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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-03-18

'DREss. President Bascom, O,
the State University, delivered his
lecture On "Dress'' at Baraboo, last
evening, to an appreciative audience.
We are informed by one who was
present that the lecturers criticisms
OF fashionable attire and his keen
thrusts at its absurdities, were high.
" enjoyed and appreciated by all
who heard him. They were pleased
that the lecturer stopp ed short of the
other extreme,to which too MANY 20
that of entirely ignoring grace and
beauty, and recognizing only utility
and that he would not have us
become less attractive by our dress.
but that we Adhere more closely to
tho object for which it was designed
accepting only the true artists idea
of beauty, and not that gained from
an observation of the camel, kangroo,
or anything else in the animal
kingdem which is chiefly noted for
its extreme ugliness. The lecture
is we'll worth tie patronage of the
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-03-18
IN THE BOTTOM DRAWER.

saw my wife pull out the bottom
drawer of the old family bureau thi!
evening and went softly out and wander
ed up and down, until she shut it up and
went to her sewing. We have some
things laid away in that drawer, which
the gold of kings could not buy and yet
they are relics which grieve us until bot
sur hearts are sore. I haven't dared to
look at them for year, but / remember
eacharticle.
There are two worn shoes, little chip
hat with part of the brim gone, and some
stockings, pants, coat, two or three
spocls, bits of broken crockefy, u whip
and several toys. Wife--poor thing -
goes to that drawer every day of her
life and prsys over it and lets her tears
fall upon tbs precious articles, but |
dare not go!
Sometimes we speak Of little Jack,
blu: not often. It has been long time,
but somehow we can't get over growing.
He was such burst Of sunshine into our
ievs that his going away has been like
covering our every day existence with a
pail. Sometimes when we sit alone, of
IN evening, I writing and che sewing a
child on the street will call out, a. our
poor boy used to, and We will both start
up with beating hearts and wild hope,
only to dnd the darkness more Of bur
den than over.
1t ia still and quiet now. I lock at
the window where his blue eyes used to
sparkle atmy coming ,bnt he is not there
I listen for his pattering feet, his merry
shout and his ringing laugh, buk there il
no sound. There is no one IT, climb
over my knees,no one to search my peck.
cts and tease for presents, and I never
ind the chairs turned over, the broom
Down or ropes tied to the door knobs.
want some one to tease me for my
knife to ride on my shoulder; to Lore
my ak: to follow me to the gate when
go and be there to meet me when come
to call good night" from the little bed
now empty. And wife misses him still
more; there are no little feet to wash; nc
prayers to say; no voice teasing for lump
of sugar or sobbing with the pain of 8
hurt toe; and she would give her owr
life. almost, to awake at midnight anc
look across to the crib and see our boz
there as he used to be.
So We preserve our relics, and vher
we are dead we hope that strangers vii
handle thsm tenderly, even if they shet
no tears over them Rural Ntac Yorker
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-03-18

HON. GoDLovE S. ORTIZ, of Indiana,
who has been appointed Minister to Aus
iris, in place of John Jay, resigned, is So
years of age, and bsS been ten years in
Congress. The salary is $4,000 year.
Horace Maynard, of Knoxville, Tenn,
WAS born at Wesboro', Mass, and has been
fourteen years in Congress. He is to take
the position of Minister to Turkey, re
Gently made vacant by the promotion of
George H. Boxer to St. Petersburg, The
salary is $1,000. Mr.. Maynard IS so
years of age. Both of those gentlemen
are new to diplomatic service.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-03-18

Dir. Lamar, Of Mississippi, made
a speech in New Hampshire last
week. in which he said the people of
the South "had no intention of
resisting the General Government. I"
The complaint just now is not
resistance to the General Govern
ment'' but the murder of men for
their political opinions. Thousands
have bee assassinated for no other
reason, aid thousands more are
likely to be if the White League and
Ku-KluX murdelers are allowed to
go unchecked. --Al6any Journal.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-03-18

thoughtful members Of society. The
proceeds of the lecture were placed
iu the hands of the Dorcas Society
ofBaraboo, 70 be dispensed for charita-
bic purposes. - Wisconsin State
Journal.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-03-18

The New Congregational Church Lecture Room
Is being carpeted and will be ready for the chul Oh
20 hold services there next Sunday The csrpet
VIII De laid and the seats, being there and nova
ole' VIII be in place and ready. The lecture
room, exclusive Q: the class rooms, will seat two
or three hundred and is we'll adapted 10 its pur-
pose.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-03-18

COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS.
Mrs. GRANT has discontinued her
receptions, owing, il is said, to the
delicate state of Mrs. SARroR1s'
health. The President has also
abandoned his receptions from the
same cause,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-03-18

DISCRIMINATION is as necessary in
charity as in everything else, and indis.
elimination In charity is in many re
spects more dangerous than in anything
else.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-03-18

EYERYBoDY's friend is no ones. Jealonsv
Is almost as much allied to friendship as
to love, and it is more natural to see
friends in pairs than in trails or in score 9.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-03-18

We are usually capable Of greater
things than we perform; we are sent into
the world with bills ofcredit and seldom
draw TO their full extent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PasS-si5th column
s0AEPERsS PAeE1IhIrd column.
BRooRIYS IKEA REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-srooSD
ggsEESEss oPFoSFTFH:firIEs-Snr PAcE
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-sEcoND PAGk-First
CLERKS AND sALEsMEN-TwELrrn PAcK-sixth col
coAcHMEN AND dARDENERs-ELEvESrH PAGE
coAsTWHs iG SSPPHAMsHIPs-srcOsD PAGr-Thrd and
SoySTG$r Ss0%RPgary1s.n S4es .psnn column
Dry Go0psgFHIEsT p4S 1 e1g%n
EUROPEAN sTEAMsHiPs-sEcoSD PAcE-Third col
P4snasEh column
FINANOIAL-NISrH PAGE
FURNISHED R0ons AND 1PSRT@MENrs TO LET
SECOND PAcE-second column.
HELP WANTED EGALES~iwEIrra PAcr-nnh
HELP wANTED-MALEs-TwrLrrH PAcr-sixth col
HORSES CARRIAGES &o-Fmsr PAeE-Third. fourth
HOTELS ELEyEsTI PAGE-Thrd column.
HOUSES. ROOMS. &C., wANTED-sEcoND PAGE-sixth
[NsTkUcTioN-FrRs PAer--Finh column
tEECTqRIEo sEASoNEFIRsT PAeEusiSth column
LOST AND F0UND-FIRsT PAcE-second column.
MARBLE
PAGE
PAGF-Fourtn column.
MUSICAL-FTRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAcE-Stxth column.
PERSONAIl-FIRsr PAGE-tirst aud second columns
PIANoFORTEs, ORGANS. &C-FIRsr PAGE-sixtn
gSs% SSFIeE SoTIoEaELsx,s1a RAss-si1th column.
sASFEsh
TWELFTH PAGK-Fifth column.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoND PAGE-Frst column.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-SEc0ND PAcR-First
REAL n Es sfIH %&TTED-srcoSD PAcE-second col
REwARDs-FIRsr PAGE--second column,
SALES AT AUCTION-ELEvENTH PAGE-Fifth and sixth
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-TwE PAGE
First, second, third, fourth and fifth columns
SITUATIONS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE
Fifth and sixth columns.
SPECIAL NOrICES-FIRsr PAGE-second and third col
sPoRTING-DoGs BIRDS &c.-FIRsr PAeE-Third
column.
sUMMEE REsoRrs-ELEyENTu PAoE-Fourth column.
fHE TRADES-TwELPTH PAGE-Sixh column.
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGE-Third column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSkS-SEcoND PAGE
Second column.
rRAvELLERs GUIDE.-sEcoND PAeE-Fourth
NTH columns
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-SECoND PAGE-Second column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE FIRST PAGE-Fifth column.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &C-ELEvESTH PAGE-sixth
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-SEcoSD PAGE-First column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.-FIRsr PAGK-Fifth col
umn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-21
ITO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals for Laying Water Pipes and their
purtenances Endorsed Proposals for Laying Cast Iron
Comnissi"ners OF the cify of Newton Mass at t6elr
Office in Coles Block, IN Newton until o'clock r NJ OF
We the day, the ~ h day OF Juiy lofj
The person or persons to whom the contract may be
hc BY hum ~ or them aud he
contract within three days rom the date OF the award
do he they win be considered as having ADAM
he work is TO commence on or aoout the 23 day Of
Ansus6 49, ana to b GoGnued WIN rega ary nn
weather the Engineer OF said Commissioners orders 1t TO
\. B-The prices must be written in the bid and also
stated IN sgres and al prop9Sa w be S9ndereI in
te%sn reomred 10 state IN their nroposos their
nance and places Of residence and the names Of all
TED VITA fhe ana II 20 oh S Dc
also that 1t is made without any connection with any
above WORK, ami that it ali respects alr and with
pan y the or IN @ng S two
bic persons resi- lent Massachusetts with their
tha i me contract Dc awarded TO The person making
bound as his surees Tor It's faithful performance; and
thai ii he shan tail to complete the eXecnion OF con.
Tor s performance approved bv said Com sioners
S Ray Inc CITY BY
are to m ned by the o. ore
said Ill, ..... 49,, 800 g. an. ,o,,.,.,.. on..,.
for item of work by which the bids viii
Se o @Te S D "d e
the work aforesaid IN conformity to the contract and
The Engineers estimate of work to be done, and by
which the bids viii be compared, is as follows
2S0J ineal feet 24lnch pipe.
1888 neal feet 2Oinch pipe.
22ll0 liueal feet l6inch pipe.
25-O lineal feet l2inch pipe,
S5S0 lineal Sinch pipe.
ia 100 lineal feet 6-inch pipe.
81, 90 lIneal feet 4inch
/ 0 cubic wards concrete.
20 cubic var is brick masonry.
go nydrants.
200 wooden gate-boxes &c
1900 lbs wrought IRON.
1000 cubic wards of rock excavation.
These quantities are to be considered as only ap
proxmate, and the Commissioners therefore expressly
reserve the right Of increasing diminish the
The amount of security required will be
one fourth nor more than onehalf the value of the
work.
he Commissioners reserve the right to reject any
all bids.
RoYAL NJ PUL FER, Water Commissioners
FRANCIS j. PARKER, OF the
ROBERT r. BISHOP, City of Newton.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.


A III hAYA AGcTloS MART AND n. Y. rATrERsALLs
MAJOR CIi1s W BNRKER, AUCTioSEER.
Hlisl5 gsTGlaSi
TwEYrY-FoUk hours allowed or trial on every
horse sold under warrantce
proper ee o or Showing horses o sae wa large re
driving ring entirely under cover, and plenty OF room
d1fAL %4 RIET 2E s4 6.dL TIIs DAY.
BY oRDERo OF W. Hartman. executor of the estate Of
the late Lew Myers, Of H9ooken n. richly bred beau
Cnef go. by Iron DuSe son Of Rysdyk,s Hamb etonian
without record. bu has shown private trials Of from
z5 80 anu from present speed warrants the belief
exception the handsomest and most superb styled rot
ery drives without bootng and from spot trick,
wee or b emisn and IS warranted SOUND and kind an
> ELEG&Nr 10 top side bar Road Wagon.
TOR SIDE bar Wagon by Brewster 4 Co.
EXTRA FINE BLACK Morgan rohng Mares, l5h
can rot IN minutes S perfectly gentle for any cnd to
dre ala Is Wary W f S% Mar apa KIND
NEW AND SECOND hand Harness, Horse Clothing,
s@ sS R sPb " 9uSoa C. comprising high
Ssl spS 3 oay aSH eS ne TH cS @
3minules AFRAID q nothing and warranted sound ami
S &e also top Road Wagon by D'n'on Bros Harness
PARK PHAEToN. by Bre wster & Co.
So FINE single coupe Harness.
he Drew S0I So Ray and bed
years old, is elegant anu game driver ana sure 5O
ho either singe the pole, has pubic record at
Bangor Of z:i y ana with proper training win rank rank
witt the bes can be driven by any lazy a. sp e. tears
notlnls, and IS warra ted sound and Nind also op
bar Roai Wagon, by Brewster, OF broome street.
Harness. &c. The property OF Coloiel Mortimer, OF
BrooSlyn VINO salts Tor Europe ON iurday mex.
Heavy 1OP Xpress Wigon.
CLOSELY MArJHED lair Of Black carriage Horses
Kentucky bred 10 nigh, years OH, extra style, action
ana appearance, warranted sound aud Mud.
TWENIY O.HER to- ana no top Road wagons Depot,
Express and Business Wagons, Carriages, &C.
IEs OtdER iOrses
FULL DNSCKIP ION nj sale.
SALES NkYE postponed on account OF weather.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CILMORE'S CONCERT GARDkN
G Qate Hippodrome).
The most magnificent garden IN the W
C,ONCkRTS kVtRN NIGHT, AZ o'cl


|UMoRE,s CONCERT GARDEN
VI date Hippodromel. .
The most MAGNIFICENT garden IN the world
CONCERTS EVERY NIGHT, AZ B. O'Clock oy
GILMORE's celebrated BAND OF lOJ PERFORMERS
THE GREATEST LIVING CoRNETIsr.
who viii annoar esr evening md render some OF tho
exquisite in ms repertoire OF rare mus
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME EVERY NIGHT,
Programme FOR this Wednesday even ng July ~
overture, 'Nabucco' ,a
p Paraphrase de Concert, "LorelY". esyalDa
se.ec ion, No 'lohengrin" aSnS i,
Mr.. NJ. ARBUOKLE.
Grand selection rom "Faust' ..Gouhol
g. Cayatna from "sapphOn Paclnl
sung BY Mr.. A, sOHST
Solo for Cornet aerenalen rst time). sch ubert
Mr. j. LEVY
Mosaic-Concert AR and variations kivlere
Introduction and Ihema-First variation, Flutes In
unison second, ClariOnets third, Comets; fourth,
kuphOnium nth. Piccolos; sixth, french Hornsi
seventh, Db0es; eighth, rrumpets AMI Comets;
ninth HassOons; tenth, SaXophones; eleventh.
Trombones ana 4nbasi TIVE fth.Grand Finale for fuI
Band.
10 Marche Aitalre, prince Frederic Wilhelm
NATIONAL AIR
tn STAR-SPANuLED BANNER.
SATURDAY Ar ERNOON, at . o'clock, Matinee per
Torrance. Music by serenade Band OF Selected Must
clans.
ADMISSION Soc. Private Boxes admitting four, S.
The Garden open EVERY y HER AFIEkNOONt
without music 2 to o'cock-a delightful resort
Tor lIdies ana children. Admission, 25c
season tickets, lUJ performances $50: halt season
tickeis. performances $O packages OF II TICK
cts, 50
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WEsT SIDE DRIVING PARK. JERSEY CITY,
w Wednesday, July 2s-Purse $40 for horses that
beat minutes $50 first S35 to second, SIS 10
third horse. thursday July 29-Purse SlO0, horses
that never beat ~ 500 to first, 50 to second SIS
third horse Friday, July 80 Purse SlUJ tor horses
that beat "a; so TO first $50 to second, SIS
third horse. ENTREES TO close saturday, July a, 3
O'Clock =. W., at the Bulls Head uoel, corner Twenty
fourth street and bird avenue, New York also the
ark House, corner Pavonla and Grove street
jersey CITY. Entrance Zee 10 per cent, and must
company nominations All communications 20 be adj
dressed to MURPHY HENDERSON, corner of Pa
yona avenue and Grove street Jersey City, N. j.
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BENNETT BUILDIN e..
ID EMMETT BUILDING.
FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET
DIRECTORY


A FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET
DIRECTORY.
Rooms BASEMENT.
-Iawr saSse e SG eaRfssi FURNISHING
Thomas NJ Lynch, Wines
6-Baum Friedman, TailoEs ,
Inlet Very s ghSo% 35 S sF6ES and Insurance
1-McMahon 4 Morse, Lawyers.
Nv II. ODwyer Lawyer
i Ross / Fy Kenn naT TyssT Estate
Sd. Herrck Henry. Lawyer.
~. E. Ludden Lawyer.
6-Sorthwestern Lie Insurance Company.
7--Homer 4. Nelson, Lawyer.
Francis Eran'as S 3. Mcke eSwnef Lawyer.
William g. Cooke, Lawyer.
s- sftean Il d s s% naw Esws'r'
John Fowler, Jr., Lawyer.
~ Chamber OF Lie Insurance,
W( Charlton I. Lewis, secretarv
i2-McCarthy Chalmers. Lawyers.
S-Coot Nassau. lawyers
j. NJ. Cavanauah. lawyer
International M mn i' Collection Association.
g Derrckson'T IrMIsr STORY,
II Judge Sutherland.
AZ. N. scout, Lawyer,
II Ead i; sfnH T. Law yySsvv.,
ss6e ri iane so nyw McEwen st.nosr.pher
6-Ehsha Boomer, Real Estate.
briggs e oSo Fellows lows ' Lawyers
J: b Aitken. LAWYER.
o-W. 9. lraphagen, Lawyer
%.h, Ryan, lawyer
1. Q. wilson LAWYER.
W. DuracS Lawyer.
o-WiiRnson Z Peters Trustees of Estate ofwhits
Harrison I s,H a. 4 s' 5;snog Lawyers.
3S 4 Z. Woodruff, Lawyer
i-W x Bergnoi5 oiS IL, ang Rnfr,a c.-,.
Pelham and P0r f6Gkf k sfGRsa Company
q Edgar Ketchum register in Bankruptcy
IS tdgar Ketchum Jr., Lawyer.
s s I FdsG1e Ea EswTor
5-Russan American Manufacturing Company D. T.
Purroy 4 Bnizei LAWYERS.
g. Srary, D %eier &it scRenck Lawyer.
81 4 p WiPI. Lnwy yawver
lo-Chauncey shaifer. Lawyer.
lie II. Glover Lawyer.
= Fred. W kenny Attorney and Counsellor
Il Lockwood Crosby, Lawyers
"a =. Buhler, Lawyer.
IL ,skidmore Lawyer.
2-stayyesant Bank Receiver
ar 3. Waterman lawyer.
s-iniernanonal ublishing Company
s-F tTlei EFT Fitch, Lawyer.
S-Hascall stetson. Lawyers
T.. o. Stedman. Lawyer,
,99-soeety Tor Reformation of Juvenile Denquents.
los II. Steele, Lawyer
= w. H. King, Lawyer
III. Z. j. \. Reed Lawyers
l2-Byrne. Everett Co. Lawyers
"a Walsh. Halbert kckerson. Lawyers
SIXTH STORY
John Iownsnend. Lawyer.
VIM. Coventry Il. wadden, General Assignee in Rank.
ruptcy. act OF congress OF l54l.
z-R. Logan. scotch Granite Monumental &C
Sc. w. Carpenter lawyer
a Otis ]. Hall. Lawyer
b1 r. custer. Lawyer
jefferson CarK, Lawyer
81 John L. knight
~ Jantor.
81 NJ. +. Eller Lawyer
% &. A, Lane, LAWYER
Smith a Dean City SURVEYORS
l0lG. w. Van Sicien, Lawyer
uiT H. Baldwin. Lawyer.
l2) Charles ID. Barrow, Lawyer.
Fenton Rockwell, LAWYER
J, A. Lydocker. Re Il Estate.
. @. H. iydecker. Lawyer.
j. Henry A. Gildersleevc, LAWYER
h) g. H. Darlington, Lawyer
u. W. 1ompkinS Lawyer
Z. II. Miner. Lawyer.
Two passenger elevators running all the time.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
A AUCTION AUCTION. AUCTION
~ SPEED AND STYLE.
GEORGE w. JENKINS,

AUETlONEER,
viii sell on THURSDAY July ~ at IL O'Clock noon al me
private stable, NO Sc Irving place, between Nineteenth
and twentieth streets stock OF last and stylish
uotlns ana road Horses Carriages, Harnesses ban
the city
No is the fast Trottng Horse Brown George l5'l
nahuc hlg years old; trotted last season three meats
IN 2;D $40 ana 2:i2 he OF the most STYLISH and
prompt driving horses that the road and IS war
ranled perfectly SCUM and Kind in all harness.
y os ana are the very fast and stylish jet black
Lrotlng Team known Reindeer and maze, about 10
nanus hlgh years old they raised IN Kentucky,
au are warranted sound and kind in all harness; they
gre both beautiful saddle horses.
NO 4 IS the sorre White Stockings l51l hands
hgh years old aud Is OF the best family horses in
he Stae; has been used Dy the ladies' 10 pony phAe
t0n he rs perfectly gentle and reliable ana Will stand
without Tying; IS not afraid Of locomotive. and as
iamily horse has no equal; is warranted sound and
kn9 IN every respect also light city made shifting
as good new.
Also very fine light double Harness and very fine
lignt single Harness Coupe Harness with Collar and
hhIlesS fnglsh hogskn adde's and Brides, Dress
anu ROAD blanNets. Lap Busters Whips &C. All the
above stock is yerv choice and will be sold without
reserve 10 me highest bidder, ram or SHINE.
A by VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME DI.
AUCTION THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,, JULY H.
A.. , AT IVA O'CLOCK PROMPTLY
Al The STABLE ADJoINlNi THE TENTH DISTRICT
ON THE SOUTHERN BoULEyARD ROAD EAST OF
THIRD AVENUE, MoTrHAvEN, oPPoIrn THE
MoRK t,s STEAM boAp LAADlNG,
lncu1lng tine and handsome black Geldng. l6 hands
nigh years old; bred Kentucky and brought to
horses IN the country has all gats ana guides by mo-
ton he was sired by Flying loud, dam imported
running mare he is hy bro in all harness
ana can irot close 70 minutes with ease; he Is fully
Also Extension top Park Phaeton, single Harness,
blanket, sheet &c BY order OF @. FARLEY, City Mar
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSAL WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE TRUs-
L OF the New York and Brooklyn Bridge Company
Office II Water street BROOKLYN until ~ clock
noon ay July A. tor about 1908 cubic yards
beach Gravel to be delivered as required, on
their docks
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TROTTING AT
WHITE PLAINS, NEW YORK
WEDNESDAY, July 81.
DOUBLE TEAMS
NJ. II. Whipple enters Judge Robertson and Viola
Ben. Mace enters Linne Case and JOSIE.
A. Paterson enters Uncle Bill aud Big Bonanza.
SAME DAY-225 RACE.
D. Mace enters Blanche.
J. A. Bachelor enters Frank j.
G. Dickerman enters spotted colt
b. Mace enters Crown Prince.
TRoTTING AT WHITE PLAINS
THURSDAY July o.
3S PURSE.
John Splan enters Brilliant
W. McCartv enters Henry.
j. Haseu enters herman.
w. II. Whpple enters leepy David.
h. Mace enters Longicow.
j. Is. Deane en.crs Deanes Hambletonan.
John Murphy enters kIttie 5.
DR.. Hur1 enters Ellen Mary.
G. Il. Mnalan enters Dandelion.
u. Mace enters Billy Stevens
SAME DAY.
SPECIAL PURSE, 5000.
j. A. Bachelor enters John fl
John Splan enters Geo. Is. Daniels.
L. b. Brown enters Major Allen.
b. Mace enters Crown Prince
Trains leave Grand Central depot at 1925 and l:4o
Admission 50c.
DANIEL MACE
Proprietor,
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A Il OFFER on ACCOUNT or MY HU,BAND's
~. death s Horses. ut Tor mikman grocer. express
or any business at hat value trial allowed 90 south
Fifth avenue.
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PER SlDN AI..


APPROXIMATION wANTED-o OF GEORGE THOMPSON,
by ms nephew walter last seen year 1854 wns
in this civ Anv lnorinaion womb lie thanNIuy re-
ceived by addressing WINTER, box Ol neralp Office
IF ROBERT KERGIs. LIVING. AND WILL WRITE
JERSEY city be VIII hear OF something much to his ad
vantage western papers please copy. --
MARCH a. Is75.-rHE WHOLE TRUTH ABOUT DE-
ae nos g nn 3 ry e
Have suffered and SACRIFICED greatly Have not ana
hreathed word. Only know from you both Al WI
DC Kept sacred, come wlal may Can prove eiuIe m
nscenee love and confidence forever. ooo1
NorICE-THRgE aES, MAILING FROM THE col
IN ectors office, In New York custom House. nired
sail ana have not vet returned They were u Nun
d9y NST apS Dsnhs A{ T x 1TE g
foot rhirty-seyenth street. south Brooklyn.
pHILIP L FosBRooKE, BROOM LODGE, HAT.
l. field Notwithstanding home TO us at Crlnble
House. Camp road, Leeds. England TOM.
LOST AND FOUND.
osT-IN THE NEIGH BoanooD OF PIKE STREET
and ae Sa bds called h y 10
liberal reward will be paid tor his return to the saloon
T osT-A CHECK ON PHENIx BANK, PRovI-
~ depce r. l. drawn by the Gorham M Manufacturing
Spa r 81 f "T e ST % aas
against G nS5gEoh&&iMDsK lS COMPANY
No. Bond street. New YORK.
r osT-BULLDoG, WITH BROWN EARS AND
IL brown spot his back Liberal reward will be
given at l35 MacdOuga street.
T OSr OR TAKEN-A NOTE DATED ROME GA,
IL June 49, 1873, made by j, s. Bones CO., payable
at the Importers and Traders National Bank, New
YorA ninety days alter date Tor $4,000 All persons are
cautioned against receiving negotiating the same as
Tor the return OF the same to OGDEN. Brow ar CO.,
IL William street, New York Post office box 4,345 NO
que stions asked.
CToLEN-CAT- RIGGED SAIL BOAT, ia LONG,
- painted black green deck sail patched, new rig
gng, from dock below Yonkers. on sunday night Adj
dress box 2S7 Post Office lonkers
REWARDS.
6JO REwARD.-DOG LOST-ON CANAL STREET,
plU Black and an with collar mar ed j. NJ. Iig-
gins: answers the name of Dick the above reward
will be paid its the brig Myronus" foot of
kighth street. East River
G1n REWARD.-LUsT, ON HAMILTON FERRY
tpIO boat to West street cars, aturday p NJ, 18th
inst adys Scarf black ground, with colored border.
The reward will be paid at house 35 Second place. Brook
lyn, or at &c and Us North street, New YORK.
01n REWARD.-LOsT ON SUNDAY, JULY 49, ON
.DlO the ROAD between Near Rockaway ana Far
kockaway, Long Island gold and green silk shawl.
he above reward will be paid to one leaving the
at the Grand Hotel. Far Rockaway, at the
ling Fire Insurance Company l55 Broadway New York
&OE REWARD FOR THE RETURN or AN ELE-
sDAO CANT pearl and stone cameo Bracelet, lost on
questions asked