The New York Herald Newspaper, July 6, 1872, Page 12

ww i] ‘LONG BRANCH RACES, | ae Day of the Meeting at Monmouth Park. oe : ans at Santas THREE INTERESTING CONTESTS. him this sammer, and th¢ snow falls. The "s doings :— rep nt iter weights; two “| ton the Three-Mile Dash and Wade Hamp- Grst horse $460, : ton the Monmouth Sequel Stakes, ne, By. : » The first racing meeting of the year at Monmouth ie D uals entered br Bes oak peed bond Park dissolved very pleasantly yesterday with 2 papital amusement and a large attendance todo honor to its disintegration. The sun shone brightly, And a cooling wind blew over Long Branch, filling with joy. The rain of Thursday night had laid he dust along the roads leading to the course, which fact alone tempted many from the hotels, And they were fully repaid for their trouble, both in }he character of the drive and the contests offered. The summer foliage never looked more bright and peautiful, and the waving fields of corn and patches pf potatoes, after the manner of thrifty New Jersey, qparkiea in their freshness. ‘The grand stand had many featnres that had not peen discovered before. The Jersey people were put in tull force. Philadelphians, a sort of sombre- looking race, and who pay for their own cooling dam Miss Carter, 4 years ay Tppe periin puennd be ral Toa, Metcalfe, zeae aghast Coftin & Lawrence Bo ts m Louisa Jordan, aged, 165 ita, 186 Ibs. Revenue, dam MUNCT...0..sssnereeesseorer seat Cofin & Lawrence entered gr. g. Loc nit en ee bridget, 5 nd ora 161 toe MEY ses eeceresceece rinks, a8 a matter of principle, and were never | ‘The horses had a very good atart after three false known to ask any outsiders to partake, were there the drat to get fi Lepdia being Sedat ran Sith smartly ag lan secon: in large numbers, and bright-faced ladies, with heir children and husbands and fathers, gave a rt of a family aspect to the gathering that was very agreeable, ‘The pool box was besieged by anxions buyers. It was the last chance the ‘outs’ of the meeting had to get “‘cven,” and they zealously worked to a Tom Are arth, ‘Jim Tisdale Bite Lochinvar it Astronomer seventh, RKun- around the upper turn Milesian ran_to the Blind Tom second, Impecunious third, Lobelia fourt Lochinvar fifth, Astronomer sixth, Jim Tis- dale seventh, In this way they jumped the second hurdle, which was stationed near the quarter pole. There were a fow changes of ipo on the back- yhat end. They had suffered terrible defeats on neeae’ — homing Figs Melisien ied hen two or three occasions, losing hundreds and thou- | lengths, Blind Tom secon sere carone at je sands on “sure things,” and their pocketbooks igen, or tee Astronomer iifth, 1a) caange pio ry ire! were very light. They must be replenished in some | among the horses on the lower turn, but on comin, way, the Saratoga meeting is at hand, and it omesireteh some unit rtant ones too! in oe hee over Med fourth hurdle, Impecun- posts something to live there. rd, Lochinvar fourth, As- ‘The auctioneers, Inderwood & McGowan, who have charge of the $ronemnee fy Lobel ma h, dim Fy tagld BexentD, | Ben ‘work to accommodate these buyers, did all in their en er the wire at the end of the power to do so, and the betting was of a lively na- inp tule ai eth ANS ed pep rreteeptep fure throughout the afternoon. All the favorites ls Hoepinyar sixth, Jim Tisdale bringin; ‘up the ‘of the day proved winners, and this fact hugely de- fear, jumped the fifth hurdie in the order ted all who had thus invested their money. ee ee oa ane ee ena ae As is usual, the hurdie race created considerable | Lobelia secon aaron Se third, Blind bis Jroltement, the Indies particularly manifesting | fourth, Impec h, Lochinvar sixth, Jim Tis- ft) dale as before. “Golng Gown the backstretch As- tronomer and Blind Tom made sharp running, and the latter was close to Milesian when he jumped the seventh hurdlo at the hali-mile pole. Astrono- mer was third, Impecunious fourth,Lobelta fifth, the old mare seeniing to have had as much as she could well endure. The race was well contested around the lower turn between Milesian and Blind Tom, and when they entered the homestretch they were head and head. The race was now reduced to a con- test between these two. They jumped the eignth hurdle together, and coming away side and side made a very pretty finish, Milesian winnin, race by half alength. Astronomer was third, Im- pecunions fourth, Lobelia fifth, Jim Tisdale sixth and Lochinvar seventh. Time, 4:15. THE SEOOND RACE. Purse $1,000, for all ages; dash of three miles; first hoise, $850; second horse, $100; third horse, 60, John” Harper entered br. h. Littleton, by Leaming- ton, dam Fannie Holton, 6 years oli, 114 lbs l much anxiety. It is astonishing that in such con- its, where there is danger and often accidents of serious nature, the fair creatures make the most Recided demonstrations of pleasure; but it is so, nd when these attractions are on the cards, they turn out in fall force to witness them. ‘When the bell called the contestants for the three dash, these being Littleton, of Harper's sta- je, and Susan Ann, of McGrath’s—Kentucky against mtucky—there was considerable commotion on lawn and grand stand. The beautifal represen- tive of Uncle John’s string was first on the k, and soon after had quite a crowd about Some said that he was a little Jame, that the three miles would severely & his muscles and gameness. There was @ pretty play about his joints as if they were well | H. P. McGrath entered b. m. Susan Ann, by Lex- oiled, however, and the darkies connected with the | 4ngton, damn Roxana, § years old, “cnt Mia btable, proud in the victories of their horses during THE BETTING. the meeting, seemed well satisfied with his appear- | Littleton. bd 1,050 «©8900 §=6700 = 600 YOO. nce. Susan Ann also looked well, and really sho | Susan Ann. bia Ya ieee 300 245 280 Ye a grand apimal. The first and second miles were ST a cei era |e ha ot . ¢ ladies grea\ 4 those that had him taf i, AS fsa Ff Pace, but lay in behind and not run any faster than ‘was necessary until they passed the stand for the hese came back to the judge: id the jockey of | jast mile; so he allowed Littleton to gallop in front fhe little horse got of his back. In an | for two miles and more, without mi ig the slight- Instant an immense wet sponge was placed | est effort to beat him. When they began the third fall in his face and squeeved. A streatn of ure grater ran to the M ground, cooling him in its pass! mile Littleton was ordered on by his trainer and be increased the pace and was three lengths in As he stood there dripping with perspiration wana perfect picture, and no one Soult’ look upon | aoe Lee poop dy egy faa ee him without expressions of admiration. There was | light. ittleton was allowed to open the gap down something about him that indicated a conscious | the backstretch, and he was three lengths ahead | winner. With this victory Uncie John was made still happier, and he will lopg remember these days at Monmouth Park, ving during the time, as he said he should, that he had one of the best, ir not the best horse, ever seen on a race track. Some one or two little disagreeable trifies have | occured during the meeting which should not =. unnoticed. It is disagreeable to tind when you look { refreshments that you must pay twenty-five cents for a plate of Vimy chowder with jusi a little bit of nara tack; it is disagreeable to pay twenty-five chenates at iach half-mile pole. Susan Ann thea began closing and on the lower turn there was very little ee eat visible; but as they passed the See quarter pole Lattleton led two lengths. Susan Ann was forced up the homestretch a hig ona and aa and although she responded to every call Lite tieton went under the wire a winner bya length | anda nalt The time of the three miles was six minutes and six seconds, the whole afuir being | simply a great farce, which should never be re- peated in this section of country. vents for a glass of lemon soda, and it is not hi RACE. Pleasant to be uaked fifteen centafoF the worst glass | MoNWOUTIT BRQee Bence ine $800, added to at caper ever sold tried ee Fen nde aay Lag ped are ia Chiberermel = i} ncn, lay or pay; for three- aut fortunes a)! over America sellin; ie bever- : Bt tage at the moderate price of ave cents » ginen, | eMrsidss sceay, Detar Suns 0 carry five: Big acteed the second to receive $200, | and the third $100 out of the stakes; two miles, Belmont entered br. c. Waue Hampton, ey A‘overol dam Hamburg’s dam H. P. McGrath entered b. f. J ; entered g. c. Brennus, by ing, dam Brepna..........+++» 3 John P. Chamberlin entered ch. c. Wheatiy, By War Dance, dam sister No. 2 to Prior... Zeb. Ward entered b. f. Cynthiana, by ‘inperaty, © dam by imp. Hooten....-....+++6 Time, 3:56, Belmont.... But that happens every day of the races. ev never mind; perhaps these little affairs may not happen again, and well for the course that they do not, ax those who attend the races have long mem- and at the next reunion at Monmouth Park may revive the story of how they were imposed upon. True bell clanged for the last time; the jockeys hurried to and for the final event. Every eye on the Grand Stand and on the course was centred near the judges’ vox. The drum tay in @ mo- | ment and a grand field of tive good horses sailed away for the victory. It was soon over, the time hung up, and then, almost in the twinkling of an eye, the place was deserted. By carriages and | stages the visitors from the Branch were trans- ted tothe beach, and the excursionists from jew York were pleasontly returned by cars and steamboat. And long before the shadows had deep- ened upon the heavy mansard towers of the stand the jockeys in their vari-colored silk attires had been transformed imto ord!nary.looking bein; and the Park, which held the biggest number o! people ever ween on a race track for more than & Pare, of acentury in Ainerica, had spread over the stillness of death. It has been a meeting of many Fuccesses for certain stables, and none can fee! prouder of these than, “C ‘Ola Kentucky.” 1,000 430 «705 405 2003 @ 200 Bhi Brennus started away ‘with the I Bis4 neC- Kets Cynthiana third, Wheatly fourth, lamp: ton fiftn. Going around the turn Cynthiana ran to | the front, Wheatly second, Jury third, Wade reg | ton fourth, Brennus flitn, There was no change place on their journey down the backstretcl b Aor around the lower turn, but a8 they came up the homestretch Jury ran to the front and was two lengths ahead of Wheatly when they passed the stand, Cynthiana third, Wade Hampton fourth, Brennus fith. Jury then ran rapidly y away from the others, and was four lengths in iront of Wheatly as THE RACING. Le passed around the Teper turn; Wade Hampton pene Brennus fourth, Cynthiana fifth. Jury kept ry the lead down the backstretch, leading at the haif- mile pole two lengths; Wade Hampton second, the olg colt having passed all the others and was only waiting until he got into the homestretch to cut down Jury. All the other colty and fillies were beaten before they reached the three-quarter pole. As soon as Wade Hamfton entered the homestretch he passed Jury, and coming away on @ strong gal- lop, won the heat by twenty lengt! Jury was sec- ond, two lengths in front of Brennus, who was ten jengthe in advance of Wheatly; Cynthiana fifth. The time was The rain of the previous night made the track yesterday very heavy in places, and the time was slower than usual In consequence. The racing, ‘with the exception of the hurdle race, was not as good as on previous days of the meeting. In fact, the three mile dasb which had peen looked forward to as being the next in importance to the contest between Harry Bassett and Longfellow was siinply 4 miserabie affair, and had it been omitted entirely would have been vetter for the reputation of the | And thua end: the first summer meeting at Mon- course, The race wae run by Littleton and Susan a RSC Ale Abn, and there was nothing that resembled ruo- BROOKLYN AFFAIRS. ning until the horses entered the homestretch at tai the finteh of the third mile. The last race of the meeting was a dash of two miles by three-year olds. ‘The hurdle race, a dash of two miles over eight hurdles, had seven starters, comprising D, J. Bannatyne’s chestnut horse Milesian, by Mickey Free, dam by Wagner, five years old, carrying Joseph Donahue's brown horse Blind Tom, Devise, dam Margravine, 6 years old, 168 Ibs. ; R. Shea's brown colt Astronomer, by Asteroid, dam Mivs Carter, 4 yeare old, 145 Ibs.; John P, Chamberiin’s bay colt Impecunious, by Tipperary, dam Lucy Fowler, 4 years old, 145 lbs.; Coffin & Lawrence's bay gelding Jim Tisdale, by Revenue, dam Louisa Jordan, aged, 155 ibs; Comn & Lawrence's gray gelding Lochinvar, by Ulverston, | dam Bridget. 6 years old, 151 ibs., and James Thowpson's bay mere Lov-lia, by Bonnie Scotland The Water Supply. There are some fears of @ scarcity of water. Finding that the supply was not as plentiful during the past week as it has been, Mayor Powell, Com- | missioner Palmer and Secretary Northrup made a tour to Ridgewood for the purpose of ascertaining its condition in the reservoirs. They found it very Jow, and also that there has been more used lately. than the supply warrants. The citizens are cau- tioned agalust wasting the water. Death from Intemperance. Yesterday morning Mary Butler, twenty-six years of age, and residing in the rear of 72 Raymond street, was found dead in her room. Her face was black and swollen, and, ¢9 the room wasin disorder, it was at first thought that the unfortunate woman \ had been murdered. An examination by Dr. dam Capitola, sged, 165 be. Milesian sold as first | | Shepard, the jail physician, revealed the fact that fayorite in the poom, Biind Tom being second | | she had been ‘drint to excess and had died from convulsions, Coroner Jones was notified. chotce, Lobelia third in favor. Milesian took the Jead earty In the contest, was never headed after. ward, and won a good race, Blin@ Tom was a capital second, being only beaten half a length. Astronomer secured third place with poor rider. | teen years of age, at 271 Atlantic street. The de- The second race was @ miserable affuir. The | ceased, as stated, died from the effects of injuries race Was & dash of three miles, between Littleton | received at the hands of Michael Smith, on the and Susan Ann, with instructions from the owner | Afternoon of the Fourth, in State street. ‘The par- Fatal Result of am Assault. Yesterday Coroner Jones was notified to hold an inquest over the body of Daniel Desmond, seven- of Susan Ann to his jockey to pull in behind the | fs Kot into @ quarrc ets Shoe eile ed horse, and not rup any faster tham he was com- tered his skull. Smith was arrested and locked up pelted to until he entered the homestretch on the last mile, and then to ascertain whether he could out. run Littieton @ quarter of @ mile, The Jockey car- ried out his employer's instructions and ran at Lit- Ueton on the last quarter of the third mtie, but was to await the result of the Coroner's inquest. A Shooting Affair. Michael McLaughlin was arrested yesterday after- noon, by an oMeer of the Eighth precinct, on the ae en a le! pA The time of the three | Charge of shooting a little girl, named Catharine | miles was 6 Ing expressed on the track | Dooland, It appears the girl, who . in relation to the race was anything but compli- ~( he tach red ner of Fifteenth street and Eighth avenue, had been sent Of On eu errand by her parents on the night mentary to all concerned. ‘The third and closing race of the meeting was the icGrath’s Monmouth el Stakea, & dash of two miles, for | of the 2ist of March. In passing the liqnot | There me twenty-four entries; | of Michael Oavan al the COrnor of Pirteenth ree im 4 ate the horses to appear, | street and Siath avenue, she was shot by some fl ded to the call. These were:— tes who were discharging pistols at each a: nt’ Ue "3 colt Wade Hampton, by Asterot and McLangbiim was ate have been one of ths party. muy out of Hawburg’s dam; hi. P. The bail entered the left aide of the jittie Jory, iby Lexingtto dam Koxana; John 4 caused n painful wound, McLaugh! berltn's gas colt BreaDus, diy Brenan: Youn F, | {ecko uy te evr eee a Mebauaniin was A Review of the Situation To-Day. MEETINGS YESTERDAY. The employors are jubilant over what they con- sider the downfall of the eight-hour movement. ‘There is no longer any activity or esprit among the men of the unions, save in the case of such as com- pose the Committee of Twenty engaged in organ- izing the parade of the 1st of August. ‘The leaders of the various organizations, how- ever, claim that they are not defeated, but in the best possible condition to continue the struggle. ‘They aasert that 25,000 men are now working eight hours in the clty of New York, and they quote figures at length to prove their statement. Mr. Pandy, of the carpenters, saya that only one hundred of the men belonging to the American Carpenters’ and Joiners’ Union and the Amalga- mated (English) Society are out of employment, and that all the ib oid are working eight hours and no more. The plas bricklayers and stone- masons are miso Work ng eight hours, a8 heretofore, ont in fact all the build! rades Bera de nee the po- m they have gained by sie po tg The members of the Germ: it ary League aesort suit that thelr movement is « success, and Banks, who know: nt to know aul about it, say society, with the er eccension of the pianoforte mak. ers, are working on on the eight hour plan. It is, ho ever, @ palpable fact that at least six hundred a these men recentiy struck for the second time, an are now idle. The Iron and Metal Workers’ League continued its regular daily session with a yet more depreciated audience. They are now beginning to beileve that their efforts to draw out the workmen who have re- turned to ten hours labor 5 the foundries and ma- chine shops will be ineffec! At their meeting reeds: the Howe sewing machine men were repoited steadfast and side by ide with the Singer emplo; eke in maintaining the ike, On the other hand the Howe company re- Bie 143 men at Srork onthe old plan, They have gradually returning to the factory quis the week, and many have applied for re-engagemont whose services have been refused, doubtless In con- weggence of their action in the strike. legrams have been sent by Mr. Kane, President of the Iron and Metal Workers’ ‘Leagne, to the pecnie, oticlating for the wheelwrights ‘and aged emit hs at Clevel ane. ae that funds in Ad hurried on here. reply, Mr. Kane has en asked to forward tile names of the officers of the four branches of the League. 1d tape still binds the movements of the financiers of this Sreseleation. One thing is beyond a doubt—i.e,, the employe: have suifered from the suspension of Ia) in one win or another, as fully as their cmplo) eés, Now, they ‘are not anxious to open the breach further, and those who re- sumed operations on the eight-hour system will continue, rather than accept the alternative threatened of another bolt. Any action to cause strife now they regard as suicidal, but believe the whole matter will properly adjust itself, and that before winter the men will have gradually returned to the old system of Shines The meeting of the Cage teal Union called for last night was adjourned, in respect for the ean i a@member of the fambly of the President, ir. Daly. The executive committee of employers atill hold their daily sessions at the Hoffinan House, and last night reported unexpected Diy progress. The Employing | Barbers. The German Employing Barbers’ Association, Mr. John Davis presiding, held @ meeting at the ‘Town Hall last night, receiving the reports of the different ward committees orgauized to enforce the rules and platform adopted by the Central organizations, which are to close shops at eight P. M. on week days, and to keep open until eleven Sundays. The eleven o'clock arrangement on Saturdays and the one o'clock system on Sundays is the point to which the journeymen are opposed, Wensngs shorter hours, rts were received from the different wards, wite showed that the rales and plut/orm referred to have been agreed to by the majority of the em- ployii barbers. The delegate from the Ninth ward, Mr. Sullivan, reported that the “fifteen cent system” was agitated on his side of the town, and he hoped that it ultimately would be adopted and made general. In the meantime a la! portion of the journeymen remain on strike, and others will strike next week to enforce their platform. OHILD LOST. Believed To Have Been Kidnapped. Mr. W. H. Leib, of Quincy, IIL, is the father of Freddie Leib, who disappeared very suddenly and mysteriously from the evening of June 26, last year, now nearly thirteen months ago. Diligent search has been made in the Western cities by Mr. Leib, as- sisted by police and detectives, but no certain clue hasbeen obtained. The circumstances connected with the case warrant the conclusion that the boy ‘was carried off by straggling Italian musicians, or by gypsies. A little boy bearing the description of Freddie Leib was seen in Chicago some months ago, along with one of the identical bands that per- ambulated the city of Quincy the week of his dis- appearance. Mr. Lefd offers $1,0¢ restoration of his son or for info “a , thereto. photograph of the boy can be seen at the office a tie Superintendent of Police, 300 Mulberry street. Freddie Leib is now six years old, stoutly built, dimple in cheeks and chin, dark blue eyes, dark brown hair, which curls when long; two crowns on the head where the hatr separates (most persons have but one); was vaccinated a few weeks prior to his disappearance, well up on left arm, in two pisces, about half an inch apart; has very small eth; talked plainly, except for such words as string and street he would say “skring,” “skreet."’ He would doubtless remember that he hada brother Charlie or a sister Bessie. Mr. Leib has travelled mation that will from Kansas to Maine in search of his boy and still has hopes of finding him. "Tm this soon and Brooklyn. ANTED.—A DESK ROOM WANTED IN AN OFFICE on Broadway, between Exchange place and Bowlin; Green. ‘Address fe A. 0., Glenham Howl, Finn ‘avenue, F ‘ANTED—A WELL FURNISHED HOU below Thirtieth street or above Fifth tween Fifth and Sixth avenues, for gentle: Boat om house agents need answer. Direct A. office. La meee | . ‘ation, improvemen: arty willing to board owner if dewired. Address N. J., Branch office, 1,265 Broadway. bac scts ANTED—A PLEABA) gentleman, In i. rvs Pd Eh tree ‘west sik J PLEASANT BEDROOM, | Herat o ce. VANTED—A WELL FURNISHED HOUSE, ABOUT bove Twenty-third street, between Lex- ington Handee Feventh avenues; rent taken in bongs: best references. 3 for three days M. Aw box 160 "Her: ald Uptown ‘Branch 0 office, 1,265 Broadway WANEE-2N0 FURNISHED, ROMA By Couple, with «a widow lady Hv ir atraid ofles. ivi ate BEDROOM, FOR A YOUNG Ly between Prince and per month. dress G. M. as atc ~_ FURNITURE. L LESS THAN HALF ‘ORIG! vAL COST—PROPER- of faril: Sa oe cits j satin lye | ben oat nut’ reve Suits ga Bedsieads, B cea onsen, Extet on isieads, Bureaus, jattrenses, Exte End’ Bufet; s great bargain for cash. ‘Mesidence We Fort rty-second street, Detween, Seventh ‘and. Touch ues. TARGE, ee, or CARPETS, FURNI ture and atthe Jevert et price, or week! or monthiy instalments: at O'PRRAELER warchotee, Highth avenue, corner of Twentieth ret bad MAGNIFICENT DRAWING Room atyle, cont $400, for F inge, Bronzes, Carpets, ets, Cham SALE—AET OF 01 'B FU RNITO RE, NEARLY | new ; also Office for rent, cheap. Apply at 19 Broad | street, rcom 63, ee | Mostar OR WEEKLY PAYMENTS—CARPETS Furniture, Beading, ary & CUN NOH. ." "NNINGHAM, 886 Third avenue, near Twenty-ci, vices er than any other house ‘whey __ INSTRUCTION. —__ (AWRGARAY IxstITUTR, J eatablished in agin York in 1914, Ladies street, | Philadelphia, Pa. end eh i the La ‘i faud fs constantly spoken in the tuattite pide nt: ‘a ME D'HERVILLY, Principal. RIVATE WW ESSONS. —8PANISH AND taught to lad ind genticmen tn six months pronunciation guaranteed,’ Terms $0 « week i sons) for eno! language. ress or pt Ry F., S7) Landson street, bookstore.» PEFsom iyi FR NOH | a NG OF EVERY ort notice by the Metropolitan ing | on ple. 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Torme 65 to $6 per LADY pying a fr class hous and with every conveninnce, Weil let, with choice to “tal a back Parlor permanent or transient; fasten, and other Rooms; price. wes aRARD Pad 127 BAST 19TH STREET, ib ne ie, for three or tour enema) auryand fToeilon,; ‘unsurpassed Biity yy stoamboate at accesal- NEW YORK HEKALD, SATURDAY, JULY 6, 187z.—TRIPLE SHEET. si geste i, oa FETE a Cece arty, GAYNOR, lig ‘waTou mma 4 yop tf | pane at re Sa ARKIN ae ie a 00, gaanirs are ween com shooting, dc. Jor | epee HY tet es ee Moon the edsan, sine, signer GERMANTOWN, JW. Y., era nc terde iar Pe BOOE TALLER he: eee ‘ONTEAGLE BiAGAs. N. 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QBNTLEMAN AND WIFE REQUIRE A WELL nished Floor, with bath, 4c., and breakfast; situ- sion hast i mae Viet ci: and respectable, Address, stating CLASS Pope A FOR GENTLE- Ww man, vyitand two bo; and 12; summer prices, Altre po iar Ne None rhe a nol full partica- ANTED—BY A GENTLEMAN Fag ye | ae Room, with full Board: must be i tocath BROKER, Highest retérences, erald ‘ome, ae Yao HOTEL, % BOWERY, CORNER OF rd atrect.—200 light, t Rooms, neatly furnished, . per night; $8 to $4 por week ; for gentlemen: i HOTEL de yet PLAN), SORNER, NAS- Goode and Beekman streota, near new Post Sion = or weel Sood Hoorn at reese ERE A: DURAND, Proprietor. War COUNTRY B BOARD. A PRY, BOARDERS WANTED—FOR THE SUMMER, at Tripp's Hotel, Bangall, Dutchess oounty, N. Y., the Dutcher and Columbia Railrond. we paruioulars ad dress B. TRIPP, Proprietor, Bangall, T THE BEAUTIFUL LITTLE VILLAGE OF CRAN- .J.. Roard may be obtained in a wmall private family, on reatgnable torms; fit y aminutes from Liberty atroe!, by Now Jersey OentralRailroad. Call on or address the POSTMASTER, SMALL FAMILY - “CAN GET FOUR ihe Rooms in handsome ra) 8 shady grou four months (perhaps Board) ; Sminutes wa one hour to city; terms im an wa Broadway, upstairs. OARD WANTED—AT YONKERS, BATH LONG Taland), Rye or Mamaroneck, for self, wife and child moderate. ‘Address P, B., two years; terms must be Herald office. ‘Bote WANTED IMMEDIATELY—IN A_ FARM- hours, near the city, for two adults and four chil- dren; price not to exceed $6 per week. Address Herald office, Sy eitelasel BOARD FOR PERMANENT OR TRANe + Viow. Ypod Weatchester cou oo hour eon via NY. and Nit ‘iroady house hew? inely inl replete with all m ern improvements; fare, verauden ‘a Diaszas, fine play cu aad orna- mental grove, fine views of Tong tal rounding country; excellent sea Dathing nty, N, Y., one Prices modes rate, Yor ful particulars apply on the presites oe tn B. DINURIE coe oar ner Fourth avenue Rha Twenty-fifth street, New York. Ope ttt BOARD—ON A VBRY FINELY SITUATED farm, three miles trom Haverstraw ; ver: weet ROOM! Board, well shaded iawn, together with ‘Treat Toa, milk, &c., can be obtained at a private resi- Bi terms moderate. NOUNTRY BOARD haf hedafatery ded A PARTY OF J two adulta, four children and two nurses; must bo ¥ hour from the City Hull. Address, stating full particulars, B, L. MILHAU, 183 Broadway, (OUNTRY BOARD WANTED.—THREE ADULTS AND infant, elght months old, de ire Board in the country casy of access rms about $7 per week. Address H. M. A., YOUNTRY BOARD WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, IN J a place acceasible by boat, and not over an hour from Eine erect, ‘No mosquitoes. 1 metres, stating terms, &c., box 4,113 Post office. TWO LADIES, two children, servant and gentleman over Sundays, a hour of the city; sea ride, with shade, Keiator ‘AdSroms RURALY box CHILD -house about 30 iniles y seamboat or railroad. INTRY BOARD Vgligeattn st A LADY, farm-h of acct 0 reward for the Corman BOARD WANTED—FOR ONE GENTLE- or boat. 4 pore within one hour of Oity Hall ny a! rail se oe teak x 4,0 aa, utating terms and particulars, T Post ombey New York. wid JOUNTRY BOARD WANTED. and one child, five years of and not over cne hour from New R FIVE ADULTS fem shore. preferred, ‘York; terms must be moderate. Address 0. M. C., Herald office, OUNTRY BOARDERS WANTED—AT A LARGE farm house, 43 miles by the Erie Rallwa; Address COUNTRY, box 205 rst CLASS COUNTRY BO. BOARD OAN BE oB- tained ate farm house in Pd - naan, where home comforts can be had; th Bood Ashing and bi if ‘the depot Aare Aig] w. field county, n LENMERE HOUSE I ee ae es nny heegs shady (eran iat frown ‘Chester ahd i, mile aph en churches. Address © +) UreRer, Yor , Orange county, N.Y. OOD | Ey Ans poe Class FARM ‘HOwsR, vat oun perfect ee ? Bey Ay Erie Talivoad, Aoundance Wot nd sate: 7 per week. Apply t two 8. Ri LAND, 21 | Broadwa rs SCAWANA LAKE HOUSE—ON THE BEAUTIFUL p2qinke of that name tn the mountains, above Peekskill now open lon ests; terms, and $12 per week fishing, hunting. Retorense John C. Bushnell aA ti EE, ‘oprietor, Peekskill, N, ¥. \NE OR TWO FAMILIES CAN OBTAIN PLEASANT Rooms at the large mansion of Mr. CHARLES GI BERT, Bing Sing. sh sharon ARTIES ACCOMMODATED WITH SUPERIOR j healthy iat ts five minutes, trom ‘om city; price $7 to $1 Arete CLINTON, Lake View, N. J. QUMMER. BOARD aT “CORNWALL. ADDRESS a. B. su CARSWELL, bevtnechianns Tanding, N.Y. OMPSON'S POND). ing house ; haa a few ng. febiag. R. Good QIATEN ISLAND. Two GENTLEMEN BTAIN good Board in an Fnglish family Feriding af Staple- ton. Cards of address EHS paper store, Canal st. TANTED—ONE LARGR ROOM AND ONE SMALL. Room 2 ee ae ify eta ‘with Board, for two aduits, ina private family, within one hour of New the depot; references given and required. Address, with terms and full particulars, distanoe from depot, 4 te. +» box 2,476 Post omtice. ARD, FOR MOTHER, THRER a Nittle girl; must be or, on ocean or sound. ‘Adavese'8.°6. J. office. mountains or Mat rab By Te 1, Post “BRIGHTON, 8. 1 Seater bathing. Deiugh ie newly furuished. Thirty Fine ite nd singly : 3 Len ful Room minutes’ from Dey street: | TANTIO t HOTKL, BATH, 1. Lot INGLE AND double Rooms ab earm ices; ipiendia sea bath. irs from Gi Soanwoe' p pase the door; Board by near ‘or week 5 COOL SUMMER fn dg mm ag ae! HILL House, New Dorp, Staten Isiai id grove, oa eater water hathing. re. ; very di it wate jc. very de rable Place for fam= are HOTEL, BATH, ood and trains ty L Ly a4 A CARS une 70 GRERN. splendid bathing, fishing, 4c. a from New York; RTT tet! ROOKSIDE HOUSE. Boned will find this mow deck pnixa soumnn le Place; asan' cone boating, ac. walks pe * Apply to LPHUR SPRINGS HOTEL, ITE SULPH jadison county B. Y., is fat filling. + com! lonable resort for select famtlies; rand tabie not usually found; na ae .. peat SPRINGS OTBL.—D) located on the beach at Olitwood, Keypor TD) jarclay street, 4 P.M.; fine sea ‘vaenin ood accommodations ; $8 to $12 Apply att (rer HOUSE, GARRISONS, ON THR HUDSON, Methite, eanese ta? Susy A AD snd o excellent tabung. “Bi. POWELL, Gi rrivons, §. Sal ae iE) HOUSE, FAIRFIELD, 0¢ CONN. 1s NOW summer season. yal Victoria Hote TNaseau, W.'P.. behamas, rt open rn "he printer ‘oh November TENTS LAND, Pro- i, JAMES Lipukkwoub Agest, 763 Broadway, ' or further 1S ms apply to one POINT HOUSE, ORIENT POINT, L. L-NOW tated ne Ista phe een ALIBADES MOUNTAIN HOUSP, 11 MILES FRO Girg tin — This new and wemtens of Hadeoo, ait Bo open. saudi t the tho air sompicte! the eranour oft city are unsut by i in Tt is - pA iy ‘2 y * . inthe reguntry. it is under the manage i ltherto Pe Pritor of Qozzens™™ West Point Commi mm. New York by steamers Adelphi 4 ‘stent matt ‘and pee | M. xt atreet; by Yonkers tra! ratty to In- ing with ferry, or by the Norther vi Fond va New der Paral f ee nglewond. Mtr Ty «For terms ay 6 unde! or eslettor 30 aghnenen ood, N. J. Ferien mire | CHARLES E. MURRAY. IT, AMES HOTE: Mal emma lana table; tes gfellailanrnyt mplouala'shade trots and parkas yond matt ng, delving, ng toate; allt th attractions ofthe une i cit in tH Railroad 1 we Now y Jersey ity fe Des treet; thirty’ trains daily. Apply on the prominan or to GILE! #CO., 18 Maiden lane, New York. aan BESORT Up THE HUDSON. at bobby A —Board weel Ht shady walks and ci ude nds; ‘opto ania i oa WALES tet ormetty of White or wi thout Power. Apply a ‘at 108 CUft aire pA tity hic yg ee Feat ope ate sy les hover be ro offered tots rt a rirts bei ee}. Fore second, ry hes third streets. Appl way, between Foi recon and Forty-third stree FFICRS TO LET—AT FROM $60 TO $2,000 PER AN. 0) bam. BPOFFORD mera \e 7 oo. ae roadway, TEADY FRWeE AND VERY LIGHT ROOMS—COR.- ner building; bas ag 20x20 to 53x96; rent v low. WILSON, ‘aos Bleecker alneot. STEAM FoR POWER TO LET.— SRN TED. oom, large and sto ime ited Slevators powesslon moedlately, a8 ‘ang’ Q00" Wert Twenty-seventh street. 10 boat hg ewes WEST SIDE OF BROADWAY, Glisey House. Apply at 1,213 Broad: aris y opposite Glisey ply rom Hh LET, WITH OR WITHOUT “STEAM “POWER, THE first rer, Basetrent aud Ath poe Gite building 2 street n Seco gna Third avenues Inquire on tho promises, 10 LET-TARER STORY HOUSE, WELL FURNISH: street; possession Ist of of August or will gol ed, Fornitare and Jet 4 He Herald office, nae Unfurnished. A COTTAGE AND ALSO. heey one es > LET.—. Pleasant Cottage and grounds to let, cheap, in iar: lem, a wen iy at ON HT ind I eid ie wore improvo- — Ler OR rie A FOUR STORY AIH boop House, with all tinprovements, suitable for [ike ayycUsion sass aed PIGS, oremee to M, CURLEY, IMl Bast Thirteen nth street, near Four are ant SHEPPARD as MANERNAND an ‘and BLUE 8KIN, PR mr er Mr. W. A. waittey will appear in « new THE ROGUES’ OF NEW YORK. ‘ALLAOK’S, h. Poca pet iin it ie NOTICE, or THRILL a Pbeanaer ACT 2-—-THE ODD Ti! ACT 3—-HEARTS ARE TRI tet rowsubtt! Bibvuibe HOw OF Olas woop's BN eee BOB! ON veh MUSED Nor MATINEE AT ae 5 a hd sio-sertectooms Rune ct CHA ‘GTBBO! a OHEEVER: in the new oe Drama by R. Newcomb, wen ooE NEW SCENERY, aNd ND MUSTO. LAST TIMES, oD gee or IMEs, TO-DAY AT 2. EVENING AT $ MONDAY, JULY 8, ron yliaaaay 's Drama in which Mr. J. J. McOLORKE’ will sustain the character of POMP, uid OPM e THEATRE.—ADMISSION 60 CENTS. TWO PERFORMANCES OF oa MATINEE oe DAY aap SYaENe. JOHNNY ALL! ye INBIDER and in Peiucng QUARTER MONDAY, Jul Eoq., Mr. All airy GARDEN, FIFTY-EIGHTH Hees EN LEXINGTON AND TURD sen IN KOO, AD. NEVENDORFF'S AND POPULAR GARDEN SONCHED rH AND EVERY EVENING, AT 8 O'OLOUK. Admission Tickets, 25 cunts. Package of 12 Tl kets, $2 56. ONT PARK GARDEN. THEODORE THOMAS: TOO eo DORE THOMAN 77 UNRIVALLED SUM SUMER pouty CoNnoERTS, ‘AcapEny OF MUSIC. THE STRAUSS CONCERTS. MONDAY, Vleet ea as cata BVENINGS, Jul and 12. ONLY CONCERTS 1 NEW YORK OF THE ILLUS- gaious COMPOSER and CHEF D’ORCHESTRE, from Vienna, HERR \tderpgl STRAUSS, who, prior to his sepaniare for Burope on the 18th inst, has operated to give THREE GRAND ORCHESTRAL concurs on the above dates,on which occasions he will preside OSINESr ORCHESTRAL BUSRMELE, a AMERICA, expressly selected for the Int ree toe of (x series of MONT PASOINATING PROGHAM including the WORLD-FAMED STRAUSS WA\ rans ant enghaniing compositions of this renowned maste: @ the Theatre Ticket off ihe Age, ae ind and the Theatre ice, wi $1; Reserved Seats, $2; Private Boxes, § yf ilies NY PASTOR'S OPERA. LAST NIGHT OF THE RNGAGRMENT OF THE CHARMING ABTISTE, ear in the MILL GLALS. MATINEES TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS. who will a ba De Boots. WANDERING } MINSTREL. B. ‘cay sanponi kay Paes ANATOMY, 45 ROAD: way, Astor place.—This magnificent Yon joan ine ove 0 ppeclimens of nat ‘meagre aba aca: ‘natomnical Prepara y orttom of the naman frame, Rig ‘on Aor ervgu ments.” * “apgiiesane, ed copy of these valuable iL eT_UNFURNIGHED, SMALL NEAT HOUSE, 234 Sehisce tes rset cms ‘and pererea est ‘Bet bape mn Seventh and Eighth avenues. J. DENHAM ry co. Wont Twenty- third st at Y iy RENT—A SMALL PRIVATE HOUSE pe! (Goon r, with all the modern improvemet it mod- 3b East Twentieth street Fourth avenue. For p FURNISHED SOLET. APARTMENTS A tARGE, LARGE, , COOL Fi FURNISHED CPi UPPER RO ROO, Lorry ing. Fas &c.—S8um cious, ex- iremely at ae tare case aan Ro. by s, fark’s place, " ‘one gentleman only. Bia desired, “Noi atdoor nn Heterences gives N OPPORTUNITY SELDOM | OFFERED.—E1.] ly pia Rooms; every ty oboe keeping; house and neighborhood first cl ches: rent in the city, HARDENS! BURUIE * o,, Real Estate Brokers, 1,41 Broadway. LARGE, NEATLY pbc dens FRONT ROOM A with the use of a bath, for foe! ‘and wife or sin! gle gentlemen, 180 two more ed Rooms tor gentle. men, Apply at 243 Mercer street, near Washington place” Al o FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, BEDROOM AND Fonsue, NEATLY, FOR HOUSEKEEPING—A antr aes kecping, cat Thre ry fo wekeoping, at $6 per week. 163 mall work-room, water ciowss. allon and smi third igor fronting Eighth ; ronting ig’ avenue; 300 Wes eighth street. Terms moderate. 2 belgh. Unéxeeptionable nely! ‘OOL, NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH- rd, for Bentiemen and tele wives ot single modern improvements; terms modera hast Ninetoonth ot., near Irving place. Ler—4 Pll FURNISHED BACK HALL BED. ; $3 per week; private Bouse. TLEMEN CAN Nk ACGUOMNO- Second Floor, handsomely furnished, Te. OR 3 THREE Gin’ dated « wes vate family. 163 Thirty-tith together 01 street, third $. 4 5 WEERLY. —aooD, AD UBNIBHED e Room, suitable coping: larce irty-third panos, bath and gas included, at at as’ West 7 BOND BTRERT, NEAR BROADWA’ 27 meen mae Parlor a and Extenvigo, ma also floor ; one of othe st localities asta there city, the cars or stazes. 48 UMIVRROITY,, Pack RARDSONNLT TUR. or comfort; location accemibie to Hotels: cary And stages; house unusually desirable in all its appointin 56 mera ENTH | STREET, Four, Poors without board; private ePaper taint yhiy eS ~WRetT “FOURTEENTH STREET. — FUR! ED orate wihout, board ; ond foot; Bis0 cutee cool and pleasant parlors, ma on thi convenient D D ROOMS AND APART- LET. “ yIRST FIRAT FLOOR, rovn Rosia BASEWENT, fot R separal ; rent to Avra, tent cath etreet;, ‘water and gas OE et eae BURNHAM, ( oop | ee FLOOR, six. ROOMS, | PRIVATE HOUSE, hborhood. Apply at 02) West 2 eth treat. g OMS TO LET—UNPURNISH! T $10, NFURNI 4 and four at $17 per month. Ti ire at 442 Fourth avenue, corner of Thirtieth meet ye aa FOO ty THREE ROOMS AND A ht Roo: ntleman. street, near Carmine. cribs LET.—A FRENCH TORE aA PLAT OF conv to sdnivor wt fi9 East Thirty tree etree ; ROOMS, COM. rate rent. ‘Apply GREAT REDUCTION.—BEST SEASONED IVORY Biltiard Balls, 2%; inch. $18; Adhesive Cue ote { tost plain Losiner 100, a A a TLLENDER, 19, jard American A, hn A580) TMENT OF. NEW AND SECOND mt bint 80 rages Cloth aud figs "SAKE ee viet formerly of the fir aie ferciew ore i States and Yur st imported, migek of Ball Cloths and Ti soe ay. ‘eres ‘iricen. 0 Veney i a A ck COMPLETE FILE OF THE Coonan years, ci a a aud state price NOTIOR OF REMOVAL—B, HALL 4 00, 11 YRARS at 140 West Washington Market, will remove Mon July 8, to % Park vince ng Secretary Dr. ‘Katwre, Museum, wayynew Yo York. Open from #A. M. to10P. "EW YORK MURROW OF, ANATOMY, it BROAD. between Houston and Bleocker streets. —E' Every ane stout thie aioe cee I of Saitou the Pinte ‘of Marriage.” ‘Those res ean have ie 9, Lge there fim fe nde ad leet rn PAR ATOM, OF LONG 5 cents, Raa PRE ‘onic WiseOM OF roadway, } New York. BRA! and will ilion Hotel, abt CoNGERT at Concert an front of the Pat Brai tins evening, at 73 o'clock. ‘The oma all the hi hire reapectiiily ineltod, ee GPeiRe a ae ries Pees FEROR FRANS REGIMENT. GRENADIERS ‘OF THE CURED NO in full Parade Calforme, unter the Pe of His Ma ost King William of Frusela, oes Woo FARK ‘ saruRD Ay SEEN ee ok P.M. ADMISSION ‘ONE DOLLAR. Sunday, July 7, clock See WaALT2RS, XIII, “Parl "Balloon Foot seal : wy A CADENIC Loui Budik \ pairs &% cents, a 27 Union square, Broadway. RTS, TIC! ror ark ini concert of the rot th Be Guard rs at Jones’ Wood Park this amern ns at 4 o'eloc irmer's, roadway Price $1. CH rns pom , Violin, Gui Harmony. Katabl 184. Circulars an and Thendents “Journal” mailed free. RODORE THOMAS’ SUMMER NIGHTS’ MUSIO.— “Japanese Polka,” by Alfred H, Pease, eye Arete iy aly fy Siam, oan POND & CO., {OOMS, 92 OI OLIN. i 39 Union square. MPtrorourtar THEATRICAL AND SHOW PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, HERALD BUILDING, BROADWAY AND ANN STREET. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF THEATRICAL, MINSTREL AND VARIETY CUTS CONSTANTLY STRINWAY GRAND AND SEVERAL, OTHER SEO. _ hand Pianos, Incl inken in exchange, wilt be, oun cy SIND: Four th treet AS LARGE STOCK OF PIANOS, BEST. t A BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD SEVEN OCTAVO TAVO PIANO. forte, ee, nee ming ny SONS wi rerooun! Mw Teast’ "Fou n Il che: it alle’ Te WERENT? eet engrish =e il Y ss cash; must be sold we wny aa Reine" two dooty below Thirty- my ibe, A aes toe SCALE, 1 Poy it months ey Intialc cabinet, or third st OND CORNERED, lorte for grey and a Sages alt cost; at Re reside. thy td Spee ween PIANO, ONLY ree ootave, overstrung erate tre ifice for. reat IDDLE, Ss Waverley Pince, new near —aaantibacre ROSEWOOD PLANO core le FO) operty Sa hy cnt at aes wurnitare: 8 ee pleura, Ware, eae Be DY Wii BB a3 THAR G10%, Fae rotind-corne rove merits; 4a eae a | alt cost % Third stree: cai ete fiance made; wi uty wa BES ie A hirer ™ vena Marry Alto Nand’ old TAN v0 Pusch anes Sa Ee sme than cau be found Guewhare. * RUE DE LA PAIX, PARIS. mae Rerum fr th teen atrato for for tue help ene le Rologne (pre craton sbectale). HK Bos HOTEL, NEAR THE CRYSTAL PAt and fame lon.—To Pr ep Dosition, it ‘and {ta genera: man. agement, have mado the Queen eset Of the upper tanks of English eocinige s norwe ee