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, 1876-03-25

CHICAGO AND THE GRAND TRUNK.
ills gonoralJ known that tho only hna leaa'
ing from tho Northwest to tho East which has
thus far s.oadlly refused to join tho poo! Of tho
Eassern roads IL tho aran1 Trunk Hallway Of
Canada. Thla road BY lts Independence and
opposition to monopollcs. has ondoarctl itsa!f %
tic merchants Of tho Weot, Eho prefer to snip
by ths lno II y nae hs ~
merchants Of this city hare not raapod tho oono-
iii Of It's Independence and competition na much
ns Milwaukco, Datrois' aud other points utoat
proseuro has la:oly beon brought e beaT ,,1 nP1n
this city. This could easily DO accomplished by
purchasing and comp.o!ing tho Chicago d Lake
Huron Kallrcad. There Is only n short
distance botWeen Lansing and Flint TO DO
Port Huron to Valparaiso, aud from tho latter
point It has D twcnty Yoars' contract with tho
pitssburg 4 Fort WaJno Railroad to come into
thia city. Tho managers Of tho dranu TEluk,
lately aot about securing control OF thts road,
but flud tbRt tho pool has already taken meas
uros to prevent It from falling into their hanta.
The pooled lines seem dssernined to keep We
further this scheme tho Scott party operating
tho Grand napids d Indiana and tho PittsburF,
Fort Wayne d Chicago RailEonds, have lately
made themselves. BY reaaon OF NJ m old
q tna naens 81 ho
Chicago T. Lake Huron lload. With view TO
forocloss tho same aud bidding it In, thereby
dismemboring tho liuo hod rendering It's compile
tion 40 originally Intended au rtsor impossbiIt-
ty. II Ia also stated that, to help along This
plan, tho Michigan Central hna consented 70 take
Tint mart Of the zoad botwaon lauslng and Dat
tie Crock, while the Scott party will utilize that
portion between VickabuEg and Valparaiso ~
Chicago connection for tho Grand IlapidB d In
diam. Under this arrangement The Eastern d.
vision, formerly the chicago i Luke Michigan,
Is to be built about IA tnttoo westward from
Flint to connection with tho Detroit d 1!lWnu-
! keo Nai!road, making q through llno across
Michigan from Grand Haven to Port Huron.
This It Is beloved will satisfy tho payties now
In power and accomplish tho designa Of the pool.
Ihe gentleman who brought tho ebovo facts
! to tho notice Of The TRIBUNE. and who. ie
prominent citizen Of Indiana. sayB that tho aglta.
| lion OF tho matsor by TIE TRIBUNE msy lave
| tho effect OF showing tho others Interested In
| Ito Chicago D. Lake Huron TINT thoy nre liKoly
| to bo sold out by tho proaont Kecclver..-Dan-
csoft,-and that, unlcsB etepB arc taken to OPP
roBe tho sao Of the road In SECTIONS, iss eutIoty
| will bo forever destroyed. Ihoro can 10 no
| doubt that, ii tho pool lines succeed Ia their
| achoue tho interest Of tho foreign bondholdors
OF tho road will bs rondosod worthless. and they
| ought therefore to combine TO Rvort tho danger.
| Tho1o il one way 10 lefoat tho conspiracy, and
| that Is union Of all 1ntarestH favorable TO tho
completion Of the limo to Chicago in order to
oppoeo any arrangement that dooa not fully pro.
yido for its sale az an entirety, aud ts thorough
reorganization on baBls Which 10 just to Ill In
| ttfcAtG
, 1876-03-25

vs.o caught on bridge at Nov City, hinn.
'l3otl osltta OF TIM triRo wore swept away, lohv-
= PoIsnaer living naat 10 holp tlon or notify
tholr friends Of ther altuation. Ho 1ofnaca
uoioas thny uonfd gvo him largo eiu oe
money. Tho boys romatnea on The bridge AL
we're rescued BY IN Engltahmtn nnn1od MARK
ham by means Of raft. Tiloy wetc 70 badly
ftozcn that all four wora compelled to suffer
amputatlon OF both feet. Tie operations tTaro
performed yesterday. and to-day ~ = feared that
10 eRcApe being lYncled.
, 1876-03-25


William II, Motrell, Of tho Executive and Fl
uanco Committee Of tho Pacific 1lnilruad Of AilB-
aou1i, 1'aAuod through this city yoatorday on hia
wny to st. Louis to attend tho annual Iaoetng
next Monday. It Ia hopcd that arrangements
will then bo tnad0 to make such proyislon for
tho u 900, 900 Of bonlB a. to euablo tho Direct
ora 10 lako tho soad out Ut tho COURTS and plaoo
it In lalr shape onco mora. Commodore darrt-
son and others have Expressed their intention to
afford Ill the ald necessary to attain this result.
, 1876-03-25

Special Dispatrh to Ths Cateaoo TriAuH.
1Hp1AsAro1ia, March 2i.-Tho bottom On
atoc! rates seoms 10 have dropped entirely out.
ThoY suffered q decline to-day Of IN average Of
10 conts On Ill Eastern points, tho rate from
Indianapolis to buffalo being Axcd at 221l conta,
to Kow York Il cents, Philadelphia s. cents,
Dntjmoru 81 cents. TIC cause OF The heavy re-
drctlon is said 10 DO tho discovery that the To-
letlo, Wabash Il Wentorn lload had cut tho o.
tabAahsd ruta OF four months past aeyerAl conts
mr. ht1ntrc1
, 1876-03-25

EpEctdl V4ndEtH u 1N6 CH1td1" 7ftuHf0.
IND1AxAroL1st March 24.--Adams D. naub and
Richard Morton, of Lafayette, have brought
suit agAiust the baltimore i Ohio Railroad Com
pauy for damages In the sum Of 100000
Plaintiffs woro shippers Of grain. and thoy hal
placed iu cars alunE tue limo Of tue Lafayette i
iudisnapoila Raiiroad several hundred thouBand
bushels OF corn to DO ailpped East, wI,oh had
boon transported to tho baltimore x Ohio Rail
rohd, lsy tho noc!oct Of tho defendants in
permitting grcat delny in forwarding said cars,
plaintiffs were damaged by declining market
in tho eutn named.
, 1876-03-25

sail 63a6se osls in better request; ~hito Ac3i9c;
light tnlzod. H.
wnnkr-stcaIJ: held ~ higher. -..
nN71En-Qniet hni steady; New T1fk etAte and
Bradford County o1tsas, 2e@840d: hrftH, 1a932c:
seconds, 1S11n: Western eIsras, 233Qot drsas, 400
13e; seconds, tJ.a1lc.
CuE1sk-Firm; demand moderate: Westsrn hns,
l2kAi1c.
, 1876-03-25
HEAVY iDEFAtCATtoN.


Ntts Ye1E Ifntts, MaFeh 15.
Henry Bodc, q respectable observation-disclosures,
s,i,. t,,.,,,..a ~ n, ION 1u.tor atront tv.s
Aons ooa4nees ~ ~, 41e .. "Hsol ss''"' ".a ~.
atsebtod W Deputy shesan 9eetofaay On tno
charge OF having, by coiuslon with dishonest
bookkoeper, dciraudcd tho Marine Bank, Of this
,ttv ~ ana nm On, lfcadnn- A hnoklcnner
sts' ~ y' ~ .,,Ie. ..,nsan.. .1,a .a.aa,,,
"no on1o3ea 1no neaea. eouaooi'so a"a o1so.
of tho Directors OF the Bank, aeAea permission
to take his vacation in February last. instead Of
In tho summer months, na usual. AZ
a. To 1ondpr tho granting Of tho roaucst
inconvenient, tho desired potmisnion was
siyeu, and tho bookkeeper started, hs Ao
, 1876-03-25
4 DEADLY COMPACT.
Khat1xnt{te i{nG.l .{Qafftdl.

Tho Journal yesterday published m account
Of tho dire threats Of vengeance made against
Town b1Rsnhal A. J. Mackoy. Of McLeanshoro,
H.. aud Of tile warnings held oslt Ia him not to
seuturs homo NJ the peril OF hie life. Tho 90
qnol comes this mornipg in the account OF LIS
sdYonturoa aftcr ho roturnod homo In defiance
II hs enemies. hIr. MAckoy lott EvsnsVllso
Wednesday afternoon at 2:i8 O'Clock by Tho Se.
Louis llailrond, and reached hone about daTk.
All tho tfalne from Evansville had boon Watched
" tito despoTatloos oxccpt this one. Anu be sue
eoeded In gotltng home Rafoly. .rhen hta vile
conlllmod oil tho warnings that 10 had received,
and rol.sed to him how tic houAa had boon
watched and every meAns takon 10 hscnFe tho
death OF young iosks By taking his own Ito III
return.
A hassy consultation was hsd with h!s friends
md he discovered that the situation WAS dos
porato indeed. beyeral bEot!lcre Of tho dead
Into solemn compact not to Eoat until ho had
bean killed. There waa quite number Of Nom.
5eFs Of thu lxN1ess band, and esoh mAu wka
worn to ehoot him down ht a!ght.
During hta absence hia deputy bad summoned
Rom Bt. Louts the noted detective, Jimmie
BsiloH, who Was thon in MoLsanhboro trying TO
teEret out tho members Of this deadly agEoe-
mont, ut had succeeded Ia procuring pAper1
which proved beyond : doubt ths existence OF
lhs band. and revealed tho name Of esTerAl per
sols Who had subscribed 10 ths oath.
UIDn this thoy bad applied to Gov. Deyertdgo
" Illinois, for RanlatAnco to Qusll any d!aturh-
lnce, and sseps will bo taken ut onoa to arrest
lud punish the members Of Tho baud After
lsArulnR how pariloI4 the situation was, Mr.,
al.ckeJ yielded to the teAss and entEsatiss OF his
midnight saln. and cane ovsr 20 III. Vernon.
Ind, Whs1s be has brother Fcsldtug, and With
whom h Il At present stopping.
, 1876-03-25
ROME.
~ . - -

NoAE, March 24-Paui Dahlgrcu, the Con-
sul-Goueral Of tho United States to Italy, aud
the son OF tho latc Roar-Admlral DAhlgren,
died bore yesterday.
AMERICAN EPlHcorAL Cuuncu.
DoME, March 24.-The American Episcopal
Church 10 this city will DO opened tomorrow.
, 1876-03-25

spfatat WtDdteh q TIA Chlaa"a 1F1bEn@e
MgSpu7A, ILL.,, March 24.-Ihe various auow-
fsI,s OF tho Bcaaon have boon light contsaated
with that Of to-day. Il Ia at preseut belWeen IA
and IL inchos on tic level aud ts stili showing
Traina arc pretty well on tims, but tue
como through this office. vhich has atill two
wisoa intact.
, 1876-03-25
PHILADELPHIA HARKEI.

PH1t4pxlFul4, p, Aaseh 2s.-UtoFka 6xEb-
YIoua-lxts setivs and stesly; s1trs, &.Ts; h!n-
uesots family t5.iss6,16; patant, ts:3.
rx1RoLnux-Nomtnal: tsanad, lsAe: Geos. IKE:
LII: VhIts. fi,S41laA Ays. a.. oozn-falF r.
aseat; pxpa nj " ntu; Sllo8, aaess; white, eas.
, 1876-03-25

N.1wAu1EE, Matrh 9t-FLouA-onlet and un'
changed. .
ua4.x-Whe&t opened steady, about ~ lower,
but cIosed ca4ise: No. Ailwaukse, 9l1lHi h.Fd,
ft.l9; No. T. 3l.ll; NO. y. 9l&o. Corn at%ady; No
snlaed row, 41o- da.s uominally nFres. No. tsesh
Ia storc, 31Ko. uAxlsy loss active md losef: no =
spring fEosh. aahc; sAllas lAfch, 8akai Nc. = w.
lEye high; No. J, 3l&o.
, 1876-03-25
DAVENPORT,

5fKftd3 U9paz1H % ] ~ EH1<zE3o 7FtVuHs'
DAVENPORT, la., alaroh 24.-A terrible suoN-
storu commenced hls morning, md has con-
tlnued ever s!noo with g.eAt yigor, until fully
tnehes Of SHOW has fallen. The HtEees'cars asc
hid up aud trains delaycd. II il feared AL ex-
curslon party OF ownors Of tho Davenport 4 81.
l'aul. which went up Oh that road to-day, will be
suSuni IN
, 1876-03-25

HENHT o, HULCUWHI.
spsctdt Dtapdtch to Ths Chicago TfsoHfa.
IxprAnAroL1s. March 2l.-Tho tssa! Of Aonry
@. Holloway, late Superintendent OF tho post-
Ofllcs, On 4 charge Of making oontracta improp-
erly and fnr corrupt confederation, will hogsn III
the United States Court Tomorrow. Il ia tho
general belief that there Is no caao ngnnst him,
and that this action Ia Tho result OF eptto'work.
, 1876-03-25
In l643 sh8 rsoa vas mado handicap.
ruu ntw VnhNrt1fs0 kArFH

HAa FxAxclsoo Cal, March N.--Pooaa Oh tho
91nils md zepeat race. coming on tomorrow,
sold last night. 0oldan Gate brought {35 lev
onue, 425I Hock-1Iookipg, t10 Chsnco.. SIS.
The prospects are good foF squaEc well-oon-
tAAkAd FsaS
, 1876-03-25

~BuIl Bun Russell IL to teprsaept III Ian.
dun Ttpseo u Tia ccntenpiAl Exhibition,
, 1876-03-25
THE OMAHA Bee.

The ness;es meat eutsrps:say and popular jonsu.lia
iasat and noet eorlsto frnn hs: Roeky Mountain
hninx platFtct4. Dsliy. ~; Wsckly, - par ssar.
mta. eontainInF full desetipt!on of tho GnId Fisds
witch e1tsnd ali through tho nl.ek fills Powder l.us
eod shs no sosasfy tho nf tho ~l to sRs
sulsnkal parese T, Inc tins1 how e rrse
u ~ somPlets tor thoss sp1f .. shsns
pltte guide tho distances "a wod. vstsr aas, and
rnnches ty tho way ot tin travelled Fnutst from
the railroad tsrnt. Fall Instructions fof proactinS
and s.ans tho .91 latest rsAes nw. 10 refsta e Tho
Single oopies n,ailod "a Aoy aidtosa for l6 oonts
, 1876-03-25

xuosA, Mtun.. March 2s.-FouF younE usn
from ls 10 20 years Of sEs, txo Of than named
eehnidA, u this aitI. during TIA decd laa 9ask
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
Beetste0k BrOiLed.-S

BeetSteaA Br0iltd.--Surloin or
portcrhouse steak is the best; latter
this the rump; have your steak
nearly or quite an inch in thick
ness; place it between the bars of
the gridiron, having previously
put dish the size for it into tho
coolest oven, leaving the door open;
put the steak over u clear fire OF
Goals; turn it constantly;this keeps
the juice i'll and prevents harden
ing OF the steak; broil each side
about seven minutes or until n
nice brown; slip itoff on the dish;
spread good sweet butter on it;
then pepper and salt; turn it over
and serve the other side the same;
wipe the edge Of the dish with the
corner ola clean kitchen towel,
which has been wet, and send to
table Immediately. A steak is
spoiled by koeping; it standing
therefore il should be done the last
thing.
Wuttoa GtopS.-i'hesc may be-
cut from the neck or loin. Trim
oil the fat, lay them on a board, ,anc
beat them once with the fiat par
OF II clcaver or chopper; then place
chem on Il gridiron over quick
fire; turn them often whilst broil
| ing. When done lay them on :
hot dish, butter, pepper and sal
each one separately, serve veryhot
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
GREAT SPINNING FEA r
BY A GIRL.

The London Echo of Jul y 6 says:
yesterday Miss Beckwith sue
ceeded in swimming from the Old
Bridge at Chelesa to Greenwich
Pier. Large crowds bad gather
ed to see the start, and when, 4
few minutes after 3, she leaped
from waterman's boat into the
river she was loudly cheered.
There was fair breeze, which
made the water rather lumpy, but
the force of the ebb tide was all in
her favor. With q gentle breast
stroke the young swimmer, with
every encouragement from the
ctrious public, proceeded on her
arduons feat. A pilot in small
boat. in which were her father and
brother, the latter ready to jump
TO the aid of his sister in the event
Of any emergency, led the way.
She SWAN close to its stern, and
kept that position more or less
during the whole of her task. A
bout ten minutes after starting she
placed a straw hat on her head,
but so soon as the sun became OBJ
scured by clouds she thew it to her
father, and never had occasion to
use il again. A crowd composed
of many hundreds, had followed
her from Chelsea along the en-
bankment, and at Bettersea Sus-
pension Bridge it became greatly
augmented by larger crowds,
though the culmination in the
number of spectators was reached
at Westminster Bridge. Vaux-hall
Bridge was reached in thirty-four
minutes. When she had passed
under it, she several times passed
her body through a hoop-a feat
which elected special cheer. AT
Westminster the, sight of an
immense populace on the bridge
was of itself remarkable. But in
addition, the Albert Embankment
seemed equally crowded, and, on
passing under the bridge Victoria
Embankment as far as eye could
reach, was densely throngcd. In
seventy minutes Mrs. Beckwith
had reached Blackfrials Bridge,
and from this point to the end Of
the course spectators appeared on
masts, crowded wharf windows,
and occupied every available posi-
ton. So far the young swimmer
had displayed not the least fatigue.
She proceeded with the case of a
skilled swimmer, while the dis
tancehad notimpasircdthe remark
able grace of her style. London
Bridge crowded, ofcourse, was
passed in enc hour and twenty
two minutes. The boats after this
became more unruly than ever,
and on several occasions Mrs.
Beckwithwas nearly struck on the
head with their bows. Opposite
Greenwich Pier Miss Beckwith, at
=. 55, was taken on board Volun-
tecr, having swan the ten miles in
two hours and forty-six minutes.
During the time she was in the
water she declined all offers of re-
treshment, and whensho appear
ed on board the steamboat she was
apparently as fresh and sprightly
as when first she came ont of her
cabin at Chelsea.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26

SUCCESSFULLY:
Interfering isyariablyIcurel In one shos
ing.
knueklins and knee sprung hoseses arc
mediatey benefited and lott in condition to
the aid OF which nature soon effects perma
nent cure,
Lamenes7 from corps instantly rom owed.
Immediate relief given ia cases Of acute
founder.
Diseases OF tho above nature and various
others pertaining to the foot and leg. hereto
fore considere incurab by "0id Scho OBJ
Veterinarians, are by q judicious application
of the Dunbar System relieved and cured.
Anatomical specimens exhibited. ut the
offce, show ing cause and effect.
Having been at great expense to acquire n
thorough knowledge of the subject, and be-
ing the only smiths in tho State to whom Mr..
Dunbar has impaired his valuable method Of
trea meht. am prepared to treat the worst
case the public can bring forward.
l employ only competent men and psr-
sonally supervise all operations.
Office. ii'l and Il3 Orange 81.
DAVID WOOLMAN.
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
OTRE DAME
Of Maryland Collegiate Institutt
For Young Ladies,

N.ar Govanstown, Baltimore county, NJ
conducted by the School sisters
of Notre Dams.
This Institution is most desirah y locaiH
three miles north of Ba timore, and Is prem.
ded with every Accessory { r heath an1 con
tort. The sysiem OF education pursued Is d.
signed to to develop th menta.. moral sal
physical powe sof be childre ,bmsse fhm
society. La the re ular cours. who includes
lh uerman a I'd Fren h Language number
OF pupils is limited to one hundred and iafI
PAhLOh BoARDERs.
for young lad es who desire private ssr.
nerts, Ln III Der limited to fourteen.
Young Lhdlee, "hose health req quiresspsl
class country res dence located oa
rounds. provided Fl teen positive spp
uons are made before the 9th of Au..
ca .innal advantages are the same for al
Fer rart,culars send for Catalogue.
jy6-dl0w
The daily gazette., 1876-07-26
Thursday. Aug. 81, 1876.

Ll4r OF Cara:
one Grand Cash Gift .............. Sl0o, ,000
One Grand Cash Gift ............... 5000
One Grand Cash Gift .............. 25,OOe
One Grand Cash Gift ............... 10000
One Grand Cash Gift ............... 10000
One Grand Cash Gift ............... 5000
30 Cash Gifts of ii 900 each. $4,000
100 Cash Gifts Of 800 EACH. $4,000
100 Cash Gifts of 400 each. 10000
100 Cash Gifts Of 800 each. 10000
200 Cash Gifts of 200 each. 10000
600 Cash Gifts OF 100 each. GOOaO
10000 Cash Gifts OF II each. 10000
Total, ii, l56 Gifts, All CASH. 800 900
PRICES OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, ST.; Halves, Sc: Quarters,
IS Ii kets, Sl0i; 27l5 tickets. $500: DO
ticket',So 0; 95;I tickets 81 600 100000 tickets
at s 2 each
Hon. T.. II. Taylor, Mayor Of Frankfort,
tho entire oard OF City Councilmen, Hon.
ALVIN DnEall, la thief Justice OF Nom
fucky. and other d stinguished citizens, ;a-
aether with such disinteres' ed tefsous as IL -
hcAet ! oil ers present may designate will
superintend the drawing.
Remittances can be made by Express, Draft,
p"tt Once Money Ordor or KeeistereJ Let
Ter made nayabla to KFNlTCEY LASiI
DI TolBUTI N COMPANY.
All commuuicat orders for Tickets,
ana application for Agencies shoali be ad-
drcseed TO
HON. THOs. r. PORTER.
tieneral Manase Frankfort Ky.
iulyl5 "tawlm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-06
SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
a rnIs DAY SATURDAY.. MAY .. 'A
commencing at 10 O'Clock.
the entire handsome and exquisite
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
made order:
srEINwAy ~ OCTAVE PIANOF0RrE.
Decker lsros. upright Piano,
fine oil Paintings.
modern and antique French Brcnzes &e
of i've story brown sone mansion
NO. A WEST 10TH sr. BEIwEEN
5Tll and 9Th AVS.
over $50 lots, by catalogue
all in excellent condition.
PAELpkS CONTAIN
PARLoR AND DRAWING ROOM SUITS, richly carved
rosewood and walnut frames covered In crimson and
gold brocade satin and cotenne Turkish and spanish
Lounges Easy Chairs. nlad marguerite and gilt Centre
aud Console fables rosewood Eageres Cabinets French
Clocks. Musical Boxes Jarduieres. velvet Rugs, Orna
ments handsome inaid Library and Secrctsc Bookcascs
choice Books. Library Tables elegant Turkish suit
p'sse' Lacy "l.ls IBssnsY n coNTAixs o'S' '' Art
Brussels Carpet ebony and gilt Sccretare. Bookcases.
volumes choice Books Library Bookcase elegant Turkish
suits even pcces Library Tables stauay Works Of Art
Lace Curt aims.
ELABORATE CHAMBER SETS
consisting OF solid walnut and rosewood Bsdstcads hand
somely inlad and gilt; Dressing Case TO match hne Ar
Tables Char Rockers 81 hnc hair and spring Mattresses
.lo plain single aud double Bedseads feather Pillows.
holsters. Bed Linen Toilet Sets and plush suits nlni
French walnut and gilt Centre Tables; dining Furni
ture via niaid French walnut and riIt seboar two
tension Tables Chair. in leather fine slycrware Dinner
and SETS Cutlery 6c ~ Brussels and ingram CARPETS,
Hall stand Chairs. kitchen Furniture and assortment Of
NJ B-Sale positive Parties about purchasing will posi-
lively find this chance. 49,
Take Sixth University place or Filth ave.
nue. stage to 10Th It.
Competent mon to pack ship goods: city country
ROBERT q. CASliIN, Auctioueer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-06
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
4 T BARKER 4 SONS
n CITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT
TERSALL'S,
corner OF Broadway and both ~.
MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER. ArcTTONEER.

"A CRY AUCTION, MART AND NEW YORK TAT
nsos i;Si. ss.ssi s$sSss :ss ss
TWENTY -FOUR hours allowed for trial.
oA7zISS1h ST aLESEs ~ ssiES J5s5GT 5jiis DAY
ELhGAST Road Trsnons ee%p,.ng the
CENT hoy, with heavy Rowing name and TAIL is1s high
%nsie H Isnr island BsR Without
% n9 ns os mo- %S 5 ss
in 80, Is gentle tor lady drive mp
bar Wagon S srIv%as
the whole y be closed out positively OF owners
TOP DEPOT Wagon, built BY Webb
BY Of oS nnS ssy s.s
driver trot in sS; tremendous roadster and
TOR ioyY II Phss.sn three springs: ney:
a Sy on q saam s % s cs
sd yery stylish and handy driver has shown trial q
RSA bay Msssn saddle and harness. ceas
151a high old fine in harness elegant under saddle
Saddle and Bride, &C. &c all sold to close
CONFINED M BAY Saddle and Harness Gslans, ls'5
single 3 hsTnss,; { mes /. ans uSssr saddle;
Fnf EssS Ss esas q aa
bay Mare, i5s high old; Free pleasant drivers
NJ. '''
EIEyES oTHEs SrSs' aossss ssss'' o'''''s'' N''
FULL DESCRIPTION at sale.
SALES NEVER postponed account OF weather.
SOTICE.--Mondmy, May -, tho third GRAND TRADE
|" sale OF CARRIAGES both new and second hand.
4 --MAJoR CHAs. W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER
n. COLONEL. y. J. CONNELLY, of 1lS Queen st.,
T s % ss
pss asces
nj Barker Sons City Auction Mart and New York
sails OF broadway and 39th ST., and comprising
SIXTEEN HEAL Of the promising. and
GRASS region and consisting OF bay Geding ASCERTAIN
40 Roam Gedns HxRSoXY M SsS .a 1871
got by Red Eagle trot in 40 Gray Mare BEAUTY.
Bay Gsdins CAsMiEk. isi high: fosled is7i got By
Forest King: can trot in :f5 Brown Gclding FRANK
LIN l5al high foalci 1870 by Ericssun beat a.
Brown tieding ENTERPRfsE. I5I high foaled 1871 !;
beat so Brown Mare THE MAID. Is hign foalcd
1871 by Dalsora trot in AS: Bay Mare BELLE
MORGAN. 1874 high foaled 1871, got by Dick Morgan
show so gait BAY Mare SPAULDING MAID, 49,
high onlcd 1871 can rot In three minutes Sorre Geld
ing RlcllAoNp i5N high. foslcd 1870; can beat 25o.
Bay Geding BIACKSMfTi 10 high foaled 1911 pedigree
unknown; can beat three minutes Bay Gcldng TuCKA-
HOE ~ high foaed 1871 got BY Msmbrnc Git; can beat
FLYING Cloud Jr trot 3o & the hes. green
alive. Brown Cicding PAYMAsTER, 161s high. foaed
1870: beat three minutes Above all warranted
son, sonnd md kind and are now a. the Mart fer trial
and ride behind and TEST THE SPEED and driving quaI
ties Of the lot before the time Of SALE CATALOGUES
ready the Mart and Spirit oniccss SALE POSITIVE
and without regard TO weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-06

DOoI.S SOLD AT NEW YORK TURF EXCHANGE
= this afternoon Boston Mutual. nt Boston; Ath
letic vs. Hartford. at Philadelphia: Cincinnati Louis
mie. ~ cincinnati, Chicago 81 Louis. NJ 81 Louis
Ieesrrms received sEIBEkT McCLOCD.
THE TURF.
A UCTI0N AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT THOMAS
~ Exchange 80 Broadway the Nashville Running
Races aud the Base Bail Matches. go. ". TInAAs.
A ucTIoN AND FRENCH fOt rs SOLD AZ JoH &
"a SONS Rooms. corner 18th .nd Ereacwas, .a.s
afternoon the Nashville. Tenp nil bali
matchss full received by telegraph: also this
ing on the races at Lexington XIV. All orders by mail
messenger viii receive particular attention rrnc Pools
close at 51i L. NJ. T. d. A w. II. JOHNSON.
NEW YORK TURF EXCHANGE. 10 WEST 18TH ST.
IN Auction and French pools sold all this week the
NASHVILLE races. also In the evening the Lexington
ming races French pools close 3 ~ T.. NJ.
KELLY BLISS co.
fIiATTERSAlLS TURF COMMISSION AGENCY.
LET broadway. west 3srh st.
Books now open ''Wthers,n belmont stakes. &C.,
and nli' racing during the equitable prices
Office open daily from 10 to and to Q 7. NJ.
McDOuGSLL& A co.