The New York Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1867, Page 1

/ t : ; | TRE NEW YORK HEI WHOLE NO. “12 FERSOn AN by cs org BI TELEG me MAKVEL OF JoUmNatistio ENTERPRISE. CHRAPEST, COMPLETES? ABLEST OF THE EVENING NEWSPArE PRICE ON FOR BALE BVERYWAERE- ) RES SiLE- LBRECHT W-prte J Pio | p on y Gerhaven f Us, Si Exchange place, ®. ¥- MONDAY agin You Acapaur oe, MOSIC, Salr rescived one letter trom Call dri ster iy r JOLY S AT 6 . |ONDAY EVENIN' r. Gunther’ XN. Pct Ys Rowe, aged 18 years; gaee brow: bair and jue informaten res] - ody wri be ee by tis father, W. avenue F and Bergen Polat, N. J d ADOPTION + HEALTHY, FEMALE CHILD, 1 Que ALL AT THE Pr iad THURSDAY, and 10, and get your kni! TION SATED—OF or MELOY, NATIVE Ng yg stn Ges Yit'be i tat nar tained Soren. streets, Miss M. KELLY. VARY MEMBER, OF COMPANY D EIOHTEENTHL lew , Hil send wack tafors 4 Poinek yt te Sa W's., he will confer D Pigg Ate y Meni WRITE. Tou CANNOT DO LESS. 4. AE torah cnn foramen. Kew ADY WHO REC! BD & CARD TER ETH, AS. SNE B ig Dmg and 19 Park row. in ireos isemotistely' @. 0. Fit A> —waparspay, same Tame AND PLACE THEATRE! money P yb Lvidbed LADY wes: my o73 peng met? eae Zoe, box MUTUAL ny CA jou. K.—I HAVS BEEN want to. see y: Address me at Union NEW ig nt A DEPOT.—AD- Di Jerald office. ae Diamond, Her WJ STAR IN _BTERNITES, OC QckAN—wHY NOT T now do fords expressed on paper,” : PARTY WHO RELIEVED ME OF MY at | ‘evening, on one of the East Broad te ‘to return Sa two wate hope tL. Ky Dox [ARD OR KOBERT ht, formerly . kin of Dr. io eee SPECIAL NOTICES. F BEAUTY.—MRS, BREMGARTNER'S ina Lenton, for and ‘. WOR SALE EVERY Feet ae eee Ze, oa, of ‘of New ort x prior elstms, on or be- the’*Couaty of ‘New Yor" to Beard ‘the on or before the fi t 43 4 it Bez & el i j fi i BEES ( 3 8 t é t, i it Hl FY Er 4 i i i uf f uy ef I! te, & ‘ a 4 Ba. Ss : rs i E i Hi te 4 pele? by Ef + fa 1 i ? f i | tdi i i i i WA. noes Peawean, soe ‘Clase 1ead, Columbia College, so rr men tenn nm b Ws Hi ws eat STIC ENTER AND AB rhe vena in WSPrAPERS. ICE ONS CENT, VOR SALR EVERYWHERE. ‘4 i CLERKS: Kani ee GLORTNG. ABsOCTA a annual Meet tans 18 ILLIARD ROOM 18 NOW RE- De ‘elegance and bealieeke pany resus in the ef one aie racore VT 9. CLATMEAGATRGT Lapras Bowery. apt ane A I SPECIAL NOTIC BS. HE “MERCHANTS MONOPOLY. It is about time the public should be permitted to under- stand the facts relating tothe Express war now existing, and the attempt by certain parties to MONOPOLIZE THE “XPRESS BUSINESS. In every community there are to be found many schem- ing men, who never originate or build up anything, but lie quietly in wait until originators and hard working builders have achieved success, and then leap in to obtain, by hook or crook, what these lying-in-waiters call their share. In this method of eeouring pre profit to themselves they are "greatly aided by the fact that ali communities are a sort of musical combination, 1 ¢, made up of SHARPS and PLATS. The SHARPS get up the schemes and the FLATS furnish the money. wx the SHARPS come with a story of OIL in the bosom of the earth, to be had by boring and “takings little stook,”’ and prove it by the fact that Mr, B—— nad an OIL WELL sad Mrs, B—— bought» pint of diamonds of ‘Tiffany & Co. Beg When the oil scheme bas feathered the purse of the SHARP by taking the lining from the pocket of the FLAT, the SHARP scarcely waits for the FLAT to recover from “hla exhaustion before @ new plan is presented, to make up for late losses and gather future riches. ‘This time perhaps it will be a TELEGRAPH scheme, which is another short route to fortune, If FLAT hesitates SHARP proves the goodness of bis scheme by citing how much certein telegraph mon have made, and this logic is generally irresistible, especially when SHARP assures FLAT that the old telegrapl: companies’ alock is all water, nd that qnly ten per cent of amount subeeribed tothe new company will be required. Bhortly the telegraph acheme comes to grief, and FLAT loses his money, bat not his appetite to try another ‘good thing.” fs st SHARP, tw casting about for somebody's success to attack, @iscovers. that the expresaoa made a great deal of money during the years frotn 1662 to 1866, and gathering to him other SHARPS from the oouniry towns of the State of New York, a locglity where SHARPS greatly congragate, they concoct # raid on the express business, t To give dny chance of slcccas will require the’ aid of » great many FLATS and a great deal of money, Sut it so good season for noth, SHARPS are aware that duting the war, owing tothe great demand made upon rallroads by government and ibe public, the roads were not able to fufnish the expresses ‘with facilities to transect with Proper promptness, As al cases, thelr exaggerated daslness: and also that the price paid railroads by expresses for iransportation on passenger trains compelled a charge to merchants on their heary goods Which would always seem large when compared with freight rates, ond RSPROLALLY WHEN RAILROADS, IN THE HEAT OP OPPOSITION, SOMETIMES CARRIED FREIGHT ONE THOUSAND MILES FOR Luss THAN ONE.POURTH OF THE RAT THEY CHARGED EX- PRESSES FOR THE FIRST ONE HUNDRED MILES OF THE GAME ROWE. Although there were three great Express Companies run- ning in strong competition—verging on opposition—with each other, between the East and the West, but one of these Rapresses ran upon any of the great railroad routes to the ‘West, experience having taught the old Companies—and since proved to interlopers—that but one Express can get a ving on the same line of railroad, Here was material enough for the SHARPS, ‘They could | “NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1867. _SPEOIAL NOTIONS. a outrageous wanuér, and authough wer ‘opened operamons by cuiting prices (very slightly, to be eure, because it was evident they were not hich enough to bear reduction end leave profit), wiren they found that theold companies would eut with them, and uso all fair means to retale their bust ness, the SHARPs made “Rome howl” with thetr outeries at the attacks, as they called \nem, of the old monopolies, There is mot # merchant of this new. company who'ln his Individual capacity would not ve ashamed to take the course which was so unblushingly pursued by the SHARPS to enable them to commence business, They bribed the em- Ployés of the old companies w leave them, by paying in many instances Ofty per cent more salary than they were receiving, or than the business would justity paying, at some places they offered local agente more salary to induce them to throw up their positions with the old companies and bring the business which they were supposed to control to the new company, than the totat proceeds of the offices which the agents represented. They tried to BRIBE RAIL- ROAD OFFICERS (the proof of whieh will be given when- ever duly ealled for, afidavita to the contrary notwithstand- SPEC! AL NOTICE, s TRAMSUIP MERRINAC,—ALL MSMBERA OF THE Poriy-thund colored Pe; t, Cited States infantry, lg | toany member who applies ing the ailaress gc anemoees ot the regiment are Tequesved to no. ify them of this advertisement, EMERSON & GUOD- Counselors at Law, 74 Wall street, Now York. OOWNERS OF HORSES AND CATTL®.—THE MART. TOUK INSURANGE COMPANY offers you palinble: lndoes ty for all casualties srt in 5 deatn -~ theft, Capita and surplus safely 10) pry ane giv, oh ie held i drut by the Stale Tran sure security for poticy holders, ye ry SOHNSON, Generai Agents, 199 Broadway, corner of Dey street. NITED. STATES INTERNAL RavEny retin’ Distriet Kighisenth, Twenueth snd Twen Srarss wards ‘ie ay pot ew York, NNUAL NOTICE. | | | The nu her oF ay strict Ie re that pa He and da phetnsete be eo ig ag 5 wae with: int become lable Texpeetively ; ing), inserted attacks upon the old expresses inthe reading | Nereis, md by he clted, w Yan, 2 Mid Callenan columns of newspapers by jayiog for them se advertise- "Sah ee HE EVENIN ments, and then paid to have thom eopied into other news. | ‘THE EVENING TELEGRAM pacientes Rs sentiments | THE chiarERR 30 i ALgerto Anes or ENING pt N vt eee expressed were those of the Evening Express or some other | pon Sate EVERYWHERE °° Paper; and, in short, made their raid regardless of the THE TURF. of honorable hi . ep AAA AAA AAA AAR IDSA RADAR ARP REDO ADDO IADR CDA CA — mi9 9 ANE FICROKEN COURSE—TROTTING—ON WEDNESDAY, ‘The old companies did not whine af these attacks, but de- threw dre play or pay Ay make by bag he nd — ‘pay. A. wmith enters r. g. Major, under fended themselves aa they were Lest able, and struck back, yy ee ty browa Hay, oo harwens; ew Enwnaee. « B,J. rk, to Cane No great gaby of a school boy could bave blubbered louder at JOHN M. FRANCIS. sharp chip from s smallchav, or shouted nor shrilly for sym. pathy than did the SHARPS and their agents, because one of the old companies, with a caplial of, $5,000,000 instructed ite agente “to retain the business” which this $18,000,000 INTENDED MONOPOLY was trying to take away; and this much used ‘‘cireular” will doubtless stand in good stead ‘until the sympathy dodge ts worn out, Having dispored of the tch_per cont which was to carry Ahern to “all parte-of the soupy” before they were fairly started upon aw elginth part of It ow of it the SHARPS needed an excuse for calling for more. “What could answer better than na AMERICAN JOCKEY BY OLUS. AUTUSN MEETING, ‘1867. NEAR FORDHAM WESTCHESTER COUNTY, Srrwanns~W. R. Travers, re Leonard W. Jerome, John Bunter, Wm. J. Emmet F* ¥. Morria. CLERe or Tas Course snp Scauzs—C. Wheatly. HANDICAPPER AND ae Sesame ene B. Irving. saxpeeay. oc Pins EXTRA DA’ DAY'S RACE. ACE. rdle race, for all ages; one anid three. urdiee; Welter weights for horses urdie race; $300 to the winner, $100 second aBCOND RACE — Premium $900, oneand a quarter mile, “Tied ACE Pi ‘$000, entrance money to sec. bs i te ry mee 8 new attack upon fhe ol yoRopalion, who were putting FOURT! fot agrees weataes for etre oe cite C8 obstacles in the way of the sinnoeemt new eomert “Give | Salle Toelose Augean (ay pine Me a | pinst RACE-rtNe womens. ter three ree year fi = or the old monopolies are putting in the way of our MONOPO- olde, mile heats, spac dct added by the LY BRADICATOR, and wo will nol trouble you again.” | with hrtoon aeminations | ‘nem oRECOND RACE —"The x erie for two rear . Soocod horse toreosive $800 ct of eth ri seventeen nominations, THIRD. RACE.—Premiam — Se > for all ages, two mile beats, entrance money to ‘The FLATS could nos resist the wiad.dog monopoly cry, and came up like trumps, But Moslenr Tonson SHARP came ‘again:—" We are prosperous and happy; our success ie be- yond all expectations, but the old monopolies die hard, Pay up this time an ye be men, for this fs our last call,” Seventeen per cent had now been asked for, when the old monopolies did something very bad, indeed; and once more, for the very, very last time, the FLATS were beseeched to make up their subscription to twenty-five per cent, and then the next time they would hear fromthe SHARPS It would positively be in the shape of fat dividends. It te sald that even before thie last call the FLATS began to sharpen e Mitle, and many would not respond. If they all did {t would be a great gratification of curiosity to some one who understands the business and bookkeeping to learn what became of the money. arouse the oupldity of the FLATS by pointing tothe exop. | plumply for a ten per cent additional assessment. Hear | four tonal profits of the old companies; they could excite ani- | them, just this once:—"'It te true we have made no money. . 280} ID EXTRA DAY. claim to public apirtt by professing to be engaged tn destroy. Haber anit enton ta Pale ete raited introduced by two governing eneeee 5 re Pag ytd Sopa gt hy woe raters The SHARPS issued « prospectus, which they did not ie eee an astounding of fortune for the cramp be Tega pes Ay apr aan eee ere mecteee reak tehiy oy dane weteg | SeUraAig tans tit tod nent’ propery ou ot the ana of hin Toe Saag, Bes aller ihe wine Tesentation would invoive « legal liability by them to the | the SHARPS and + the wicked wasie of money, &c., Ber of either the ket he Sera Trial Stakes or one After much dela; SHAKPs make a SWOXN ans a to carry extra, or of FLATS at a later date, and which they now seek to escape, | in which they oret T it is another trick of the ry Fp two or all of o ore edna 101d, extra. To name and as witness thetr SWORN affidavits im the present injunction case, by claiming they did not sign the prespectus, but were only named in {t as officers of the proposed Merchants’ Union Express Company. aie This prospectus, instead of being s manly offer for a fair competition, was bitter and outrageous attack upon the existing Express companies. It contained » concoction of deceptions which ean hardly be excelled by any Oil Pros pectus which bas threatened iis promulgators with the pent. tentiary. ‘The main burden of its soug was the profit of the busi. ness certain to be secured by taking « little of therr stock. Then, also, the old companies were “an exacting monopoly, resulting in large fortunes to « few, derived chiefly from » heavy tax on the merchants.” This was stultified by sec tion sixth of this model prospectus, as follows:—"Hitherto of whic tention at Bart & the SHARES sre dung a A cash Dusitiess, not 1ontng ars on hand, What inthe BECKY SILAKY, ¢, fn the mame fifveen hundred thousand es i without a wry face, they couldn't ve flattened any > hamme! De HOLD. atrip Now, « few words with the MERC ANT 8 Es. The ‘worth as men and sanding in the ‘couse are ‘unimpeachable, and be acknowledges that ou several occ:sions he has proved himself as great a FLAT as the tuiunes: of you, but thove oO. casions Vey GOLD MINES, and the Lik bas learned « litte wisdom (rom the sHAKIs large ‘expense. ve been misled in this whole matter. The profits presses were not excomive except during the yeare ‘and. then they were not made by tranapo ving fdise. It i#'m tact thatrowing 10 the Tat Dard oF (ramsportation by passenger tra! tne great expense of conducting the express basiness—éven ihe hig on merchandi-e we: | | — would not pay you « doil the Bupress business has been conducted by several com. | You were ci joled specuiation by imverested — and false representions, You were assui Panies, each independent of the others, and between which | small cash ea ea a constant rivalries have existed, each seeking to augr: that the Ha. AR: UEP AOR AL Baul wir : ost fad dea! tae vet -e ‘thie SSoey'ot' proans wom M Dust possible money. ine i HS Os | Sateen rans coe See eee feat by driving of the Vegitimats’ express. cou Whats contemptuous opinion of the intelligence of their | would go the old and probably bi Proposed patrons the BHARIS must have had to insert be those two sections in One document! Rivairies and compet. | _ The Zeoking for them to tho eniest of ‘ofer haves & Weems le OUI hn ac non | eer ORSES OO saad fhe may of thelr | THOUSAND DOLLARM, which evinces just “organization to extend to all parte of the country.” pom ron Dom ey iP Bis abe mit ne ate ite If the SHARPS funew anything of the express business, srinaeine SHARPS (0 the cvatrary, Sune atasiNnor el Will Veli n provatis, a) your o o common seang view, that Jouean'by of coparswers! shpulauion arucion the likbilty, which Toe the law odes which you are one Wie ait tery well for ihe BUARPS, who may not Nave or * mech to lose aad have fe t salaries to ed much larger theo ik the old expresses, and t om _ 1 Cr could obtain from any ogoupa cH eT, Mied—to ted you that iy Someries pel rcstablisaed suoseen,” aos chat the biew are irom geaxacen ‘Wh u n ‘sia HAV SEVERAL MILEIONS U8 BAND. tn thie bt you are losing, and must conunue to lose, under management ari, rete if ome. = Oe they know that they and the old companies could not main. tain an expense paying business by running two expresses ever one railroad route, They did know it then, and they confess it now; and herein is the proof that these public spirited men, who were actuated solely by a dosire to re. dross the injuries the merchauts were receiving from the expresses, intended to submitute for the healthy existing competition thelr own MERCHANTS’ UNION MON. OPOLY. The eapital was to be 619,000,000, twe per cent to be paid at time of subscription, not ‘nore than three per tent at any one time thereafter, but the agzregate of all the calle the SHARPS “fully believed would not exceed ten per ovat.” yo mere aud over ive ‘hoe tand eeoen mechanics, Danafecturet ere and capttaliate; ‘uae hve customers, Lid ‘Never oeour io you that ja wilt of these men you are losing more bly make out of the attempted ew BAKES. The ola copremen te Aneto Sree and playing on a three stringed harp of ant!monopoiy, re ea retain, ra Yonge for past injuries, and great profit. Circulars contain. ‘Agua ogamm eereumsrtramts ing further slanders of, and stack# upon, the old companion | Your sioce ‘Sod whose leigrest 1b 10 1 were freely distributed, the subscription Ist filled, the money came in, and the SHARPS were in their glory. 11 does not require long to put in motion any operation, however larg®, if you have plenty of money, especialiy when the parties who are ic spend the money are not the partion who earned it, An extravagant equipment was bought at extrava gant prices, and on the lat of October, 1866, the great pian for pocketing the profits of the express business, by annibilat- {ing the old express companies, commenced work, Bot here came a slight bitch. The old companies objected to being swallowed, and endeavored to retain « business they had followed se many years with so much of both good and bed fortune. Although the BHARPS had never ceased from the ineep. } st Hien of shel poheme 49 atinek tug O14 oaprecson in the moot 4. rk Sorgou rom OBTAINING A MONLY waren would give you ana ‘over those who would Sot participate. ia. ite. predis, companies ove “Sclermined ‘tat those merebunts Who ere not tay panere) Pn ae favore iter ROPOLY beets part of the business, the u oe eich Fie at emapted EXPRESS MONOPOLY of the Sharpe i aut Ihe doors Vo-morrow par ite debts f raltoad ITO} Th sire SAND DOLLARS PRR Day 0 RTE. Svc it ‘ara won while bi te Oo tote present auiement of eeadition of bj ba EXCRRLG STOCKHOLDER, ‘lose A’ POUT RACE,—Consolation Premium, $600, for all ‘wo miles. beaten is the meeing above programme on W eduesda; “the ‘Tech, wit the 1th, ‘sain day, the ie ane teriainate witha second catre day's race Saturday, th i ame The races wili begin each day punctually avaust * BELMONT. President. Joux B, Invinc, Secretary, 4 Exchange place. HE EVENING TELEGRAM, A MARY 4L OF JouueaLrerco ENTERPRISE, Tue CHEAP SST, SOMPLETEST AND ABLEST OF THE VENING NewsPAPERS. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE, ROT ON THE UNION HALF MILE TRAC nd ae nd Bloomingdale ge To trot im harness, best three in five. Admittance 40 cents, JAMES FINLAY, Manage! SPORT IN ae A“ KINDS | oF inocking tne, a =a B. oS bovars, Noa 3 Fana Be Greene street, FANCY poas be BIRDS FOR red Food tor LIS ae, No.3 ‘te SLIP, HAS ALL THE ‘breeds of Dogs. Infallivle Mange tiers new work Medicine for tared f summer moots a ot fa a = my iY Ful SOS yeaa dedoo ee e LE—CABIN YACHT ZIP, (SLOOP RIG), ABOUT — N.M.; tear 3 Lari aan fern at LJ fou: root between 10 and I Pos. yoy aaa 2 TONS, O. M. ari new aca, exten tight and Yarn pod egmineteazt Paral Ficataras arms ener I oe ae F°%, Lm ge § mod pase irate YACHT: mgr qQLoor YACHT FOR SALE—OF 12 IN Com. on a Fite at order and well found, ‘De seen at foot Ei streat, ia gor iver. wrt Sa mabe ae wen veormer Putty ‘eosl mest. en | PE Ee EVEN vane TELEGRAM, an * dutaraet, COMPLE Hae x” pureeresse. or ie RVENING TOR pane fT ln GaiLpoar Af gar 7 ont hype ie ed PRET heel, 10 good order, weil furnished, fest 2. M, BUR, tL shrontway, Toews ANTED—A YACHT Reed ABOUT % TO &#) Tons, for which # valuable wih. be taken, in part vay ment, Address, with particulars, Yacht, box 73, sation 0. HORSES, CARMIAGES, ue. AETON, NEARLY NEW.—SEVE mt |X yh ie made by Brewster + bebetetinenie | TT St) Wists riety Rawark_ S| A GEAR ERMA HAMS. arth sireet, eo corner orner Broadway. A Neh oe Re ee. vita fouay wily ean Appiying Sande ila pHaANgLEt at at Brig’ wery serge "ret he A pn OF CARRIAGE bey aan Pig bands, very kind. gationts eat family a ES dress bor et CORD A LE—16 i an Ox ‘oat office, Arora, bande TURNOUT my pa} B—ONE bing f set Ti bt waa ine iaiaceeee se faaite 4 J SiR A PAIR fuk 710% SAL it, BAY HORARS, 16 sa ys BANDA fit hee nanan CARKI AGES ee. TEER OS aw pes ALISTIC ENTERPRISE, ie AB _YOR SALE ever Wi PAIR OF DAR DWN HORS , STYLISH A 004 travellers, Pe Bn Asad ia stowe or ane harnens: six years old, 16 hands: stwnd without # A Lops bas iy hit oe ‘aaon, dou Ne Harnees. 37 Fronts. AV dan’ cit Mtg DR NEXT REGULAR Sabu OF ‘oupe, Family Farm and Pan Morres wil! F regular auc.ion mart, at 2¢ Duane street, ow of Renite dod Liane streets, on. TAU BGAE Best. uy IL ‘The rale will comprine a very valuable aud Ue}ine of tockscelobrited as to time and apeed, nit ata Alno W égoas of every deserpuou, TENTS, ¥ WAGON VERA, AWNING: A pally Catena Pauhfna, Wooten S =a arn army Waroans, Ainvulane, Gols Pistoia” Weds Ca 68 Cortlandt vt street, Viear Greenwich. ere path Fl a reves boc vex" s d Market Wagon a: Spring and fe niet J 6 Roo ctw rags, veage fopand Open Wagon St GKAY'S Repost ‘off cheap vo make roost tor -etmet bay Ad GENTLEMAN ABOUT TO ENGAGE IN A QUST. nese that requires his whole attention offer» th te bolo ing property for saiex—A beautiful Team of valden rivrels, six and nine years tals, ‘stella ; ean trot in 2:55 to MOSs, 251 an: SHIFTING LEATHE| uo Nor Harness, cheap, a and ry A COUPE ROCKAWAY—LIGHT AND IN GOOD ace order, with Pole and ane makes a "es wins cari also an mn Phaeton, scate y pole ROSS MATCHED (BLACK AND WHITE) MARES— 16}6 bands: Diack was warranted when bought to goin Ey of: pert peice ory ayn nd igen eran iis re Bridles, ag al jemau’s road Wagod in paint shop). Will up et priva At private stable o $0 Second Canam, CARRIAGES. olan REDUCTION OF PRICss, THE IMMENSE STOCK HARNESS, £0.—OHEAP! TORE IN maliest profits and guarauteed py #. ri reduced prices. TOF: ree Boch! se-d ke pels cf AND ber igh 4 street, J. J. Lyte Auctioneer. S Onan Harness, 4c. ue ey: (WEDNESDAY), Say at 10 0’ See auction FOR, SAUE—4 THREE.QUARTRR PHOROUGHBRE Horse, dark brown. 165 hands, eight years 0} Kind in single and double harness. Apply from ‘at 102 East Fortieth street, EF LE—A FING TRAM OF BAY COLTS, 5 YEARS nold for want of use, ‘Apply to MURPHY & M CORMACK, 135 Pear! stree PE Mecounag corner of Henry sireet and Ti iN place, Brooklyn. OR SALE—A FOUR-WHEELED 2OR-GARE, cur. ter, with pole, ‘and string of Bells, and» tandem Harness, Apply at No, 95 West Seventeenth street. F°%, SALE-—A SORREL at Anse VERY HANDSOME, bout six years old, suitable saddle or harness, Stair sa rome. Sateen Tand 13 lclock A. Bs 10); Weak RK BALK —A pedten tenet HAMBLETON! 4 Mare, fast, sou kind; also light re Can be seen at Wm, Heading's Marlon very ee Dies, Third avenue, corver of 129th street. TE! AM. Tt Manvel OF JOURNALISTIO RNTERPRISE. THE C PLETEST AND ABLEST 0! Tl squamscde icant Gearates oatOe yt! BRAMAN, Feed Bore. om: 1h are and 16th ot, MR SALE—A LIGHT PARK PHAETON, four, eee ae Aho best makers and in order. Inquire at stable 198 West Thirty-second Pee maha. i Barn MA agnen Fonts Brooxiya. ey SEATS feet bof yA SIXTEE: and SALB—A DAPPLE GRAY. it ’ scene har. race fast aod aig *. wrek e peat old, ean trot sound and bands at a0 tween Eighth and Ninth avent NB ay py Prey FARO to order. Rivraltaents tami ves ee POS SALE A HANDSOME YOUNG SORREL HORSE 1b} hands high, coming six years old and out of the trotting inare Lucy; warranted sound and kind in sit double ‘nnd can trot clove to 2:40, Apply to DOBLE, Fustilon Course, ls 1. K% SALE—A VERY Eg J BROWN Honss, 16 honds ya has been fore ri te a fae traveller and @ free dgiver. Gan be seen at 10 Bast Thiry- first street. Fr" SALE—A OOVERED GROCERY WAGON, I® good running order, ‘lo be seca at 703 Washiogton street, corner of Ferry. Price, $75. K°, SALE—LIGHT TROTTING WAGON, BUILT BY Stivers. at RYERSON & BROWN'S, Thirteenth street and Univeraity piace, f 4 oan r > , > uo PRIC? FOUR Cin Ts. } Hekas. Of TAGE, we. |) UmATH oR NS, LNO POR AND 1 PRI a rae le Harness, Paets of single, (0 cluwe so clot nag ata. j ’ ee ie te He MIT POR CARR OR SLO0, srwek, 169 ieeuder hay On... Otter eur 2 en year, 16% hhmostn, mowd ay nd kind S48, rare reowritias, Gold, mide of every deseriptfon, York. Labiisned 16 yearg, took and NO $5 tle alread, H VIN@S BANK, talioa opposite Mott street, tax, allowed op dopenite of ited om or before July 20 will receive interes: from July |. ie LAGHE NUMMER OF COTTON AND SUGAR P: n- saeciica, for we oy a oudhors. Laud agent, 15 Brosdway, Dir Ea A HL AxDWEKSTERN RAIL. at plage, od xii ee saya deas oonnilad bad oven oF order af the Seg Bet MINING COMPANY, ad. Yellow IVIDENDS, —S2VACR D $ ° He, % parable ey eh ain - —CHOLLAR. trod se big) miBING ueain ss ooh 926 per share Po] a ne wana Oa Shag SES ak WALLER, Bo Ponohtreet “Foe, 1897, PPSSEOe M. Ld deed GEORGE PHIPPS, THOS. UIPPS & BELKNAP, B BROKE ST, Ni Trond Mining and Miseelianeous Stocks. Geld and ete, Tough! «dvaold on Commission, Mereantle Paper "ann Joan "currency er gold negotiated, “Interest allowed on leposits. $e joa eee yx" RAILROAD STOCKS AND » Aes lange its oe fiteete td Se Svar . ciudive oat pad tS Bou paying good eivienda at t & ALBERT RICOLAY, _Stockbroker « and a Auctioneer, 1s street, New pee ow ae VEL THE CHAP S THE LE TOURNAT IETIO 1 ENTERPRISE. . COMPLET ABLEST OF Rraeine: NE aPAPERS. RICK ONE OB NT, FOR SALE EVERYWHERG NIOKE, locas Pine INSURANOR COMPANY OF ice 64 Wall’ street —New York, July ‘The’ Board of Direnore have, this da ouared a:gemi-annual Dividend of cent, froe it tax, 3 jy on and after Money. the 15ih he tra will be closed from this date until the ‘Ubth inst. |. I, TOWNSEND, Beeretary. LoAxs NeG0TIaTED ON Lip aE POLI- stresty Foor 2 ETROPOLITAN SAVINGS BAI Now Fis Nos, Land rng 7 pay their usual balf os ‘and after July t received in 8 surms of in ‘to $6,000, and six per cant ener sae the 20th of July will draw in- ISAAC T. SMITH, President. Linim, Secretary. pace. EMPIRE Rg Aa thie thie aay. Me Tenared a aivigene 6 NITED STATES TREASUIW, ‘Sebecd M1 July Tew now be Carne Sank a Sicitss ae H. VAN, DYOK, Asslatant, Treasurer. Ta BVENING TELEGRAM. A 9 oF RAL ET et eerie cid iar OoMP’ ms AND & or : ee Yt nt NoWSPAPERS, ‘Ok ON _YOR SALB evburwilaus. SION DIME SAVINGS BANK, 806 and 38 Canal street, corner Open datty from, io te #.and on’ Monday, Haturday from 5 to per cent Jnterest Frou '§5 10 95.000, ‘Mouey depraved how wilh 2 os ‘on sume ir intereat OR RALE—A out, OFRE | ROAD WAGON, ~ 4 4 but a whort time: wi neil iow, it cata ter v0 today Ts 5 SALR LOW—A CHRATNUT MORSE, SEVER yoare old , sound and ki wnanddithat abyss oe river aod excalieat Coder” thers ox top Wagon. Whip, Blanket, ec. wil ‘bo time Mr wuer of est CuASS TWO SRAT UARRIAGR FOR SALE — or eoun poly at IN AVS Het Store, 187 roadway. PROPERTY—AWNINGS, THN stock Harness, new aj amar big 9 OVERNMENT ality Bia Buy! ee Soaps lores aud oe fine, Inquire of ©. are ig ‘aLU ABLE BOReRS ALE.—A TRAM OF ah ee sna ce inl east a a FI 5 Wire BXCH. Hisesae from Suly f HIN MCLEAN, Prowdent. rs. Auwoun, Secretary. Fg 8. CHAP! APIN, ress 9p DIVIDEND. PARK FIRE eT com. 22) pany 287 Br New York, J OP uesctocs bare tiie any dciated dena a tre 6 it, free of ernment tax tered (i per'enu om GEO, ALGER, Hearetary earetary $300 2s" poste? Embarrassed. Heraid $1,000 caters es , and Life Insurance Teasonable cooas allowed. ‘4188 Post office. $150, 5,000 SARE ea $225,000 33 ae a 28 ie Dare, 0 aes * ry dress, stating particulars, LOAN ON BORD 4a. ~ 4 in O06 OF more sums, OB » CONREY, nen an $500. 000% rata Ba ayton sot yo comers sama a _ RELIGIOUS NOTICES. ~~ ye —4 RFV. DR RALL 5, Rag " Tan eat Pasy te, senor sheet TE ix THE CHS. ror SALE DKY GuUoDs. ~ ND THE BARGAINS snppnees. ‘Jaconets, oe stores. We Wg iany ee postem pepe ERS, 978 Bleceker Ona Rte RB PUBL: Ce NING VEL » aed