The Sun (New York) Newspaper, June 25, 1872, Page 3

oo THK SUN, TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1872 Lobelia and_Nickajack, The first named looks lor hor hard work. in. the Senter, 't nares te Doctor, 5 years, para, and a bay THE PRINCES OF THE TURF, HARRY BASSETT AND LONGFELLOW NING QUARTER be very forw none the worse Oaks. ile chase at Jerome Park, dam by O'M 1 ‘Tammany and five others. She Je chases at Monmouth by her old jockey, Murphy. The next cupled by Hugh Galfney, who has a nder his charge. ‘as lately purchased by Joe horse was running ple chase at Jeron ‘ovond aniwon, | EXHAUSTING THE PANELS. batage oor lie el bat d iy by Bay Dick, eo tidden In the ste W. Hunt iteynolds has two at the track, Metella | ANOTHER DAY SPE} 7 Al IN THEIR TR, the Ladies’ Stakes, ix ena Oaks, while Metella will probably . out of La Grande Duchesse, | Stokes's Tri in the Monmouth, nde, © ld bonds, 14) ‘gion The friend id relatives are re fully invited to dam by Scythian, are also in this stable. Mr. J. A Horrible Rumor in the Brooklyn Barroome | Paciht falirved int morteage, ti; Union Fae ne ii | attend the funeral, frp her late residence, 639 Kast 10 att a eh smountne elas Mela fh, Se pcianaitn aire amet teste | Myahuyregeegh weagentay ety Who ran. second in ON” SURYMAN ora Kdle-Kven Aldermen and Supers | 2M, @: Toledo oss: Canton’ and ‘Nort , ye resldenee. “ Visors Refuniny to Driuks fora consolidated, Helene, feock sland and Pas ‘year in eof ws “ cific Railroad 7s, 14 eveland and Pittehureh 4th the friends ef the family, and thoae of hit Dragging tte Slow Length Pale consternation was seated on the | mortenge, #7; Alton and Terre Hante tate, 100; Chicaco , John E, Mem iy in. » Programme of the Long Branch Races Five Dave’ Racing @ the purses, Both ar tie being by Konnie Seotl apanion by Av STABLES TO ARRIVE. Sixteen Contests - re in Active Wark--How ok and What They W! { of Murray street, North River, at & boat from which wo sandy Hook inan hour, taking the } Jersey Southern Railroad, Here we are at once on the Mors On Friday, & SUN re- and visited the racing sta- er the convoy of John being equatorial, f course, nothing doing on the tr were lying in onahue for $2,000, very well in the ste but overjumped himself at the water, and his Over the more severe course at Monmouth Park, however, it will take a The game litte horse Tam- many also looks well, and with Hugh in the and as formidable as ever in th Hennessey, fou ipperary, out of Olio, comes’ of lumping family, as she ts fs Biddy Malone, She is a ve ‘ag sho has the week several fresh Juding Mr. Sanford den’s, Dr. Weldon’s, Charl er’ to beat him Mr. Sanford will protat archist, mate, and one or two others. Wyndh Walden will have a long strin chiel, Jim Tisdale, Allage rd Jerome's two. first named ea and they will be hard to b Ke down Fellowes like two-year-old colt by Aust is not yet kuown wh ly take M of the same dam dificult mare to e bad habit mouth Park race tr porter made the trip, including Lo- | fhe Hon, Lyman Tremain of Albany, one of | to take su'thin’. ‘They all refused except the ieee tion Se ol her parenté wt Rats Ureenpolai ke WWajalt: Wane | the counsel for Stokes, attended the trialfor the | heeter, who sald: Now dere’s nothin’ in fem | Waban : pyanats Fa please copy. Ais Che amanne t time yesterday, having hitherto been de- | bottles what's got de seal o: n't git | Nophwerrers 8. Lyon, formeriy Rtate Ge Lord Byron, four years, by Kent Al probably t Blessington, will the selling races, but y pably run in’ ie next one on the list This is the four. Lloyd will bring. of the horses whtet | 4 0 J out at fall ithe straw, Ina shady place, not a But by making a tour P take part | ry He won two Jerome Park in sucha style as to prove that, nof Harry Bassett, th ably no four-year-old in training who could 4 distance of ground, has offered to match him a barring. the 1 tot with the exc will be five days gon Ty and Friday of the follow- | take their op s was visible, different stables, the Hect the following information : HOME OF HATILY BASSETT, inning on Saturda THK FIRST DAY'S RACING, On Saturday there will be three rn d National Steeple . over about three miles of a Alroy will very UE. Raynor, t 0 starts there will li between the pair, ffhey's horses is located Astronomer, four years, by Asteroid, out of Miss Carter, ward inthe steeple chase at J: some lively bet- me stable with ning with the pied this year horseman has res at Monmouth Park, the remainder omer will probably run, dash of one which aro mot yet ma erby for thire re are furty-one entries in thisy of | Feed much about the case on a are Ikely to run, vizt Joe | pyre Hampton, Ned | Heard the man Shylock, ‘Behe: | ad formed an oy in themselves, ax will presently » stall of the stable is the This famous hs Whereas, It bas pleased the Almighty, fn the allwis the trial. Judge Garvin came in with Judges | side of sasparilly and sich we haven t taken any tile, Fairey. ¢ Go, Be m4 Mapbasatise of Ite providence, to temare fom amone sHiind | Beach and Fullerton, and promptly at half past | liquors in since Iast Wednesday, and der boat | Amer! Mer Union kxpreaa = 4 7 Kae. saa we stron- | 10 Judge Ingraham took hfs seat, and the nine | only come in Friday nicht Cuited States Express : Bee us the Hon, James O'NcItl, one who in thie life was « Te seed event laa | Selected jurors having taken their seats, the old | "ah |" said the rep: ashe finished drink inde beloved associate and an favaluable mombor of the nile for all ages, the entries for ae recommenced ing the «mall battle, of soda he had ordere New York Mark Tammany Hall General ¢ © of the Ninth Ai re all right.” * » Sutcliffe, who also rides and the next race ts the arry Bassett. all his lately won la oked as sleepy and inzy as a nm acold winters day. nistant he saw @ stranger hy Lup with an ex nied to say, rE will Kick y in the steeple A KENTUCKY TUREMA ‘ ° ple is tenanted by Mr. John » Clay of Kentucky, one of the oldest and best- Ile has brought o1 Horses, all of which look In fine health and one visited The next # the first of which ar-olds, half a ls the Hopeful Stakes for two- Tn this twenty-six highly. are gntorest vexington mare, xington out of Balloc This is @ very powerful ba with gray hairs all over his What museular quarters | as fine and delicate as those ¢ Bowling, colt and he is likely the day's sport conelud 2 years, by Star Davis out . oking youngster, and so ts Logan I hay colt by Lee Paul, dara t This colt, who has f and a blaze, Is the very image of what his era Xington was at the same age, ars, by Angel out of Jennie C. ir’ kind; and we t! War Dance ou This is one of the most racing. He has a very blood-like el, and quarters HAKHY BASSELT'S CONDITION, ma horsey point of view, te at can be desired. ymorning, and cats his fee but a perfectly healthy his condition He takes Lo Bruce, ayes p MONMOUTH CUP. But little no- | the challenge true. of those casks contained a dead body, and the ny of them, except Long although It ts probable w harchist, and perh . To all intents and pur- | nue, race is a match between the | chal betting between | claarmak white heels | There are twelve shall see Alroy, 3 Kansom at the p however, th great guna,’ them ts tremendously high. ne day of the "gre went to the post tr yf man can put him, rks quite AU to run, hie coat ia as fue stand out on his d quarters like iron bands, putting the final come to Ginger, 4 Georgie Woods, like colts in training. head, good shoulders, level bari that show imi wer Won the se at Lexington In 1: mie heats at the post In good ous antagonist this summer. tie string is La Gitana, a el low won all sorts of |}. a mile-heat and in the fall he won two plendid son LY WASSETT'S COM next stall stands J; se till last year in th he was pitted against Kingfisher, one ¢ as ever on ar haps the most sensational race on record was | | John Angustne Lenerte ia formed an opinion. Could | got to sheer « ‘The distance of this it was naturally supposed of at & mi yt of everybody Mf at such a ter. To Mr, Townseud—1 have an opinion ¥ hich would re. ta really good | allowed to go. A Mr. Cooper and Mr. Baker, | it ¢ ld. tell us Whether It was rum or Sorat tar dupe ae mombers of this General Committ. stave manager of the Brookiyn Theatre, were in | gin, why u hat particular drink P Na mar of the lamented daceased tt the same condition and were excused until we knew the a 1M was all consumed, | Obio at $17 Noel at $i yf theae re one bo engrossed e Daniels, three years nut colt by Australian, out of Dolly Caster. it won the Belimo ko on June 1 i stakes at aged in the Jersey tall Is occupied by Abd-el-K. ars. chesnut colt, by Australian out o Rescue, who will not be fc those who In the four mile race at Jerome Park Inst fall, was marked on the slate. din soveral stakes at the meeting, and % comes the f by War Dance out of Lassle of Sidney prge, Who stamped hit w arace horse of high class by his victory « ston in the mile heats at It is more than likely that these two will“ aght their ¢ being two estnut fly, nd a quarter, ¢ lilly, and will run in the Mon But to the amazem A TENNESSKE STABLE. Further down the field is the stable occu by Major Franklin of Tennessee, ses in training, all by Lexington, the firs lly, four years, by Lex 5 ily ts own’ sist is more powerfully t bay filly, three years ol sister to the flying filly of victories at vada closely led time of | minute | myst a Was three seconds, faster Into the box, Tthink I could, however, give an tinpar- | the shed around Fulton Market in Fulton street, | 3s: bales, of which’ mile on record t 40 seconds, their watches. Such a rate had never | Later on tn the summer, howeve Longfellow met with areverse. Helmbold in a four-mile race, and, with 410 1 | road, What read migne or na, who had such wth Park Las jes her iNustrious chtly larger. jerome Park two mmer. 3 wagered on him, was disgracofully beaten. Ber it | not formed dectded opini alster, and f ut the horse was totally form has never yet run, but is A this oveason this performance ‘s ing Longfellow’ r mains to be decided whether Longiellow can | The tricrs ac he very piucate we Conuitiod, ana horse to beat him’ tna race of mile @ Next horse visited, the chestnut years, by Planet out of Minne Mai twill euke a The third animal in this string is Gorlitza, th years, who ls out of Sehotissche colt, with p Mr. Aleock of Kent filly in this stable, viz. nty of length and a rare eky has one oy Knight of St. George 0 ‘This is @ Very symmetrical and bl vay Milly, and has the reputatio: the fastest mile made of any She has not yet run tl faged in the Monmouth Oaks, and It will ake a good one to beat her in that rac t of Glycern’ by Sov. well-formed chestnut fly, and w the two-year-old stakes, BLUE GRASS AG And now for a glance at Harry Bassett's races Horace B. Decoste With the sol he was much t two-year-old last is year, but Is en- fat torun, he has never by at Jerome Pai are four horse harge of David Metoon rs, by Vandal out of 3 homet, is.at the head, and hus won man: deen, 4 years, | . The other two Lady Motley, a bay a by Lexington, nda two-year-ol win inthe the J off stake after stake in ¢ ing the Jers ra Creina by He is a big bay h question re- | the triers, which the Court refused to songs. ' Tas and Aue tive tellow oot opted him, and at twents-fve the Chow Chow ¥ Js Sigs “tpintsturpentincimgood | ¢ Stirte, Wauneutta A very if at his best rate of | minutes past 11 he became the tenth juror. HL Valentine-Now, shentlemen, let me show | duinaad at teste. lower ‘ a at Migs Shirts, New York Mille and bea un he is pretty sure to beaty Harry | residence ts at 417 West Twenty-fourth street, celebrated Shapanese game. Yer see dare are | Tar more active, nnd quoted Sf Piteh. $4), Re Direction eet Shasta tu paar mra ia iianes and he is an enameller by trade. ards. Der shack vine. If yer guees der otter | Muedpetrolruim emer; quotes vu, fue apo dive; wale. Aah e CRS. AATRING OF REIRCTIONS. | twocards yer love, That two shances to yer ones, Der | Ih bulk. Napntha dull. “Tallow ‘wis more aellve ‘at tienen’ Furaldhing Goode, Tacevwhet | Secrist. Bamund i 'Cobb. Charles he Garth, | Mek vine. Now vateh dor cards, Der whack vins wee Rrotahed tees acrite cast vores wesks grate | HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL LIBERAL + Muen | Wine TD, Comets Alfred “A. Farley, Allon dh, | Capper—Lean tell the Jack. It ts the middie cant, | tiverpoai.t yevit, by sail, aud aise-sices by steam, aul badd hah ‘ : Terry, Charles Alktng, Charles Meyerhotf, Stiles | that one with the little black dot onto tt to CuPk tor orders, ta, dd. REVUBLIGAN COMMITTEE, Ont Stakes, he | F. Stanton, Eugene T, Westerfeld, Edward Con: | Vatentine—I bet yer twenty dollars yer wrong. ae aun Hotel, 8th ay K succession, Samu! Kosenheimer, John W. Waters, and | Capper-Done. Mind, you bet twenty dollars on the Live Stock Market. shige om the dif mouth Park, | Henry W. Noliman, had opinions and were ¢x- New Youk, Monday the Travers-Kenner Stakes at Saratoga, and the | cused, John H. Dresler, and Charles W. Wackes, | Middle card. Pt & Champion Stakes at Jerome Park fall mi he went to fiaitimore, and after wall the Dixie Stakes, he met and vanquis ed Helmbold in arace of fou filly by Julius, dam by r Dance out of Nora Crel 1 Ho sharca w ina the honor of having mado the fastest rd, having marked 1s ina dash at Lexington last , by Asteroid ¢ and Jennie hg chestnut filly b Jennie H., are also in this string. Kaleigh has a nder his care, headed by by Lexington out’ of Edith, shelly bay ¢ rather than staying. JOHN MAPER'S STABLE. table, and a liltie more to the right, ls the stable oc pied by old Jou rived, the 0 beloved horse's stall. He reveived his visitors very cord dat once to show t big horse was standin, ff the flies wit rival, Harry Bassett, he took no the three-year olds he had beate aces Harry Tass tof Fairy by Kn ing powers 6 WAS Lever once pressed in a Face, th riunity of seeing his r in his stall, lazily switch- his, tail, but, unlike his tice whate his is rather a + and looks Intended for speed ‘The next animal ts Spring- Australian out of Hester by i erful chest- sticker,’ and the other pos take except n to Longfellow's shape o1 ‘oarseness, yet when alongside of him it is an éasy matter to see wha Very deep through for the lings, rat are simply best over a distance of tw therefore, a very ticklish one to; wonder the betting betwe THE THIRD DAY'S RACING. On Wednesday the opening event Isa steeple chase for gentle for a silver punch bowl, value $4 race, and this is follow uth Oaks stakes, for thr nut colt, with three white stoc rical, he will probably make a first- claas race nag. At Jerome Park he won the fly two-year-olds in very must be counted a finely formed he the shoulder, with plenty of and with muscle: nuerful, It would be strang w did not race. pick a fault ft would very symme on his thigh: { we were called uy e with his head, wh rather larger than the accepted size of a race ct, if one {ten be called. need by his full throat career in st« Lexington out of Sue Wash’ 8 of a staying family ATTERSON'S STABLES, tle Washington, horse's, but this defs is more than counterbal the following are probable runners: COYLE'S, MALL'S AND e has two fillies in trai nd Belle Aiken. and out of 5 re are few fillies of herayge that are In the race for the Ladies’ Stake rk she did not like the mud, but on adry track {t will require a She is engag and will take her own part in that race, Hall's two are John Merryman, four years, by Eugene out of La Rose by Lexington, and Ectot brother to John ' Me! vould be wished, and tt t though he Is five years is worthy of remark tha old, he bas never had any ailment in his limbs. A TALK WITH ¢ disclosed the fact that he 4s very coniident of Jus horse's ability to beat Harry said to the writer. ast race of the day ts the Mansion B akes, for four-year-olds, two ‘here are thirteen subscribers Bassett, who will, of course, win easily ithe is | "the bintriet-Attorney—t The fourth da ‘The former is lie by Lexington, JOHN HARDEN Bassett, and, as whichever horse wins race should be considered the best horse in. Few will gainsa matter what they may think of thy of Sterling and other English in importance Inu horse Lyttleton five youre olh ? fannie Holton by Lexington, probably Inches in training. Al brought out 4, the first race being th three-quarters of a twenty-two entries, ‘in m Howling, and Medora, The second race on this day will be onc Interesting of the meeting. It ts culled the Jer Club Parse, tnd will be mite cheats, ‘The third race is for horses at have been beaten during the mee! ‘THE FIFTH DAY. On Friday the sport commence for all hor ‘This will be followed b: les for a purse of § of the * cracks,” with the Monmouth e-year-olds, t ir entries in this, in the meeting. conveying passeng York on race di Rock, Jessie Hoyt, and other steamers will run ular hours from Pier 2, at the foot of Murray street, North Rive! Southern Railroad will also have extra trains | (n'y the arrival of e at Jerome I d filly to beat Monmouth Oaks, yi stake there ar Fellowcraft, of the most stable is the bay 8 three-year-old, wie bas Hever run th pubile, this side of the track is occupied by th Tom Patterson, who has four horses of the best horse of though so small, he takes uj 114 pounds, and carries it with as much ease as lawer competitors; but, as Mr. I t deal better with 10 ytleton has the n record, viz. 3 made with ease, and for the rest of his vi ct the curious search the pages of L rf en he was beaten at Jerome is rider lost # stirrup, disadvantage. it lost him the rac ‘ubman at this meetii ‘The other horses 8, chestnut colt, four Longfellow's dain chestnut Gilly, three years, an own sister to Ex- press, snd Platina, three years, by Planet out of Aecrolite by Lexington, i good looking horse with two white heels, much after the stam) his weight for stakes and Magnolla—are not in training. Daniel Boone out of Six swell, and will be ad ‘short cours o vis out of Skedaddie, tsa finely ly,and she is going along daily lik filly will win a good race before the season Ross, four year, “He could dow. oy Bis back.’ best two miles , Which he yost of whom will r fhe arrangements for Dasned iY eu) id ten: Curse frown Now 1 three seure and ter The Plymouth | having formed rk by Tubman, this was, of course, a fact, his owner thinks MR. BELMONT'S STAB! Crossing the fleld to the other side we come to the stable occupied by Jacob Pincus, trainer to Mr, August Belmont, who has eight horses unaer his care, 3 years, by Planet out of Eagle: it was decidedl, performer of last year, Park races, and did not ry good condition, and will run i on Saturda; the betting will be hot and he sable are Expre: Endorser out of e frst Is Gray Planct, » by Glencoe, two-year-old ut he went amiss before The New Jersey | Bernhardt. at Sandy Hook ‘The first-named the Jersey { with his stable eo ‘his latter is a blood-Ii ful brown colt, by A: dam, and rum Tickets will be sold on the boats, ad- | 7), oO mitting the holders Thomas W. Itoa of Lyttleton, bi @ racing like Ml +t indeed for a short distance. vral stakes, aa also is Extract, “MASTER” M'GRATH'S HORSES. farther toward the road Is a brand new le, in which are located the towter of MeGrathiana, six in rd Roe, a bay colt, three of Greek Slave, little horse, on @ biguer ut of Hamburg s vetter than G If this is the case, Joe Daniels wili tid Je thorn in his side in the race The next two are three-year-old fillies, The former is by leur des Champs, Victorta, a ch eo is in sev- Printing Newspa Just before the spring elections a comm! of Morrisanta sore-heads esta ished @ newspaj Woodbine and Victoria, howspaper Censor and Kentucky out of and has notrun this year. filly, by Censor, out of Camilla, by King Tom, won the Ladios’ Stakes at the late Jerome Park formed filly, but owing to the Face having been run on a very muddy it is likely that some that she beat on that jon will turn the tables when the ‘The remaining horses iu idedly the best-lookin, ik Stocking, by Kentucky out o He is a very three numbers of the paper had been publ shed, It was Next is to our the | basket.” -year-old colt, But Mr, Timms had made a contract w Bhe Is a well: Bowling. a t Tazpayer for a year, consequentiy the committee | t&*, Mo. gives him off, neither could tuey break the with two white heels and blaze rly sixteen hands bizh, aud with most of the points that indicate racing He has great length and foe muscular thighs and quarters, while It would be dificult ti fick out & borse Wich & more bluod-like head 1 How! ng is engaged in several two-year-old | ing, In the next stall stands ie. brown colt, three years, by Asteroid, Laura White, by Glencoe. are two-year-olds, of these Is imported Fluke, by W symmetrical colt, with four white legs, and promises to make'a" race nag.” @ chestnut colt, by Union, and au My pay Mi. Timms for hie i Count d'Orsay for that editton, entucky out of Lady Ble ice-looking colt, and Medora, a bay if Camilla, ts als ‘Though some- his colt Is a very speedy- bn Doe, three ‘Tom Bowling, {8 @ oo but he has never run’ in public. three years old. b: tof Roxanna, a big, powerful fil Ann is bigger still. ral good races last year, and she will wh part in races where the distance stable with Mr. M are Unree belonging to Zeb Ward colt, two years, by St. George mare ; werce, brown colt, four years, by Bonnie in not yet decid: pretty and racing i Hlectra, a chestnut filly, by Kentucky out « Bernice, by Stockwell, Who looks as though she might be very speed THE KINNICKINICK STABLE. ‘The veteran Ohio turfman, D. e in training, the fire! own brother t A number of Jury, bay fll the question Jeter, and they #ald that it was nota battered type. 1 for plaintiff wanted to know what pout It If they of which Is the , d years, by Asteroid out of This colt ran aw Moria Lonis by: me race in t back, where he ran second to Joe Daniels, ater most of the running. other shot at his conqueror In the Jersey Derby for which race Business, che nut of Kate Hayes, and’ Rounder, 4 years, by Hevolver out of Gentl engagements; but ' ut of Ultima by Lexingt ooking filly, Ue letter was not Connwel wal th make itout that Bauer had uttered an obscene publica: | coms ‘That pelnt was argned and left un lefence of the publication counsel for plainti produced Mr, Tinn make Ie appear that t ‘They are a ba He will have It, 3 years, by y inerce has been ut the other two look well LIN'S STABLE. me to in the fleld, be- puld have appeare: dlistered in bik throaty JOWN CHAMDI 6 first stable we ¢ rohard, are the horse Annie, have no @ chestnut filly, by om, is in several uit too mod- and decide whether it was legible, aud especially to wee rthe word in dispute had cided that the erate to win In good cd Jrouse’s is & two- well as any other word. experts were examined con tore when re: Hnap, printer of U a nd flily by Revolver, Major Bacon of South Carolina has only three but two of these will play an important The first is Frank a bay gelding, by Npperary out of Who Will perform In the Cross-country xt ls Wheatley, a ch years, by War Dance, out of John Kilgour's looking colt, and one-that nus, ray CO!L, Brenna, 1s & a hardly had time ady, while Venetia, brown flily, years, by Asteroid ¢ adelicate fe art at the coming Hampton, a brown dam by Charley Bail, e Park, but without suc. probably to tie heavy track, r, and promises to count of himself Hirace, 8 years, by Jack Malone out of Bea Lire ‘This is @ very symmetrical and mus- cular chestnut colt, with the action and shape of nee last year, viz. in the two-year-old, stake at Baltimore, where he was second to Gray Planet; but th nflaent of turning the tables on the gray Ned Brace is inthe eertainly run in. that n also has Corsi old horse broke down lately, and Lis racing days are probably over. STEWART'S AND BABCOCK'S NORSES, ad if an edivor Ww to pay bis way. sensible Anancial article o several times at Jeror yas to make @ good agricultural ¢ vo & better ac | bad inanuscript § more muddled at every Justice Browue has again adjourned the be why Uirouglh Ii der, that her trainer to get some of Lhe Lest two years uld, He ran only The Kind of Baby Farmers they a race horse. { followinggin her brother's footstep of bone, but Is very well lovel barrel, good but not sweet-looking head docs not go @ great Lord Jersey, ach: r Dance out of sister ut he iy dead somewhat Hgh Mary Jane ¢ lar quarters and the next time Jersey Derby, and wiil track, but th ‘a baby of her own about the same ng: looking colt, t days ago she drew $15 fro Asylum and we noth Infante until they + training dy ednesday Paiiy, O'Mara, Her 1 Robinson, bay filly, y Koight of St. Geor Ke of Louls Stewart, viz ), and Woodsman, have yet to make thelr bow on a Babcock has six horse ‘The old horse looks well bodily, but he ts too fat to run at this meeting,although he will probably be brought out in the fall, one out of Ve i 4 to pacify her over him, demoliat of doors With @ rollt & arrested her, and, with has the polnts of a race horse H's WOrses ar Ish trainer, ; headed by who stood ver country, and to the post in as good bands can make them. uberlin's Bu beat riders In the tit rents with the white and red spots” 7, on our race tracks, Yk CHASKIS. of Aconil stable are some of the Jamey Thompson has two, Ing to New York i * enteomumitted Mary Jane to the county jail | ground wh handsome locution of this |b Me TOk for aight th for thirty days, Stakes last year, when she sold for $30 in $1,500 dars tals Day. . Bhe is engaged in several stakes, and looks In good condit n out of Net tie Viley, looks none the ‘This Oily, who is own Kapsom, fs yery powerfully built, . We notomales of New York Cen: | donee, es Rast 140m , wife of John Baxter, aged Hudson fuver ad winkig fond Bicsret Routh an? doe = Cinelnnatt and id,and her stable Along-A Juror who Witnessed one Acé of every Hrooklyn politician yesterday, | 824 Alvon ists, 106: Columb Haaioed vin thie ‘Church in “Black Friday" Prospects of the | ‘rhe saloons were deserted, and the barkeepers of Bast Tennessee, Twelve Beiug te their Seats To-Day. employed themselves in chasing files from the lanest, ‘oeon, and 4, M, closing prices of Hoya Maret wt Yesterday, the trial of Edward 8, Stokes | counter, and bootblacks from the doors. Every- iw wore as follows! Gareiny Nited to attend the fr: rand one op | dragged its slow length along to the extent of | thing looked molancholy. A SUN reporter | ¥. ¥. 6. and Hid. Con 4 vokiyn will be no lack of | the calling of another panel of on heard a gentleman invite an Alderman, a Super |), ¥, od Hud. Cer. vi June 2, Isr2, Ellea C.K! te Ring. are Invited to attend the dangh The relatives and. {rie x dl, names, and the selection therefrom of . | visor, a Commissioner, heeter da promin ri pr oe, Wel ed upon other business, ‘Thus far Stokes's | nothin’ In after the wax ts put Kock Island ithe moet eminent men to bis profession, f counsel have 1 but thirteen of their thirty however, persiated in their refusal. | Wilwantie und Si. Baul Spear oe oumtesses : peremptory challenges, and the prosecution ount for this strange phenomenon, | Mi Waukee and ot. P. pret he relatives a ot the family, also the Tam Ohie and Mi Hh nany Society, ie members of Cie Tammany Hall. Gen omptorily but five tit reporter saw three different times | Huston, Marttort and Brie ¥ it ndred rore have now | during the afternvon, he interviewed @ bar. | bf kere With ten jurors selected @ re me RC and ‘e Toso thet thera te reasonable hope that the | eeLer. ‘ " Hinnibal and St-doreph," requisite twelve will be In thelr seats to-day, and “Tdon't know what's der matter,” sald the | fa 1 aud St. Jo. pret ponsibly Gine will be left ur tive Drosecution to barkeeper, “Some bloke is injuring business, | Canton: et as poarch the case, and If der Board don’t take action dere’s no pro- | Western Uion Telegraph 2 ehed tection. Now, as far as I'se concerned, all our | Paciic Mall #, begin. | , Mr. Stokes came tn in charge of the Sherifflook- | liquors are gontine, and have been inthe house | § somewhat better than atthe beginning of | long before that dam vessel came to. port. Ou have challenged 8. ral Committee, Ninth Ward Thomas teflerson: and HP. Clits, are respectfully invited to attend the fi nerai,on Thesday. dune 2. als otcloek, from Nia. tite Feaidence, Kid. Greenwich. xt ren, corner 6th av. aud We min requiem mass, Ala mcetios of the Tammany lial! Demosratie Gene ral Committee of the Niath Assembly District, held on Saturday, June 22, the following preauyle aud resol tions were unanimously adopted + racin Bi ckallwer 4 ried crete p Mean TI bly Diste tiauevand prices | be tt ty) 0 uis Leypoldt, of 0 West Fifteenth street, ne mile and | W8% examined by M 1 SHAY, June M4. Fi i from dhe Homie tae ahd pr iy, though shippers sll hold vit. Lhe ae ee wheat etreugthened the market for | Resatomt, That white ho i h were leas liberal 4 8, flat of an overrating F re Rae gn th ais hte states pare at $70 for | 1Y deplore the toxs which th rere Tec called | {4neYy 4 ble. Wisconsin urine nt Bs a¢1.85; 1,01) | organization has wustaine pevealted | pits nesota pring at 8485.10 for to good, and | O'Ne! his theny ee ‘As they drank It the barkeeper | guivrshuice: Moths Hom hern af aaeeTS for extras | OrNellls that his many g ‘Towns He had not corse Lis; but will nt of his bad ermen and de rest won't believe a word I eyesight. He did not hear much aboutit. He | say, Dey think dat we've got seine of de splits killed; he couldn't, say which dose fellers were in dat were fotched inion. He was then challe from Cuby on di hadn't talked much aboutit. | A Point a eou thought it a pretty hard case all round. | interrupted the talkative ba er some further examination he was chal- | for whiske: 1 believe me, z with resignation to the idence, we recognize and deep Ta:nmany Hall Democratic fn the demias of James srous and valuable qualities the se a te nal a | icnged peremptorily. vilspercd, “This bs rat glass of hard stu Fee eee ee ens, Romine at eT Mfitoeat a | of mind and heart, his varied and extonslve experience, zhly-bred voungaters | “Fumes Colman Yates, cotton broker, 101 Peart | tere fold t day, aan toronlae tes ocd that at | § heremainion private terme: sipping | and hieefiicient tabors hed made him an Inestimable Dojoroaay Mine | sfFeet, had a very decided opinion ‘about the | these fellers weren't countrymen.” | Fi a re ene se nee tes worcer In the cause of Deinocraey ; that tn octal life nap steroid out of | ° Mr. McKeon asked Jude Ingraian to charze | trouble from F heard the teporter | gitoxinors Pork castor, and more, settve pabortcplen a-cenlgh api flaBreeer me tay the « t ther inquiry, and learned that lant Eric | (R04) ble. a §.cvahid tor bew te ecgeages Bee ed a: pater be Nn Aol hed on q Lartived from Cuba or some of the | Miso, Qa huis new mes for fine ini tuy. He tion to those with whom he was allied by the thes of nd has Impressions wi. ° scontiizuons thereto, On Saturday eight | and vnehange “i boxes, friendship, made ap a character which in an espectal Bacon adult tor quire evidence to remove, that they should fud {Cut meat qile a ted aud pickled shoulders, WKAR. for do, for smoked hams, ‘Lard diver aud at Ska@eke. for No t to er hold. Each large casks were removed from HI who tad th endeared him nor to enjoy low | Judce Ingraham declined, and the defence entered an exception, ‘Thomas Goutat had an imp nged by. th which preser jesal hy ed them on the voyage was nd by him ft druggist, 498 ‘Third ave- city All attempts sion was peremptorily particular kind of liquor it was defence. Theodore Levy, | that filled those ‘claht ks proved unsiecess for Augu Batter steady; Wee er, 8 Bowery, was excused forthe same | ful. ‘The few who are aware of the fact vo eesonlly VATE Monks hwhat the | reason. Charles King Bishop, editor of the New | sedulously endeavoring to keep the matter & rk Weekly, had a strong inpreasion, and was | oret. One of the politiclans aid posed of of the dec this expres vent that they i the loa of one who ue closest tes of affection bust, wt $1.54 10 the bereaved fan INATIUS ELVNN, President. WALD GILON, Secretary. In Brooklyn, E, D4 June 24, Robert tas we dont know anything about tt, why we | Carn tem, fairly wetty ar of everything until we are | puvt- Mt Sée6tn. for a he continued, Meas net d wistfully toward a nerghb bar THE TENTH JUROR SWORN, b ra out. J understand, say to what extent that opinion oF inipression might wence him, bat did not believe It would Influence him at ail tn niaking up his verdict after he had beard | + that the Hoard are to end acommunient he evidence, He wae pot conscious of e One © to “eng 8 Cos . » nd relatives are respectfully Invi u Tester bist makin ep ketee Council of New York, and 1 wish ral, on Tuceday, June 2%, fromm the rest pant eting of the Toard a resolution was With light “trananctiogs tn cotton on, the spot, quotatt i Mt.” Riarket stony. Mid sent to the New York Board that | {fing Gulanderteye, and tow niledog doe ttf: eal ‘uplande, 2014¢¢. for consumption and Wy for tpe 912 Grand st hrookiyu, June 23, 1872, Armenk the family are invited te he ran the | quire vidence to remove. Lehould pot courider | At the m unpresadiced Juror at the moment of kolug | ordered to b Ow. aces and those | Ml verdict. from Front te lation. Forward deliveries dull averath d her funeral, this (Tueeday) afterugn, June 2 mand coud | Challenge overruted, and ¢ line ip io | aise ide Sate, eoning by oieat tee at? EM. atthe réatleuce of ht brother, A. J. Corea stopped Tos i in je on ‘on 4 ‘ounel! c. for rust, Zige. for forped | UT aw one act, of the performance at Niblo's canted | Haped that the New York Common Counc) will id We. fur November, The Liverpool en eee ore take imn action, if t s will re@atablish “Black Friday." I did fot stay It through. I never was quoted heavy 5 middling uplands, tic ‘ ’ ii vever, | saw Say would T tout kuow Me. Teemke Ot course although the re- | "Uydeeiins ode No alte reported, but. pric Special Hotues + leencountered | as an intelliggit man, Lformed an oploion on what t | F what connec- Molasses quiet; aces of % bbls, N vr9 aebetrue. T have | ton the atrests in New York have with the ves- Rice steady ; eal bags SAME’ panacoy smints " der 4 has gots A bave | selor the eight casks containing an unknown 11M bags Patna at Tycet ge a Made to Order and Warranted to Fit da partial opinion that, as 1 stated, would re- | brand of Uquor and the dead bodies, anery ory bat quiet a fe waa, C.O. D., to any part of the country @ jutles, quire evidh to emioy emma Kedued sto ry » Ds An h- | Mr. MeKeon subint 1 we N fiusttu and good Mnen Senday Scone nt Carey Sole wd—Vaboni) o¢ quarters, June 4.-—The fresh ofter- | f wored Sil, Making 925 for the | Ort Inge of beeves uu eting. | understood English imperfectly, and were dis: | Valentine—Any card yer lke, By Shorge, I come | work, ayalust nO! last week, atil'7 404 torthe correspond AN ALLEN, New York, Chairman, missed. Henry Louls was disqualified on fe- | here to vin or Ic fog weekllact year. “This market Waa even worse than at | Daren R. ‘orth Carolina, becretary. eels ite | Htonty Huncke were pe Capper bets tad wine peu Pcwer than’ Masny of fst wera: Common te | DR, MARY A, MITCHELL, 1.10, Broadway was probably his best performance, for most of | mund Bambury had formed an opinion that the | Valeutneel ios dat. tins, shenticnea tue t come | Suwuna ten tone at ieeciien, teas and Chersker | slelinn Remale diveasce's specisity for twelve years y were mod prisoner was gulity and was promptly dismylsse d. | hereto vin or lowe. Dershack vias. It'yer guows a'r | cuithe were very wow al S3pailige., OF fully 4c. WB. | Cousnitation tree ee thought bis opinion Would blas his Judginent. | | COWMtY Youth sees the jack—Valentine soos the coun: | “OL sheep and lainbs 7295 were offered to-day, making | | TRUSSES. — Den Tirase Spring Truse, 2 and was relieved. Henry Baiman had not read | HY south. 120 for the week, apaiiiat 2154 last week, aud iv.us tor | Racclay at. Astor for thirty years sekuow? Spat § aime 2 | Aieatlie- Now, shenttemen, let no shute um og orresponding week lust Year. sheep were dullyand | @dsed the bist tu the world, Try It it. Both ‘sides Bacon der opertna carte Yahack tims, | were selling at S@eye. WD. aud commun to eatee ROYAL HAVANA LOTT sed of ex- | Maximilian Abenheitn and Joseph Henry, Webb Ponte excites) tibet yout ‘i TN A aes ; ; : kets, f ed information farniehed The question a to which ia | were opposed to capital punishment and were Intensely dierneten i tatty | “iecelpte of hogs were 11,08, making 86.78% for the 208 cashed, TAYLOL € CO. Hankers, miles and a half ts, miowsd to Jou for thelr homes, gente) that wouldn't Ket aed for my canary bird. 1 K, against $1,980 lant werk None oftercd alive; and 16 Wail at, New York. and no William Burlingham had formed an opinion here to vin oF lowe. ; reamed Were Brin ALS 4H 4c WOVAL TAVANA LOTTERY. Vike pair Funs high, | Bat did not believe ie’ would bina iia cards Valentine pocgets the i ruryeritrs —— ak ciunet eS, is le thought he could exclude all opinion from | Country youth amazed eget : GENC . ‘ 5 New York Post Uaice, ” his mind except that arising from the evidence. | RG Unie yer vee too excited. Let me MAREN RLREREE EUAN —— To Mr. Townsend—I don’t think my opinion would | show yer again. Der shack vine r usual | color my view of the evidence. Itwauld tak» some evi ir fF achance to win back his | namsy ; Panis. Then | deuce ta remove that inpression. Cualiouge overruled ‘i Heatiy offers to purup tea | SUN ives \ oa tives Hh a - a by, the and challenged to the favor, i ich disappes ‘ try ty “ H Gat Vy ( TAL HAVEN RANK, 40) Grand s . ‘There are thirty-Ave nominations, of which | have done burinens tor the Keke ieadway, 1 have | CAMULET zuuebatnelined to quarrel. | Sarena Veo Hat Movida nad Ragurdy” events froin 9 fa xtract, | talked with Mr. Smith abont this mat within aw ree oe SRS SHEERS Mopar . aterest from @ every mont Viviek ft an . Woodbine, | in theotice of Mr-iucker, the Supetinteruent of a Steamship City of Paris, Liverpool, mdse, and pase uaey au July.’ Deposits before July 21 will draw tater eriod, and. Jury, | Erie Koad. | He did not express a very stron: opt Sunstroke—How to Prevent it. 6 f L aud y Trom July 4, ns OF TRUSTEES: ie | Tuo not kiow Mr-Gouid ori Tweed: hav heated term Is upon us. IHundreds have va rosident-—Wm. F Huekataster, 2 West 85th at aflce and 8 he | ey et ee ee eee aileu Victiius to. the direct raya of the suu. ‘The aud pare View: Presidents—Tobert Hoe, printing proses, r.,% cluding Harry | ¢aSiraniy > nto YoU to Feprevedt ie trausietion } Onis hurr! let'waem ov erent Hy ue neat tha we ext te ah Cold taeand ulin a, Way cell sblcblag merehaut wally AC he is | “the pinriet-Attorney Lohse tot Print Mo the headand, gptues It kill Vata} on secreviry kik, Keunedy, late of Witllaina & Kennedy, stakes for two- | fort to influence public opint with Ic several Lines @ day, you may bid dellauee to sui hant, of L. Solomon bs tran presented wad not only as ry, To the credit of ove of U In this Luding Furniture, carpets, and bedding—an immense stuck and low prices—at B. M.Cowpertuwals.1 t i Tnasan s Rutgers, Cherry, Water, and tat he sat Uirsugh but-one aet natu eireet, Weekly and monthly pas iets tanviy ace Dev amin Britton, merchant, of Chapman, Smith d Lr Bet, wat mm i t. This @ ntlema at it oo Jou. Coc ovis! f Cook & sledge, 18 eh. Me dors not niaite whetiier that. wax (the test Bew ‘ * alght of the perforimauc. ur hat, but What we Wait to | FENANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Sehr May Quee Gayton, grocer, 584 Grand Know ls whether it repressuted trausactlon favor set tty Also, te ubual Fiver and cOaatwise vresels, George C, Haileck, real adway, with » hurdle | . The District Attorney—That was not the question you | Monpay, June 2% M.—The week opened STEAMSHIPS ARTY r Manton Hewith, 2 Gales OV nila, over obelt fur. | Sg PAtn ae al Xe him whether | °, tte Stock Exchange withoat the display of | | Qcuexerowy, June 2i.-Tarifa, Boston; Wynne y Lennedy 5 ; |. we should like to ask him whe 4 : Clty of Washiugtony New Yor nnedy. col ae dash of three | it aemed to represéatethe trausaetiou iu mica ther | any special brilitaney in any of the departments, the | OY) of Wamigatons New Vouk oy ih ier rill & Son is auite likely | prince is ines Wed untavorabiy. stock market, briefly, belug fairly active during the jeg arene tron ard [ron Works, 11th ate squelstakes | ‘The trices found the chaflenge true, Ie ree ue Ta Sabesiemon teeietee ca te ee Business Notices, Seeded a talked ere are twen- THE FIFTH PANEL EXHAUSTED. ne J phe “a off barely steady, after a gradual sagwing off in pri The University Medicines. i. Hell, W ‘Though the tidings from the Geneva Tribunal a ‘These Valu foaled fit: | Karded as quite favorable, yet the publ for the prt ons. Thomas J. Conroy, | 'd 90 frequently by the various phases of this claims | phot m0 lorris ‘etreet, had defective | business that they are not disposed to predicate any | Inteiligeres can Cars Jonn Bord, Bernhardt ton simple documentary evide: Narcissus Pinard were excus nt of their opinions. August Be by official data, and In consequenc ula phen M. Blake was excused because he h Proparations form @ Regtlar System disvases—cnel disease having all Gialadie ay NO per LE DEPOSURS MADE on or befor ui vw that owe remedy A jo ie THIRD AVENCE SAVINGS DANK, 1. Ames, and George Preterre we or fal di ch steamer, | had noither formed hor expressed ano} ton falls to the ground, It is questionable whether, | KITE (LOPSTRATED TU NIVeRSEDY ALMA: [ counts and bese interest frou Jilly 1 Had so there will be no delay, elther in going or re- | hut the defence challenged him peremptorily, | the matter were entirely out of the way, any more en ote ROR LOR ire SUX PER CENT, FIOM &f to @5,00 i | va thustasm would be imparted to dealings, in consequence UNIVERSITY PLA Davip Moxoan enn H. LYON, President, sr and had read very little about the killing. of the largo number of heavy operators absent on their New York City and Agencies : { re Shale god peroneal by He defonc summer vacations, Only @ handful (comparatively) | 1), Ag Z Perth e caute | Potttte | Moses Wile was excused because nde own-town Agencies H he uw i ra for Weatchenter Polttt- | Moses Wile mas excuse use he Isunder | of the smaller fry now remain on duty, | "NIDAUTS, Herald Building, 28 Broadway, New | 1 ; " John Royal Putnam was the last one of the 1 these brokers occasionally get up a itt WELLS & WOODEN, 64 Fulte te i fifth panel called, but did not appear. A sixth | diversionon thelr own account, a df thelr own Bee lL upcegade ‘ i] alied | panel of one hundred wus ordered, aud the Court brisk Hetie mnovenmene deter ied thie morning ta eertal Away abt aie oe he ¥ ie fag the Jacpayer, wih Mr, Thos, Timms as editor. After | Adjourned, of the ai Pacino Mall running Br Lirosd way gud sith at.) Hew ¥ 1 wees Mis and up Het intimated to Mr. Timms that hls eervices could be dis | A Druguiai’s Prescription Killing a Patient | apd Widely disseniliated, togne nltiinate citcet that ths 1 Corner 125th at aid 94 a¥ Harietiy NeW York New York, June 21, 1872 f : yest : und Two Physicians, HOke spoil the broth” may be accept ~ pevosur in the SAVINGS BANK, iit} one Bauer, publiauer of a German paper, to print th Sr. Tours, Mow June 4.—A letter from Hermi- rats it can rendily be ween how the maxinumnimay | iff ater wHe Cee Ha date, Mow tMey ante { Bex rowel tis Hlvekor street ie] Arcouut of a terrible ease of poison. veatied in the ein question, ‘The North: | sect ‘Banes,” "Inscct Extermluators,’ &¢., got_up by Eee rere tee } ing in the town of Wheatland on Wednesday last. It ‘ahares, at como mean tine | know nothings to compete with Lyon's Maan art: pewise SAVIN ANSTILE } rinted another numberof the paper, | #PPeare that # young man named Moore applied to the Paste Saturday afternooes to soee Pitvuck | circereniar acd hana feels Tete a ated MINTER CENE INT . ‘ ted another | county physician for a preseripttc ome medicine riwiat that point, and tater rug | mesquitorsud. son kit or evew hart in the sliglitest wed on all senses Denoetie weacie heer will 4 to eure tu and ae he Ob octet quuming tne jw to 5. and though thereat Ing ree tian, woman, OF child oe MOM | ferent from July ts’ Bagh open dalla: trom 1) Ae Mate { VCLOF pree ed & dose of bitters cor unded of Peru. i pring? ny } Lents te * ig niciM ain ER Wo Cox i ‘ \ ! Mr. Mauer de of tne Bitters e which, bo don wari the figures there" belng “4% Come and see it, the New sot tages RINE A hebedid used ly able to ied. Dre. | and 4) i h the medium of the Wai Sew ing Machine, and you w s 4 a ° 85. ‘ HW vat ‘na Burnes, Hoaoaciai "bureau, “wen denra’ from Loudou | Lele tie b> 4 MLECHASICS ANDER AD AYINGE { y ‘attend her son, in fter there will be no distinct Seldou easy payouts, Mas the ons I ¥, NEAR HOUsT s ¢ ix heariugs, ‘ouug mal at ivi Droadw INTEREST Trusters have declured a seman ! bitters, -————— nual dividend at the rute of si percent, per annutt per was not printed In @ . They edi , Ince ty New o buy te | all sums entitied thereto for the @ months und d-tnontl + tig 4 xperts have been, r. Harues was taken violently til aie, Tel fle lewelry and ding Juue 3) leon and after the thitd. Mot t (he paper was t from his he ‘He Hity. Ini credited ae atone a hawk: md mie, and died during the St Paul reaching 643 ds & specialty Deposite nade now draw laterest froin Ju | aphival blunder Redield, frellns ory of poikon. Scontral be ' ‘antiy trom DA Mt 3 Mt ai on Ma eae {i Piatt wuld that the | tne, spurred hie hotest its uinoee apeed.. nienicied oie i " “y {fe | were, then we and fell Insensinie ae the A Pre anyon avert ALF RD P. CONKLIN, Prestue ‘of the buttered inside and dled within ff non. Ub with his Clegant sutimer Hate at 212 B Henny C. Fisnen, Secretary i {i} Vtor | written ; therefore it is hot known whother the doete oney tia min, the ‘dana — UTUAL BEXERIT SAVINGS HANK, butted thet | who prepared the bitters snade 's mlstake, or whether | vclenarer poate ees the Pa Dutehor's Lightning Ply METS BELEN CAMINGS Ba Ni { Cd's blunder, ciated Clty By denetcin legal fu everywhere: Y Interest comibences on the Arsture auth, at the if Roe oe - tenders, the ty as Bot as yet halt the effect of — ‘Shank opew daily from Wwtodand Mouday and pros penet: REAL ESTATE MARKET. pargening rates, owing to the large supply of nation Noatle's Lucteous Kartua, aay ovenlnge trim 4% to oe orelack, sf bia) j qe wordasitdid | Three Important suburban sales are announced | {here | dgravely, aetive (aug nout physiciniy G.H.Ransmor becratare. Oe Tenant lied the manuscript, | for to-day (Tuesday). JM. Phelps will sell two hand: | grament bond market, In, syinpatuye with ws % sone | E¥auaE ———-- { ectally to ae¢ | gome modern villa Houses and 480 ote fn the most popa: | Might yield early inthe day, the entire iat: wi vin eed Meant | UNO RRAER SAYING R HANI i script Was full of | IAF portion of the north shore of Staten Island at New | SfnuoB, of twa. wie an’ new & cents. show peck eldest ad dias ssid taba cadlesdly SIX PER CENT. INTEIEST on 8 to 8.00, } Bandera of aif sorts, nud that the word was written #8 | Brighton, The location of thie fine property to unex: | cent. “Ar the close, however, there was a at atler get MARRIED. asebre $10,081,517 4 { ; . cxtensive | ig caused by the’ reaction In the gold pretalun, tue At SND . erning the | cePtionable, on the beautiful highlands, with extensive | (UK Couey’ 0y the renclion tn tite guid promluin, ¢ SANFORD-—SMITII. On Sunday, dune 2%, by the Rey Fireworks, if ¢ illegible manu | sea and land views, graded str and avenue r ‘Henry Clews & Co. bb Vall street, report ata P. Mur i Guiry Me Ww i ie wiord, of Troy, to Mina Nelle pipes { hesier County | rounded by the most retiaed and opulation of 1 Aumiith, of New Yor 9 i. Wt ro duty to make seuss | ToUnded by the most redaod and wealthy population of | | id, Asha, ; . SS ee DPOF Fok LicHts EAGLa | tavarticle on | the Island, The opportunity to purchase lots 25u100 ts a | H.S.eurrency tetitid” Ht Athy Hon rer Pihcettelt gt ‘ sitor could not_miake ew th 14 will no doubt pro 0 mode eaiaterestite eh i8 g BaD AHN pei haee s fi ee Th j ald nat 4 4} ew thing, and will no doubt prove attractive to moder: | 66 1481 coupon... 119 % 5-Ble 1808, Coup. 117k PENDLETON Cine June by | luage A No. } Firecrackers, Waughs Thunderbolt Torpe ‘ THe saw ne | ate buyers, Sate reg. M.& N13 104m reg. 1 Avery, of the Court of « Rumund H Pays | COC MC WOy ne ay rf Ts making blunders because they had | Jere Johnson, Jr., holds the ret sale of lots in Bay- | Saye Heed: COUP. LA ae cok. HH Gioton from Corgella M. Bemiietvd Cause. sor Ghianihere arvana 10 tien side, on Little Neck Bay, and the Flushiag and North | £33 fey coe tad titulo crime 4 | Bealect ¢ sathtnsdat ay allman tn te uaa at aud 8 let p branch. Th S20 Tr. de IAG “Paes % fo, the aunua; #1 Of G24) paye, | SS re neers mf heads by Mir gam i | "risa Gold Roam Keane up ite aredit trark for duilneaa, allinente, ‘The alimony Waa ciarged g Machines. ve. Tele the movement to-day having b of the briefest kind. ete OF the Bt Bhd ia Copeldurs, eg a Ket devoid of fuoidnut, "The enloe wero! jowance, the defen rred of all wrewing machines forsale, to rent Maye ba | thre: New York Muyors.' I however, ata lower jority of transacticus er tn the estate, real or p tiso bought and repaired good secob . » Mr Blackwell has spared uo e being at tails zh. the. price momentarily he euatody of the shild is to re J Very cheap; uonttly paynueuts, 10\Cuual ate went of to fit, under a continuadon of the eu nt until he shall arrive at the A Ee AeA hie alo Bill, alias Gin 4 pric La large ate | fatale (a fever hae clan later temmactaniiy remit t ara, with the right tothe pialutlt to aee Nim every 7 7 ‘| Pig, of Tremont, took an infant from the New York ; ¥2,(0) excursion Uckets have Deca glyen vance in aterling. In, tie wold loan | Stee Months; The defendact shail not remove the Political, Hing Aeyliin In Bighth street, six woeks ago, to | Of were gig. 8, 4.4 and's & cell for cnr paar eee aperiod TROTTTTT i dling Asylum in Bigh Hie weeks ago, ai and excursion Phe Assistant Treasurer. Wsbursed: lu cola tn ah Obe Year, With biltca [ME GREELEY AND BIOWN CAMDAION ths old, Mre, O'Mara had 1 ‘ * the public debt $3140 redeetlag 8 M, and oiherwisa, at ot aatd pe CLUW OE the ‘Vth Assembly District wit hold ® ‘Two or three | i process of develop a tal Of $96.10, The day's busin Tbe returned tot Under safe ce: | arivertiag at the Wigwatn fo H ut vay at Mavnahawkin, y. A large nun follows: Gul with him unt) "the return of the de: | aye Tuenday) evenly no | Verof excursion tickets have b titbnted for tits bis; balance Hited Staten Incase the detoutant | “oie Kraceisan,s 4 rly Asieiwiit-¢ i m PAu avait thencetocth Ve et i dy of the chitd, aubsect to the " (4) niture and ed iy a nge Tank w litlons In favorof the defendant ax to visiting Most nnd #onnd, if ihe Of aw building lots ta Awe gold Ualunces, B2.484,1585 andecurreney bake | 88 ADOVE Wien oa i eliell arrive at the 5 ~— } grease y is well. Joatedy with hy surroutiding 8, $2,805,081, The following Were tie quotations: eof tw fe the plalocit! sual! have the custody OsT-00 Fr tert Nroadway cur on i finout | hne'view, acy only vweaty Minutes frown New York. wget ‘ A aS Fereuubat t liberty duriug eit | 14° at st Kethous. Finder msy terrible | A.D. Melick, « all to-morrow ENS BePaeees 2) Masses M1BHY m whenever ene wiaace to da eo the | recuru it te tt We j ne tnfants, erford ALS Stn Ia M 1s naduring that tine to keep. with . iy Rergeant, Steers tank uta, heat Foreign exchange was quiet, but frm, and rates were Uoinodietatens Whey anid cid’ aball | Pmt or iW reward for her nS ers wlees, oF Be pretty teal changed at lo for pele baukets’¢ faisiven peur tater TT Potro Co hes Waa ti at the drawere tat elther the plaintid or the defendant, Without conceding id aay then e propert od altendance of buyers frou wioved Up raten ie % th Roe eee a a ee rer mate DONKD WEOR Telnar Meee 8 DIED. BOR SAGER A te pow F engine; Me ggg iansion | the Central Kaliroad carried np the pri RURRALL nite du rountar fronting 1A fechamtne | By “ne new july ctl Colinas Regcted ik eri a feat tana ch ovine aot a 3] er is ack stay es Ones ‘and a0 feet on the railroad”, The property ts | to Mis, and new North Carolan tet the “Funding tGeneve Academy, ti ate OUtL, Chirag 1 eaben pu saith ‘ahd well located at tiehmond Hilt TA Act bonds of hos aclling at 24 aud Miss ouria at 08. The | leadiog and infuential weuber of the JEPATTEN'S, GreenjoiiteL f the Poot Omee, The wale of lote at Park Ridge yesterday hae Well ate | Only transaction du city bank stocks Was In American | ip-Westerh New York tendcd) 19 lols were #old, realleling $24,809.09 Exguavgc atid, Kaliroad bouts» ve 1ulel BAXILI—ALi o'glock, op June 24 at ber late reel WaAntencs We poubde, Addres