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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-04
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AMUsEMENTS-sEcoSD PAGE-Fitth and sixth columns.
1sTRoLoGYTTwHLrIH pAeE.six u column.
BoXEDERs WANTED-TwELSlI PIeE-second col
BoAls1 AND LODGING wANTED-rwELErn PAGE
BROOKLYN RE1i ESTATE FoR sALE-srcesD
BusiN1ss AISssrs' PPoHmmiqp sPtHmq miqpsITrEs-SrSru pAcn
HusiNEss NOTICES sryrSrn PAcr-slxth column.
CRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-srcoND PAGE-First
CLERKS And sALEsMEN-EEvrSru PAcr-Fifth col
xsB Et5Eass sia%
coAsfWisE con i9as.f ass.TfEAxsHIPs-TvxIrru rAGr-Fourth
corr SEEsIi pAsa ..ou. =, ,,,,o
BWsSS aSSsEs 4S spF fspH sS@ssurp AND
EvS sSS Tsssya:a Tsss.sS Column
ExcUR ioNs-TwrLFTH PAGE-Fifth and sixth col
SSs E65H AND sR TO LET
sEcokp P PAek-Asecond and third columns
kEEf S
HELP WANfED~M ~MXLiss-ELryrsrn PAcE-sxth col.
sRa HTsis scnss ste1Ts' fssnPourh nn
and sixth columns So. .,
HOUSE ROOMS, &c', w1STEb@sssosD e' PAor-rhird
ESSTGSES ssAssSS"sssSss Fsss.S%% seIamn l
MEDICAL-TwFLFTH PAGE-Flrst column.
MILLINERY AND DREssMAklNG-FiRsr PAcE-sixth
MISCELLANEOUS ADvERTIsRMENTs-rR PAeE-
sixth co umn.
MUsICAL-SEcoSD PAGE-Fourth column
NEW PUB ICAIIONS-SEvKSTH PAGE-sixth column.
PkRSONAI-FIRsT PAce-Eirst column
PIANoFoRTEs, ORGANS, 4C-sEeoKD PAGE-Fif
column
PRoPOS ALs-FiRsr PAcR-slxth column.
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-
oJr Of fTa Fos SALE OR
RENT-SRcoED PAGE-tirst column. .
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHASGE-aEooND PAcE-second
REAL ESTATE wASTED-sEcoND PAeR-second col
REwAKDs-FrRsr PAGx-second column.
BALES AT AUCrIoN-SEcoND PAGE hird and fourth
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
FIRST, second, third and fourth columns.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
sPEcIhaLa SoiTIicEs-FrRsr PAer-secOnd and third
sPoRfiSG~DoGs. BIRDS, &C.-FIRsr PAoE-Third
column.
sTORAGE-NrSrH PAGR-sixth column.
THE TRADES-1wRLFTH PAcE-tirst column.
THE 1UKF-FIRsT PAGE-fhird ana fourth columns
TO LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPusEs-sEcoND PACE
TRAVELLERS GufDE-TwErsru PAer-Fifth column
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-SEcoND PAGE-Third column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-NIETH PAGf-sixth column.
WATCHES. JEwELRY, &C-fiRsr PAGE-sixth col
wEsfU ESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &c-FIRsr PAGE-sxth col
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-04

THE MASONS' MAGNIFICENT MARCH. TWENTY
\ Ave thousand hasons were in line Of parade Over
10000 people from outside Of New York Masons and the
festivities of the dedication OF the great Masonic Temple
these 50 600 stad tour days and spent rom $40
for four days would be $50 Fifty thousand people ais
The cost OF the Masonic Temple about 81 10000
Of this sity they would get It ali back again and
money which was spent by our visitors went into
the hands hotelkocper storekecpers and merchants
artists restaurants, newspaper and indeed all
engaged in any Of the Industries OF lite This is
healthy stimulus OF new attraction in this city But
when by the completion OF the ne Palace OF Industry
OF the Industrial Exhibition Company, new and in:
the city tho scadv throng Of transient visitors
will be greater and the money they spent VIII how into
Albert ordered special estimate OF the number OF
strangers visiting London in connection with tho
World Far ana of the amounts received by the trades
people during the first three moths Of that exhibion
There about so 0O strangers In the city each day,
ami the money received BY the shopkeepers alone
ton OF which has now been Commenced by
the Industrial Exhibition Company, will COS. five
permanent Bazaar for the exn5iuon and sale Of the
manuactures OF the world. II will present such strac
tions will constantly draw great utudes of people.
millions GLARS among dealers OF the city There
in this city about 1900 retail dealers. every
q these has an interest In the erection o. this
who cannot al once Iske one or more Of
the $40 premium MORTGAGE bonds OF tne com
the Exhibition and alao tor admission money. Business
Of this ty and vicinity VIII find % their interest
derived from investing in the premium mortgage bonds
az this company. Full information viii be sent In
mail al the ofce ~ the Industrial Exhibition Company
IL East seventeenth street near Proatway New York
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ELEGANT PRIVATE EsTABLIsHMENT-cRo osS.
matched team white and roam Horses IGN hands
ness; free from vice have dne styis and action;
are In every way first class family carriage team,
so sT & Ss N SD AS new ASR
ooufEsLEiTE, Eff NEARLY NEW BUILT By WOOD
DOG cXkT. IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY WOOD
PRIVATE TuRNoUT-ELEGANTB BAY COUPE HORSE
nsnas r nga o s o Fad 9d dr rae IN Al
tears nothing, a free and pleasant driver; a supe-
G2ESH sSH9 8fDFH hlT SHw ~ sAbpHF b1f
Brewstsr sT 4 81 Baldwin AID, ,p uono,, :.
nana high has and & years old Kin LIND and true IN AL
sm aage n e nd oS de Sa
q2FP q2RPE hSgSFR nafHFfs AkD GOOD ORDER
=, BU!tl "a ~ BREWsT6aE co. OF BECOME ROOM 81
POM fSaSSUPSIxSk Sa q hGGzG sTfFfT aaaK MARE DAM
Vermont Moro an mare, 10 hands high, years old
kind and % true IN al h. harness tree from r ,s ,vsss
fears loihing Is an extra good roadster, and war.
%S;s ;PPPs s@ IS $esS 8 St%S; mo.
s Ss 1Sa
NO
s6RE g s sriGS I%Sb ftg'' YEARS oLD
lish; first class family horse; tears nothing and
RoCKAWAY, CUf UNDER BODY AND IN GOOD OR
Ger.
TEAM BROWN HORSES, 10 HANDS HIGH, 6 AND 7
years old kind and true in all harness. Tree from
vice very stylish fast travellers excellent tear
for family carriage driving or general business
ELEGANT NAIL PnAEToN. IN GOOD ORDER.
built by John G. Ham.
GRAY MAZE I5h HANDS HIGH, 10 YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness; free from vice very
stylish has been used on the road and Is At
traveller; also set Harness, made by Campben,
TOP WAGON IN GOOD ORDER
THREE LARGE WORK HORSES, WITH DIRT CARTS
and Harness. sold to foreciose q mortgage.
BLACK HORSE, l5iz HANDS HIGH, 10 YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness; free from vice, fast
traveller and excellent horse for general use;
also set Harness and
TOP DELIVERY WAGON IN GOOD ORDER
BROWN HORSE, lbz HANDS HIgH, 7 YEARS OLD;
kind ana true In all harness free from vice good
traveller; free and stylish driver; tears nothing;
can be driven by any one. and warranted sound |
also set Harness made hy Coleman and
TOP WAGON, BUILT BY DUBOIS.
BAY MARE, lBsl HANDS HIGH; TROTS FAST; SOLD
TO pay charges and keep.
Co, OF Broome street
THREE PARK PIIAE1ONs. IN GOOD ORDER.
Three sx-seat Phaetons, in good order.
Ton and top Depot Wagons
Skeleton wagon with Poe and Shafts
Top Wagon, by II. NJ. StiverA
Close Coach, III perfect order.
English Coupe, Harness. &c, &c.
SALE COMMENCES AT IL O'CLOCK.
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THE TURF.

DACING AT sEcAUCUs-GRAND OPENING, FRI
~ day, June at o'clock N. Twelve entries one
running and two trotting. Race trains leave Erie
Railway loot OF chambers street. at As; at Us
p. M. Pasture for horses. +. BRADY, Proprietor.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

A UcTIoN HOUSE OF VAN TAssELL KEAREEy,
n ITO and Il2 EAST FUURTEENrH STREET,
NEAR FOURTH AVENUE
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A IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.
n. JOHN ID. HAMLIN, Auctioneer,
will sell by public auction,
THIS DAY, June

A IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN
a. JOHN ID. HAMIIN, Auctioneer,
will sell by public auction,
THIS DAY, June &
at stable corner Lafayette place and Fourth street.
al IL o'clock prompt
the three famous Horses formerly by the late
Colonel Barton.
like team OF blood bay high bred Kentucky bay Geld
ings about 5 hands high years old this spring;
perfect models grace stve and beauty and whether
standing .noving admired by all observ
bred raised by Colonel Clay, in Kentucky. and pur-
chased from him by Colonel Barton after no had ex.
hbited them at several fairs and taken several
mums for style, breedng pure action ana speed; they
showed 25i AZ Lexington KY, when purchased, with
out previous preparao they always beat IS.
single double and the handsomest aud sweetest
drivers ever driven; are safe for lady 10 drive 10 o
cart carrying three persona, In 305 they have size.
strength and style enough 20 adorn any gentlemans
private coach and speed tor road and Just coming
In prime aud warranted sound, Kind per.
feet without spot or hlemish.
Also fast and handsome young brown Tr0tting Mare,
genuine old. i5is hands high sired by
Major Winfield, dam bv starr: pcdixree guaranteed.
This young mare never trained but seven weeks.
when coming years old. when she showed 2sil. and
has been driven road since. and has greatly
improved in spced: she can show IS gait and trot
mare. and promises with training next spring 90 trot
low down In the s30s Any gentleman wishing first
class should call and examine thi. fine young
mare; she Is warranted sound and kind Also side bar
Wagon pole and shafts frewster, OF Broome street
side bar 1rotting Wagon waterman; set double Har.
ness: single by COmerford English Riding Saddle
and Bride one pair Fly Nets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-04

REGULAR SALE OF HoRsEs AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Twenty four 70 foryeght hours given to purchasers to
test warrantees
HorseA Carriages Harness. Blankets, Robes kc,, al
ways on hand at private sale
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &C.

VNATCHFs, CLOCKS AND JFwFLRY REPAIRED
w by nrst class workmen tor years with Bishop
Rein, fiith Avenue uo,eL NBO. q. AhLEN
l,isO Broadway, near Twenty ninth street.
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,trc.vr uoRsPs .ND CARRTAGFs

ELEGANI HORSES Ea AND q ChKkI ~ Agss ssscrocV
ny VAN rASsFLL A KEARNEY, AT III = IR
MARr, 40 AND IL EAsT TnIRTkENTu STREET.
POUR FIRST CLASS FAMILY CARRIAGE TEAMS
TWENTY FINE ROAD AND WORK HORSES
FIFTY CARRIAGES ~ ALMOST EVERY STYLE AND
CONDITION. one Of THK FINEST lots ever offered At
auction.
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'----s'--ss
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST AND FUND.
A RED PocKRTBooK, CONTAINING SMALL SUM
n OF money, and papers only useful TO the owner.
eaSeg he pse papers Rs wh xusTS M S
LroUND-BoAT IoLANTHE. OWNER CAN HAVE
II her by paying Tor this advertisement and proving
property the foot OF Twenythird street North River
osrmA YELLOW SLUT WITH T o LONG III; HAIR Isso,4s 1Sp
liberal II returned 70 ITO West Forteih street
7 ,osT-oY wsDNBspAyy; THE 2p ,. INST. 4 cREs, 1S.
RILL 81 william street. city
r osT-A SMALL, RED SCOTCH TERRIER DOG,
IL answers to the name Of ''Reddy.n Ten dollars re:
ward will be paid on returning him to HuNrooN's $50
IL Pocketbook, on West Fifty-sixth street or sixth
& are % Rs
street
A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE GIVEN THE CAR
"a man who moved piano n from sis West FFonrteenth
c5 RhwARD;-LosT on MONDAY EVENING,
h s pea s ana WI I
reward calling at 2oz Fast sixteth street
SI0 REwARp;-Losr 4 LIGHT Blu BLUE SKY
Ward viii be paid his return 70 1873 East sixteenth St
cI0 REWARD AID NO QuEsTIoNs-FoR RE-
1856 Chambers street. rooms
$40 EdHs Rnp 70. re-. Sg :Pss
IL IN RLwARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE RETURN
sp,)U OF the gold hunting case Wathnm Watch. Ap-
pleton Tracy 4 Co No l00l1l, with inscription In
sile cap; lost May 26; no questions asked. Apply TO
THos. LYNCH, 80 Nassau street tBennett Buldlngh
ASn REwARD, AND POSITIVELY NO QUESTIONS
pOU asked for the light Silk suit taken from So
Fourth avenue May ii, 1878 Call at or address So
Bond street
vlO0 REwARD.-sToLEN FROM DRAWING
DlUO at Boston and Albany depot In Bos-
ton, Russia leather Bag. The above reward VIII be
paid asked return OF bag or conte nts
70 party whose name ppears on iesr1 ao Rb
office.
Aa0A REwARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
pZOU pay the above reward for the recovery OF ~
dozen stolen from their office. 40 Murray street
A. BARREY'S SONS
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SIR MOSES MoNTEFIoRE TESTIMONIAL
GRAND FANCY BAZAAR
will pe held,
AT wIEs df5 fS5 fsa 81
IN connection scr1S W With S"tE he "sf above fnnd.
PATRON.
= Ills Royai Hghness the Duke Of connsusht K. O.
PATRoNEsa
Her Royal Highness the Princess Christian Of scbles
PRESIDENTS
The Right Honorable the Lord Mayor ana
me Lazy Aay0reysffcE VICE PATRONS.
shs VERY Rsv ths Dean ea,,oO Of Canterbury
Alderman and Sheriff j. W. Ellis
Joseph Lew dc Msnasce. Esq.
Her Her Grace the Duchess Of Argyll Argyll Lodge
ISs baroness Lionel dc sothscnia; Ils Piceaaily W
Mrs, Mrs Adler 70 rinsb1ry square, = z. r,.a ~.
NS: Arthur Cohen No Holland Park Noting H- W
Ers Daniel CASTILLO, ls Nontasae square, W. :"
ETys w Rs ham;sSts M %s.bSaTas HSarnss Terrace
Mrs. sdw Leigh l No. 20 WaTwicS SQUARE
mrs Reuben D sassoon oS Lancaster gate. W
sMrs Arthur sassoon, u St Georges place. Hyde Park
Mrs Vincent, 45 Seymour street, Portman square W.
sars Whitehead. ST. Peters yicarage, Isle OF Thanet
.Those ladies whose arc marked with astor.
Of this Bazaar.
BANKERS AND AGENTS,
Messra RlDGWAY CO. No. Waterloo place.
Pal Mall, London, 5. W.,
where checks and Post oce orders may be made paya
bic to the
Hon. TREASURER
EDwD. GRlFFITHs SYMS, ESQ.
SPECIAL APPEAL
TO THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES
The committee OF the Fancy Bazaar connected with
the Mon ehore Testimonial FUND.- being most anxious
OF making the occasion worthy OF lis object solicit con.
Tlbutions OF Fancy NecdleworK useful and ornamental
Articles Paintings Artificial Flowers &C. from all who
appreciate the noble character Of the individual in
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Eo2 SALE CHEAPr-0R WILL EXCHANGE FOR A.
carriage Horse, Park Phaeton; l5Iz or I6 hands,
Thirty.nnth street
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mHosR PARTIES IN MEXICO INQuIRING AFTER
l the Coos. Of Graignamanegh and The Hoynes, q
full information by communicating With Rev b. W.
BRlY, Daubury Conn., U. ).
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. go.

A UCII0N HOUSE or ARCH. JOHNSTON
n date Johnston Van TasselD,
ONCE 81 Liberty street (Evening Post Building).
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CATALOGUE OF THIS DAYS JF2IDAY'8 sALB AT
IL O'CLOCK.
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L,OR sALE-BAy HORSE, YEARS Old, rs HANDS
II high. Hamhict0nlan stock; suitable for family
nse coupe or carriage; warranted perfect Apply At
etable s. First street.
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:. Electa, for America.
FOREIGN PORTS.

BoxBAY May I7-In port ships stowcil Brown Brl,
Anderson, tor Liverpool ldg Majestic hlnot FOR tal,
for United Kingdom New York bark Milo, Kracht,
BARAcoI june Starved, schr d Merritt Pinkham,
Sailed ioth schrs B somes New YORK Morning star,
Paiue, do; 1lth @ Warren, smith; Paine, Brown,
BEEsgpA June iItaArrlyed, bark Eliza sarss OBJ,
aud Cherubim, LAM, Philadelphia: 18th, bris IL 4
Sailed iith schrs Racer tBr Barnett Demsrara; lctn
Maria Brown Boston - ~, -,
York Aaracaibo 70 sail next day. aad the above ar
CALCUTTA May l4-In port. ships valiant Durham |;
Tantalon Castle 1Erl, Muir jean IngeIow. shillaber
rranaes eepbs Ior New York g Timonr Re6bns
and Cromwell, richardson. Tor Boston, DO; Gilbert
LnSt Sna olive soathSrd walker nac
CARpKNAs, June IS-Arrived, schr Is Powell, Will
Sailed sth brrs Curtis Merrymsn. north Of nat
ELKurHKnA. June iO-In port schr ovetta for New
nSvasA, June ls-Arrived. steamer Cuos, Mcintosh.
Nnevitas; schr saiiie b Bateman, Phiiadelphia.
,cSrs Sames s o foe Aaoe ee Forth Of aaers %
NccIntock. do; 18Th bark Havclock CBr, Patterson,
north q usiteras: ail before reported without dete
Ss Yors hp Saeya XSea & Poh New orleans
brig orolan Dyer, north OF Hatterasi schr Brgadier
HtIir4S' rs. June 2o-Arrived briggs woodcoek ar
Boston; Ida (Br), do; schr Margaret Ann ORR, New
MoSrEyrDro. May 7-Arrved, bark samboyna spanL
MArASzAs, June ll-Arrived, bark Sarah Frazier
Sailed 18th barks fremont. Carlisle, north OF Tat
teras; Monitor, North. Baltimore; l9th, brig Alice
Putnam Rogers north Of Hat'erasi schr Emerson
MAfrL1Sp. Ms, June 2o-Arrivod, brig Crescent tBr
NORTH I'm srpxrr, cs June g--Arrived, barks Emma
Paysant (Brj, Dexter, Liverpool; Abraham Young tBr
Farnsworth Dublin.
PoGT 40 PRIsos June SIP port sehr Anna shepard,
PoxrE PR May 27-Ia port brig Geo Latimer, Norris,
for Baltimore ldg; schr shiloh, Hubbard. 10 load ~
Aguadilla for baltimore.
fIcToU. rs, June M-Arnved, bark Iona CBr), Howe
Cleared zlst, bark othere CBn, Green Montevideo !;
echr John kranL Portland.
RIO GRAxDg, April 2o-ciearsd brig Harry Perkins
In port Nav brias Fido tGer) Heuken for New York
"Moye,n do schr Ida jayne, Mills for do Or Bos-
ton.
srsesroTS April % mot ssth,-saIled. bark Witch,
In bort Nav l. banks or Annie CBr). Eden for New
sr JAeo, June 1-Arrived, brig Annie Wharton Br,
sIsUI June ii-sailed. schr Chas Coulomb Fenn-
MORE MatAnzas; 18th, briggs George GilcnTst Orcutt
North OF Hatieras Ratio, Gould, do; schrs B Bran
hall Giett. do Virginia, Ross, Baltimore; Alexander
Harding, Mcbride Philadelphia.
cleared 18Th brig Nellie glinord. staples BrunsWlck
81 JOINS, NJ June l0-Cleared, schr Crossley,
isYDs2T. Oh June sO-Arrved, brig ROckiaud. Cam,
81 Jous m. June 2p-Arrived. brig Leurs p (Brl /.
New York; schr r Cotter Philadelphia Zlst ships
McCollum Moody. Baltimore; Cornet or !, Bryan, Law
crpooi via sydney, CB; barks Milo fBr, Robbins B0s-
ton: A D Vlnge Nor, nendrlckscn DO.
cleared 18th, echr Aldyth Branscomb, Guernsey.