davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morning herald., 1875-08-24
Iccidc,it.

Yesterday morning about eleven O'Clock,
ten year old boy named Joseph Kitchen,
fell from the scatlolding of the building
now being erected at 3D. and French. He
was rendered unconscious by the fall, but
when carried to his home on 4th Street,
soon recovered, and is now doing well Mr..
Kitchen, father of the boy, keeps grocery
at 4th and Walnut Streets
The Morning herald., 1875-08-24
Arrested on SuSniciOn.

NEW YORK, Aug. 23-Several arrests have
Len made of men answering to the descrip-
idn Of the burgular who assaulted James
H Noe, of Greenwich street, last night.
John Moore and Michael Walsh have been
hel6s0n suspicion of being concerned in the
The Morning herald., 1875-08-24
Shot by Unknown Man.

JERSEY CITY, Aug. %, 1875.
Dennis Murphey, of No. 1l6 Brunswick
|reet, while going home early this morn
y, wss shot in the neck by an unknown
san, intlicting wound which is Likely to
rove fatal.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-24
PrOY,ubiIifies for fO.flNu.

the Ncw England and Middle States and
b Atlantic States there aciH be light ra;,ss
|Lte Coast and cool.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-24

\ 7elegraphic Dispatches are furnished to
forming Herald, By the american Press
|biation, oyer the Atlantic and Pacific
SraDhic Cos ,riTes.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-24
PEACHES.
TIE SHIPMENTS, YESTERDAY EVENING
THE MARKET BETTER, PROSPECTS,
FOR TO-DAY's MARKETS.

THE SHIPMENTS, YESTERDAY EVENING
TIE MARKET BETTER, PROSPECTS,
FOR To-DAY's MARKETS.
The shipments Of peaches, yesterday
evening, from the Peninsular orchards were
as follows:
To Jersey City, 113 cars.
Per Penna. R. r. Is
B. Il O. r. R., 7
To Boston, 0
To Philadelphia, %
Total, 163
Owing to the fact that the markets were
well cleared of fruit on SATURDAY, prices
yesterday were much better in New York
and Philadelphia, prices ranging all the
way from 80 cents to 81 90 per basket. Re-
ports from the west show an excellent mar
kct there and altogether the prospects for the
coming week are good for tho growers.
Growers are now shipping Crawford's 8
Early Yorks and Mountain Rose, with a
few Oldmixions coming on.
The city markets were better, yesterday,
with tairer supply of good fruit, which
sold from SOC. to 75c. The rain prevented
the supply from being as large as might
otherwise have been the case.
This morning better supply Of fruit will
be on hand and prices will probably rule
much lower.
The Morning herald., 1875-08-24

Zach Chandlcr's taxes in Detroit last yea
were 81, ,625.21, exclusive Of the whiskey tax,
The Morning herald., 1875-08-24
MMARY OF THE NEWS

len hundred and thirty emigrants ar
In New York, yesterday.
bond of Duncan, Sherman & Co.,
He'd in New Yord, yesterday.
lire in Norwalk, Connecticut, yesterday
d ming, caused loss Of twenty-five thous-
and collars.
Heavy rain storms at Long Branch, have
caused a postponement of the Monmouth
Park Races until the last of the week.
All fears of danger from the rising
446tern rivers, which have been so
I2h swollen from the rains, arc now
IlInId ---.-.
Il y reception of the American Rife team
r. ew York, yesterday, was one of the
Hest ovations that has been witnessed
W for some time. The people turned out
Z kge numbers and speeches were made by
|x Gayor, members of theteam and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-09

(yALL AT THR METROPOLITAN PRINTING Es-
~ TABLlSHMENr, In the Herald Building and get
your Printing done.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-09
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

4sTR5ISGy I4EInyns1n fAsE-ihira column. '''''''''
BOAEDERs wAETED-sEcoSD PAoE-Ihrd and fourth
BOARD AND LODGING wANrED-sEcosD PAGE
BRooRLYS % REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD
BUSINESS aypi!ft !fftoiRSTlauISSnlr1Es-NrsrH iSlaISn PAGE
CRY RExL GsT1T Fok f1ss@Prs. sH
cLER4s 'ass AND sALEsMEN-rwn1rrH pAcr-Fourth ana
eLoTHIISS@qEsalnsrs PAen-rhira column: .
COACHMEN AND GARDkNERs-TwELrrn PAGE-Flnh
coAsfWisE sTEAMsHIps-ELrvrsru PAGH-Third
column
BNY 6ss rAaT7STte u AND
UNFURNisHED-sscoSp PACE-second and third
EUR5PSAS ,srEAMsHIrs-ELsvrsrH PAen-secOnd
Exohnka fa9 tlra anFissa fsinns PAan-rourtn column
nth PAcr-Third column
ESESisHE6 ES SSSSs xS6 aFasfMaS4 f TO LET
sMcosp PAGE-rhird column.
EEF rAssish sGnm pAorrhrd
HELP snS sSfFa rAcrsan ana
HoRsss SaSRIseEs, s3S%p 4c-rnsr rAor-rhrd and
HSJ sSSSs &c. sfe% p.s.ssA
$S Hv1s spn
GEN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcosD PAGE
IEcy5Shs SIX; os-ElnynxrH nAcn-virst column.
MACHINE RY-ELEvENrH PAGE-First column
MARBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-Third column
MEDICAL-1wELrrH PAGE-sixth column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING-FiRsT PAGE-Sixth
MIsCELLXNEoUs ADvERTIsEMENTs-rnsrn PAGE
rAsnurirst column oo,nmn
PfHNoFokrEs. ORGANS oH;H "sHcoSD pAer-Fourth
TOLITICAL-FIRsr PAGE-Sixth column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE-FIRsr PACE-Fifth column.
PR0P0sALs.ELEyygNTHR VEN R PAcK-First coin column rs
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RI NT-SEcoYD PAGE-Frst column.
REAL Estate TO LXCHANGE-sE0oND PAGE-First
REAL ESTATE WANTED-sEcoND PAcE-second col
REwxRDs-FIssT PAcE-second column.
SITUATIONS WANrED-FEMALES-ELEv PAGE
Fourth fifth and sixth columns, and TWELFTH
s1ruToYs saiSnaa bna ta
Special N0TiCEs-Fnsr PAaE-socond and third col,
sPoRTiNG-DoGs. BIRDS. &c.-Flnsr pAcr-Thlrd
THE SRADEs-TwELFrH PAGE-sixth column.
THE TURF-fIRsT PAGE-Thrd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSEs-sEcoND PAGE
TRAvELLERS GU1DE-ELEvKSrH PAeE-Third col
UNFUMNisHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-l bird column.
WANTED TO PURCHAsL-ELEvENrH PAGE-First col
wArGHiEis, JEwELEy, &c.-ELEvEsrH pACH-Third
wEsTCIi hsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SECOND PAGE-First column.
WINTER RESORTS-SECOsD PAGE Fourth column
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-TIRsr PAGE-sixth col
umn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-09

sAtF 81 PoFszS AK
Twentyfour hours given to purchasers to
Horses Carriages, Harness Blankets Robes, &C., always
hand at private sale.
CATALOGUE OF THIS II oeLoSK RAX,S KTUEsDAp SALE AT
TEAM BAY. HORSES, ,5h HANDS HIGH, lands 8
H0s
f5F a5F RSS5H $$a5 TaaSS VIII EJ&n SsS SHAFTS
BAY e Hy Pep MSEsh sns sE ysP M HANDS HIGH
years oa fs, class ro 50es At psSs
one true
sSrSf set SsfSSss SSap S1a5a EEAsk1 oITH fEw MAKE
Sd has ns style and action in fHysrs sees;
SET Go1s EsHtsq kind aHs true in all harness
i, Is ,'s. oD
sRsdR SoSsS i #IsSs zSa fHsAs onD
KIND and IN ~ Ss sn
s2Y e6SF coSfE e HANDS HIGH I'VE 4Rs OLD
driving; is in every way safe ana reliable and
SET S4Rssss T;fIss!sa AES s|aS and true,
SRfT @ HSHsr sT il nssSs sy %oqR afcu YEARS
as; sys asP8 aa s''a%f aaa
In all harness.
BAY HORSE. l6 HANDS hIGH YEARS OLD, KIND
and true in all harness. free from vice, good
traveller, tree and stylish driver; warranted
TOP DEPOT WAGON; SOLD TO PAY ADVANCES.
SORREL HORSE. l5H HANDS HIGH YEARS OLD;
an extra good roadster; In every way safe and re.
liable and warranted kind and true in all har-
RocKAWAY IN GOOD ORDER. BUILT BY ToML1N-
TWO TOP PUNY PHAEToNs; SOLD TO PAY AID.
TOP sIpE BAR ROAD WAGONS.
PORTLAND CUTTEKS
Double and Single Trucks, Harness. Robes, Blankets
SALE coMMESCEsS NE SI Hr IL O'CLOCK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-09

A rrENTIoN or THE RIDING PUBLIC is CALLED
on eHHAa HHEsDzz zA.E II fSsq ASs5laS
AT THE sTaHhaj 3NHEaEs xxi sfRsHF' SHgFsoS PLACE
REAR 81 Sr TIT nHE fEw poyLoWiSd x%Fk HOTEL,
ea'oa0' f RSSes sss sleishs Bells Wins, Sc, &C.
ps W positively e hshes
without BY s9yc ycaxRIEs Hs;sFYs E. pT Auc1roSeEa
high and years 9d O. was s;rsi BY General Knox dam
ant driver trotted in s and has never had any
trainng 70 July develop his speed he pro%ises great
Also the very handsome and fast bay Geding REPuB.
LlCAN l5h hands high, years old was sired by Young
sr a kitty Cole y so
imported Trustee. granddam BY Kentucky Hunter This
goes the road speed 2s5 gait and Is warranted
Also the Very fast sorrel Geding Marshal is l5 hands
high, years od was sired by Tom Wonder dam csso
Fremont, by Nagstuck was raised by eter r. voohis,
al 81 fInEes s e c S
speed BY any one who can hold reins he is fully war
Xso the elegant and fast brown Geding Pilot got by
Pilot, Jr., dam unknown no is i5N hands high, years
when four years old has never been handled any since
that time used exclusively on road; he Is one OF the
xlsSbrown Geldna Mate isN hands high, years old;
has besn always used as mate to rot he can trot to
pole in 1850 and foster sns!o he is warranted sound
n B--Also two other very fast Trotting Horses and
Pony Phsesou. Top Wagons, ! Depot Wagon. open
WAGON , tw0.seat Sleigh cutter; Harness. Blankets
r The above stock arc now on trial and examina.
"ea YALE ii PUsETivE RAIN OR SHINE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-09

CCTlON dOISE OF AHCH. JOHr- STON
n da;e Johnston 4 Van TasselD.
Office 81 Liberty street Evening Post Building,,
THE HORSE RS e. AgorI9S y m BRANCH oE.ouR HOUSE.
TUESDAY AEb ASb Fhiba4 HHta EvEFT III y O'CLOCK
Ato Is hours tria. on horses warranted sound.
PARTIAL CATALoGUE OF THIS DAYS CUES
FAMILY DAyS sAh At = SGkSS
grey ncrses, 10 hands, years; kind and true
Al free good
mrs. class family or carriage team; war
coUFf, "'fS N SGIpS FIRST RATE ORDER: satin lined
built by Brewster of Twenty-hfth street: fine
TWO IGf SEaT SWELL SWELL ssooDy SLEIGH IN GOOD OR.
BAY HORSE, l6 hands, syesrs; kind and true in all
5ee rvsr rsm Sod use y 6se
Sat By Wood Brothers, in
ROAM, HORSE. i55 hands, years. kind and true in
all harness and under saddle iree from vice
TOP @Sa9s YEARLY 'shsa NEW. city sHf built set Har
BAY MARE, is,s hands, 9 years: kind and true in
SaS .sSS in
good trsvelIsr stylish and free % driven @ war
coUfE SoCKAWAY. by Miner 4 Stevens. set Har-
BLACK iSssE, ls,s hands years, kind and true
an excellent family or business horse; war.
TOP EXPRESS or GRC0ER's WAGON. In good or.
der; Harness, DC
BAY HORSE, Is hands, years: kind ana true In all
harness; free from vice: stylish driver; Is an ex
celient coupe or family horse; warranted
COUPE IN GOOD ORDER, by Adams Cone; peI
Harness, &c.
CHEsrNUF MARI. 151s hands, years; Kind and
true In all harness frce from vice good travel.
Ter; good mare Tor family use.
TOP PONY PHAkTON, built by Lock wood.
TRIMMED PORTLAND CUTTER SLEIGH
SIXTEEN OTHER HORSES, DESCRIPTION TIME
OF SALE
Como to our sale and be sure you are avoiding
sharks. BE sure that everything is as repre.
sented; Depend on the Catalogue.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CARRIAGES Wagons Har.
ness. Robes, Blankets, &c, at
ARCH. JOHNSrON'S MART
10 to % thirteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-09
POLITICAL.


A THE HERALD ALMANAC, 1873
ME POLITICAL rEXT E2TT Bo6k o6kP or THE DAY EnEo
TON RETgRNs CoMPiLED From FROM TIE oFFLSIAL
and. where PROCURED, BY CIrtEs AND TOWNS
FURNISHED sPkglALLY BY THH sECRETAR R!E5
TAPoSlTIoN WITH r THa % VOTES EoR M THE MOST
or PREVIOUS YEARS. POLITICAL STATUS or
TUE STATE LRG!5LATUREs STATE G0yERNMBNTs
AND rEkkIrOKIES. AND THE TINE OF HOLDING
LEiu ELLEEGTIoNS Will LII BE FOUND EXCLUSIVELY AND
HERALD ALMANAC, 1875, NOW READY.
ONLY 2sC; POSTAGE FREE: SOLD BY ALI
HERALD ALMANAC, NEW YORK CITY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-09
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

A UCTION HOUSE OF ARCH. JOHNSTON
n da:e Johnston Van IasselD
Office 81 Liberty street (Evenng Post Bull ding),
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-09
BENNETT BUILDING.

BENNETT BUILDING.
RENNETr BUILDING.
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET.
DIRECTORY.
i-Lawrcnce Co, Bankers
d: Z 4. Il: eH%Sei s%lis, lsg sse's%sE Hssss:
"a B. davenport iialter
'"'" FIRST sToaY.
Inlet Very ssss sReoS6 NJ Rapsns sTSa and Insurance
&W. il, o'pwyer' LAWYER.
BuGSkingIam Ss LaWyssr I.aS;l.s:.
SC, mpbeii & Palmer, Lawyers
a{ Meade Rockwell, Lawyers.
sNoEthwestsrn HcsssIa, Life Ssn, Insurance company
ss-rolet
~ chamber of Life Insurance.
iY{ Charlton T. Lewis Secretary
l2-McCarthy Chalmers Lawyers
IN Il: 4. 4 T%ssfHsffs %sa, faw1s4S EsTSsr
nterns,ionsi f Collection Association
5. s...l g. Dsfrl'h'0n;r s'''' rhiED hiSDsE; Story.
s,.gelsi!!sS s.Fg IT. !ssHts dardwsil, l;s%yssil Lawyer.
J;s Hanson Lawyer
6-EIeridssn. sOnyuse. cochran snd xcEwen steno
e-IEfisha B!oomer, Real Estate.
J: B: Aitken. Lawyer.
s-% y SstthepMs' & rtFsphsfEsH; fEaSyss yaEysr
~ + &',!s S&s'E,asasET $Sss; fsGEsss;e. ,Ssy Ess%ye.
". Durack, Lawyer
1o-Wkinson & Peters, Trustees Of Estate Of White.
- A. q. Woodruff, Lawyer
Pelham ana FSSEfH sSf;Iff Fs5fss sTSS4 Company
Easnr nan,' REGISTER Bankruptcy
!, Z Henry hsnrs HsSIa1.i @eSis lawyer wy E""Vs''
Il. n folen'sT + Giisr. tswye4. hawyer
g 4; Lane: LAWYER:
s-E T. T. Sasf Srs.f
7-asssins asssf s sGi Crook, Lawyers.
Purroy Butze Lawyers.
s-Slary Sc Il bSssiis %sist akasASsa assASsae4, Lawyer.
&c T. Williams. Lawyer
~ Fred W. Kenny, Attorney and Counsellor.
a Lockwood 4 Crosby, Lawyers
~ CO. FIFTH STORY
~. yEfE'%sR j. SsRs@sa as'ilsS; 1sxy:s IaSysr'
s-lGaq s-sl!ss B : SIsS. H'Sis. Lawyers.
e hssea!i alStl : sies:cn. ssss' Lawyer.
ssoeisSfo Ds Reiornst,on % of Juvenile Delin queus
los. II. Steele, Lawyer
w. H. King, Lawyer.
J. A. Lydeckor Real Estate.
c. 4. Lydecker, Lawyer
III. L. 4 J. a. Reed, Lawyers
l2-Byrne, Everett h Co., Lawyers
III Walsh. Halbert ana Eckerson Lawyer.
SIXTH STORY
l-John Townshend, Lawyer
A. Nicholson.
2-Henderson Benedict LAWYER
K. Logan, Scotch Granite, &c.
80. w. Carpenter lawyer
Otis r. Hall, Lawyer.
$50. r. Webster, Lawyer.
d. r. Lyddy Lawyer
Jefferson Clark, Lawyer
u John l. Knight
7} Jantor.
81 Hodges MeeKer, Lawyers
OF s. Burr Lawyer.
John Crompton Accountant
Smith Dean, City surveyors
10 w. Van Sicen, Lawyer.
il Ut. II. Baldwin, Lawyer
12 Charles ID. Barrow, Lawyer.
IL Henry A. Gilderslceve, Lawyer
HtG. X. Carrington, Lawyer
U. W. 1ompkns Lawyer.
T. ". Miner. Lawyei.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-09
EXCHANGE.

A NEW s1n DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE, FOR A
"A Dressing Case OF same value, Address QEN VINB,
Hsrald Untpwn Branch Qfoc0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-09

DARNUMS ROMAN HIPPODROME, FRIDAY NIGHT,
ID February l2-MIe and repeat to saddle to rule
Purse Of 25 free Tor all 500 to the first $60 to the
ond $40 to the third s2S TO the fourth Entrance 5per
day February ut r. NJ, at Dan Mace's, corner Thir
tyninth street and Seventh avenue.
DOOLS Will BE SOLD IN THE READING ROOM
I of the Putnam House, Fourth avenue, between
Twenty sixth and Twenty venth streets the Hip
podro!ne trots, Tuesday and Friday evenings at s
O'Clock. n. Il. DEXTER.
DRINTING OF LIVERY DESCRIPTION. .PROMpTLY
i done at verv moderate prices by the METROPOLI-
TAN PRINTING EsTABLISHMEhE Herald Building,
2l8 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-09
POST OFFICE NOTICE

DOST OFFICE NOTICE-THE MAILS FOR EUROPl
i for the week ending Saturday, February ls ls7;
A. NJ, on Wednesday at An, on thursday at II g
A. NJ, and on saturday at s aud IL 80 A. "
7. H. JAMES, Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-09


&Sn nm NEW GRAND SCHEME KENTUCKY
POO.OOOs state single number drawing February
~ 6ll5 cash gifts amounting 10 $yU,Gu Circulars OF
Information sent free. BATES 4 Co.. financial agents,
l96 Broadway
usRy Git tIoMAHY donser rssuary S~ REa h
Whole tickets, 500 halves, S25; tenths, S. few
lucky tickets for sale. r. q. DEYLIN,
Stationer and Agent. 80 Liberty street. New YORK.
SPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS. sc.
- -
FOR SALE, ALI KINDS OF FANCY DOGS,
"A. Birds, DC; Medicines for all diseases; prepared
Food for mocking birds at b. G. DOVEHs. No Greene
street, Canal.
WATCH DOG WANTED-A LARGE CROSS BRED
w Bull Dog wanted Address, stating full particulars
box 5,fS5 Post Office, New York.
THE TURF.
A UCrION POOLS SOLD AT ThE LIBBY HOUSE,
~ corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty seventh
GEO. SHAW.
as.x.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-09

59 III and 5IIIs Grand street. New YORK
Selling or, to make room for the eniarGemento Of
store
all stock Of Hats and Bonnets 10 cents on the
dollar In other words Soc Hats 20 cents dolaf
Hats 20 purchase good Hat for &C. and
20c. The best at 3Dc., tOc and 7Sc.
Trimmed Hats, 5Oc.. 75c.. 81, 81 50 and upward.
Full lines OF coored Satns CSC, SOC and 81
Black and cOored Silks cheap.
Black and coored Turquoses S5c, 4c. 55c and 7c per
yard.
Look at our stock Of Hamburg Edglngs largest this
city less than old prlces
Also Laces Trimmings Linen andkerchiefs SILK Vel.
vets. Fancy Goods, Toys, Jewery, COrsets, Station
Don't forget our Fur Stock,
offered marvelousy reduced prices
Kid Gloves
Two buttons-blues, purpes. green's s5c. q pair.
blacks, Irregular 81 Is
Sizes-5H, Q, 6i4. 6L So. Glove
New shades. two outons at 65c. 75c. and &C. pair
Ono button aDc. a pair.
Sale continues until Feb. g.
EDWARD RIDLEY 4 SON,
SO. Sll and 3llx Grand strrek
81. ca. o. 68 and 20 Allen street,
fifth block east from the BOWcry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-09
HORSES, CAKisIAaFas. &C.

4 UCTION HOUSE OF VAN TAsSELL ( KEARNEY
n ITO AND liz EAST THIRTEENTH STREET
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-09

THE TURF
RARNUMs TRoTTING CARNIVAL.

RARNUM's TRoTTING CARNIVAL.
CHAMPION TROT OF THE SEASON,
THIS QuESDAY) NIGHT FEBRUARY g.
MANAGERs-J. d. WALTON AND DAN maze
PUKSE $2oOFirs elO0; second $73; third $50; fourth
$25; two mites and repeat to saddle 20 rule.
DAN MACE enters b. g. Pilot.
DAN CASTILLO enters g. Bayside.
JOHN HAsLETr enters b. g. sherman.
BEN MACE enters s. m Mary N.
Shs CANE % Sns !: :sS sda e rule
JOHN ROGERS enters b M Bessie.
DAN MACE enters b. m. Rosebud.
T. DOTY enters b. e. Slasher
4 MEAHEN enters b. G. Sweetbrier
BEN MACE enters b. 9. LOnetell0w.
JAS. DUSTIN enters b. g. Dart
wEDNEsDAf MATINEE. FEBRUARY lo
fourth $2h
Z DOTY enters b. q. Slasher (orangcl.
B. MACE enters b. g. Longtellow gray ana blue.
J. ROGERS enters pr. IN; Bessie lred and black.
DAN MACE enters b. 4. Johnny Reed (bue).
W. MCCARTHY enters blk. 9. American Clipper ted).
DARNUM's HIpPODROME.
- RUNNING SiUs MAnGH Hicaih hxrhAohbiSA3 hsHHnHs H
New YoRH; Feb. 8. 1875.
DAN CAsrELLo Esq., Director of Amusements. Barnum 8
DEAR SIR-f will run my chestnut horse Kangaroo
against horse in the HppOdr0me stud, tour times
fully yours. wHiTs0N OAKLEY.
BARHUM's HIPPoDROME,
NEW YORK, Feb g. 1875. !
DEAR STRIVE accept your challenge, and will run our
English thoroughbred horse Remorse ON Thursday even
lug upon the terms named Respectfully yoMrs
Director of AnaIlsements HippOdrome,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-09

REGULAR SALE OF HORSES. AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twentyfour forty hours given to purchasers to
test warrantees
Horses Carriages Harness Blankets Robes, &C., always
on hand at private sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-09

EOuND-TIE LADY WHO DROPPED BRACELE!
in stage Saturday night reclaim same by call
ing on W. A. HUNGERFORD, rs Reade street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-28
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

State Senators Bradley, Johnson, John o. Jacobs
ana Gross; Assemolymen COstgan, Beach, Reilly,
Hauscheli, Cooper Campbell, Waehner, Dessar, 7.
j. Campbell, J. II. Christopher and Charles II. Ho-
den ana George T. Curtis were among the callers
upon the Mayor.
'Comm,ssloner Van Mort received public moneys
70 The amount OF SllS6 II.
Corporation Counsel SMITHS supplemental an.
ewer TO the MAJ dr's charges Will be maze public
to-mofrOw. IL IS q very volunnOus document. In
Yelauon 10 the oer OF Jayne oi 100000 10 prevent
the prosecution OF the suits against the city
Mr.. smith IN his answer states inat when IL
was made he consulted with his associates
engaged IN the prosecution fully ana Freely. Ills
alleged apathy In prosecuting the suits, ne says,
by ADVICE OF ms associates, who had good
reason for postpOnDg hasty action. He says,
moreover, that he was always IN favor oil the idea
that the county alone could legally prosecute the
claims. Ihere was rnmor late Ia the day at the
Glty Hall tnat the Mayor mad received his certn
cate Tor removal OF Mr.. smith and the Governors
approval. The Mayor. when spoken TO ABOUT the
matter, said 81 have received no approval from
the Governor OF tue charges preferred against the
corporation Counsel or the fire Commlssioners.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-28
THE COMMISSIONERS OF PARKS.

visit was yesterday made to the Department
of Parks and from the Secretary, Mr.. IRWIN, II
was sscertained that yesterday the Board TOOK
sction on the appointment OF superintendent or
Parks They appointed as such julius Minckwitz,
VINO or long period mas been supervising archi-
tect in the department. The salary for this once
has Deen "a, 500, but as the superintendent OF
Parks. Mr.. Ryan, had rendered mis- resignation.
and the ONCE mas been Tor some time vacant, the
Commissioners have consolidated the two omces
under the Jurisdiction OF Mr.. MincKWtz ~ tne
stipulated salary OF 5000 per year.
ihe committee OF gentlemen representing tne
Museum OF Art and the Museum OF natural lis
tory, consisting OF Messrs. Biodget, Howard Pot
ter Choate, HayDes Rninelander and Bland, met
the Park Commission In Joint session. Tor me pur-
pose OF concerning with them AZ 10 the payment
10 the committees OF funds hereafter 10 De uis-
bursed on the account OF disbursements Tor these
museums. The result OF the conference was mat
the committee ana the COMMISSIONERS came 10 an
amlcabie understanding. by which the after, IN
place OF paving q "Duik" sum 10 the loimer ana
permitting rbe various societies 10 disburse IL,
will IN future submit tne bulls 10 the PARK Depart
ment, VINO wIn If ese bills be legitimate. au@it
them and send them To the Comptroller for pay
men. This arrangement seemed 10 satisfy the
parties TO tue COME renee ana the Board ADJOURNED
sub lect to the call Of the CHAIR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-28
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


RTRAND-MCCoR8IcK.--On Monday, February
a. AT the Cnurch OF the holy martyrs, oy Rev.
James Mlnett HENRY BERTRAND, Oi saratoga, NJ
u. 10 KATE P daughter OF p Mccormick Of Perth
AmDoy. n. J.
Saratoga and Perth Amboy papers please copy.
MEAD-MERCHAHT.--0n saturday, February u,
at .De residence OF the brides parents. by tue
Rev c. Il. Swope, J. FRANKLIN MEAD to sALLiE
MERCHANT, bOth Of TINS city. NO cards.
Baltimore papers please copy.
PIERsoS-N REELAED.-- ON Tuesday, February 10,
nj the residence OF che brides parents by the
Rev ). Van Benschoten, ID. d., EDWARD r. rik.-
SON. IT., TO SUSIE j., daughter OF M d. yreeand,
all OF Jersey CITY Heiguis. - -
TAYLOE--DAvIDsos.- Thursday, February IS,
nv Rev. :. M. Hamilton at me residence OF the
briaes parents, VIM j. TAYLOR TO NEfTIE MUIR
DOCK, youngest daughter OF George Davidson,
Esq, al OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-28
PROMOTIONS BY THE FIRE COM
MISSIONERS.

The Fire Commissioners made several important
appointments yesterday, which some wnat aston
lshed large number OF aspirants throughout the
department.. The following named were pro-
NOTED TO foremanships:-George A. Campbell,
Foreman Chemical Engine Company No. l.: X. B.
Hamblett Foreman Chemical Engine Company
No. 8; Benjamin +. Nash, Foreman Chemical En-.
CINE Company No. 4; Hugh Kittson, Foreman
Hook and Ladder Company NO. IL Thomas J. Van
Horn, Foreman Hook and Ladder Company No.
IS; Martin COOK, Foreman Ln2lne Company NO.
81; William Frost, Foreman Engine Company No.
AZ; James Rooney, Foreman Chemical Engine Com
pany No. 2.
Prvates Henry Jones, John Leddv, Henry Ehlert
William Bannan, Wililan West ana George Davis
were transferred to engine companies Nos. 3S, IL,
H. 2, / and %, and hook and ladder companies
Nos. and 8. Assistant Foremen Robert May,
George Henderson and Thomas A. Rogers were
AlsO transferred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-28
DIED.

AysAR-On wednesday, February "a. ELIZA
BEru DICKSON, rect OF the late John V Aymar,
iD the 73d year OF her age.
Relatives and friends OF she family are invited
10 attend the funeral, from her late residence I02
Putin avenue, on sunday 2StD inst, at Two O'CLOCK
p. ~ ulLhopt lpItAer notlcas