. lEe ''''"I' ~ w
St6au fAViAthan (deiunet) ~ ~
Steamer JAMES Howard ''''''''Y'ygS
Steamer General ouItmar (deiunet\ ."',"""l ,4VV
Tho James Howard has carried full
cargo Of 1900 tons from ST, Louis 10 New
Orleans. The Mississippi valley EEtns.
pottatioa Company, Of ST. Icail has
taken SbeO tons in one zip TO New
orltaha sith slOwsboet and batge.-dls.
lance zoo mil Thetow.boat Ajax has
taken thitty.two bargSt Of coal, abou! ~
900 tod, Ia one itflH from 9itnbutgh 10
New otieans-distSnSS 900 miles,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-20

You have got Into trouble procure al oncS package
Of tho samlhtans Gin ~ q directed and you WI
10 all right IN Tine o. four days The tronblo
when taken In dmO u easily overcome, but when
neglected. or whom tho qpAck Is visited and he gives
his coufS6d nRlSam Cebkbe, then very often ACfl-
ouI complications arise which prolOng tho disease
lot weeks, perhaps mpnths
Another lallacI y, IN PctSopS trying t9SayP ieT
SiCkGn the stomach that almost death itSat would
bo q relief, SamRritap'S Gilt will cure every
time, with no more unpleasant results than II the
trouble had not existed al all, N
Male packages Co female, q, Gent by mall 70
any address DESMOND 4 CO., PTOpdOtoTa 9lS
RacO street, Philadelphia, NV JANIS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-20

Thaas bonds an issued for Ito purpose n Raising
funds Tor tho erection ola building In the City q
New York, 10 no used fora
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| FROM lneUhIO oWl9VUWt"4lI
Lena Mitchell, n convict In the pentten'
tiaFy from Cleveland, received letter
Yesterday from, her husband, which, Col.
mule "a VII III tttittdiitoh 4 hui.
band aimee bis connection with the tnSti'
tuition, while the men are constantly re-
ceiyinr both letters and visits from wives
outside. MEMS Affection dolt oisen ex.
tend behind tho bars, according TO this
fact,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-20
Tho Fire afIsort.au Prince.

NRW YoRK, February l9.-The steam
ship Alps, which arrived to-day: brings
the particulars Of the FIRE at Port au
Prince, On FEBRUARY 18th the FIRE broke
out at 1880 IN, and the houses being Of
wood spread rapidly. The amount Of
damage done Is estimated at $4,000, 1000,
Two-thirds Of the city was burned to the
ground and seven hundred families were
rendered homeless, ~ pr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-20

This Ia a most valuable table, and has
only lately been published In this country,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-20
Tte t,ianccs or Sfnirlmoiiy.

Nj Fiuldsoa, idnr epiiBbht FtYp1,
scientist, few years ago prepared thu,
following table, which fixes the age Of
hotelessnld maidihms 81 one thoH4ahd
marfitd 4 e6ltAkSa Riihodts eleehOn,
Il was found that the number married at
each age was IA below:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-11
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Fourth, nnh and sixth
AsTRoLoGY-sEcoSD PAGE-sixth column.
:SP and fourth
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-sncosD rAoE-
gRookTyS PAesFSursth sSIS@ P.ou-
ggsESEss R AZ column
CRY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sHcoSD PAdE-Firss
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-rwrIrrH PAGE-FOuFth and
M or mn l columns ,cr-sixth column
6o3cH ihSo AND GARDENERS rwELFTH PAcn-Ftth
coAs sF1Snsh srEAMsHIPs-srcoSD PAaE-Fihh and
COUNTY, Hs9 f BBoSaRD-sncoSD PAon-FouTh column, .,
pENTIsTRY-s ncosp PAcr1sixth column.
BEY HOUSES 70 sE AND UN
column
ExCuRsIoNs-sEc PAcE-sixth column
FFtSA sALATEnlrrm PPAAeessixh column
EURNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SSs%9 p.or-r0.,,h
HELP Po'V WpANrED-MALEs-rwK PAcn-Finh and
HoRsE AsA CARRIAGES, &c-Frnsr PAGr-rhird and
HoUsEs, ROOMS, &C., wINTED~srcoSD PAcr-Thrd
INsTRuGTIoN NINTH PAer-Fourth column,
LOST AND EOuND-FRsr PAGk-Second column
M1RBE T4ifssl
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKlNG-FIRsT PAoE-sixth
M1soELLANEoUs ADvEETsENENTs-TENrH PAGE
Sixth column.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT PAGE--Sxth column.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE-SiXth column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAGR-First column.
PIANOFORTES, ORGANS &C-NINTH PAcE-Third col
mn,
ftff6SsA SPrH
or or STY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoSD PAGE-First column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEcoSD PAcE-First
column.
REAL ESTATE wANTED-SEcoND PAGE-Frst column.
REWARDS-FrRsT PAGE-Second column
SALES AT AUCTION-FIRsr PAGE-Fiith and sixth col
SITUATIONS wANTED--FEaALEs-ELE PAGE
aud TWELFTH PAGE-First, second and third columns
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-Fourth
column.
SPECIAL NoTICEs-FrRsr PAGR-Second column
SPORTING-D0GS, BIRDS, &C.-FIRsT PAGE-Third col
'sToRAGE-FRsr PAcE-second column
THE TRADES-TwELFTH PAGE-Sixh column.
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGR-Third column
no LET FOR BUSINESS PURP0SES-SEcoND PAGE-
Second column.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-SEcosp PAGE-Sixth column.
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Third column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsr PAGE-Fourth column.
WATCHES, JEWELRY &C.-NINTH PAGE-Fourth col
WESTMINSTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcosD FAGE-First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &C.-TENTn PAGR-Sxth col
umn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-11

THE PAssAIo COUNTY
FAIR GROUNDS ASSOCIATION,
of Paterson, n j., will hold
Fall Meeting,
October IL, 10 and H. 1875,
their track at Clifton block from the Erie Railroad
= First day Tuesday, October II, 1875.
ENTRIES.
Isaac Pawling enters b. g. Jim Mofitt.
D. b. Golf enters b. m. Lady Woods.
John Minchen enters b. g. Lumberman.
Alexander Patterson enters b. M Masteray.
I. Nance enters b. 6. Harry irving
A q. johnson enters CHI. Mary
DIR. E. II. Heard enters Ellen Mary.
Harry o. Ecke enters oh. G. Silver TAIL
L. +. Durham enters d. g. Don
Graham n Post enters b. m. Paterson Girl.
Races will commence promptly at P. NJ
r A. HALEY, Secretary
A. ID. WINFIELD, Treasurer.
DRosPEoT PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION.
FIRST FALL MEETING,
FOURTH DAY-MOEDAY OCTOBER IL.
Purse No To 3s class 10 entries,
Purse No S-Doube Team class
John Murphy enters blk. e Dick Croker.
Jonn Murphy enters blk. &, Ned Forrest
w. Woolsey enters b. m. Princess
w. Woolsey enters b. m. Hartford Belle.
w. G. Trimble enters CHI Music.
w. O. Timble enters &. Harry Gilbert
Races each day at O'Clock prompt, good day
and track Steam leave Twentieth street and Ninth
avenue every half hour. 4. o. READ President.
GEORGE W. OAKLEY, Superintendent
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$40 600 PREMIUMS.
Grundest Trottng Meeting of the year, at
POINT BREEZE PARK, PHILADELPHIA
October II, ID. IA and Is,

when will be exhibited the largest collection of the most
noted flyers of tho rottng turf ogoshor
Windsor Modoc, Bay jack T. B. French, Ella Countess
Delhi, Alley 20 class; purse x2500enry Rarus, AIDE
laide, Ncrea Kansas Chief, Thomas l. Young. Sensation
October 1872 81 class; purse s. Ray Little Dor
ritt Lady Davis General Slowgo, Charlie Mack, Jericho
Lookout Andrew Prospero Little Mary Harry Erwin Lottie
26 purse 0OOtray Chief Joe Brown, Ella Mad
den Sir W. Wallace Barney Reilly, Royal George, Hannah
D. Nellie Walton Annie Collins October l4-2 45 class purse
Lady Daniels, Delhi 223 class, purse 81 ooo-Unknown,
Nerea Frank j. Blanche G. Is. Daniels, Orient Gomez,
Bonner Prairie Boy, Observer, Fred Hooper October
l5-2 "a class, purse $2,ooo-Bsy Dan Bryant, O.
Laura Williams, Lookout, Andy Johnson, Andrew,
SSOoo-Hopeful, Lady Maud, Lucille Golddust. 900 class
purse s. ojoack Draper Billy Ray Richard Sleepy joe
Lady White, Prospcro, Banquo, Coroner X, Bateman
Weber-al for trotting mile heats best In 3 in harness.
Admission 81. Tickets for sale at the gates.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
A. BY VIRTUE OF A CuATTEL MORTGAGE
several executions directed will expose for sale
BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
TOMORROW TUESDAY), OCTOBER IL, AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK IN THE FORENOON
AT THE PRIVATE STABLE OF j. EDWARD CORY,

AT THE PRI ~ STABLE OF J. EDWARD CORY,
NO 1852 EAST aaD St B IVSanFs Sd AND LHxNa
the following valuable Horses Carriages Harness &c;
York in color bright sorrel With silver tall
1873 hands high old and was sired by Dorsay Cold
going Horse and fail TO make OF the fastest trot
In the country tro now better than 70 and has
driver in all harness and Is warranted sound and kind
Also the fast and handsome sorre rottng geding I'm
Norman the trotting Lu Luz record Of
. 49, dam by Mambrno Patchen he Is very powerfully
heats in 30 and has had but very little track work and
has no hesitation saying that with good care and
proper track work he will tot in 20 or BETTER he is fully
warranted sound and kind .
Also bay rotting Mare 1925 hands high,
has white stockings Is muscular and powerfully built
miles in IS minutes and can trot mile on day q
Fast and handsome bright bay Mare 1917 hands high,
Bashaw; raised by Major Thornton OF Poughkeepsle,
N y she has nne and handsome head, long, achcd neck
clean limbs fine sound feet and trotted at old in
49, roed last fall on Fleetwood track in 26 and re-
peated IN 26 she was then 70 ros Colonel McCo
Of the fastest and most promising young hat stands
~ he shy C ra au be best opes in the Country
she warranted sound kind and free from vice. trick or faults
% Is no pu T driver ned Rey ph
harness. has great endurance an excellent pole mare and
makes her valuable for track purposes doce and
gentle disposition makos her an Invaluable gentlemans
roadster, any lady child can handle her with perfect
safety. -
Also top Wagons, open Wagon, Pony Phaeton, pr-
SALE SAFE POSITIVE, RAIN OR SHINE, TO HIGHEST
N. B-sTocK CAN Now BE SEEN AT STABLE AS
= PRRMGrs CAN BE OBTAINED AT THE OFFICES OF
CITY MARSHAL AND ATTORNEY FOR MoRTtAGEE.
OFFICES, FIFTY-SEYENTH STREET DISTRICT
COURT AND 80 NASSAU STREET
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sJIERALD PARIS BUREAU,
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The following is list of the papers hle In the NEW
YORK HERALD READING ROOM, 81 Avenue de popera,
Paris far their have been communicated to the
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NEWTON WATER WORKS,

PROPOSALS INVITED UNTIL THE aoTu or onro
per Tor the furnishing Of 5000 white or rock osk
haroAd Tics In the harbor of New York For
snd Partcalsrs address PROPOSALS. box L2 aios
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STORAGE.
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GRISWOLD'S

VI : Storage Warehouse,
= - No IL Washington place,
Household Furniture carefully stored and ouarded AZ mod
crate rates Sections rented tho month or Fu
ntue received for sale on commission and paced In the
Spacious saleHoom y, A. RULLKR
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WANTED no PURCHASE.

IL oTEL WANTED. ADVANCEMENT LEASE OR FUR
IL nure purchased location particular good class OF
trade desired best reference. Address, with particulars, O.
N. NJ. Herald Office.
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DOR sALE-AN ELEGANT COUPE, WITH OR WITH
Harness. Horses SO. Apply at Merchants stables
Twenty ninth street and Broadway