The New York Herald Newspaper, May 31, 1875, Page 1

DIRECTORY FORK ADVERTISERS. AMUSEMENTS—Sxconp Pace—Fitth and .sixth umn STROLOGY—Twetrrn PageeFourth column. ILLIARDS—Nintu Pace—Fifth column, BO. BOARD AND LOUGING WANTED— « BR BU: BU: CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE, CLERKS AND SALESMEN—Twevrra PaGe—lirst col- £0, co COUNTRY BOARD. DR DWELLING HO. EU umn. EXCURKSIONS—Twetrrn Pace—Sixth column. FINANCL FO FU FRI HELP WAN third HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.. NOTEL:—tw: HOUS «8, ROOMS, & co! INSTRUC LE MACHINRY—Finst Pace—Sixth column, MA MEDICAL—Twaurrn Pace—Fourth colum: MILLINERY AND Dit cola MISCELL, NE PERSONAL —Fiust Pac PIANOFORTES, ORGANS, column. PROPOSALS—Ninta Pace—Fi(th column. PROFESSIONAL SIiUATIONS WANT Eveventn Pace—Sixth column. PROPERTY OUT OF THE CILY FOR SALE OR TO RENT—Sxconp Pace—Virst and second columns, REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE—Srcoxv Pace—Second RESTAURANTS—Twetrrn Pace—Fourth column, Second column, InTH Pack—~ixth column —ELeventH PAG RE: SALES AT AUC SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMAL, First, second, third, fourth, fitth and s: SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES—TweLrta Pace—First column. SPECIAL NOTICES—Finst P. BPORTING—DO! ORTS—Tweerra BP. T ADES—TweLrrn Pace—Third column, TH RF—Finst Pack—Third column, TO FOR BUSINGSS PURPOSG>—Seconp Pace— ‘econd column. TRAVELLERS GUIDE—Tweirtm PAce—Sixth column. UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— Srconp Pace—Third column. WANTED TO PURCHASE—Nixta Pace—Sixth column. WATCHES, JEW WESICHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET—Secoxp Pacr—First column. WHITESTONE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR TO LET— YACHTS, SYEAMBOATS, &C.—Finst Pace—Sixth col- B THE NEW YORK HERALD. NEW YORK, MONDAY, MAY 31, 1875—TRIPLE SHEET. + ANDERS WANTED —Tweirtn Pa Third column, OKLYN Pa ‘inst column, SINESS OPPORTUNITIES. SINESS NOVICES—Seventi column, umn. Hn gnd segond columns. ASTWISK sixth columns. PARTNERSHIP TH PAGE. Y GOODS=F i 10 LET, UNEU ROPEAN NINTH PAGE, R SAL: Sxcoxp Pack—Second RATCURE—Seconp Pac ENOH ADVERTISEME D. olumns. fifth and sixth columns. TH PAG uInN. CTURE SE umns, RBLS MANTEL COND PAGE: 200, Sixth column W PUBLICATIONS. column. WARDS— Kinet AG GS, BIRDS, RY, &C. SECOND Pack—First col umn. ENNETT BUILDING. A FEW MORE OFFICES TO LET, DIRECroRy, Rooms. BASEMENT. I—Lawrence & Co., Bankers. BENNETT BUILD REAL ESTATE FORK SALE—Sxconp Nixtm Pace, — ixth colninn, ING—Niytn Pace—Fitth column. COACHMEN AND GARDENERS—Twetrmn Pacr—First STEAMSHIP3—Tweirta Pace—Fifth and IweirTit Pace—Fourth column, p Pacr—Fifth column, urth column, nt FURNISHED AND NIS112D—Srconp PAck—Second column, STLAMSHIPS—Tweirrn Pace—Fitth col- f —Finsr Pace—sixth column. FUR\ISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET— ud third columns, NTS—Tweirm Page—Third column. i HELP WANTED—FEMALES—Eeventa Page—Sixth column, and Tweirrtt Pack—First column, MALES—Iweirt Page—Second and Fimst Pace—Third, fourth ‘Third and fourth columns, WANTED—sxconp Pace—Third 3 TON—Sxconp Pack—Third column, cond Page—Fitth column, LOST AND FOUND—Finst Pack—First and second col- ne SMAKING—Finst Page—sixth NEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS—lenta Pacr— MISCELLANEOUS—Nintu Pace—Fifth column, SeveENTH P4Ge—Sixth column. % rst column. &C,—SeconpD Pace—Fourth Second column. —Finst Pack—second col- ING. WHOLE NO. 14,161. col- ‘OND Paci—First rth column. th columns. Pace—Third 2-J. N. Sayre, Gentlemen's Furnishing. D. Dumont, Stauioner. W. Smita, Law Books. #-Thomas M. Lynch, Wines. 5—A. B. Davenpor! 6Baumn & Frie 1—McMahon & Morse 2-W. Hi. O Dwye 3-J. Herrick Henry, Lawye kawin L, Trio fj Unk Very eligi! inlet. Very eligi} T. ©. Pinckney, Ross & Kenny, Real kata $f 4. B. Ludden, Lawyer. 6—Northwestern Lite Insurance Company. 7—Homer A, Nelsot B—Albert M Care b—sheridan, Bonynge, Cochran & McEwen, L. §. Benedict. agent. Lawyer. Lawyer. awyer. John Fowler, Jr., Lawyer. Chamber of Lite Insurance, rion T. Lewis, secretary. hy & Chaimer: Na ; Erastus Cooke, ». Lawyer, Lawyer. rrickson, Lawyer. THIRD STORY. Judge Sutherland. “ awyer. y nes, Lawyer E. VD. Jumes. Lawyer. raphers. €—Elisha Bloomer, Real Estate. G. H. Cook, Real Estate. 7—Brigus & Fellows, Lawyera. fac Aitken, Lawyer. 8-¥. © traphayen, Lawyer, 6. . itthews, Lawyer. W. li. Ryan, Lawyer. E. T. Gardner, Lawyer, L, ©. Wilson, Lawyer. W. Durack, Lawyer. To let. 10—Wilkinson & Petors, Trustees of Estate of White My 135 MW. tt 1—Thornion & Harrison & Strong. Lawyers, John Coiter, Sienograp ier. A. E, Woodruf, Lawyer. Rergholz, ngineer. Polk it STORY, Lawyers, 1 Co lection Association. Stenog- r itailroad Company. 24 bdgar Kerchum, iegister in Bankruptey. 34 kdgur Ket Jr.. Lawyer. 4(lenry Wehie, Lawyer. 8 Sultan. Lawyer. 10—Chauucey Shai 13 Nu © Golazier. 3 1. Puelirer, Lawyer, Hariwen B. Whitbeck, Lawyer. jas ins & Crook, Lawyers, urroy & Butzel, Law vers H. au, Lawyer. Wiliams, Yred. W. Kenny, Attorney and Connseilor. Lock woo & Crosby, Lawyers, s. Buhler, Lawyer. FIFTH STORY. 1-L. Skidmore, Lawyer. 3) ‘ 5) eo ohn D, Gute. ay vesant Bank Receiver. w ting, Lawyers. T.BW lawyer. J. B. Roe, | awyer. Internauonal /ublishing Company. Jules Berr. I—Fitch & Fitch, Lawyers. G, Fuller, Lawyer. Hascall & stetson. Lawyers, %& ‘ociety tor Retormation of Juvenile Dennquen ws Se ac nv. P S , J3—Byrne, Everett & Co. Je} Waleh, Halbert & Eckerson, Lawyers, 2K. Logan, Scowh Granite Monuments, ac. 6, W. Car, 4 6 HI 2) Uharles v. Kar i B u T k. G. Stedman, Lawyer ecle, Lawyer. w. Pi ing, code! ag t wyers Lawyers SIXTH STURY, John Townshend, Lawyer. ‘A. Nich lsot ruptey, act of Congress of 141 penter, Lawyer. Otis 7, Hall, Lawyer, GP. Webster, Lawyer. geflerson Ciark, Lawyer, John L. Knigh st WW. Var sh 1. U. Baldwin, iw, Lawyer, Fenton Kockwell, Lawyer. J, A. Lydecker, Ke | Kstate. ©. ©. Lyacener, Lawyer, Henry ‘Carringion, Lawyer. U. W. lompkins, Lawyer. T. H. Milner, Law) ‘Wo passenger PERSONAL. Printing done. I ‘Beeo apply at the new Lyin avenue, near Fort LA A O8T—ON LOAD THE FRENCH STEAWER VILLE 4 deo Paris, on Saturday, May 2%, an. Enyelove market Boyd & Hincken, Ship Brokers, No. 3 William sireot, New york. containing papers of no! vaiue except Bi ir cerantel Mg a cm 1s = same will be re x by eturnin, INC No.3 William sire. © ‘Nem to BOXD & fee & f Worthiess in your li POR aporsvOs—a BEAU TPUL MALE INFANT, one but respectable parties In Institution, 665 Seventh ] OaT—ON SATURDAY, A SMALL, 4 RY Gi Cou OL —FOK EAC 0 mere w American parentage th street, “Y of Pert Ambo R, Dox #10 Post omce, We NJ. LOST AND FOUN the name of Snap. $3 ee od pad eal Ad Nap. $8 rewa 4 turning him to 8 West Forty frst streets Pe OF Fe YELLOW TERRIER DOG Jar, blind of an eve. eive suiti.ble reward. QET—ON SATURDA Madison ave vig ieee News rewarded by leaving it at 102 & RYE ve Gar. going, 10 ne Weller & Schenck, Lawyers. rien, Lawyet Lawyer. ry H. Waddell, General Assignee m Bank Wdersiveve, Lawyer @ Jevators running all the time. COAG) AG THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTAB- LIOHMENT, in the Herald Building, and get your BOND AND A any circumat ADDRESS OF JAMES: rly, RL Return to #2 Spri r \G, ABOUT 8 AGENT. M. HEWITT, JAMS PMI SKYE TERRIER streetand GUIRE, ONA re's Co will be feventy-fourth st. | LOST AND FOUND. He ] ost-LAW PAreRrs, 1N EXCHANGE OF COATS L ‘at Baldwin's on Friday; Return them there, orto PEMBERTON, St Cloud Hotel. Reward, O8T—ON SATURDAY AFIERNOON, AN EN- grayed Stone of head trom a ring, valued as a citt; Supposed to have been lost in Sixth avenue; $5 will be paid for its return to J. HALBERSTADT,’ 63 Prince street, recoud floor. —$$$______,__,— OST—IN WEST THIRTY-THIRD STREET, A SKYE Liferrier Dow, answering to the name of Gyp. A good Toward will be given when returned to the undersigned. ALBEKT GARNIER, 1,292 Broad REWARDS, ~ RCWARD,—LOST, ON SATUKDAY EVENING, $5 Nay wincve block Newfoundland Dog; smalt white marks on his toes. Bring him to 148 Chau street, petween Reid and Patchen avenues, Brook- lyn, REWARD.—LOST, ON WEDNESDAY, A NEW- 10. feanatine Dog, black, white strip in face and Dreast. Whoever, will return the same will receive the above reward at 27! t 1234 street. $10 RENARD REWARD.—LOST, BETWEEN GRAND CEN- avenue, small ideporand Twenty-third street, on Fourth taal binck Wow Above reward. for the tun to Westcott’s Express, Tenth st, and Broad way. $50 KRWARD,.—STOLEN, WHILE STANDING ON corner Liberty and’ William streets, a stem: winding, gold back, open, white taced, ruby-jewelled ama chronometer balanced Watch. ‘lhe above reward will be paid to any one retnrniny same to owner, and no questions aske GSORGE L, WOOD, 246 Pearl st. $50 REWARD.—LO+:T, A GENTLEMAN'S SOLI- SD: taire Diamond Pin, The aboye rewara will be paid by returning to B. R, ELLIOTT, 28 West Ninth street or 893 Broadway, 100 REWARD.CSTOLEN | FROM || DRAWING $ room car at Boston and Albany depot in Bos- ton, a Russia leather Bag. ‘The above reward will be pald and no questions asked om return of bag or contents to party whose name appears on letters and envelopes mside. Address 8, H. box 109 Herald Uptown Branch or $100 REWARD.—STOLEN, ON THE NIGHT OF the 28th inst,, Lady's Watch and Chain, set of jamond Karrings and Locket. The above reward will be paid and bo questions asked by leaving goods at 648 Broadway. KE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT is at 218 Broadway, in the Herald Building. ota ~ SPECIAL NOTICES, east, BRANCH OFFICES. ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED AT UP TO NIN P. . AND NEWSDEALE! WITH !ERAL! Y. ING, AT 1,265 BRO) D’ ALL HOURS S SUPPLIED BETWEEN THIRTY-FIRST AND STREETS; OFFICE OP. 4 281 THIRD A ; ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED TO 7:30 P. EWSDEALERS SUPPLIED AT FIVE LOOK EVERY MORNING, SODA WATER, MINERAL WATERS, GINGER ‘Ales, sparkling Wines; manutacture of complete outits of Apparatus and Materials, with full instruc- tious; all departments of manufacture, bottling and dis- ensing: exclusive Rights in desirable territory; cata logues tre: < MATTHEWS, First avenue, Twenty- sixth and Twenty-seventh streets, New York. ISAAC G, BOYCE, 267 BROADWAY, LAWYER, A Notas rr. Divorces ‘obtained proinptly wii Causes—desertion, incom. atibilliy, hal nesé, infidelity, inhuman ment, co Passports obtained, =DEBILITY BROUGHT ON BY INDISCRETIONS A: and all kindred diseases of men sveedily and radi- cally cured by HENRY A. DANIELS. D.. 144 Lex- ington avenue, near Iwenty-ninth 8 Office hours trom 8 to 3. A KENTUCKY SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY, Re | Havana Lottery, German Government Lot tery. HEOVOK ZeCHOCH, M6 Nassau street; Post office box 5,604. —GERMAN GOVERNMENT LOTTERIES, ROYAL A. Havana Louery; next drawing June iz; prizes cashed and information given, WACHSMANN & ©., Bankers, Post office box 5,316. 75 aud 77 Nassau street. Anto8 CAN MAKE A HUNDRED PER CED « week by Investing $5) or 8100 in stock Privil Parties wishing to know how it is done should «: F our 72 page book, entitled “Men and Idioms of » Address JOHN HICKLING & CU., Bank- 72 Broadway. New York. D&AWINGS OF THE KENTUCKY Shelby College L RERTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS (G3—May 29, 1875, 22 42 63, 67, 44, 54,2. 77, ST, 80, 45, xxrea crass 419—may 29, i873, 6), 8, 15, 54 77, 20, 21, 65, 39 KY. CLAgS 87, 75, 8, 74, 40, , 3 72. S488 ELDY, Cats 410—way 29. 1875, 63, 65, 67, 65, 35, 58, 24, 32% shixh 4°Co- banagers, C ton, Ky; Post . Managers, Covington, Ky.: ox 2761, New Bork ee Orns = A —PARKS, EMERSON & ©O, AGENTS FOR « Keniucky State Lotteries, drawn daily. Roval Havana Lottery, drawn every 17 davs. Kentucky Single Number ‘Lotiery. drawn June 2 Prizes cashed. Information turnished and circulars sent by addressing PAKKS & CO., 180 Broadwa: 4; Post office box 5272. Private oftiee attached. ‘Office hours 7 A Cees Spring Mecting. 1875, ay 28, 29 and 31, Trains leave Hanter's Point at 9:90 and 11 A.M. and 1, 2:90 and 4:90 P.M, Ma, Directors’ Match—3 P.M.” bhort Kange Match—3:15 Ma Leech Cup Long Range Match. ‘Conditio me asin the al Mate! Will be competed tor by the m-mbers of the Ameri- can Team and other distinguished ridemen at Il A. M. Military Shore and Long fa ry short and Long Range, Matches at ll A % - Pool shooting each day. Post entries may be mide on the Range. ASES OF MEN AND IMPORTANT MEDICAL and Surgical Cases a specialty. HENRY A. DANIELS, Mv. M4 Lexington avenuv, near Twenty- ninth strest. Office hours from # to 3. FIAVARA, LOTTERY.—9510,000 IN PRIZES, EVERY 15 days ax follows: z Gue Prize of $100,010, one of.+..00......... ose 4+ $50,000 Two Veimex of $2,000 $6000, oe 10;000 wad” owe $3 other prizes amounting to. 0 Total $510,000 Prizes cashes jon tres,” Highest rice pall or doub'oons and governments. J. B, MAK INCL & CO. bankers, 19 Wall street, Fear basement, New York. Fost office box 4,085. UNTING AND FISHING SUITS, COATS, PANTS, Ho veias ttata. Wading Jackets ae; We lerproots, well made. H. ©. SQUIRES, No. 1 Cortlandt street! near Broadway. DEWRCRST, PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL plasterer, at his new sho Seventh avenue, near Forty-iluth street: the larvest stock and newest designs of centrepieces and plaster Ornaments packed and shinped to ail parts of the country; orders by mail promptiy attended to for ail kinds of plastering and re- State Lotteries, SIMMONS, DICKINSON, & CO. Manay KENTUCKY. RXTRA Chass NO, 33— 78, 70, 16, 67, 25, 32, 23 63, Gi WNTUCRY. CLASS NO. SM—may 29, i875, S, 6, TU, 4, 35 33, 4 36, BARRY, EXTRA CLASS KO. , 1, 1 & 2 8 OL, 74 4, 62, RENRY. CLAts NO. 44) —Mar 29, 1875, 53, 42, 61, 35," 57, 25, 83, 17, 68 48 7 16, Full information ‘by applying to or ‘addressing J. CLUTE, 20) Bway, first Moor, rear office, or P. 0. b. 4,96 SIMMONS, DICKINSON & COS GRAND + monthly distribution of the Kentucky State Lot- on the Havana plan, to be drawn June 26. Also 1 Havana of Cuba, drawn Jane 12 Full intormation by aoplyiug to cr aliressing J; CLULE, authorized te K OFFICIAL DRAWING OP THE KENTUCKY | agent, 2 Broadway, or Post office box 4,959. Rove HAYA LoTmmRY 0,000 distributed im prizes every 16 da; Next drawing June 1 * 1 Erize of. $100,000 1 Prize of, reco) | 2 Prizes of sow 1 Prize ot 1000 1 Prize of 300 23 Prizes of $10 each 200 £91 other 'rizes, amounting to : Been | Circuiars of intermation furnished fy rs fillet, Prizes cashed. Spanish Kank Bills, Doubloons and Gov- eraments purchased, TAYLOK & CO,, Bankers, 1 Wall street, New Yorn. BKst IN THE CITY, Try ij the exceilent Lager Beer, by JACOB BLANK, 10) Third avenue, between Twelfth aw? Thirteenth s JEWELRY, &C. A KER STRERT, NEAR BROADWAY. Liberal advances upon Diamonds, Watches, Jew- elry, Pianos, &e.. or the same bought. Also Pawnbrok- ers’ tickets bought at 77 Bleecker street, up stairs, DVANCES MADE ON GOODS LEFT ON COMMIS. sion, Diamonds, Watches, Jewerly, Sliverware, Pianos, Silks, Laces &e., bought and sold, business con: Aential, s. FIRUSKI, loz Nassau street, corner Aun, rst floor. AT ROBMUT J, ROSESTHAL'S, NO. 8 ELEVENTH street, three doors west of ‘Broadway, formerly with Jackson of #06 Broadway, Diamonds, Watches Jewelry, Siiks. camel's halr shawis and all kinds of personal property bought and sold. Goods taken on commission. T MY PRIVATE RESIDENOER, teenth sireet, corner Seventh avenue, I pay the highest, prices tor, Diamonds, Watches, Jeweiry, &c ISAACS, 16) West Fourteenth &., late of Thirteenth st, 16) WEST FOUR. Pp Azonns, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, and other articles, aired ata very small advance ler, 1,190 Broadway, near Tw ought and sola back when de GEO, ©, ALL N, Jewel- ity-ninth street. IPHE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, 218 Broadway, have unsurpassed facilities tor doin; all kindy of Printing with unusual prompiness and at moderate prices. BROADWAY, OVER HERALD : UrTOwN 1.267 Branen omes, room: B patton. tor tndh braved 1.287 Rromdwae Diamonds Watehaw teen &c., bought and sold, LINLO BROS, | a | el ss Pool Koow on Monday,’ May 3i, selling on all | SPORTING—DOGS, BIRDS, &C." AW 2OR, SALE ALL KINDS OF FANCY DOG Birds, &c.; Medic! fe sons Prepare Food Sor mocking birds, at 3. G. DOVEY"8, No, street, near Cagal: —vU8T IMPORTED, NOIEER FINE ate + ment of Dogs, Birds, Rabbits, Guinea 8, Mal ite." Medicines for all diseases, at £8 MYERS’, No, § West Third street, OR SALE—A THOROUGHBRED NEWFOUND. land Dog; is about one year old. Cali at 166 West Forty-first street, $ Greene Cats fHE TURF A WFLEETWOOD PARK. : . JUNE MEETING. Premiunis, $10,000. FIRST DAY, MTH, Purse $800; three minute class; $450 to first, $250 to second, $10 to third. Purse $1,500; 2:25 class; $900 to first, $400 to second, 16TH, $200 to third. SECOND DAY, Furse $400; 2:45 class; $480 to first, $:00 to second, $100 to third. $2,000 2:24 class; $90 to first, $600 to secoad, sto tnfrdgsiud to fourths 0 third, $400 to fourth, eto DAY, 18TH, Purse $1,00); 2:4 class: $580 Lo first, $900 to second, $15) tothird. Purse $4,500; tree for all; Same Day—2:%1 class—Purse $1,000; $550 to first, $300 to second, $15 to third, All the above races to be mile heats, best three in five, in harness, "Eentries to close May 31, at Johnson Brog! rooms, Twenty eighth street and Broadway, at 9 P.M, When eight of more horses startin a race the distance will be 130 yards. JOUNSON BROS., Proprietors, D. Taian, Superintendent, A WELEETWOOD | PARK, MONDAY, | MAY SL— Sweepstake, $200; mite heats, best 4 in 8, in har- Ress, at 2 o'clock, prompt. H. Peterson's br. m_ Miss Drew, F. Lowndes’ b. in. Buteher Girl, G. Palmer's br. g. Hairy, C, Brown's b, m. Clara, D. TaLtman, Sup't. JOHNSON BROS,, Props. AUSTION AND. FRENCH POOLS HOLD AT JOUN SON’S Pool Room, corner of Twenty-eighth street and Broadway, this evening and all day ‘Tuesday, on the trots at Prospect Park. 7. B. & W. H. JOHNSON, verr ry AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD AT JOHN. SON'S POOL ROOM, corner Broadway and Twenty- eighth street, on Trotting at Prospect Park, on Monday evening and Tuesday atternoon until 3 o'clock, z Wo H. & 1. }OHNSO: UCTION AND FRENCH POOLS SOLD EVERY morning and evening during the meeting on the irom at Prospect Park, at the Kew York Turf Exchange, 15 West ‘Twenty-eight street, the track, commencing each Jools will also be sold on, day atl P.M. KELLY, BLISS & CO. LEETWOOD PARK;—ELEVENTH MEETING OF the Saratoga Trotting Associutiom, Monday, May SL Class 3: mile heats, to waxons—M. Myers’ bli, s. John Case. Jr.; A. 8. Odel’s b. m. Christine “Nilsson, "E. Odell’s br. ‘m,’ Dot.” Class 2;" mile heats, best three In five, in, hrrness—John Rogers’ b. g. Genuine, H. Kelly's bmi. Pauline Lucea, Wm. Thoms’ bik. m. Gertrade. Class 1 heats, best three in five, in harness—J. L. Doty'a sg, Mortime:, Win. Thoms’ D. &. Saratoga Boy. A.s. Odeil’s s g. Star Henry. H, Kelly's b. m. Belle Rey, J. Olcott . & Whirlwind. Races to commence at 3p. M, sharp. JOHNSON BROS, Proprietors, Dann TALLMAN, Bu nt. OTICE—FLEETWOOD PARK JUNE MEETING.— We withdraw the free for ali on the 18th and sub- Stitu(e Purse of $1,U0v tor 2:31 horse. See programine in Herald. JOHNSON rHER: pPosrecr, PARK FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION. SPRING MEETING, June 1, 2,3and & Premiums $12,000, FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, JUNE 1. Purse No. 1—$1,0.0; for horses that have never beaten $600 to Hirst, $200 to second aud $10) to third, James Dougrey, Jr., enters g. m_ Sleepy Mary. P. J. McGinnis enters b. 8. n Bruce. John Trout enters b. g. T. B. Frei W. ». Brooks enters bik. g. Pat McCann, John H. Philips enters brn. s, Compe KR. 5. Sister enters b. ¢. Carrollton (Captain Jack), K. &: Bententers b. ui. Nettle Binlew (Nettie). R Thornton enters b. m, Vesta, Thomas O'Conner enters bik. g. Valean, Dan Mace enters b. m. Maud. J. H. Martin enters ch rt H. W. Howe enters br. g. Davia. B. ©. Ford enters b. g. n Ford (Dandelion). F. J. Nodine enters b. g. Hampton. James H. Goldsmith enters b. m. Efe Dean. i a Speotard oreo Lyre’ Murphy enters b. in, Beulah. C: 8. Green enters br. m. Vornado Maid, Sane Day—Purse No. 2—$1,50), tor horses that have eral pearen 2 $90 to first $450 to second ana $150 hid. John Trout enters g. m. Sea Foam. 3. Walker enters bik. m, May Burd Barney Ke 1875. 1978. W. Lovell enters br. % W. bargent enters b. m. Lady Banke John Murphy enters b. ¢, Chiarite Green. R. Thornton enters ¢.g. Roya: George. Dan Mace enters bik. m. Blanche. FE. ©, White enters b. g. Ed. White. M. Carroll enters br. s Jubilee Lambert, Buld Doble enters pr. m, Clementine. C8. Green enters br. g. Major Root E. Deckenberch enters b. m. kitty D. SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, JUNK 2, Purse No. 361,50, tor horses that have never beaten | 2:51. $900 to first, $450 to second and $1) to third. Ben Mace enters b. m. Nellie Walton, John Prout enters g. u. Charlie Howe. Israel Deuton enters bra. g. Jim Lavby. B. J. Murphy enters b. g. Allen, W.'b. Thoms enters bra. g. Phil O'Neil, Jr. Joun Murphy enters bro. m. Lady Dahiman, M. Roden entere g. m. Heitherbioom. John |. Doty enters bro. ¢. Windemere, Dan Mace enters bik g. Art Thomas ) wane enters bra. Wright & Norcross enter bi M. Carroll enters b. g. Dustin Jim, 2, beaten 2:22; $1,590 to first, $750to second and $.50 to third. ‘Ben. Mace enters bi g. Dan, Mace enters bru. Green enters brn. g- W. B. Smith enters bik. Buda Doble enters b. g. 5 THIRU DAY, THURSDAY, JUNE 3. Purse No. 5—$1,\0), for horses thathave never beaten 2:40; $600 to first, $30 to second and $1W to third. Jobn Frout enters o. ¢ Haviland, John Murphy ent-rs brn. m. Lady Trimble. Geo. Jones cuters b. m. Lady Bunche. Joun H. Phillips enters bro. 8. Compeer. nsation. . Vani R. J. slater enters b, g. Carrollton (Captain Jack). J.B. Gilbert enters bik, m. Littie Dorritt T. H. . hepherd enters b. m. Rosie, W. Lovell enters s. g. Clifion. H. W, Howe enters brn. ¢. David. rab. i. Carrie N. ers bik. g. J. G. Blaine, ers b. m. Volunteer Maid, maith enters >. m. Ke Dean, x Day—Purse No 6~$1,%0, for horses that fave beaten 2 24; $00 to first, $4 to second and $150 Ben ce enters wg. Crown Prince. Northrup & Martin enser b. g. Mystic. Thomas O'Connor enters b. ¢. George. ©. 8. Green enters eb. ¢. George B. Daniels Dan Mace enters bro. g. Vanity Fair. W. Hi, Harrison enters & m. Susie, Jonn A, Bochelor enters b. g. Jobo H. FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY, JUNE'& Purse No, 7—$1,00), tor borses what have never beaten $900 to first, $450 to second and $16) to {hint Ben Mace enters v. in. Linnie Case. J. J, Bowen enters rn. g. Honest Hai vohn Trout enters s. 1 H. Ham en M. Carroll J Nogine mes H. Gold £ W. 8. Thoms enters ri John Murphy enters 0. uM. ch. A rit H Happy Jonn, ight & Norcross enter bIK, g. Ned Forrest. ‘arroll eaters b, m. Amy. « Jas. H. Goldsmith enters Lady Morrison. eta Same Dav—Parso, No. §—$1,500, for horses that have never beaten 2:2); $90 to first, $45) w second and $150 w third. ‘Ren Macs enters b. m. Nellie Walton. . B. Holton enters b. s Orange Blosom. John H. Phillips enters b. m. tila Madden, b. J. Murphy euters b. &, Tip Allen. M. Roden e: bra. ¢ J. 1. Colman Dan Mace ew ‘Arthur, W. T. Dickson en E. C. White John H, Be Ww. Cray x. Jack Dra helo: enters dun g, Frank 8. jord enters brn. m. Ancie Collins, y ‘clock. sharp. good day and track. , @ranG stand and stretch, $1 Members must show their badges at the gates. Messrs. Kelly, Bilis & Co. of the New York Turt Exchange, fwenty-cighth street, New York, will have charge of the pools for the reason of 1875. Eu, REED, President. | Superintendent. HOMAS' EXCHANGE, 1389) BROADWAY.—THIS Ti Coablishnient, long” and favorably" known Thomawv billiard, bowling and art wailery, having ai me extensive alterations, will be opened asa first deri wents, commencing with the Prospect Park races. = OLIVER L. MARSHALL, Auctioneer. CALUDAGES, &C. ‘—J. €, DEYO, OF JACKSON CITY, ich, with 50 head of those Michigan Borse: ata. 8. CHAMBERLLY's, between Lexington and thi avenues, wenty-ffih street. Will be sold according tothe times. TWO WHEEL 4% built by a first HORSE: RRIVED AGAIN Mi VHITE CHAPEL DOG CART, s mak Ne used, will be sold low. Apply at the te si No. 8 West Thirty. sixth street, in the forenoon or eveniny SECOND HAND CARRIAGES. One Landau, nearly Bew, our make, small Clarence and Coupe, Victoria, six-passenger Rockaway, Road Wagons, J. B. BREWSTER 4 CU., of Twenty-filth street, HED TEAM. OF SYYLISH CARRIAGE aark bay, 7 years, full 16 hands, pertectiy NNAN, stable, Seventh avenue t. oF office of Marlborough hirty -cignth street. =FOR SALE—FOUK HORSES; FIF ANZ KIND OF + harness; are young and warranted in every re- anect; a as: be sold on account of the death of my father. A =LANDAULET, LANDAU, CLARENCES, COUPES, + Phaetons, Depot Wagons taken in exchange, less than ha't cost. ‘The largest assortment ot Pony Phactons in the city. HAM, 10 East Pourth street. BARGAIN.—FOR 8A HORSE AND TRUCK, With work, Apply at prer I East Riv iN FINE LADY® SADDLP FOR SALE=AT i Wa MOUe sty Pifly-eeventh street between I bird and Laxingtan ava A Res Horses sound, WILLIAM DRE and Thirty-reventh str House, Sixth avenne and HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C, FFPFFFF If RRRRRR. EEBEE F it R F ns RB B Fer Ht Eranns: Eres ¥ uw oR R EF ik R R g fT 8 R ¥ 1 Rk R EREEEB ® ELEGANT CARRIAGES, slightly damaged by the FIRE IN OUK REPOSITORY, MAY 26 NOW FOR SALE AT A GREAT SACRIFICE, BY ORDER OF ‘IHE INSURANCE COMPANIES, Our Stock comprienes— 10 fisve nt Landaus, Park Phaetons, $ leather front Lancaus, 12 light Rockaways, 9 Landaulettes, 9 Pony Phactons 3 tanga, FE etP tone rin Coaches, lowe 6 Co 6 George 1V, Phaetons, 10 fine T Carts, 4 Dog Carts, ISextension top Phaetons, 10 ey seat Buggies, 3 Surrey Carts, 10 Windsor Phae: 1) Brett 40 Ladies’ Basket Ph 18 Victor iy 15 Cabriolets, 11 Coupe Kockaways, 15 fine six-seat Rockaways, lined in brown, green, claret and blue sating, goat skins and cloth. ‘This is an opportunity to parties who are in w TWENTY-FIVE of carriages to buy and save fro ‘O FIFTY PER CENT. Oar stock is only slightly damaged by water on the painting; no damage to linings. We aust sell our ENTIRE STOCK IN THIRTY DAYS to make room to repair our warerooms.* AT DEMAREST & CO,'S, Manufacturers of fine Carriages, 6.8 and 630 Broadway, We shall give our usual guarantee tor one year, the f had no fire. At PRIVATE SALE. FOR ACCOUNT OF AN ESTATE, FOUR-YEAR-OLD “HAPPY MEDIUM” of perfect form and great. promise; broken ; mild disposition; bay, with black pol Wohs handy ull: wow in the'hands of Mr. Barr, on Long ‘Island; wall be negotiated for through our house (ARCH, JOHNSTON'S) tor two weeks at private sale, A THIS HORSE Is BELIEVED TO BE WITHOUT EQUAL a8 regards galt. disposition and form, and, for the Very limited handling he has received, shows wou- Geriul promise ot xpeed. The owner and breeder, opposed to the prevalent mode ot press- ing colts, allowed him to run Ull past three years Old ‘He w' | rank ainong the first in the country. Te hay never ce where he was foaled. dv EOF ARCH. JOHNSTON to 2° THIRTEENTH SYREET, PLAGE. —MAJOR CHAS. W. BARKER, AUCTIONEFR, {BRE FOLLOWING VALUABLY trotting and thor. gughbred Stock. the propery ot J. CARTiR BROWN, Esq., of ast Greenwich, R. f.. will be offered for pos itive sale to-morrow (Tuesday), June 1, at 11 o'clock. at Barker & Son's City Auction Mart and New York Tatier- sail’s, corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninta street, and comprising ENVY, chestnut filly, bred by J. C. Brown: foaled May 5, 1874; got by imported Hampton Court; dai Fanny, by Long Island Black Hawk: second dam by Old Abdallah. BAGGARMAN, black coit, bred by J. ©. Brown ; foaled May 14, 1874; got by imported Hampton Court: dam ‘ALLION. utherto been three miles from the AT HIS MART, 19 EAR UNIVERSITY Charity, by Habcock’s Figaro; second dam Kate Hayes, by His Black Hawk, GLBPAM, brown filly. brea by C. A Lloyd, New Jersey; foaled 3872: m Naphtha, ot by imported Leamington; d by imported Eclipse; second dam Echo. b third dam Maria [nnis, by imported Yor! TUR ABOVE are recorded in Bruce’ American Stud Books. STUOK now on exhibition. A GREAT chance lor breeders. —vON'T DELAY. DON'T DELAY. RIDE To-DAY RIDE TO-DAY BEHIND W'SLEY P, BALCH’S. EXTRA (DINARY LOT ot TROPITNG Horses, TO BE SOLD at BANKE? & SON'S City Auction Mart and New York Tatiersalls, corner of ‘broadway and Lexington; ‘ire, &c., 4c, Trotting and ‘Thiety-muth street, cn “Tuesday next, dune 1, at 1 ocho MR. BALCH wants you to come and RIDE before uo . " DON'T DELAY, BUT COME At ONCE. —MAJOR CHAS. W. BARKER, AUCTIONERR. + Will be psitively without reserve, this day Ma‘ at 10 o'clock, at the pri stanlo Last Twenty-third street, near Third avenue, the rivate establishment of D. L. PETTEE, Esq., and comprisini KLEGANT PATR closely matched bay Carriage Horses. nd appearance ; 163g high, 8 and 9 years old; fine styk warranted kind. JHE WELL KNOWN bay Trotting Gelding Cardinal, 18% high, IL old; river; has a record of 214135; warranted sound nA Be AUSIFUL CHESTNUT sorrel Trotting Mare, got by 8.90 of Toronto Chie( and Lady Brooks, dam by Napo- leon, 154 hig, 6 years old; ® very prompt and gam driver; ‘untrsined and can trot in three minutes, aud warranted sound and kind. ELEGANT CHESTNUT sorrel Trotting Mare, full sister to above, 15% high, 7 years old; splendid driver; can ‘o* in three minutes and is warranted sound and kind. HIGH BRED GRAY Trotting Gelding, got by Tom Won- der, outof Lady Brooks, 14% high, 12 yours old; prompt, handy deiver; can trot in ‘2:45; ‘Warranted sound and Kind. BROWN FAMILY or business Horse, 1586 high, 10 years old; free driver: stands without tying: warranted CLARENCE, BY Brewster of Broome street; Barouche, by Wood iiros,: top Wavon, Pole and Shafts; Busi Gig. top Busitiess Gig, Boston Chaise, stivers leis! Pole and Shatis; double and single Harness by Ruck; Dunseomb, &c.; bear, wolf and tox Robes, Lap Robes, Blanke Bits, stable Tools, dc. CATALOGUE! at BARKER & BON'S, corner of Broadway and Thirty-ninth street NO POSTPONEMENT and sale posttivs A WMAIOR CHAS. W. BARKER, AUCTIONEER, . INTENSE FURORE INTENSE FURORE OVER WESLEY P. BALCH OF 23 Blackstone street, Boston, EXTRAORDINARY Sean pres od sale AND THE tastest green Trotters EVER SEEN or kuown, [0 TARR place at BARKIE & wON's City Auction rtand New York Tattersalls, corner Broadway and ‘Thirty-muth street, to-morrow’ (Tuesday), June 1, at iL o'clock. a TWENTY-FIVE HEAD of most, fashionably n 2:50 down to 2: Ethan Allen, Daniel ‘olunbus, imp. ‘c., and incinding the world- LICKNSE, with record of bred in America, thate: Kalrownle, Lewiston Roy, ous chestnut Geldin hs. harness, Comee, a full simer co Jos Harker's Juno, a full sister to Lizzie Keeler, a tull brother to Manee's St. Elmo, a full brother to Thomas P. Wallace's Purity. £c. EVERYBODY WLLL be given the opportunity of riding behind and testing the speed and driving qualities of any of the stock betore the sale. CATALOGUES AT the Spirit and Turf offices, or at BAKKER & SON'S, corner of Broadway and Thirty- ninth street, SALE WITHOUT reserve ot postponement. STOCK NOW on exhibition. A’ AUCTION TO-MORROW (TUESDAY), JUNE 1, AT 11 O'CLOCK, BY VAN TAPSELL & KEARNBY, attheir Auction Mart, 110 and 112 bast Thirteenth street, FAMILY ESTABLISHMENT AND GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT. TEAM DARK CHESTNUT MORGAN HORSES, 15 high, land 12 years oid; kind and true in ness, itee from vice, fear nothing: are in y Way asate and reliable been used by the present owner the past fiv and sold only on account of going abroad. HARNESS—DOUBLE BARN MADE BY STILL ings PARK PHAETON. IN GOOD ORDER, BUILT BY Wood Bros ; Livery -uits, Blankets, Robes, £c, TROTTING MARE—BAY TROTSING MAKE LADY Whitmore, sired py Le hong Hambletonian, dam an American star mare; Is 15% hands high, 7 years old; trotted, when 4 yearsold; in 2:35; has been used on the road since and can now beat 2:40; bas no record; is in every way a superior roadster aud ser WARNS NEARLY New, AND TOP ROAD WAGON, BUC LITTLE USED, BUILT to order by Brewster & Co. of Broome a ALSO AN BLBGANT PONY ESTABLISHMEN A WRRIVATE STABLE ON LEXINGTON AVENUE, + pear Twenty-third street, 5 stalls anu apartments for coachman to letatiow rent Apply to ROBERT In- WIN, 264 West Fort: ond street A WAT COM, TO, CLOSE, BUSINESS, MY, FINE + stock of Carriages, all my own make, now in pository, No. 141 West Broadway, “tore must be v: cated by June 15, CHARLES GRUBE. —THE LARGEST ASSORTMEN OF CARRIAGES, nd prices to suit th of mew and second hand Landaus, Clarence Pee feer and six seat Rockaways, four and six seat Park Phae- tons, extension top, pony and doctor's Phaetons: top and road Wagons (Brewster, Dusenbury and other good hers), Depot “i }xpress Skeleton Wagons, tract ulkies, Caffrey's make: also nese, Sheets, Whips, ke WM. 4. GRAY, 20 and 2 Wooster street. . LADY's TURNOUT FOR SALE CHEAP. AND. A eo 5 hands, 7 years old; warranted sound and kind, beaatiful top Phaeton, gold mounting: with ilaroess to match, ‘at private stable, 83 bast Tweltth street ARRIVED THIS MORNING FROM ILLINOIS, 25 A food Wo trom 5 to 8 years old, suitabl for all purposes cheap. Apply at 176 Merc: sireet, near Ble and Pony Phi AST care, latest cesigns and finest quality. quay: 4. 8 FLANDRAY, S72 and bid Broome street fold stand of Brewster A WOXE, CUARENCE, ONE, COUPE, OXE PilAg- + toa, one Victoria,’ one Wayonetts, one T Cart; also one set of Double Warnes, all y. all used by a private family. To be seen at M.UCRLEY'S, 109, Mil and 113 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue, ELEGANT Cabriolets, Rockaways and 2:28 to the pole, full brother to | _ HORSES, CAKKIAGHS. &C. HAND LANDAU. BY BREWSTER & CO, Klass quarter Coach by Dun; six se 7 ton; extension top Phaeton; light Rockaway; two new top Bi ios a onew top Bugeies Wy" Brew ey, 460 Thira avenue, PRICE FOUR CENTS. 0- suit 40 1armer, express or grocery ; two Mares eachs $4 Coupe Kook way For oat Wagon, two Exe press Wagous and Harness, all very cheap. 0. 401 Sev- S NY PARTY LEAVING THE CITY WHO WOULD A like to have thetr Horse taken good care of and driven only by a lady to a light phaeton will please ad- dress W. E. &, box 5,061 Post office. ent , corner Thirty-second street. $125 EACH FOR TWO CHUNKY BUILT CAN- ada Horses, 154 hands, Sand7 years old; sold on account of loss iy Business: warranted as reprey sented. Apply at 258 West Twenty-second street FOR SALE, FOUR HORSES, SUITABLE FOR ny =| ALE, FO 3] AL toner greet or any business, at halt value: a | Wt PUR A ce me irial allowed. 475. Canal street, uear Hudson, in black- CORNER LIQUOR STORE FOR SALK—DOING & sinith shop. A.WROS SALE, SIX HORSES, FIT FOR TRUCK. + fatmer or any business, a sacrifice; atrial al- lowed. 55 South Filth avenus Honston streets, GENTLEMAN'S TUKNOUT.—A VERY FINE brown Horse, 153g hands high, very stylish, war- Fanted sound and kind; fine half spring top Wagon and Harness: Browster one-man Road Wagon. No. 5 West Thirteenth street. FINE PONY PHAETON—ON ACCOONT OF GOING fo Kuropo will selt my Phaeton cheap: used only 6 8 Mra. HORTON'S Phaeton, Taliman’s stable, 47 at Jones street. BREWSTER wit, BROOME, STREET ago seat side bar Wagon for sale, in go 203 West Twentieth street. ietnbie ema um Gi (A. GAY'S TURNOUT FOR SALE.—DARK cust. Nut forse, 154 hands; the most stylish fe horse in the city to ride or drive. Pony I'h canopy; gold mounted Harness, used bat a Also & Park Phaeton, to seat four. Can be seen at Con. tinental stables, 148 West Thirty-ninth street. Will be sold ata sacritice, owner having gone to Lurope. A TWILL SELL THIS DAY. FOR HALF VALUE, + an extra handsome and stylish light shitting top Boad Wagon and Harness, city made, with pole and shafts; also one very ight One man Trotting Wagon. & perfect gem, and a top Pony Phaeton and Harness, sin- gle and doubie. Call and examine; bargains for cash: Must sell. Inquire for A. PRAKSON, at Club Staple, No, 6 Kiguteenth street, near Fifth avenue. =I AUTHORIZE THE SALE OF BAY CANADIAN 4. Pony; also two other Uorses; on account of my husbaud’s death; young and sound; fit for farmer or Any business; $75, $43, $100. No: 8 Harrison street, be- tween Hudson and Greenwich. A BARGAIN BEAUTIFUL, DAPPLED | GRAY Horse, 15.8, sound and kind, 6 years, Pilot stock, trotted 2:55, § years old; side bar top Wagon, tall spring top Wagon, Harness, Blankets, €c., best city makers, good as new. Private stablé No. 6 West Nineteenth Street, hear Fifth avenue. (CuEAY FOR CASH —THE HANDSOMEST TEAM OF Kentucky Mares in the city ;16 hands; sound, kind; trot In threé minute: lady to drive} Pony ew: best city makers, near Fifth avenue. Phaeton, Harness, &e. No. 6 West Nineteenth strev DD. 3 2UNHAM, (Late WOODRUFF & DUNHAM, + of Rahway, N. J., bogs to inform the public that he has removed trom Irving street to 137 Hamilton street, and continues the manufacture ot fine Carriages and light Wagons of the newest and most popular styles, unsurpassed ip any respect, at reduced prices. A large assortment of second-hand Carriages, light and heavy, open and close, adapted to city and country, at great bargains to reduce the stock. M, Rahway, N. J, D. B. DUNHA’ LEGANT BAROUCHE, CLARENCE, PARK Phaeton, Coups Rockaway and two top Wagons; all new, and built by Miner & Stevens; can be bought at yery low figures. TWO TOP ROAD WAGONS, GOOD AS NKW, BUILT BY BREWSTER & CO., OF BROOME STREET. TWO TWO-WHEELED DOG CARTS AND ‘ONE T CART, BUILT BY WOOD BROS. TWO TOP ROAD WAGONS, NEARLY NEW, BUILT BY J. B. B&&WSTER & CO., OF TWENTY-FIFCH STRE«T. Top. and no-top Pony Phactons, extension top Phae- PRockaways, Park Phaetons, Depot Wagous, 4¢., ton: &c., at private “VAN TASSELL & KEARNEY, 10 and 112 East Thirteenth street IRST CLASS PONY PHAETONS, WITH AND WITH- out tops, at a bargain: aiso fine Victoria, pole and shafts, equally low. 1.695 Broadway, corner of Forty- sixth street. OR SALE—A PAIR OF FAMILY COACH HORSES, black, 16 hands, kind and geutle; also Landau, built by Binder, of Paria, Can be seen al Bradley's stables, No. 8 Bast Tharty-first street, antil 1 o’clock every day for oue Week. A SOUND PAIR OF HANDSOM: can trot in 344. Can be seen un Pe BAY Monday aitornoon at Park stables, Sixty-second sireet, near Fi venue, WOR SALE. RAL VERY SUPERIOR YOUNG Road Horse: first class, high bred stock; fine size, color. tion; speed 3 minutes Lh ad LEAVITT, Flushing, L. 1. JOR SALE—A CHESTNUT STALLION, 8 YEARS old, by Breckenridge, dam Ariel; to be'seen at the fable of Michael Rog Prospect Park Fair Grounds. F°% SALE—EXTENSION TOP PHAETON, NEARLY new, best maker. Inquire at 783 Sixth avenue. ROBERT BURNS, OR SALE—A VERY STYLISH, HANDSOME BAY, 6 years, 15's hands; an extra fine saddie horse; a lady ean drive lum: fears nothing; trots In 2:55, single or double arranted sound, kind and true. At P. ULA- REY'e stable, 2 Bast Elghteenth street. ‘Inquire for ck. {OR SALE—PONY PHAETON, HORSE AND HAR. ness. Apply at 39) West Fitty-first street. {OR SALE—A FINE CITY BUILT SIDE-BAR TOP ‘Wagon, with pole and snatts; is as.good as new; has been lately painted and tsio first class order; price $225; also.a track Sal« y -Couge, nearly new, price Apply at private stable 215 West Fitteeath street JOR SALK—AN ELEGANT FULL SIZED BAR. iche, made to order: good as new low price. Apply to VAN TASSBL, Iv East Thirteenth street, of DUNGHUers stables, Mighty-seventh street, east” of Fourth avenue, Laan SALR—ONE SOBREL MARE; WILL SUIT butcher or express: will be sold cheap as the owner fagping to leave the city. Leroy street, near Washington. ‘OR SALE—A HORSE, 7 YEARS OLD, STOUT itable tor track or butcher wagon. Tu- nd 40 First avenue, between Twenty-firth the coal yard. OR SALE—FIRST CLASS LIGHT RUNNING Ba- With full slip fining, used y private family, At reasonabie price. l.quire ot WOUD BROTHERS, No. 1,350 Broadway. OR SALB—A GRAY I years Can be seen until sold at No. NY. 4g HANDS HIGH, § ‘sound and kind: sate for chil. 5 ader saddle; free from eet. dren to rive vice. At store E—SIX YEARS OLD; E ad in all harness, and I at 289 rast Fu enty-uinth street until sold. 1OR SALE CHBAP—AN ELEGANT BRIGHT BAY Couve or Carriage Horse, 16 hands high, 6 vears ola has been used by a_private family and is warranted sound aud kind. Inquire in private house 382 Stxty-sixth street, between First and second avenues, POR SALE CHEAP—A' LADY'S TURNOUT; AN ELE. gant Diack Horse, 15hands high, 6 years old; war ranted soni and kind ; also ast of gold mounted Harness and top Pony Phaston, neatly new. Inguire in private house 8 Sixty-sixth street, between First and Second avenues, WOR SALE=BLACK CANADIAN HORSE, 16 IEANDS, ¢ $125, sultable for grover, truck of ; also Iruck and Harness, In- quire for carm: wd F°, SALB—A BEAUTIFUL PONY PHAETON, BEEN used but a few times. Can be seen at private stable 187 West Thirty-eighth atres Fre SALE—HORSE, TOP BUGGY AND HARNESS; bay hh 15% hands six years: stylish, prety driver, fine action, nice stepper. Apply for two days teed store 870 Hudson sireet. FIARSESS STE CHEAPEST HARNESS STORE 1s New York: good buggy ae made. $i7; rocer"s ress, od milkman’ Jarnes 80: aod double Truck’ Harness, $9; good stable Diag’ ets $l 30, Ploaae call and exasnine ior Yourseltos Fidhtk 4 OSBURNE, 71 Barclay street New York. H* Ess, HORSE Bl yy ey riage ipments of iy ring snd summer use. ©. M. MOSEMAN & ‘BRO. anafacturers, 114 Chambers street. ARNESS.—FOR VERY LOW, A FINE F‘ionnie tiarness, as good as new; alsy two One, new. light, single Harnesses. At 1463 Kast Fiity-ainth street, second floor. ARNESS.—TWO NEW SINGLE SETS OF PINE Buggy Harness cheap, Apply at 2i4 West Thirty seventh street, segond tioor, between 12 and 1 o'clock, or in the evening. ADY SUFFOLK HARNESS EMPORIUM, 106 Broadway. are now offering al retail the largest atoek Maddies, Bridies, Whips, Sheets, Ac. in, the city; harviess ail custom made and warranted, We fnvite rison of our ie wi an: ouse in. rade. hear Hoee MILLER, MORRISON & CO, ATCHED COACH HORSES.—N, H. SMITH, OF Har. Trumansburg, N.Y. will be in York June 1 with ten pairs matched Coach Horses, jorses, These Horses stand 153 to 16. bay and black colors; all closely mate! very fine, Wil be found at stable No. iol Bast third street June 1. ‘0 BROADWAY EXPENSES. 28) Carriages, be Mg) Sulkies; 100 sete Harness, new and second hand; ay competition. WILLIAM B. GRAY fi Wand Wooster street. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE OWNER OF N the bay stallion Pantaloon that unless the charges —— Post & NICHOLS, penses. =—FOR SALE, THREE HORSES, YOUNG, SOUND A + and kind, the ory, of a private ge ntiema: Will be sold at @ sacrifice if sold at once: from the coun- try and a trial allowed. Apply at 46 Wooster street, near Grand street. A =—FOR SALE, FOUR HORSES, SUITABLE FOR farming, grocery or truck; to be sold at a sncri- Inquire at 378 Bowery, opposite Fitth street, in the fice. rear. SADDLE HORSE, THE MOST STYLISH AND periectly broken animal in America tor either lad: or gentleman; English style; warranted sound. Tobe seen at 15 West Forty-fourth sireet. BCOND HAND CARRIAGES Light Landaa, our own build. Curtain Coach, our own baild _oueenen ore order. city make. Coupelet, good order, city make. Light Cabriolets, onr own build Half top Phaetons, very reasonable, Pony Phaetons, superb orae Also other second hand icles, some our Own build and in good order, for sale at prices to induce speedy re- moval. BREWSTER & Cv., Fifth avenge, corner Fourteenth street, arg ‘| NEW TOP EXPRESS OR GROCERS’ WAGON, FOR $150; was made to order for $225; only used «few days. Seen at livery stable 124 West Nineteenth street, ONE OF THE FINEST THREE-SHAT PHARTONS A. in the city, made by Brewster. of Broome #1 rter Clarences, very ii harteeuth street, also one of the finest turee-q Mined With sali, Na 3 Went ANTED TO PURCHASE—A PAIR OF DARK colored Horses, bay preferred, 15% to 16 hands, strong build, kind and sound, that can trot a mile ind minuies, Ad B., box 184 Herald off ¥ DANTED—A YOUNG THRER-MINUTR HW safe tor & lady to drive; also @ top Pony Phae State price aud particulars to A, X., box 1,26) Post oftice, : A. fair business: terms moderate. Apply at 687 Klew- enth avenue, FIRST CLASS BUSINESS [8 OFFERED FOR sale ata price which will enable an industrioas man to make an @asy living: but little capital required. sudeors oF apply to THOS. MURRAY, 7& Broad street, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE IN country city for sale at agreat bargain; is doing fine business; rare chance. ITCHELL’S Store Agency, 77 Ocdar street. —FOR SALE CHEAP, DOWNTOWN CIGAR A + Stands, Sample Rooms, Restaurants, Hotels, Grow cery Stores, T rea, corner Liquor Stores, Confec~ ie ic Honeries, HOTS TELLS Ktore Agency, 77 Cedar street. A SPLENDID OYSTER AND DINING SALOON tor sale—Best place on Eighth a&venud; no agents, Address O., box 161 Herald office. A GROCERY FOR SALE—IN BROOKLYN. ING & good businoss; will be sold at # sacrifice: reng jow; lease. Inquire onthe premises, 323 Baltic street, near Smith street, 2 FIXTURES—ONB 16-FBET STALIG nd one 14-feet Stall, with Benches, Blocks, by houses, &c., all complete, together or separately. MATHESON’ & CO., corner’ Thirty-fourth street and Eleventh avenue. IGAR STORE FOR SALE,—APPLY AT 56 BOWERY, from 1 till 6. Oe STORE FOR SALE CHEAP—WITH 8TOC. and Fixtures. Apply at Si6 Hudson street, city, Vel CHEAP PRINTING CALL ON THE METROJ SrospOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, No 218 roadwa) OR SALE—MARBLE SODA WATER APPARATUS, all styles, at a large SER Ottawa Beer Foun~ tains and extract, Ja. WHITFIELD & SON, ‘arerooms 262 Water street. JOR SALE—A SMALL IRON SAFE, NEARLY NEW, ‘Owner wants a larger sate, ‘Apply to JOUN MERRY & CO., 46 Clift street cee Woe SALE—TO THE RIGHT MAN VERY CHEAP, & retail Liquor Store, Fixtures, Lease and Stock situated in one of the dest localities in a tity B.D, terms very easy. Inquire of POPPER & MODRY, Pe treet, New York. POR SALE—FIRST CLASS CIGAR STORE NO. 1,075 Third avenue, next to Rink, with lease, cheap and low rent Apply on premises } OR SALE—AN OLD ESTABLISHED COAL YARD with Stock and Fixtures. Apply at 668 First avenuey New York. J. H. LYON. Ws, SALE—THE LONG ESTABLISHED FIRST lass Grocery—four story brick dwelling and stable,! with stock and fixtures~situated on corner of ing thoroughtare; central locality; bost_ neighbor! i Brooklyn. Apply to EZRA BALDWIN, Real Estate Broker, 22 Court street. ww — OR SALE—FIRST CLASS BILLIARD AND SAM- ple Room; will sell cheap for cash; the proprietor having two other stores, caunot attend to all Apply at 83 Nassau street. (OR SALE—THE WELL KNOWN OYSTER AND IC! Cream Saloon No. 205 Hudson street, corner Des- brosses, where 2 good business is done; five years’ lease; prominent c Inquire at the saloon. WR SALE—A VERY NICE pron. Li OR Store; 4 years’ lease; cheap rent and good stands With or without Mock: to be sod ata bargain, Apply. to MBTOALF, 1,491 Broadway, or to L: ‘D, 29 Bi a way, FPORSALE—CANDY AND TOY STORE, WITH soc gid fixtures cheap, in a ood location. Inqaire al 2 Second avenue. {OR SALE—ONE OF THE OLDEST ESTABLISHE! Boot and Shoe Stores in the city, doing @ good bi nessand rent low. person desiroas cf | ingui business this isa chauce rarely. met, with. CAMMEYER & NASON, ‘34 Warren street. OR BALE—A FIRST CLASS CORNBR Ligrom Store, the only one on four corners: in a splendid thoroughfare. with youd eave aad cheao rent Laquire! of J. ¥. EISHL, 1 wery, over the bank. Li JON SALE—A NEAT SAMPLE ROOM, SITUATED IN Hudson sireet; good pusineas locality: cheap rent 1 satistactory. reason for seliiag. ; BYRNE, 11 East Houston streets ay JQOR RALE—-A LIQUOR AND LAGER BEER _. ae" f Fes. SALE—BANDSOME BLACK WALNUT HAL! Joon, 409 Rast Thitty-fourth street, near fer Stand aud Chair, cheap. Apply at 175 Second street jersey City. (L.A | FPO! SALE cA DISTILLERY, LIQuoR | sTOR well located; doing 4, posing tog pari well: no humbug. A) TAPPNEY, 17 Cemire streot, : ab —— OR SALE CHEAP=IF APPLIED FOR AT ON: nN two India rubber Grinders, 15x42, and one Chil ixez; also Vuleanizers, &c., ac. Inquire at 270 Madison, street yor SALE OR LEASE—THE OLD ESTABLISHED z sonal Yard, 209and 211 Kast Thirty-seventh street poly on IQUOR STORE FOR, SALZ—ONE OF THE BEST, paying corners on Second avenue. Taguire on the premises. 698 Second avenue, corner Thirty-third street.” “ADVERTISER WANTS A “BANG UP” STEAM ENy ine, about 40-horse power; would purchase oné fiat has tad a littte use if ‘as now. Address K., 21 row. ~3 —— RALERS IN MACHINERY, MANUFACTURE! and others needimg Printing, can have ‘pols ihe, best stale OF the, METROPOLITAN NTIN BSTABLISH MENT, No. 215 Broadway. J re SALE—S0-HORSE HORIZONTAL TUBULAR Bollers. 14 feet long, 4 feet diameter; 63.3 Tubes; one Engine, 13 inch bore, 9) inch stroke; sli in good order sold on account of removal, Can be seen at LO! in ILLARD’S tobacco factory, Sedgwick street, near Van Brunt, South Brooklyn. so WANTED-PAPER MACHINERY (COMPLETE) FOR making coarse papers (Mantia and roofing), state capacity and price, set up in New York. Address HON. ESTY, box 163 Herald office, — = = DRY GOODs. VARPRTS, CARPETS. Ureat spring opening of Carpets. Oileioths, Window Shades, Lambrequius, Mats, Mating &¢., at very low prices. Kaglish Velvet, at $1 75 ver yard. Tapestry Brussels, at $1 w per yart. ‘Three-piy, at $1 2 per y: Ingrain, at 38¢.. 400. and Sic. per yard. All other goods at equally low prices. Alarge stocx of Furniture, 0 per cent cheaper (ban any other house in the city. All goods shipped iree, KELLY, (successor to H. O' Farrell), BIZ and 514 Kigh: nue. : fth and Thirty-stxth street . between fhirt: COTS, CAS-IMERES. TWEEDS, | SATINETS. 4c, slightly damaged, Cheap; discount to tallors; also, ‘able Lingus, Towel, Towelings, Mustins, Prints and Dress Goods ‘at low ‘prices. |. MATHEWS, No. 54 Catharine strect. PENING SUMMER STYLES, at SMITHS Pattern Bazan 914 Broadway, between ZLst and treets. Grand display of Fashions, Just imported, THURSDAY, JUSE 3 Patterns, with cloth models, now ri —"Sea Shore,” “Baltic,” “Croquet” and “Don't Care.” Toilets very desirable in these days. ee — a. —— MILLINERY AND DHKESSMAKING, A —A.—MRE MYERS, a 2 East Fourteenth street Specialties. and children’s Hats and Mourning Millinery. Misse: Nove IRS IN HATS FOR TAK RACES—INCLUD. In ‘La Vallierre,” the hatof the season. and only at Le Maison WALTON, 982 Broadway, above Union ARSON & BINNS OFFER THIS WERK AN elegant assortment of Bonnets and Hats at reauce rices. Ladies’ fine Panamas. 929 Broadway, pe 'wenty-second street, opposite Park Theatre. YACHTS, STEAMBOATS, &€. , LARGE ASSORTMENT OF BOATS READY FoR A. fate. and orders received, by I) DESMOND, Boat Builder, 209 Front street, between Gouverneur and Montgomery streets, New Yorn, pret (JOPPERPASTENED ROW BOATS FOR SALK—NEW and 15 feet long. Ap- and handsomely finished ‘eat Mixteanth street. ply to &. WYCKOFF, 151 {OR SALB—SCHOONER YACHT ELONGI the New York Yacht Cleb: 75 tons old ment), 73 fect length over ail, 2/ teet beam, about 6 fe depth of hold, § feet draught, centre board ; has two sui of sails; fs in lete order, with entire oatft and in- ventory; 1s now fo commission, with satling master a1 crew on board. Apply tou. H. DRAPER & CO., 112 Pea street, New York. a tet ad ed ae i, Wa sound and wi re Apply to ar kh. POLLLON, 24 South street. FOE SALE CHBAP_ONG NEW 21-700 SAILBOAT, ged 10 galt; iso one I foot Cline Tong WALEIN, foot of Twenty atin streets, Wrooviyns Ge through lumber yard to ena of pier. ous JCOREW YAOHT SPITFIRE FOR SALE, 60 FERT + long, ll wide, 239 draught: large cabin a pilot house; su condenser. Apply om board. ty fourth street, South Brooklyn. ITEAM YACHT POR BALE—% FEET LONG, good order, and will be sold ry ws pas jer has no use for her. Address A. W. PISK, station rooklyn, B. D. TEAM YACHT FOR SALE—36 FRET LONG, 8 Feet \)_ beam, in good order and ready for ase: will be be . “py at FITZGERALD'S boat house, Newtown reek, L. I. NG TO re. ow Ww, W4nteD-a STEAM YACHT, FOR WHICH A P, of Day Horses will be exehanged. Apply at 30 Fairtyancond woot BOATS, READY TO SHIP, ALL KINDS AND Rices tone BOMTUNs OMS RPHEN HOBERT |