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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-25


NOVEMBER 23.-FLoUR-Dull.
9RAIN-wheat dull and DC lower;
sales Of white Michigan amber at g IS
for No. spring; No. 2 do 81 So: Corn
Old, 3a4c lower, new, 1c better; sales
OF Nos. and 2 Wabash, and No. l
Michigan, new, at e2Ae3c. oats-lc
lower; sales of No. at $4,000. Rye
Quiet at 81 50 for No. l. Barley-Un-
changed; 81 20 for No. /.
SEEDs-Clover So IS.
LAKE FREIGHTs-FIrm and un-
NovEABEB 2s.-FLoUR-yeEy dull
no demand.
GRAIs-Wheat-5c lower on fall, and
Toe lower for spring. Corn-Higher AT
92a05c for new, and CSC a$l 90 for old.
Oats-Strong at 67a6Sc. Barley-Hlgh-
err at 81 40al IS for spring.
PRoyIsIoSs-Pork-S 25 for new;
old held at SCI. Bacon-Shoulders 1889
ike. clear sides 151Ic-
Hoas-Dull at 5Ka61<e. -sf
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-ROaR

Inn BOXES VAN HAAZEN'S CHEMI-
SoSn In, the market Just received by
m LIST. MORRIsON 4 co.
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Toledo.

GoLD-l39X, buying, and firm.
MoEET-Light at l2al5 per cent. E1-
change steady at I-1O discount, buyinE.
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MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Unchangsd. Sterling I'M
changed.
GoLD-lS9A.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-25

DLARES PATENT BELT STUD AND
ID Cutters, assorted Si1es, on hand and toT
EaIeat manufacturers prices, by
CaAR. II. BERRY,
aprZs 10. IRdE 10 Water ii
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Commissioner OHIO Cir. &. W. Va
uoyl5-dlhWfW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-25

w 500 BaFPels selected Flour, war
anted 10 give Satisfaction.
ccs5I LET. MORRLSON q Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-19
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Jerome Park Races To-day.
The tecond extra day Of the autumn meeting Of the
AMIR Jockey Club rhe Of Tuesday having also
beeA eassed under me general head Of extra and extra
hsvng been In senses than ons) win be inaugu.
Asd this morning with fourth series Of Journeys OF
Che hoof OF to-day being Saturday and Saturday
being sort OF day Of preparation with all New Workers,
everybody or high low and middle degree win attend,
and = larger crowd may be expected than has ever
yet thronged the oak-encrcled precincts Of jerome
Park. The programme promises q brilliant feast
Of the noble SPORT and II has bsen learned by expert
once that what The programme promises win DO per-
rowed from the nomenclature Of the Greeks, will be
continued with selling race and national handicsr,
and ended with . grand f0urmle dash, in which On
WARD Of Ksnuc.y pafsn'ase ana Morrssey VIII par
OF any previous programme. thar Of Thursday being
perhaps excepted and excepted for the sole reason
that Kentucky formed one Of its leading elements
Saving that Kentucky will, for The season,
make further effort to play the Teian with time.
the bearded old nan clicks swim footed seconds aud,
consequently will not appear IN races the menu
meeting has as YET put forth With better sccommoda.
tons by rail- doubt larger concourse OF persons
would be attracted hither than s probable with the
present organization OF the almost sole Of nex
pensive transit but even with this drawback which Ia
ae he passing Of tho Styx to get to Eysum like the
New York win be Thoroughly represented The follow
ing are the details Of the programme for to-day
RACES To-DAy-PooL SELLING LAST NIGHT
-Four races full Of prospective excitement, will take
place to-day First the hurdle race which there
entered General Williams, carrying 1S6 lbs Zgzag,
1865 lbs lara, $50 lbs: Red Dick, l46 lbs Tycoon,
l42 los. Ripley, 142 lbs and Secaucus, 1872 lbs.
Second the Selling race, mile DASH in which No. g. Red
wing Twinkle Fetnah and Head Centre expected to
start Third the National Handicap dash Of two and
three-qusr,er miles, in which the stables Of Messrs.
Watson, Weldon, Forbes and Mcdaniel
presented Fourth the four milo dssh the
being Onward and Morrissey.
The sporting fraternity largely represented at
Dr. Underwood's pool ROOM Broadway Club House, No
l. 100 Broadway, last evening" andthe betting Of
animated character. There were pools sold on the
hurdle race and but the four mile Dash. The
favor,es and the they brought those sold
fol
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THE iLLECED DEriLCAT,Gs AT TROY.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or THE Hsasln.

TROY, ocL Is 1867.
~ The matter Of the alleged deficiency In the ex-.
compuoler's accounts in the Chambe,laincy or this
CITY II sppears that additional experts have been
employed ny the Mayor of the city to assist the two
already appointed in the investigation OF the
balance sheets OF the office. At this writing these
four fiscal proheients engaged upon an elaborate
review Of the books from the time the xChamberlan
took Office four years ago. TO that when he vacated
Il few days since. II Is understood that Mr.. Brewer
claims his night TO resD the interest accrulng on the
deposits Of the Hanover Bank OF New York CITY, on the
ground OF precedent all similar Offices and cites as
insianccs in hand that Of tho Comptroller OF New YORK
city and the various County Treasurers Srrogates and
other nducsry officers inclusive throughout tho State
In addition 10 ths the examination far given tho Sob
lect by counsel ~ the city would legally bear
this proposition. AT all events 10 asserted thst there
Is color Of law In ts sustsinnent Mr. Brewer himself
still earnestly protests that hs committed offence in
this branch of the alleged deficits either against the law
or his oondrnen, aud large and Influential portion Of
tho citizens here are disposed TO concur In hrs judgment
upon general principles.
Mr. Derrick Lane, appointed 20 be Mr. Brewers sue
cessor in the ONCE, has not yet been by reason
OF slight informally the matter OF his bondsmen
consisting OF two sureties, who though wealthy and
entirety responsible partners in business aud this
fact 10 held TO nvadse tho bonds under ths law Fur
thor than this ! hear Of grave political compla nts
against the proposed and prospective incumbent OF the
Chamberlaincy growing out ~ his alleged intense and
rank copperhssd sn during the and now l am ad-
vised upon authority that public meeting OF the tax.
payers Is TO lie bold for the purpose OF initiating pow.
erful remonsirsnce against his appointment and con-
firmaton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-19
ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS IN PNILl.
DELPH:A.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

PHILADELPHIA Oct 49, 1897.
In the Court Of Common Pleas this morning, before
Judge Brewster, William B. Mann, District Attorney,
presented three petitions contesng tho right Of General
Leech, General Baer and Jos Megary the Offices for
which they hold certificates The petitions signed
BY the requisite number citzena They charge FIRST In
general terms that the Illegal that Mr. Leech
received not moro than 40 go votes while Mr.. Campbell
received at least So 1906 giving Mr. Campbell majority
OF 035 that Mr.. MegGry received not that 1887
votes while Mr. Baurs received not less SO DOL,
giving him majority Of oS4 that Mr.. Baer received
not more than 94S5 votes while Mr. Urwier received
not less than 40 S02 giving him majority OF ST. Next
follows numerous specifications OF fraud Ia pre-
cincts which, IL Ia alleged should induce the Court TO
throw them out Of the count
The petitions were filed and the usual ordor for no.
tice 10 the other side was made.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-19
THE PRIZE RING.
PuEiiissic Encounter Near Fort Lee Jim
Kelly aud PAT McIntire TiGht Twcnf,
Round--kcliy Defeated.


Hounds u cliy Defeated.
rom the Evening Telegram Of yesterday
4 very lively little Smili' came OF this morning pear
IN. observatory az Fort Lee between urize fighter
nan Vel jimmy Kelly and Pat Mcntre. After hghting
tuep Vone rounds Kelly badly beaten that b il
sscon compelled 20 throw up sponge in token
Of def, ~
ming an proceeded to Hoboken, who're thcy re-
manned a siil this morning ~ an early hour when
,bev proc, tdsd 20 Fort Lee. ring was piichsd
adoinng IN observatory The mountain aud al six
o. clock both men wero promptly on hand, Bill Yates
acting refer s The principals in this encounter
uubt weight n2 Ncrs The eight progressed as follows
Rorsp1 On time being called Kelly got In the first
biow but was sew srev punished ABOUT the body.
y Rorsp 2-Kelly managed TO get In teller on Macs
- pse drawing nrst MOOD
. Rorsp 3Msc sent 10 his LEI. and caught Kelly over
NJ ~spi-Kelly hst Mac over The Ief. temple when
. 10 losed aud Kelly y ~ thrown.
Wv; p5.-The Same ~ ysiote
, w. ~ y. him clear into his corner.
Possn Kelly got one In She Jaw and Mae over the
~ n.y. e usc sent In q Of MINER on Kellys jaw,
= n ~ ~ :. - NO o, his front tee. o.
po,sn s exchange and keiv ieL
po',su m ~. ny struck blow an cropped
Roesp ii,-E. " very shy, and .N'er ablow vent
dowu Al rh.o u.u.
ms,s baId aso,t !, force the light but az badly pun
RSrsp IA few lig. taps and Kelly down.
l,crsn IA rbe ANA a. the previous round
Rorsp ~ t,nty hos a I'd Kelly down ss usg, v
Rousp I0-KeIy dropped Nvithons . blow and wen,
10 his Has ssc2ndn Gains" 'ne pth', bat .
was net all0NeJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-19
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest aud hest Newspaper In the
Country.
TaE wsrKLv H.euo Of the present week. now rssdv
contains the very Latest European News by tho Cable
up 70 the hour OF publication Telegrsphc News
from all Psrs; How Now York ia Fed !" Our Washing
ton Dispatches; the Current News Of the Week ON.
oodyng al interesting Political and Local Events;
Vsrsses Tho Fashions Scientific and Literary Intsi-
sones Editorial Articles tho prominent topics OF the
dsy; our Sporting Record; Our Agricultural Budget;
Reviews OF the Cattle, Horse and Dry Goods Markets:
FINANCIAL and Commercial Intelligence, and accounts Of
au important and interesting events Of the week.
TERns-sinse subscription, 81; Three copies, IS;
rive copies -; Ten copies, SIS. Single copies ave
cen" sacss limited number Of advsrlIssuisu,s ia.
serted In ,hs wssKIv Hssup.
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VA being regarded = illusory, and aenoeh'''
alike By The Grscians and hoAanmsaans
Crete, y snare and mochsU. Aftsrs nsreo s"es-
gls OF fourteen months, and The endurance OF In
tense suffering and prosecutions. they consider me y.
tempt OF the Turkish government 70 hws me smsnei-
patton or Crete q absurd and ridiculous
rns accounts from Athens report the prorsgAtion Of
the Chambers I'll The 18th Of November at which period
she King IL expected to arrive a. the Grsean capital &C
companisd by his Queen. the Prussian Grand Duchess
Olga
The palace Athens 10 being put u order fer the ~
csp.iop Of the royal family, and many woskmsn
and artists are employed embeliishing that
par. OF the palace where the Queen and her brian,
suite are TO reside.
Tho arrival OF their kaiss,iss win be attended with
"A nrfr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-19

Washington (0ct ~ correspondence Of the Boston
Po0t.1

Washington l0ct ~ correspondence Of the Boston
Post
The Subcommittee on Maryland Affairs had before
them to-day Mayor Chapman, Of Baltimore who tes''
fed ~ 10 the action OF the Baltimore police unoAr
Marshal Kane in 1851. He Was also questioned by Ar
Thomas 70 the payment OF the said police by the rebel
Legislature Of Maryland for the residue Of the tsrn
which they had been appointed. The other msmbzs Of
the committee we're not exactly able 70 the caring
Of this testimony the question OF tho inequality Of
representation under the new constitution OF Maryland
Yesterday General Dennisop OF Baltimore ata radical
candidate for Mayor testified that In some Of the COM
panies OF the Maryland militia regiments theex-rebcls
preponderate, but In many The Union men weee largely
in the majority. There many prominent Maryla
watching tho progress OF this T OF their State
before n committee Of GonereR. Elk Governor Philip F.
Thomas the Senator elect from Maryland, and who
refused his seat, Ia here and seems much nterssied in
the proccsdinga = ~. ..st-, Il
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s HIP PIN O NE w s


,otsa lbf semmes swansea IS days with Iron,
ha,,o pue, sept " LAT a, lon 81 90 passed vessel
,fr,',,P sn saw several pieces OF wreck stun a. the
he a.. nep - 70 ascerlaln who what she
Schr faironila Goodwin Wanks River (Nc). 10 days,
Win mahogany, &c, 10 y i.eaycraft
s sh Nouen Crowley. Elizabethporl for Boston
schr Knight Roner, Bangor
se.r Nellie Bel, Stohl Bangor
Schr Ocean star, Kennedy, Ifoctland.
schr NraIe, Mason, Boston.
srhf u Molsr. baker BOTTOM
seer ~ Jones, Fish, Boston.
Schr Rowland Hsmmili Providence
scar uriuith. Cobb Bristol for rhla cipha,
se.rD Wiietls, staplin New London
svai Hoyt Parker, New Haven.
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kooED II. Kelly kept on seeming afraid 10 toe the
hsrk. ne rot In . blow and went down.
nocp le--Ksily got shot under The jaw again and
hounD la-Nas forced the 6ght ana sent In his left
on kely's ribs. ssnIling him again 70 grasa
blow dropped
RouHD 2i.-K,ny got several about the head closing
mis- len sya BE vas severely punished in this round
~ the conclusUn OF which his seconds threw up Che
sponge 10 tok en- Of defeat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-19
Az AGED WOMAN KILLED At TROY.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE of TINE Hssllo.

Troy, Oct Is, 1907.
German woman named schilling, aged sixty years,
was run over by train OF cars on the Union railroad
track passing through this city this forenoon II appears
ths the woman passing down the track snd meet
ing one train IN front OF her once struck do
by another one coming from tue She was terribly
mangled and died within few maments after being
picked up. The inquest does designate that any
fault attaches TO the Union Railroad Corporation OF the
rIir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-19
The Navy.

Acting Ensign a. D. Campbell has boen hoaorabiy
discharged.
DyrsTcHFD AND 0nDgREp
Acting Ensign X r. Elder detached from the Nau-
and ordered TO the Potomac
Acting Master James n Williams detached from tbe
Potomac and ordered 10 the Maumes
Mate H. +. Jepson WIN. j. Best, W. A. Trailing, G. b.
Maeruder, and Vim. II. Robinson detached from the
Sabine and ordered 10 the Saratoga
M,dshipman VIM r. Rsssiossr and VIM. I. Burtwsll
ordered 10 the Pscatagua.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-19

FnrAKs or A CRAZY MaS--A spapisb emivrant dad
IN New Orleans some time ago who on his fret wife
dying, bad her BODY smbamsd and put no In stbox He
married again, gay young woman who soon after
elopcd from him. and the shame tho poor man bis
wits He then wandered about crazy carrying bis first
Yves bones ~Hb biin, III he 1Day died In hospital
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IRWIN uoiI-Ar,aur si.etcb,ev.


elm audience coasregs.ed near the stage OF Irving
Han last night 10 hear the adventures of Mrs Brown
from the lips Of The well known contributor 10 .rapn
Arthur sketchley A, the appointed hour forid ex.
tensivsly whskered and thoroughly Engshkc gentle.
made his appearance and his bow at the time
NJ. skotchley made himself known for tho rrst time
In public by bis contributions to "Fun,1 and last
year at the Egyptian Hail. London. The only per.
sonage he has 30 FAR introduced az the subject
az his entertainment Mrs. Brown, tyne
OF the sairsy Camp order OF English women lie uses
her medium for sly hits English institutions and
customs and he very successful In London Where
IL nothing however, In the adventures OF Mrs Brown
10 in;erss, American audience tho points and sllu-
sons being almost unlntsgibe this side or The At
iantc Ono fatal obstacle TO Mr. sketcheys success In
public his voice, which is by clear and dis
tincf and ~ decidedly monoonols II almost i'm
possible 10 distinguish word he said beyond the mme
date neghbohood OF the stage AZ after dinner en-
tertainment, bottle OF wine Mrs. Brown would
DO capital companion, but In public hardly think
she draw The character Is well limned In every
through which hcr originator carries her and
there IL deal OF the Dickens humor IN Mr. Skstchicy
down the house, failed 10 elicit than smc, and
that one OF puzzled nature, before New YORK audi.
succ. The number Of really successful and attractive
humorsis and lecturers in America small an
audience must be entertained by sonnet hing different
from Mrs Brown In order TO bring profit and fame
adv en.nrou person who appears public az the repre-
sentative OF such q line Of ENTERTAINMENT
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Consisting OF

AUTUMN SCENERY. a
WASHINGTON ENTERTNG NEW YORK.
THE PICNIC: OR FOURTH OF JULY.
THE ONLY PAIR
TRAIN UP A CHILD. &c.
HE Is SAVED.
With other choice and interesting subjsos making 10
ALL
OVER THIRTY THOUSAND PREMIUMS
TO awarded among the subscribers
The distribution OF Premiums will DO made under me
auperntendence of the gentlemen the Committse Of
Honorary MEMBER.
Letters have been received by the Lady Managers thor.
oushy endorsing the action OF the Society from
Major ORD. Fourth Military District;
Major Den. ScHoFELD. First Military District;
Ma or Gen SicKLEs, late Of Second Military District;
Major Gen. BURNsiDEs. Governor OF Rhode Island;
Hon. F. II. PirRroirr. Governor OF Virginia.
Hon. J. l.. ORR, Governor OF South Carolina;
Hon. d. 3. WALKER Governor OF Florida;
portion OF the leading and military
M of North.
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IMMEDIATE RELIEF OF THE SOUTH.
roMpI.RrE Iisr nR pREMIuMa

One elegant manson in Fifth avenue New York Sso0oo
One award grcenbacks. 2000Q
One magnificent diamonds In five pieces lEUO0
One splendid OF diamonds acknowledgements. 1900
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One act OF studs and sleeve buttons 1850
One single solitaire diamond ring 400
Twenty live elegant coral complete. 5000
Twenty sets coral pins earrings 500
oa art ssaa esss c.ssioSs,. @ 1900
on mounting n 1900
eu,l,ra cina chrome engravings and choice
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Mountain BOY Dexter.
Commodore Vanderbilt, through the trainer Of Noun
tain Boy has challenged Mr. Bonner TO Tight that horse
against Dexter. Mr. Bonner will not fight, and here are
HE ramona
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-19
THE ARMY AND NAVY.


AsefdNsD TO STAFF pvry
Brsvst Colonel Alfred L. Hough, Twsnty-siebth iu.
fsn,ry has been ordered to report TO General Tbnas
for duty - ads-ds camp on hisstaf.
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LKDerR OFrIcE, 90 BEEKHAS STREET,

Nkw YORK, UcI IL, 1857.
NJ DGAR CosxoDoRH good natured contest be.
you and myself for the ownership Of the fastest
trottng horse the world Is attracting Increased at.
tention on account OF the recent performances of
Mountain Boy, and your published letters concern
ing him. have observed the challenge by your
trainer, which rather expected TO you dsavow,
a. you know l never enter any OF my horses In
public That certainly Is not necessary TO test
the relative speed OF horsee No concede more
cheerfuy than do the merits Of your admirable horse.
His best MISUNDERSTANDING his the 2:24 In
which he was beaten by both Thorn and Lucy-was only
six aud three fourths secondsor at Dexers rate OF
going between seventy and eighty yards-behnd Dex-
Whenever your horse shall have closed up gap
and have equalled DEBTORS time. 2l74-and he needs
nothing but increased speed and bottom do this-it
Will be soon enough for TO further respond to your
publications. Until then. my dear Commodore, shall
remain, and think the happy relation promises
tnue good while, Nc ever, sincerely yours
ROBERT BONNER.
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A M U S & M E NJ. T: s
Ri.,or, =. Marie Artoinette.


The lss. evening o. ns,ori ct the French theatre.
previous to her visits to Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Richmond was brilliantly successful The house was
crowded with fashionable audience during
the whole OF her fret engagement IN New York. The
Gale Of tickets had TO DO stopped before the long e Of
carriages had passed the doors Many who failed 10
below preferred TO take their chances in the
gallery 10 accepting the money which was offered to be
returned The increased interes, in tho play OF
Giscommet,i would II long run II the engage
ments OF Madame Risori 10 the other cities before her
departure for Havana would allow.
We need add nothing the elaborate analysis OF the
NAV already published In the RyRAIp and We should only
have to ring The changes in the euogstic terms
we have already employed In describing the admirable
manner in which has been put the stage. In
tune, scenery, music, and all other appointments the
greatest historical fidelity has for the most part been
observed The spectator is Transported to tho very
scenes Of the French Revolution Tho genius OF Burke
has mmoralized the charms tile woes and the tragcal
fate oil Marie Anoinette and the incompatible per-
souation Of the unhappy Queen by Rstor will forever
commctti's play on the stage, Mr.. Grau has judi
ciously cnrtailed the somewhat tedious dialogues
ton, aud has thus brought out moro promi.
nentiy and powerfully series OF the most
thrilling and pathetic historical abeaux. What, for
instance, can DO more thrilling than the appearance OF
the Queen before the people the balcony with the
Dauphin in her armsY Whot moro shocking than the
Invasion Of the c,aos9 What pathetic than
What solemn than the procession from the cell OF
the condemned daughter Of Maria Theresa Rlsori has
eaces herself the Queen, and then the Queen IN the
vito, the mother the woman.
me last Risori matinee is advertised for to-day ct
bafpast twelve O'Clock Madame Risior will leave 81
once for Philadelphia, whore she will appear for five
nights, and after three nights in Baltimore and three
In Richmond che VIII return on the 18th Of November
has been engaged In the steamer Eagle, which will ss
for Havana the 2Ist OF November.
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German sssdt Theatre.

The three clever little dwarfs Jean Piccolo, Jean
Petit and Kitz JOSH who have already made = reputa-
ton for themselves at the Teutonc house the Bowery.
appeared again last evening In new piece, Der Per-
paiain ind der Kachet9sn These miniature actors
who don the sock and buskn altogether in peiio
about the cevsrcst little performers seen on any
the inimssbe bravsdo OF Jean Petit Q perfect fire.
eater and dimnutve soldier OF fortune, while the conf
caty and sly droery OF JOSH II beyond description.
out his rifle exceed those OF any burlequs acter Of
larger type, and must be aud heard DO fully ap.
pTeciaied. Since the engagement OF the dwarfs the
Siadt theatre has had crowded houses There VIII
matinee to-day The threc Jeans will again appear.
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Union Course, n. I.-Trot,ivu.

Union Course. L.. I.-Tr0ttfnG.
Tuesday, October Is, match $500 . side, mile heats
bcst three In i've, In harness
d. Phfer named b. 4. Eschol, by Msmbino Pr
iol. years Olu hec II.
II. Walker named &. c. Guilford, by Young
America years old. Observation-Disclosures. Paid r.
The above match made by the respective owners
OF the youngsters when they yearlings.