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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03
Price Two Cents.
New Orleans
Correspondence OF tho Herald)

New ORLEANS, Sept. q, 1913
Business Prospects - Rs1gnation of the Collector
Candidates for the O9fce--Anticipated Resiena-
tion Of the Postmaster Prospects OF Mr.. Van Dr.
rem in Loustana- The Ye2o,c Fsuer, and The Cot
ton and Sugar Crops
DEAR SIR
| have not much news to send you. The season
for business is, however, evidently opened, as there
is great str levee in the way of cotton bales,
boxes of merchandise, &c, which are there thrown
out by our ships aud steamboats, their arrival, to
be taken to our warehouses The prospect fora good
business year Ia very hattering. Perhaps Tor the
last ten years, 1t has never looked better. In the
city, great number OF hne brick buildings have
been erected, besides immense large stores and
warehouses, tor the accommodation of the vast
amount oil meru lndlZe which comes Ia this place
from The four quarters OF the globe. Ii nav in
deed, be fifty compared TO Alexandra ia Egypt,
when she was the enrepot OF the east and the west
L. Gibbs Morgan has resigned his pos, Collec-
tor, and numerous are the surmses Of the gentle
man who will succeed him Among those spoken
OF, are 5, Cuculler, b, + French, g Dorsey, and j.
W. Breedlove. 1t is Impossible, however. that the
latter gentleman can be appointed, as he does not
belong to the Tyler school, although tor the sake Of
the office, it is said that he gave IN his adhesion
some weeks ago. Besides his recent come ion
with the fraudulent eiiars of The Atchafalaya
Bank, In which he hgures so largely, would,
it Is hoped, prevent the President from making such
an appointment, and ii he did, the Senate would
never confirm IT,
There are various reports about the accounts of
the late Collector, oil his having tanned large
sum for commission, and the guarantee of the
public moneys One thing is certain, that his neg
lect will cost the government large sum, in the
case OF Young Breedlove. who stole the Treasury
notes
1t is believed, that the Postmaster will shortly re-
sign, and then there will be more scrambling for
nffice. Other removals IN public places are
spoken, SO 1t is likely that we are to have conf
plee revolution shortly.
Mr. Van Buren, has injured his cause very much
in this State, by the late proceedings OF the Syracuse
Convention, aud it is now very doubtful whether
any Of the states will submit te its dlctaon. am
sorry his friends should be impruden mt, as think
he couC be elected without sny trickery by the
fair vote OF the people. This State from being one
of the strongest wing States, has become thoroughly
democratic.
| The yellow fever will not become an epidemic
this year, and II will be perfectly safe for persons 10
STRIVE here about the first Move mber but not before
| The new cotton which comes 10 market, is of a
fine DESCRIPTION and sells tas, il is landed, at
betterprices than 1t did last year. The sugar crop
promises abundant. IL. G.
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SELECT ARTICLES OF PERFUMERY

MANUFACTURED BY PATEY & co, formerly Pa
M tey Butts Co Perfumers to Her Majesty 81 Lombard
Paeys Fragrant Essence of Ciriododra or verbenaA new
ana sh coneeraeg EisenSe those Qualities so
fragrance combnne permanence with its ETHEREAL property IL
offered higher price than good Lavender Water wigs
Cd and 3s cd per bottle.
the toilet jar This Cream possesses all the good qualities of the
finest Naples Soap unaccompaned by the unpleasant smell
separable from that article and addition
TO this II contains uncombued free ala
sometimes the Naples Soap which considera
BILE irritation tender faces The Ambroa Shaving Gre m is
of white peay appearance and produces itch Creamy Lah
which will dry the face the general complaint against
almost shaving soap hitherto introduced being entirely
Paeys Treble Distilled Lavender Water Halipints IS Cd
pnts, Is. IL is unusually permanent and revivng.
Pateys nexhaustbe Smelling Salts glass and stopper
ed bot les, Is and Is cd each
Paeys Bears Grease price Is Is Cd and Is Cd warranted of
Pateys yohnstones Patent Windsor Soap unrivaed its
long standings reputation In packets three squares Isl six
Patey's Aromatic Emollient Old Brown Windsor Soap
manufactured from Vegetable Oils, scientifically combined
maneut and emoent iather which the skin
mec, and yields delightful aromatic fragrance Is Cd
Pateys White aud Brown windsor Soaps, warranted mild,
for family use; Each Is cd per pound.
Paeys Naples warranted genuine imported In pots
Is, Is Cd, Is Cd, and IS.
Almond Vegetable Rose and Floating Soaps packets of
'1'Fsto5Ri' TiiE TOILET AND NURSERY
Paeys Extra Fine Violet Scented Hair Powder particularly
recommended for the OF ladies' and infants for mild and
cooling qualities and greatly superior to that generally sold In
pound
Pateys New Perfume Persian Essence Cronella Rose
al az osinai anu permanent perfume imported from
Fsey superior o '%s Hair Shaving and Clothes
l-Patey Co dsclaim connection with other house.
and suggest their correspondents the necessity Of observing
Agents the for s Re- aad seas Nj.
CAESAR Oil, halydor, and Odonto. $50 1T LIST eyy
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PULASKI HOUSE,
MONUMENT SQUARE, SAVANNAH, GEO,
WII.TRERl.ER

1.
TS. men, Ssys sESa$
House-being, beyond any comparison whatever number
the rw VII 2i4HF HS B. g1d
Random Shots and Southern Breezes, vol 2, page l65
PULASKI HovsEThe following well merited compliment
s. IS OF wg S h om so e anv Sy s 20
to points where there comforts, instead OF stopping in
the viii & nSssnse
Gm The s G N oy dc sqG % DOWN.
table which deem better than any other in the u States
% III he aa M s and
S%ssi
Will you allow me the privilege of your column, TO csmmu-
mic ate some information OF interest travelling
about e' when intended cavaliers
FEEL 50 nnch anxiety as the means q comfort enjoyment
await them on their Journey AT ibis perhaps earlier
SEXES either from delicate health or dsiase Of NortRefn
seek relief from ron The severe % ~ Of
@ ,s
great loss Of those comforts and eonyenences which belong
travelling has enabled me TO afford this most desirable niorma
During recent ys, to savannah Georgia. under The nsuc
lions IF diGj%SaapE friend 500" found E most SSm
ot, Gyqs@ AID conducted BY cnGaS Perez WI,GsrEe
Hie EXISTS thISugh9u the hogs and ps.tns and
n The s sbsss wy "ppsd b a. dSTy aud
hdious connoisseur could not complain OF the wines The
society resident for the this fine house. and drawn
rom the various Northern states, is Of the most agreeable
character.
or our host" hmseet il be said that all his visitors unite
bearing testimony his iudicous
and courteous department while they have render
this hotel inferior and others the
United states all who the Pulaski House, his
guests his friends and well wishers When
therefore the existence of this establishment Savannah
added the mil and alubrty Of its Innate during the
months aud the general attrcenss ofthe city,
not doubted that when the merits of the Pulaski House"
are once well Known, prove the fayonte at the
south of the invalid, well as the traveller FOR pleasure.
A SUBSCRIBER.
"This Hotel is infinitely superior where we lodged
in Charleston. Here obtained the nestimabe luxury OF
warm bath" MRS. FANNY BUTLER
To
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MORE FORGERY AND SwlNDLTNG.-Robe Sal
year was taken into custody on Thursday after.
noon, says the Norfolk Herald of Saturday. and
Yesterday brought before the Mayor, on a charge
of obtaining at different times three barrels of whis-
key a barrel OF sugar, and bag OF coffee, from
Messrs. Haynes u Goodrldee, upon forged orders.
signed with the names OF John G. Hetfeld, and
John Forbes, customers Of Messrs. II. ~ e., living
n Currltuck County. N. G..
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Superior Court.

The Chief Justice and Judge Oakley on the Bench.
Der. 2-The Court was engaged he greater part OF
this day in hearing motions. The Calender will be
taken UP in order, tomorrow. (Tuesday)
Calender for Tassday-Nos. g. g. Ia, 10 II, 49, II, 90
II, %, -, IS, %, 20, 30.
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BELMONT HOUSE NEW BRIGHTON

DELMONl nOOoE NEW bhlChION
GEORGE PE1RlSS, in returning his grateful acknowledge
nents to the ladies' and gentlemen who favored
the above establishment during the season. begs
nounce that he has made suitable Tor the
winter TO accommodate families aud single boa The d.
ming and dormitones will he found aud
elegantly furnished The table will be supplied with the cho
proximity OF Belmont House to the city with excellent steam
the host and cyty Of the attendants combiued it'll the oca-
ton, being within step the landing renders this
bshmen the most social and the Union Terms
will be found exceedingly moderate
70 Good stablug and coach houses attached to the pre-
misses. tfr
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TO THE PUBCIC.
PATENT ELASTIC
Nh on TnED ~ ID CE

ME ;, SUBSCRIBERS Offer with full confidence in It's
uuhtv and usefulness, the above named article. This
article intended TO brace the shoulders the back
expand te chest giving graceful outline to the figure
VIII ue FOUND indispensable persons sedenary habits
ac ana guardians are particularly requested examine this
HWih DE found requisite quality
winch recommended, namelyto brace the shoulders of
children and Others who have acquired the habit of STOPPING
lho ain e form IN an upright position They can be worn
WITH perfect ease being formed with elastic back and viii
be found oil no lmpedmen the of the arns The
subscribers also offer their celebrated Elastic Spring Russia or
hdng belt me above articles manufactured under the
immediate inspection OF Mr. Parsels, who been eneaad in
the business Tor the last sixteen years and be depended
Sold wholesale and retail az the old establishment OF
PARSELLS & AGATE,
. 237 Broadway, OF Park Place
". B-adies will be supplied and fitted by calling az The
residence of MADAME PARSELLS, 400 Greenwich, street
between Hubert and Laieht street. s25 Stsec "
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HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.
THE undersigned takes occasion inform his friends and
the public, that the Mansion House is located in In
outsider street. No 6 the vicinity Of tho steamboat landing
and vegetable Market having commodous family apartments
arranged in the order.
person employed procure permits land passengers
baggage Sc who will board vessels Immediately after the visit
OF the officers.
NBVsors this Island should procure passport from
the Spanish Consul at the OF embakaon TO obviate diff
6cues and Inconvenience. = -
lGnnec
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LockpOrt.
Correspondence of the Herald.I
LooKpoRT, Sept. 80, 1913.
LOckpmt-The Prussian Settlers
G {, RrSSr-rr Eco

L0CkpWt-Ihe Prussidu Settlers
JAMES G. BENNETT, ESQ
SIR
Lockport is thrifty town of some 1000 inhabi-
tants, dispersed over tract of country on both
sides OF the great canal, large enough for a compact
city OF 100000 population The citizens expect to
fill 1t up by the next census Mr.. Haskell, the com
municative host of the large and commodious
Railroad Hotel, who has several of the authorized
commissioners OF the Niagara county Prussian
colony at his house, informs me that the community
embraces about 800 families-some 300 individuals
OF whom are now temporarily at Buffalo. The
agents OF the colony have already purchased
OF the Honorable Washington Hunt (eecD
OF this county, tract Of 100 acres OF land
Tor which they pay down the hard metallic :
and II Is their purpose to add further pur
chases OF the adjoining lands, sufficient for the
maintenance OF the settlement. Five hundred men
OF the association are now on their way up from
individuals in the purchase OF lands contribute ac-
cording to their means-their proportions varying
from 10 TO I20 acres. Seventy acres are held In
common to be distributed among the poorer OF the
brotherhood They bring with them their own me-
chanlcs, arlzans, priests and physicians num-
Der OF these hardy and serviceable settlers are the
veterans who figured in the campaigns of the indo-
mlable Butcher against Napoleon. The lands OF
the colony lie adjoining the one mile reserve of the
state, on the Tonawanda and Niagara rivers,
some eleven miles southwest OF Lockport, in an
advantageous position ot communication with the
markets. The PrussIan community will add large
~ 10 the prosperity OF the county, distinguished, as
they are, TOR ady industry, honesty, and peace
ableness Of character. 8.
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mr. WHEELER begs offer the notice public the
following letter from highly respectable officer the u
$. Navy
New York, Sept. 81, 1913.
To DR.. Wheeler Oculist, 80 Greenwich street.
S-lt affords me great pleasure TO give the benefit of my
testimony OF the of daughter
of an aggravated of Scrofua Ophalm after she had
treated by eminent physicians and without the least
permanent benefit.
must add, that when placed her under your kind care
having been induced to do by visiting your cured
being entirely closed and sghess the other nearly So
and light could be borne For months she had
been kept carefully darkened The eyeds
ghgily inamed and the child by her previous treatment,
reduced a skeleton.
Your Kind treatment and win be held by me.
aud every member Of family, the grateful
prance should this bring the notice Of like suffer
will be secured by relieving suffering humanity $50
49, Very truly, friend
WASH. A. BARTLETT, u. s. NJ,
$50 I'm IN 22l Eighth Avenue.
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IMPORTANT TO INVALIDs AND VISITORS TO
THE ISLAND OF CUBA.
n y n l.

IN the village Of Cero three miles from Havana This
bshment advantageously situated, properly fitted up
and attended aorng the benefit of country life without
excluding the comforts and pleasures of the Capital
venting timely attendance to business Every attention
promised by the the satisfaction Of their
CHARGES
Boarding for single in ....s2 90 day
p" two or three persons in one room. 81 so a day
each person.
With families particular agreement may be entered into
N B-Omnibusses running from morning till night be-
the Cerro and Havana making the trip in half hour
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@LADlts' AND MISSES SHOES.

@LADltS' AND MISSES SHOES.
CHEAPER THAN EVER.
A T WALKERS OLD STAND, 4ls Broadway, where
"A be uud complete of all the different
kinds coors and for ladies' misses and children
Caters Boots Boskius slippers and walking shoes. Also
latest style and fashion; ladies' misses aud chdren
al kinds and colors the style and variety OF all
sizes and suited to all tastes genemens boys aud chlden
boots aud shoes OF ench aud native calf and fine in
all their ready made made order shortest
notice Gentlemen overshoes and
Of other goods at WALKERS, i9 Broadway,
- . 49, of Canal st.
NB-eads Of families, by patronzing this Enlistment,
will find saving of IS to 80 per cent. o2 lm*ec
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ASTOR HOUSE.

THE subscribers will be happy with families and
single gentlemen for the also with parties of single
gentlemen who prefer table reasonable
sl5toctl COLEMAN & STETSON
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CARLTON HOUSE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS pre- pared TO make arrangements
with families and single gentiemeor the winter by the
year. upon reasonable terms.
The prices OF this establishment heretofore
viz: 81 50 per day. BENSON q HODGES.
"a I'M
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ENGLISH AVINGS-Stnngers Visiting the civ
II invited TO call 81 Canal street. few doors west from
Broadway south side, where they will find of the lages
collections of scrap and other engavngs the United States
at lower prices than yet Offered The trade supplied
bera ngrayngs by the old masters and scarce books,
bought and sold; colors, stationery, NC. sl3 lmErc
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VALENTINE has removed his Engraving aud Printing
Establishment from John street. No. Beekman sirest
(Loyejoys Hoe) opposite the Brick Church, New York -
Wedding, VISITING Invitation, and Professional Cards
style of the regards the superiority
the engraving neae Of the printing and the whiteness and
brancy OF the cards Persons furnishing their own card
plates have them printed the approved and fashion
able style Of cards prices TO suit the times.
The Ladies and Gentlemen of New York Brooklyn the
adjoining cities and towns respectfully invited call and
examine the books aud from
select 10 their taste. so msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-03

S,&R NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS
~ PaSkG, Of Sth new and elegant packet
Bruon will sail Monday 10th October her regular day
The ships this line being all 1000 and upwards
vanages to be derived from selecting this line preference
other their renders
comfortable and convenient than ships of mller class
Those wishing TO- secure berths in this magnificent ship
should not fail to make early application TO
w. & j. r. TAPSCOTT,
At their General Passage Office, 43 Peck Slip
- . - corner of South st.
The Rochester will sail from Liverpool the 5th December
Persons wishing send for their friends have them brought
out in first class ships sailing weekly favorable terms
Drafts for amount payable demand thout discount
IN all the principal towns of England, Ireland, Scotland
Wales, constantly for sale above.
The Garrick will succeed the Rochester and sail the
18th October s29r
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l.. BARONTO,

l.. BARONTU,
RTlST il Aabaser, Marble, Scaglioa, &C., from Italy
Theoretically invites the gentry the inhabitants shopkeep-
srs Bazsa country dealers and the public general
and Division stree which open inspection with
splendid assortment of Italian aud English Ala
and various other marbles verde d prato granite &c. SC
consisting OF of groups figures tazze
Hebe Euscan candescks apers pen trays ink
stands watch clock stands time pieces spill pots uns
lamps shell oval bottles groups single
dogs, tables oentne baskets bulls lions, breaches
neckace obesks bell gozzoy vases vases paper
weights stands card boxes snuff boxes birds
OF Mount Veuyus Of Naples; books concho
ogy, minealogy geology, boanist &c &C. Price of
articles from l21 cents 20 $l00
Cleaning and repairing of description moderate
Admission free $50 CIV.
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NEW YORK ~ a BOSTON

SOUND PILOT.
OWEN PRESCOTT Pilots or ses charge as master and
Shoals Boston, Portsmouth Portland Kennebeck, and 9TH
Eli PORTS Office at Frye Shaw's Nautical store, 222
Wsns street. Beekman Reference TO number OF
chants and the several Insurance COMPANIES in this city Bos
ton, and Portland. jyls lmnr
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PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO ORDER
By E. SU s E X, It's broadway, (Basenlent)
One door from Courtlandt street.
y SUSER, Bootmaher, and Maker of Lasts an
<7" Five" of Clerce of Paris begs leave to inform his
friends and all the amateurs of gentlemany chaussure
eras all that perfectly made ia Paris by his master The
celebrated Bootmae Cerce whose customers
this side Of the Atlantic respectfully invited try Susers
Boots and Lasts before they despair Of being chausses
New York, after the incest latest Paris fashion.
Also, the genuine Paris Jet Black Varnish sold.
sl1 I'M
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UMPIRE Or BEAUTY.-The following Toilet articles
II be had genuine only 81 Walker street, door
from the corner of Broadway
Gorrauds Poudre Subtile-For safely, quickly and
neny erdicatng superuous hair from all parts of the hui
frame THIS beyond all doubt every purchas
requesting proof Beware Of countere containing dele
FERROUS properties and utterly necacous No Brook
Ign.
Gourauds Eau de Beaute-For thoroughly discriminating
pimples, botches morphew Sc elciting delicate white
hands and and mpartng Juvenle BOOM by its
dang properties preventing the formation Of wrinkles and
banishing them when present
Gourauds Vegetable Liquid ge,'imparts delicate blush
ing tnge the cheeks mmovable by rubbing with handker
chief " a cloth.
Go rauds Blanc d'Espange, Spanish White gives to the
comp pure lfeke alabaster whiteness. In elegant
boxes rs each.
oLiaud Grecan Hair DyeFor cooring red or grey hair
without staining the skim warranted. 81 per bottle.
Eye Brow and Whisker Dye, Is cents per bottle
Cream of L.lies-For removing Dandru making the hair
rich, silky and glossy, and gradually changing 1t to dark
brown black SO per bottle.
Agents. Milk st Boston; 76 Chestnut Ph,dephs Grey
Poughkeepse; Guthrie Albany Myers New Haven; Wells
Co Hartford Cowles Springfield; Faulkner Norwch Green
Co. Worcester Carleton & Co Lowe Hodge, Newbury-
hopss Cincinsat.i; Tuttls Psbursh; George sealey,
Frankfort Ky s. Tousey, Rochester,; Seth S. Hand Balti
more. sl3 lmsr
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, BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

- BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
<1fS9 JOHN READY respectfully informs his friends
and public that he has business the above
line No 90 Nassau street, where he will thankfully receive
and faithfully execute all orders he may be favored with the
understandable teri for cssh. iv22r
DIANO-FORTES, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, NEW
MUSIC, Sc. Sc, just received at ATWlLL'S Music Re
pository, 20l Broadway near st. Paul's
Purchasers invited to examine several splendid Rosewood
and Mahogany Panoortes this day added the already
tens assortment OF Pianos hand Flutes Guitars &c
SC. in great abundance.
The supply and admired Music very great embra
cling the publications from all of the country Purchasers
depend receiving editions liberal deduc
ton where music is ordered in quantity.
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1NO ARCHITECTS AND .BUILDERs.-The subscriber
would respectfully inform his customers and Others that in
consequence of his old stand Broadway being burned down
he has taken the No 1856 Crosby street Houston
until such time the in Broadway rebuilt that
he prepared any orders for Ornamental Work
and Carving that may be required the same as formerly
JOHN CALLER,
so lmsr Ia5 Crosbv str.e,
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SINGULAR AND NARROW ESCAPE Capt. Charles
Pearl, OF this port, was knocked overheard from
thg sIoop Hunter, about midnight. on the 23d q
September, when about IL miles west ot Monte.
que Point. Francis Rsley WAS tie only one lei,
on board; he got out the long boat and found Cap.
Pearl, by the sound Of his voice, in 10 or ID mi
nutes. |, was dark that they were unable to
board tie vessel, hut succeeded Of landing ON shore
Just before dsyiyht, notwithstanding the surf The,
mad but little hopes, however, IN Landing in safety
whale boat launched in which ~ Pearl and HI
partner succeeded in boarding the vessel, which
they found in safe condition, after It bad remained
alone with full sails set, some six or eight hours!
vessel, saie and sound"- Hartford Times, Sept. 30
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RACEs-UNIoN COURSE, LONG ISLAND.

FIVE KACES ON ONE DAY.
TUESDAY, October 3d.Fst Race-Sweepstakes for three
old sub $500 each 500 forfeit closed the LIST of JAN
with the following
Samuel Laird names CHI Yamacaw, by Shark of Bon
nets Blue
Charles S. Lloyd ch Niagara, by Imp Trustee,
OF Gpsy.
ofAlice GRAY.
of Jemima.
SECOND RACE-Sweepstakes for three years olds; subs
$500 each half forfeit, closed with the following
Charles 8 Lloyd names CHI by Tomenter dam by Mon
mouth Eclipse
MIR. Shaw names b. f. Imp Trustee, Diana Vernon.
THIRD RACE-Purse $780, Two mile heats.
five.
ETH RACE-Purse $50. Ent. $40 added Mile heats.
The first to come off at 10 o'clock.
Entrance Enclosed Space So Grand Stand ST. Stand,
Track, so cents, Field Stand. 25 cents. tfh