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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-29
PIGEON SHOOTING.
MONTHLY REUNION OF THE LONG ISLAND CLUB
THE cur woS DY MR.. LEVI RADrS.

MONIhLx kEU>IoS OF THE LONG ISLASD SLuD-
THE CUP woS DY Mr.. LEVI RADrN.
The monthly competition or the members OF tho
Long Island Shooting Club FOR tho Cup took place
yesterday at their grounds, jamaica Always an
interesting reunion, doubly upon this OCCASION
although the form OF the shooters somewhat in
ferior 10 their usual showing Twenty members took
part in the contest and the prize ultimately fell 10 Mr.
Levi Radin. who has before had Il In his possession
The conditions under which tho Cup is shot for are:
Seven birds each, % yards rise, so yards boundary
Ia shot and club rules TO govern, with the excep
ton that the last winner pcnazed two yards. Dr.
Wynn being that gentleman, no stood at 81
yards TIE birds . lot were quito good
many OF them boing fast and with strength
sufficient reach tho boundary limo after being hit
very hard Tho contestants failing to knock over their
pigeons almost invariably shot behind them, and so
often tho gun iault in this particular 1t pro-
voked considerable criticism Neither OF The shooters
clean score, and but two killed six each these
being Mr. Radin and Mr.. II. /. Van Wyck. In shoot
ing or the ito both men were very nervous and did
poorly
GRouSDs or THE LONG ISLAND SHOOTING CLUB, NEAR
JAMAICA, l. /, April rs. lS56-tGEoS SHOOTING. Soup
Day." seven brds each, % yards rise ast winner ~
yards 80 yards boundary, Ia shot, and club rules
10 govern.
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BROOKLYN CHARTER TINKERING.

Much indignation is expressed In democratic
official circles OF Brooklyn in reference TO the
attempt to pass tho Higgins charter bill IN
tho Legislature, It legislatcs out Of Office all
democratic heads OF departments. and gives
the appointing power Of the Commissioners OF Police
and Excise City Works, Fire aid Health to tho
republican Mayor and Common Council II 10
far sweeping In its partisan provisons
than even the Ogden bill, which alleged
10 have been defeated through corrupt
means The democrats say. however that even should
tho Senate pass Higgins BILL the Governor could not
with any due regard consistency, attach his sigma.
turc to IT, inasmuch the commission appointed to
devise and report upon general plan OF government
for cities have been granted an extension OF tme IN
which report
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CLOTHING DEALER vlCTIMIZED.

Mr. G. W. Bronson, Brooklyn cloth,er, who docs
business Fulton street, sent his GRAND boy TO the
residence OF Mr. Stops. in Palmetto street. near
Broadway Thursday evening" with suit Of clothes for
that gentleman when the lad arrived the house
no by who claimed TO DO Mr.. Stoops
lie thcreupon gave the bundle the and returned
to the store. Mr. Sioops called Mr.. Bronson last
evening why his clothes had not been home
when the TACT was developed that Mr. Bronson had
been made the victim Of u sharper.
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THE wEEHAwKEN MODOCS.

Another stern example OF Justice toward the gang d
rufIans known the "wcehawkcn Modocs" was Wit
messed yesterday. Margaret Schneider, companion a
the scoundrels, arrested by Constable Donohue.
Frederick Krolpfeifcr tho keeper OF tho dsrcputabe
house IN which she resided to her assistance and
both mado furious attack the officer. Tho latter,
however, succeeded In placing them under arrest and
they were tried convctcd. Judge Hoffman sem
Margaret nine months and Frederick 10 two
years In the State Prison Warrants have been issued
for the arrest OF four members OF the gang who
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JUVENILE ROBBERS.

gang OF young thieves that inicst Hudson street,
Jersey City, made bold attack about O'Clock yes
tcrday morning on Thomas Cunningham, captain Of .
canal boat. Hc somewhat intoxicated aud the
young rascals knocked him down and proceeding
10 rob him when 0nccr Boyle appeared on tho scene
and arrested ono OF The gang named John Hackett The
others escaped Hacket committed for trial
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DWELLING HOUSE BURNED.

A two story franc dwelling house tho Fresh KIN
road, Roosvic, Owned by Mr. Henry Barker and
pied BY . coIorcd family, took fire from defective nue.
Thursday evening, aud entirely destroyed
Loss 1900; fully covered by insurance.
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FRACTURED HIS SKULL.

Michael Foley aged eight years. living at No 50 Oak
street. while AZ play IN hts yard yesterday fell from
fsncs and fractured bis skull
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TRorTER AGAINST BICYCLE.

There was fair attendance yesterday afternoon at
Dccroot Park considerable curiosity had arisen
witness the nvc milo match between Stanton, the
champion bicycist, ana tho trottng horse White
Cloud The match have taken place at three r.
NJ sharp, but as II had NJ that tine just commenced
10 rain they waited a half hour Then finding no
change for the better, they decided to start Stanton
advised not 10 go, tho track getting heavy
but no did not think tho rain would affect the sandy
soil portion OF tho track about feet from the
pole had been rolod for his use aud agreed that
the trotting horse should have the polo and Stanton
264 yards start in consideration OF his taking
tho outside track. Il raining quito
heavily when tho horse and the man camo
on the ground Billy Mcmahon was driving the quad.
rupcd Stanton took up position on the backstrctch
2si yards nom the Judges stand and whom the horse
was given the word staL.ou sgnalcd TO so by tho
dropping Of flag The rain was falling fast, making
the track heavy. Before they had gone half mile
was apparent that stanton had no charce In laps
the horse gained the 2J4 yards the nth
lap quarter OF mile ahead. He kept improving
hts lead and hnally won BY mile and ten yards The
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Inc hHIihN lnus muuc mo Hvc InIIcs ~ I5nI. U5s
StaEson rode Hrs Mt eight inch machine He attrib
uted his defeat entirely tho condition OF the ground
he also offered 10 make fresh match against the
same horse over tho Same distance and course, ON
good day ana track.
The nrst heat OF tho sweepstake mile heats, In s.
between Hardroad. Colonel and Nellie was trot,cd
through tho and awarded Hardroad for trotting
as the others ran nearly tho whole distance. Tho
other heats postponed until Monday next
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Time OF shooting, TWO hours.
sFcll dead out Of bounds.
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. DISEASES OF MEN.

The Importance of the healthiness OF the nervous
system cannot be overestim eted its power over life
human happiness to be recognixed its capabilities,
Its qualities and the import ancc OF Its healtul
its moderate the danger OF overtaxng It,
whether through thought study or intense appicasion
In mental investigation and research: whether by tho
absorbing attention necessary the conduct Of compi
Gated and uomentous business interests by the cxccs
svc indulgence OF the appettes and propenses Of the
All these subjects Tor consideration -
the knowledge Of what moderation what
and when these cxist the absolute necessity promptly
seeking advice from expert who for long series OF
has devoted his whole time and attention to the study
and treatment OF all the maladies OF this
accurately Determine the discs Sod
conditions their nature and origin whether arising
his experience and practice has learned TO discover
the lcrsneemen and promptly apply the remedy.
thus avoiding the painfully slow feeling after the truth
the inc experienced and annoying tn the
tent wbo naturally wants to know without delay
what Is the natter the extent ." the arrangement the
probabilities OF regeneration and the time required
striking example of the value Of experience and practi-
cal well the usefulness OF the prompt
pcation OF suitable remedies II found In the important
cement coming not from hut public nsttu-
only home hut abroad that large
ton Of those who suffer from mental disturbance and abo-
lutte insanity permanently who placed under
treatment within after the FIRST symptoms have mani
n the department
nv mental application deprving II OF the
power OF thought only recover its strength
attic methods II is precisely SO in every other de
whether OF appetite propensity passion each
recurring different remedy Tor recuperaton ana different
Tor bringing them up from their overworkcd ana
conditions The Importance OF this branch oil medi
cal practice scarcely be ovenard Tor reaches
titles retention of estates IN the family
From long and large IN this direction nave
able by my the thankful apprcci
certainly communicate much to cultivated minds In
connection with practical experience In what pertains to
recovering their powers whether Of brain.
appetite, propensity or passion
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AMUSE n K NTS,

GKNND
ng tho fam.d dancers Milo. BARrOLETTI pre-
miere dAseuss assouta Of the Grand OPERA Paris and
signor ERIN ..SrO MASCAGNO OF Milan and the largest
and finest corps dc ballet yet seen In this country.
- THE SALE or RESERVED SEATS for any evening
OF the week aud Tor the SATURDAY MATINEE viii
begin I'll ukSUAY MORNING and oe tinued daily
The box Office will be open from A. NJ. n. NJ
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. LIS BRoADwAY.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES or PAPERS.

AD'EkIisEhENrs AND SALES OF rArEhs.
AMusEMEYrs-isr PAex-eth COZ.
AsrRoLoGy-7m PAGr-s,h col
BILLIARDs-7rH PAGE-6th col
s9AEb And LoDGiSc r1Ssn sf p.crA COL
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-aD PAcH-ist
ggggssISEss osProRrysIrIEs-srn PACE.
CRY NEAL EsraFF F s, s sAnEn f Pacr, COL
CLERKS AND sALRsMEN-7rm PAcr-ith COL
co4cHNEN AND GXRDEN Ssi PAcr-4sh and s,h
G9AsrSI Pc. and Sd cola
DwSLLisa HOUSES 70 LET e. FURNISHED AND ux-
EykefsSs sSssal fts.21'i F.s.-aa s
EScTRsIoNsfaaSs r f4ss1 So and 4.h col..
YINAXCIAL-srm PAGE
t1sSisHkD hd6%s Ans so APARTMENTS TO LKr-2D
gE se aud 9Th coils
HORSES, CARRlAGEs. Ac--isr FAcK-ad Sd and 9TH
RSTsk Roo Ess. Sc VI col
ESsS SSb SoTSS.i r.ssSiss col
H1GDLE SAXrsI.s s1Ii Fac aS- 9th col
SsckfLANEou usON AHDtSvfEaKrIsEMENrs-lora PACE
MIscELLANEous-is PAcr-4th col
sSI rrr5xi.. ss rAorc.A COL
flaSofokrk as' 6 rS1 r.os-o.A col
rRorEsn n4a Jul 81 81 THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENTED PAGE-lst col
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-2p PAGE--lst COL
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D rAGK--lst col.
REWARDS-lsr PAGE-is. col
SALES AT AUCTION-1sr PAGE-5th eel.
MUTATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-7rH PAcK-lst. I'd
sIryxTioSs 81! MAxrEp-MALEs-7rnr Aor-4.h COL
SPECIAL N0rICES-1sr PAGE--ist aud I'd coils.
SPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS, &C.--lsr PAGE--2d col.
SUMNER RESOkTS-7rm PAcE-6th col.
THE TRADES-7rH PAGE-6th COL
THE TURf-lsT PAGE-2d col.
TO LIT FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAGx-lst col.
TKAvELLERS, ulDE-2p PAcE.3d col
UNFURNlSHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
N PAGE LIST col
WANTED TO PURCHASE-2D PAGE-4th COL
WATCHES. JEWELRY. kC.-7rm PAGE-6th col.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. &C.-I0rH PAGE-6th col.
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near University place.
OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE HOUSE IN THE
CITY.
; REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
: EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. AT 10 O'CLOCK;
Tho oldest and most reliable house in the city
THIS DAY, AT 10 O'CLOCK
ting Horse. 1871 hands. ycars old. kind in all hsr-
: ness. FREQ from vice. has been owned and driven
if,eI Of any Kind: doe. no. shy or pull: !. one Of
anything and warranted sound.
Z TOP ROAD WAGON, in good order. by Brewster. OF
s kLEGANT DAPPLE GRAY HORSE 10 hands high. u
y ;,sr old su"ly stylish snowy and handsome
double rs third horse iu eArriaes team also for
Z not afraid Of anything: hs. NOT vice os trick Of
any kind; any one can drive him can sro' ,n,.
ranted sound
Z ELEGANT LANDAuLkT, satin lined. by j. Il. Brews-
PONY EsrABLlsnMENr-plach pony Horse. ,a4
hands years old has unusuxy full name and
( isvery handsons: has been used as family pes
will stand without tying; women and children
aul, or trick OF any kind; is not afraid OF To-
!. eon,"tive or anything else; is in every way per
BASKET PoSY PmAEToS, ''i in good order. by
ExrES "mSS' TOP rmAErox. in good order, by
BAKfEs% lSsrABLsnxESr-parl aappls cream
ness: Tree irom vice: has not iaai, vice or trick
lent. good worker: ne 'ds no whip urging. 10 In
every WAY thoroughly reliable horse for any
aud warranted sound Set Harness. &c.
TOP DELIVERY BAKERS WAGON, built to order.
: SIX SEAT EXTENSION TOP PIIAEION, by Burton
Boyle
{ FINE BAY COUPE OR ROAD HORSE, &c HANDS
= high, Sycars old; kind in single and double har
ness; is AN excellent roadster trot In 81 m in
utcs: not afraid of locomotive anyth ne else
has not trick or fault OF any kind; has been used
asa general family horse conpe and wagon 10
q in every way reliable and warranted sound.
z !ELEGANT COUPE ROCkAwAY, NEARLY NEW,
: by McNallv.
; FINE SKELETON WAGON. IN GOOD ORDER BY
= r. N. StiverS.
FIFTEEN OTHER HORSES. DESCRIPTION TINE
: Of sae.
: SIX PONY pHAEToNs. FAMILY COACH;
| way
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF EVERY KIND OF CAR
rage. Wagon. Harness. &C.. this dsv at
ARCH JOHNSTON'S Mnrt. ~ TO IS 18th At. Weather
never interferes with our sales rs 10 o'clock
A UCTION HOUSE OF VAN TAsSkLL K kEARNKY.
IA ITO AND Il2 EAST 18TH ST.,
NEAR 4Tii AV.
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kykY E fvs e nR sSb FSPp CARRIAGES
On every horse that sound or Kind aud true
in harness. from one to three days given to test
CATALOGUE OF THIS ~ PAY PAYS Scs TUESDAY, SALE AT
VERY STYLISH AND HANDSOME DApPLE GRAY
old , sps and r 0sa in NIL a FREE s. G%
horse: can trot close to three minutes is m ezra
pole horse: is soIa for fault. ana is warranted
5Sr
es from "a :a free stylish and s handy driver
safe Tor Si the most %id driver an all day traveller
can trot in 80 sure. and is warranted sound: also
NO ne R5ap rx' %aS1S NEARLY NEW BUILT BY
IRON GssY aEIbiXS SsEb rem Is KENTUCKY. 10
ss Ny: r.: ~ r:
5Gr S AxiE As o tspE ksas Sp
kind and true in ~ harness, free from vise stylish
s. and and ds aSa
E4f 81 aSSD oxe
sa SAs awX m hands Ssh y tess ,s i saS
ss III 4: sd 5,'% aS IL
and can be driven BY lady has never been handled
Sanass win ros . and .
TOP SHE x .is iS' On USED
3, RaE GH noAp 4.s
Boonc county, kentucky STRADER'S CLAY by OLD
| CLAY, dam KITTY. thoroughbred; they are 4
Ss. 'ss iss ss%P' no sac
Ing both well broken to saddle and have ell gaits
wsrsntod sound also set nne double Harness. nearly
OPEN fiixEroN OR DOG CART AS GOOD AS NEW
BROW aSssE s b I.no. HIGH YEARS ia; OLD
al reut hot RnNlr fPeau
pleasant driver: be driven lady; stands With
tying and is sold for OF also single
TOP PHAEToX. BUILT BY vANDERGAw
BAY HORSE. l54 HANDS HIGH, y YEARS OLD.
kind and true in all harness. FREQ from vice. has
GRAY TRUCK MARE, 1874 HANDS HIGH. s YEARS.
old kind and true in all harness. FREQ from vice has
been used 20 srnes u.s. COED worker and Is war;
TRUCK IN PERFECT ORDER
DARK BROWN MARE. 15h HANDS HIGH YEARS
old kind and in all harness. tree IRON vice;
stylish and prompt driver; rot in 3 minutes has
Ueen used by present owner since years old !;
Is safe and reliable. and Is sold for want OF
also Set single Harness and
TOP WAGON. IN GOOD ORDER. BULL BY ONION
BLACK PUNY IL HANDS HIGH 6 YEARS OLD: KIND
by ladies' children under saddle IL
in every safe and reliable and be- driven by
BAsKsf P0Nr pHHEr1N wIrii HUBBLE, GOOD AS
new. built by Brow ster Baldwin
JUMP SEAT ROCKAwAY.
CART. BUILT By WOOD BROS. AND AS GOOD AS
ELEVEN roP sIDE.BAR ROAD WAGONS,
FIVE FULL SPRING TOP WAGONS
COCP ROCkAwAY. IN GOOD ORDER.
No IOP PONY rnAETON
Saddles Brides Sheets Blankets. Robes Wins &C..
Also GRAY TRUCK HORSE. rs HANDS HIGH SOLD
for account Of William Ellis. ~ Sheriff st
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A rOSSESSw o swzsSEs 2 s sYsgsr .,
Al SkfMkES. SsofpwSy t ASp $Th Az Ole
FAMILY R$EsEs ni EEE,;XS5 S1sEiSass
nsn.nm IiE 66RgSSfITEaS xr 81 VIZ wuo
mas sfaARGr a9. g%sssb SiS
TO AL s 9p ck SVsp sk SGD o.
INCLUDING HANDSOME SORREL GETDING KEN
lucky Boy years old I5 hands, outsyc any
living has no~ing and tall is we'll broke TO all
don lug Or pull tesn driven BY lady raised in Paris
ken.ussy where he took premium a, State t.!, when
Improved ~ speed eaa ssow much s'sr now sired Sy
STYLISH AND FAST. BAY cELDISG MOUNTAIN
YORK sired BY sdanissr Of Ry.dsi, HANDLE.
can sa he ey showed mile in purrS..sd By
and with his could beat team the roAd he has
horse for track he great and record
s
old 1j hands the most reliable road and family horse
supie and good uhdsr saddle been and driven by
lacy raised 10 Vermont. 'sa ~ Daniel La%Ssr Gai q
% and 40: he is warranted perfectly sound and
STYLISH BAY GELDING HARRY, COMING WEARS
old i5. hands raised IL Vermont, sired by Vermont Hero
Of hoenen suy who want good rslisbie horse
and muscle long him he promising.
having open gay & ."a ,s he nsi At
mole horse and is warranted sound and Kind
'EEAUTIfCL CHESTNUT GRLDING LITTLE DAN
years Is hands, raised In Vermont; sired by Honest
Alien dam by WAIKIKI Chief he took hrst premium state
fair the hAndsomsst and fastest I've
year o,d he showed three heat. in and ~; he
must appreciated; he has bton ridden And
driven by ladies aud cidrsn he warranted sound and
kiud IN every particular.
n B-TIlE ABOVE HORSES WERE ALL SELECT
ed and purchased competent judges regardless
of Twenty hours given Tor trial and
found warranted money will be refunded and
sale annued All invited to examine aud ride bcaind
any oil the any time previous sale They
viii all found represented Coschman ia attendance
CARRIAGES CONSIST or ELEGANT SIDE. BAR AMI
full springs Nth pole and shas. BY Brewster and othe
nyst class city builders fine double and single Harness
by Dunscomb aud s.ings; Robes. BlanEcta Whips. Sad
IIax Siraxx lsss Nc
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: HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

A UcTION HOUSE ~or ARCH JOHNSTON.
"A 10. 81 % and - 18th ST..
near University place
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A by J. sEEBACuER AUCriONKER-
T.. B. HENRY will sell
on WEDNESDAY AUGUST o, ~
~ O'Clock. A. NJ.
. the Auction Mart
r. Pirdssll,
Nos 40, ~ and 81 Wooster st.,
10 he Horses all In good condition aud NJ fer all
poses; Road Wagons Victoria singe and
and double Harness. Blankets. sheets and
robes sale rain or shine
A -PIvk HORSES SUITABLE FOR FARMING OR
"A any business; price So TO sl25 2ol Grand ~. near
Mott
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ -orfIcfAL DRAWINGS KEsTucKs STATE Lor
So 4 * s s',s; Z ( I'd "a
ss So = Z = ssI % s; ;sza 81
;" 90 "s.sr. Class 50 - s1s..sea:T ISIS -
rs info; By applying TO oi ADDRESSING cLUrE
CO.. 200 Broadway. rear room first floor
ar $4,000 SIMMONS L DICKINSON SINGLE
vi, Number Kentucky. State GRAND Di..ribar0n, to
b drawn August 81 Also soy. n.vs". Of ors 3D.
dressing j. cLrTE oo zoo SS".dS.s a
AIRS. DIR wgsTEaYE ELECTRICTNN: C0NsULrA.
NJ ,ioI tree $50 West 18th st.. between 9th and ''h
NERVOUS ExIIAUsTIoN.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
on % s"s
BE- resAined saorapr clear synopsis Of the mpedi-
ssi Ssliiss being dc result sspsSsuss Pi.
Tssi i sS .ri New York once ans
DoyAL HAVANA LorrERY.-seD.oo Will BE
on aasr. ~ Prizes easssa oTdsss aS bin IN
TAYLOR CO.. Bankers. II Wall ST.. New York.
w II. HOFHEIhRR DELIVERED ONE BALE Nkw
w. hops to Messrs. Eckert Winter tbrewers
$l2S5OOnsys d AT ut ss.s,a %s . ~
State Lottery.
To be drasn =. ch ,S Wyoming.
DO b zoo ;wors ne In public
Capital prize, s25,on
s Sssn. or pa s =" os s5'' for $40
from the prizes a
Inform ation furnished orders hlled Address
EMORY h CO., Brokers, 81 Park row,
opposite Post Office New York city.
SPORTING-DOGs. birds, 81.
A UCTION POOLS SOLD TO-DAY AT JOHNsON's
"A pool rooms, 1sth and Broadway. all base
). HATFIELD.
LNRENCH COMBINATION AND COMBINATION
Book the four Saratoga-Wc were the frst
introduce Ia this country the popular features of rs anu
their examine combination book, 81 81
for the combination made those already made
are quoted GIRARD CO.. No. 3 wcst 18th St.
DOOI.S SOLD AT NEW YORK TURF EXCHANGE
i this afternoon Athletic Hartford Hartford
Chicago Cincinnati a. Cincinnati, ST. Louis Louis
vile ut Louisville Chelsea Ca'ornn On Union Grounds
THE TURF.
AUCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD Dry AND
IA evening New York Turf Exchange. Is West 2sth
the running at Saratoga; also tho
Rochester tros Prompt attention given orders by mail or
messenger KELLY. BLISS co.
(VATsKILL DRIVING PARK MEETING TUESDAY
~ Wednesday and thursday. August 3, y 10; purses al
filed: so entries; Catskl steamers New Champion and
PM
SECOND MEETING, 1915
Second ting-Tuedxy. Sth Thursday 10th Saturday
18th Tuesday 10Th; Thursday l7th and Saturday. lst
August
Races promptly At IL o'cok. each day
JOHN MORkISSEY, Lessee.
c. wHEArLkY Secretary
POOLS SOLD every day and evening at the Saratoga
Association Pool Rooms, ,23Y Broadway, New York All
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OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE HOUSE IN THE
CITY.
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF EVERY KIND OF CAR
riage Wagon. Harness, &C., this dav at
ARCH. JOHNSTON'S Mnrt. ~ TO IS 18th at. Weather
! never interferes with sales At 10 clock.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
lEsf FOOD FOR fNfAHrs.
supplying tho
highest amonnt OF nourishment In the
most digsstible and convenient form.
sAvoRY 1 MOORE,
las Nov Bond st.. London,
and all
and storekeepers the United
and Canada.
PHILADELPHIA EXHIBITION
CROSSE 4 BLACKWELLS
pure Pickles In malt vinegar.
rich Sauces nsh and game, Possd Meats
Genuine Mustard.
superior ALT Vinegar.
Jams, Jeilies. harmslAdcs,
other table deaccs displayed In the Agriculture
inspection invited and sold by all dealers
In groceries Ia the United states canAds
Eyery genuine article Ia labelled
- CROSSE BLACKWELL
Purveyors 10 the Queen. soho square. LONDON
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CARATOGA RACES.
y SECOND MEETING, 1915
Second Meoting1uesdxy Sth Thursday 10th: Saturday
18th Tuesday 18TH Thursday, 18th, and Saturday. lssh
August
Races promptly At IL o'cloek. each day.
W II. TRAvERS, President
JOHN MORRISSEY, Lessee.
c. WHEArLxY, Secretary.
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CARATOGA RACING ASSIMILATION, 1889 BROAD.
- wsy.-Aucti0n, French and Combinat Pools sold
every day and evening tho ssra.ogs tue tros
Rochester. the boat and all ball
games: CombL alton Pools 81 French Poo s. and s. so
All orders by mall will receive prompt alton
ton JOHN MOKRISSEY co.
GUNNER NETTING AT THk SPRING VALLEY
Driving Park August - - and 2A-Angust -. Purse
$780, for 80 class Purse 500 tor 40 class August -
Purse $3.50 for 800 class: Purse 800. for 2:35 class
August "a Purse $3.50 for As class Purse goo sS
class kntries close Monday August II: r. NJ. the
Firvew House. Spring Valley. Five per must posi-.
lively accompany nominS alton. Address A. FURMAN.
Spring Valley, n. T. A. FURMAN. Manager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-08-08

REGULAR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
On horse that warranted sound Kind aud true
In harness. from TO three days Is given to