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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06

1t Is given out from Washington that on the
day Of the reassembling of Congress (2lst in
stanD the Judiciary Committee will report on
impeachment A majority report against the
experiment, and minority report in favor Of
it. The committee consists OF seven republi-
cans and two democratic members, four Of the
republicans being for impeachment; so that the
majority report will be from minority Of the
dominant party represented in the committee.
What the vote of the House, therefore, will be,
on these reports is not SO certain. II seems
that President Johnson still has his apprehen-
sions that impeachment Is to BIO pushed for
ward but we dare say that the impeachment
branch of tho committee and Of the House
will have to be content with their impeach-
ment report as an ,electioneerIng document,
for what II will fetch in the market
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A M Y s E M e NJ T s



Last night was OF those which the Grand Duchess
is permitted to spend in the rural districts the stage
being meanwhile filled with French comedy We could
III spare tho Grand Duchess her place taken b.
artstes less satisfactory; but cannot regret any
change that affords occasion for the appearance a.
REFLEX It Ia memorable piece OF theatrical expo
70 have this inm able artistic the part a
Cleopatra She 10 the only dramatic eocentrcity W
ever that combined With real genius for her line
OF parts tho art OF finished actress She
Is the very soul Of within, extravaganza, feminine
contradiction, tenderness self WILL wit and sbsurdlsy.
No performance in light comedy as all comparable -
Reiezs In Lea Amours De CSoatrs 70 DO the
Of this city, and u to be hoped that this admia-
bio little chapter from Bohemia may be given many
times yet Roche, who appears In the same piece 10
comedian Of capital spirit, more like that an
cient favorte, old Blake, than any actor we
member, and not inferior TO that admirable actor
In humor and junction. There Is part in
the play but was well filled, though those of Hamilton
and Caron seem TO call for special mention Alfred do
Mussets happy proverb, III fdw que porte osvns
on fsrmee," preceded the comedy. This Ia farce Of
the class rs that well known moroccan, the Morn
ina Call. and was very well done by La Roche ana
Madame Hamilton To morrow night the Grand
Duchess will be gwen and wc are assured that Toses
will appear.
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The Result In Massachu.et...

Massachusetts, adds her voice to the general
chorus of States in singing the downfall Of
radicalism The republicans claim majority
Of about twenty thousand for their candidate
Tor Governors falling of in his last years
vote Of forty-fve thousand. Governor Bull
lock is as popular now, personally, as
he was in 1865, when he carried the
State by forty-nine thousand, or in
1866, when his majority was over sixty-ive
thousand. But the splendid majorities Of the
last six years are destroyed by the folly and
recklessness Of radicalism, and by the fanat-
cism which marks republican rule. The Lagis-
,lature is reported TO be anti-prohibition.
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Making N Haul.

Rev. Newman Hall, an English preacher,
is hero collecting money to build church
in London. There is plenty Of money in
London to build churches for as many
people as desire to 60 70 them, and those
who prefer 1t can 60 and hear preaching at
the theatres II would be quite a. polite and
just as reasonable for us TO ask the Rev. New
man Hall to go back to London and collect
money for rs to build churches in New York
as for the Rev. Newman Hall to ask as to give
him money to take out Of the country with him
10 build churches In London,
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One Of the most significant signs Of tho cleo
tons yesterday was the result ia New Jersey.
1t will be seen that the democrats have Sc
cured majority on joint ballot in the Legis-
lature against republican majority Of eleven
last year. In this State there were no side
issues like the Excise law; but the plain ques-
ton, "For or against negro suffrage" was
bluntly put to the people, and we have seen
the result The question has been answered
as positively in the negative as it was in
October by the people of Ohio.
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Europe was very kind some time ago in
sending us some choice specimens of prime
dome. We are now returning the compliment
by supplying the Continental market with q
few superior articles in thai line. Among them
we may mention Mrs. Jenny Van Zandt, who
created quite Juror in Polish Russia, and
who is now en- route for Milan, as the bright
particular star of La Scala, the Patti sisters, of
whom Adelna has been crowned queen OF the
opera and Carlotta empress of concert, Louise
Kellogg and Laura Harris. 1t appears from
The cable kilograms that another American
prima donna, Miss Kellogg, has achieved
success in London inNthe role of Marguerite in
Faust in which Patti, Nilsson, Lucca and
Titiens appeared last summer in the same city.
When the details Of her debut reach us and
confirm this news, i. will be gratifying to those
interested in American art There is pccu-
liar quality about our climate that undoubtedly
gives these ladies that unwonted freshness and
brilliancy of voice that Paris, London and
other operate centres go into OBSTACLES about.
We have clearer, brighter atmosphere than
even the shores of the Mediterranean are
blessed with. II gilds woodland and meadow
with more intense and marked coloring. tinges
the cheek Of beauty with more brlliancy, and
lights up the eye of blonde or brunette with
more radiancy than ever did Italian, Grecian
or Bosphorus skies. The voice Of the pri,na
donna here acquires q rich flavor and pure,
bird-like quality, influenced, probably, by this
climate. Our conralt have sympathetic
tone of yOcp that IL seldom hoard IN tho othnr
side OF the Atlantic. II Is cheering indication
of the progress made in tie divine art in this
country 10 see 50 many American songstresses
preside at the first opera houses in Europe and
receive the proud title of La Diva In Paris and
Milan. The full, rich voice OF Mrs. Van Zandt
and the nightingale tones OF Adelina Patti
are exclusively American and have their
models here whenever an European impress
sario takes the trouble to find them out In this
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their haunts among the swamps aud bayous OF Lous
ana bordering on tho Gulf coast The gang composed
Cinnamon Malays Portuguese and creoes ana . led
| by two whie men.
Three OF the British msn-of-war wolverine were
| drowned in a gale 81 Quebec yesterday
Tho Alabama Reconstruction Convention met q Mont
| gomery yesterday Eghty-two members were present.
OF whom afty odd were old citizens Of the State x.
W. Peck. white man, was elected president and the
Offices Of assistant secretary and doorkseper given
| to negroes
Nike McCools has requested Joe Coburn 70 meet him
Cincinnati at appointed time to sign articles OF
agreement their forthcoming light for tho champion.
ship and $4,000
Middle Brook Island in the Pacific Ocean, which
was recently taken possession OF by the China Mail
Steamship Company as coang station, found to be
inadequate for tho purpose. The harbor is . safe
and the nearest anchorage Ia three miles from the
coal every ton Of which will have 10 be lghtered the
ship.
The registration lists in North Carolina have been re-
opened.
The Official registration returns in South Carolina show
the blacks to have majority OF IS s34.
Mr. Gait has retired from the Canadian Ministry for
private No has yet been determined
upon.
The propeller Georgian, for tho possession OF which
tho United States has been suing Jacob Thompson at
Hamilton, Canada was yesterday turned over 10 tho
former by the decision of tho Court and the bill against
Thompson was dismissed with costs.
Another band OF regular troops in Arizona had been
defeated by the Indians The Legislature or that Ter
rory complain OF General McDowell's administration,
and example Of the uutlty OF the regulars
that two companies at Camp Lincoln have not killed
Indian for six months, while ono company OF volunteers
at the same place In 1906 killed hundred ia three
months They ask permission to raise regiment Of
such volunteers.
An ARRAY occurred in the Fourth ward yesterday in
which Daniel Frei killed at tho hands, it s alleged
OF one Jeremiah Hard gan, who was arrested.
The steamship Eutcrpe, Captain Eldredge. OF C. H.
Mallory Co. line will sail from pier 20 East river
this Wednesday, evening, for Galveston, Texas
The Cromwell line steamship George Crom we'll
Captain VAIL will leave pier No North river, at three
P. NJ to-day tWedr esday), for New Orleans
An unknown man was found drowned at Fort Ham,l-
ton yesterday Ho wore soldiers coat. Judge Ben
nett held inquest
New Yorker robbed Of SSS, 500 as he was getting
the train at Philadelphia TO return homo Monday
evening.
The stock market was dull and unsettled yesterday
Government securities dull. Gold was dull aud
heavy, and closed at 1871 1898.
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The Outside Southern states to DC Hur.

From oil the signs Of the times in the
North the radicals will need the support of
the ten outside Southern States in the Presi-
dental election, and it is altogether probable,
therefore, that under the present system Of
reconstruction they will be hurried through
the mill and reinstated In Congress in season
to vote for President next November. The
late Southern elections make this the safe
policy, II Is thought for the radicals, and they
begin 10 perceive that further delays may be
dangerous,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-06

Unqusstionaby the Black Crook is tho most bril-
liant and successful spectacular and censpcda drama
presented tho American stage The trviaity Of
tho dialogue which only 10 pass the time DUR
ing the shifting OF the sceues Is compensated for by ths
spepdors Of groto and the ball room, and, We must
add by such exhibitions Of the light fana site dance -
have rarely been equaed By any ballet troupe hliA
Bonfanu sustained last night in tho Water Lily, the
Pas de Demon, and especially, in the Danse dAcstons
composed by ". Costs ana entitled The Carnival a.
Venice her high reputation ~ graceful and agile
dancer Reinforced Niles. Bonfanti Pagani, Mnxser
and their attendant coryphees have been by two nav
such marvellous agility as NJ Van Hnmmo rs yell -
by the Gdrsc Imp'raie, consisting OF hundred ans
fifty children In French army uniforms - forgsA
La Petite Ravol and her surprising vivandlere solos
the Black Crook has taken fresh lease OF life and
ponuIaritY
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Very Absurd.

1t is reported from Washington that the
President has been calling the attention Of
General Grant to certain unauthorized black
militia organizations In the District of
Columbia, and that Mr.. johnson has bis fears
that these military darkies have some design
upon him In the event of his refusal to abdi-
cate, should Congress vote to suspend him.
This Is as absurd as Forney's twaddle that
the new Maryland white militia organization Is
designed for the expulsion of Congress.
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Devils Auction, Morscchi and sohiks are drawing
coed houses every night tho former illustrates the
truo poetry Of moson In dancing ard the latter In hex
unrIvaled Hungarian Polka communicates elan
and abandon 10 every step THAI Rases the audience 10
the highest pitch OF enthusiasm MAS Fanny Socqcelor
has made herself faporite In spite OF the worthless
character Of the drama which In plot aud dialogue docs
not possess one grain Of merit Mr.. McQuade has dese
Yorased even below mediocrty in his Improvisation Of
the reconstructed donkey, and tho rest Of the cast 10
little bother The dancing q the premieres danssuses s
admirable and may favorsny compare with anything
10 that Line On w metropolitan sIagN Z
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stein way. IInII.

Mr. De Cordova gave the hrst Of his popular lsctuss
entertainments at this hall last night before vs7
large and brilliant audience. The subject fMrs Fx
zebury's New Girl" and 10 those unforunats snouEh
10 be afflicted with the servant girl Of the present day
was particularly interesting MT. De Cordova q - en-
tetanng reader aud possesses voice we'll suited 70 do
justice 70 the Sro,ssqus subjects he selests
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NEW YORK HERALD.
BROADWAY AND ANN STREET.
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PR0PRIEToR.
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dispatches must be addressed New York
HERALD.
Letters and packages should be properly
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Rejected communications will not be re-
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
ACADEMY or MUSIC Fourteenth Italian
Opera-EnILiA GAtorri
NEW YORK THEATRE. opposite New York Hotel
FAscHoN rue cRickAL
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-A Mrpsuaxrs
NIGHTS DkkAA.
wALLAcK's THEATRE. Broadway and 18TH street,
NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBrs.
GERMAN srADT THEATRE Nos. Is and II Bowsry-
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway.-IssaAv VOGUE
FRENCH THEATRE. Fourteenth street-rmr GRAND
DucHkss
BowERY THEATRE. Bowery. ROOF wooD-BrS. THE
BoArswAis.
EIBLo's GARDEN, Broadway.-BLAcx Crook.
BANvARD's OPERA HOUSE AND MUSEUM. Broad.
way and Thirtieth stree--DEviLs AUCTION.
NEW YORK CIRCUS. Fourteenth strcel-GrMSAsrrcs,
EeuEsrRiAsIsM, &C. Matinee at IA
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE 2and Yves. 2lth street.
SHrLocg-CNDERELLA Matinee
THEATRE CoMroUE 5l4 Broadway-wure, Corros
i SHARPLKY's Miss1RELs
SAN FRANCISCO MlHsTRELs, ss5 Broadway-Ern,o.
fiAS ENTERTAINMENTS SINGING DANCING AND BuRLEseuEs.
KELLY Icons MINsTRELs 72o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DANCES EccKSTRciriEs, BUELEsouEs &c.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. POI Bowery.-coxc
FooALsa' NEGRO MiNsraELsr DO. Matinee at 81.
EIGHTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE, corner Thiry.rour.h
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., FARots &c.
BUFFERS AMERICAN THEATRE. AZ Broadway
bALLkr FARCE. fASfoaaE &C.
BUNYAN HALL Broadway aud Fifteenth street-Tnr
PIGRix
DODWORTH'S HALL.-ApyESruREs or Mas Baowy
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-rIorrE BunscaE-
WIEN GKHoERr FRAU, &c
BROOKLYN ATHEN.EUM. corner OF Atlantic and clln.
ton streets.-BLIND Ton. Matinee att
..HooLEY's OPERA HOUSE. Brooklyn -ErutoplAs
NiNsTRELsY. BALLADS BURLssQURs
BROOKLYN OPERA HOUSE. WILLIAMSBURG -srRxrrs
or New YoRK. '"'s
FINE ART GALLERIES, s45 Broadway -gxHtplrrov OF
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 6ls Broadway
kCIENCE AND ART
New Yorha "Wednesday. November Il, 1867.
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wALLACK's THEATRE. Broadway and 18TH street
A NEW WAY PAY OLD DEBTS.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-A MipsuaSs
NIGHg's DREA1.
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NEW YORK THEATRE. opposite New York Hotel
FAScHos, CRICKET.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Fourteenth street Italian
Opera-EMILiA GAtoTr.
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Tho election In New York State yesterday resulted in
decisive victory for the democrats by majority OF
from ten 70 twenty thousand. The majority for the
party in the city OF New York is upwards OF sixyono
thousand The following the names Of tho demo.
cratic candidates elected oa tho State ticket
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27

PATFRsoNA przc-fght took place }9ss'. Yesterday
S .fXeJeT.e pSs, r s Of o. Es ) about ,e, sg.
Seuy ei lrseu fieef FosHd' rsre fousAs
ELIZABETH-Ou Saturday nevt Judge Depu9 vii,
p's' '9'eres Of !aib nroa Se,,r Gay = W. - W & en-,
distress said @ isala bis poss vas Pierarrg 'o
h, DOOM
Eight persons from Ncw-York who Hcre arrested
cfarrss.
NEWARK-in the case of Montavo act. Perkins
bure for damages account o .r fop boiler eEp."a ~ ~
al'n, oiseed material a'i der t,r, ao. h
TIE be'' reanyatn H. no rr & 'oen be lsi & rr,go'Ss &
ur, g;,s tie plaintiff verde, for sS7-a
The Rev. r. B. Yard. formerly pastor Of the Clin
oa T. Church bas recently engaged IN the BOOK r''e ID @ ''
NEW Observation-Disclosures have been e..
Es Eno.d y" ba,b rr clr' y Of ocsr Tl'
isais Of TIC e1orch respectfully invited to atiei"
SOaIyKVILLE.NJ- Oh. Franklin Agricultural
p.r al his ps- Queen. Mountain ia Genefa Me' lsn -
ae ~ & ben en- ,eG IT,, 81 S q: % r s5'c G co.r, 3 on s
se Of the Central ~ leave the foot %
NORTHFIELD, " THE Rev. John Craig was
s... in 'ss BsE 1S SsaES SS1.SS S1 lie 10
AVERY n IA soldiers monument was dedi-
Gated place "Wednesday gth military and civic h9nsn hs
monument though small Is very beautiful II % Gessn s1' into m
snges arms while at ihe expiring hero With i en. &
Cunningham delivered the Grafton and Mayor Bas"e '
poem.
IL. fasSg Winter, a@ss ms Yseay ,. ,aitr 7
into tle skating a. % Tel',%f , 's o' ,ics "'1 20
take Place 90 2oth he Gtl srn'y r'ry Of .s Gf',f
seIe.ssa Most s Wo,thy pss.b J. = st,rr y. T.; Grn9
Watsy P.sraTch the Rev A. W. plvsnof BolyH = y or'e'
Gescy TIE Rev. Bet, Nest II co, 81 W. Nsl9e. , -.
Philadelphia the Rev " I.Wr'.c oi ~ - ann ~, w.
HON A. Rchey Of Trenton. At tie ~ n' s ~ ,r ',,
bai about i2OOO manly - refior ~ ne ia
e and se69dbs tnsg go are % ssn,r.y y @ % ,tt ti re
$4,000 Tho Trsucq Cooperative = 5 t''", s, s,S ; 6
building, to the city and suburbs,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
FAIRFIELD COUNTY FAIR.

The Twenty Annual Fair Of the Fair
field Agricultural Society opens at Norwalk Conn., on
Tuesday 2ith inst The grounds OF the Society located
at Upper Norwak They have recently ncoscd 25 acres
erected fine Exhibition Hail. 45xloO feet fine Judges
stand ana outside seats To accommodate 800 people;
td out ana graded halinilc track; put up
inc Gonntly. The opening Address delivered by /.
stock quite large, the largest over
got together IA the county. The Exhibition
of cattle was excellent that OF swine good but moi
that Of poultry, nothing 20 boast OF. Tic quantity and
quality Of fruit and vegetables exceeds anticnaflos
1be season las been quito unayOrable TO tbe dcvcon
mont OF suc products. The show VI hothouto
grapes pears and peachesis equal TO that OF anv former
year The n0Ia display large and The Industrial
Department IL wei supplied VIII The usual variety of
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
wEsrcHEsrER AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

The third day of the fair of the Agricultural
and horticultural Society of westchoter County was one
OF the finest Of the and the attendance very
iargefom 5000 to 10000 present and about carriages
being the ground. Some ne trOtng done during
she day, tie shortest time being 2i3 and 2 which was
made by Mr. H. Masseys horse, with Murphy a, driver
against Mr. 5. Odclls horse The show of stock Was r.,
maikably good number Of county bred cows and buIl
and pure bred Attorneys being exhibition The trlcs
OF horses Of all descriptions humorous every TYNE
and breed being represented, from the thorough bred
stallion down 70 the ordinary roadster Among
the horses oi note were the celebrated
stations New-Jersey, westchester, Toronto Chief
AhdtUw Jackson, Trouhador, and Henry Clay, jr The
COtswods being exhibited
Poultry was exhibited in great abundance, and was
really e1methng 10 be proud or The floral tent was fn
TO overflowing, and reflected the highest credit upou tc
exhibitors generally. The fancy articles arc also yc
worthy OF note The implement department was ao Wen
represented every article used in usbanry hcu present
AT o'clock address delivered in the floral tent
by the Rev Daniel V. Hubert OF White Plains The rev
etehd gentleman I'm the course OF his remarks urged
upon the farmers Of the County the Necessity Of still
greater improvement IN the breed Of stock and u the
mode OF cniyang their lands lie SAID that every man
70 Oe successful farmer, should have fair knowledge
o chemistry, 50 that he might he able 10 judge what was
The best manure for the different kinds of soil He also
connseled the young who intended TO become arr
cutiss 10 study the science Of agriculture completely
ahu tOiuushyl assuring them II they would do they
would not say that thng the soil is slow and
lng Altogether. the Fair has been complete success
The following are the prizes, as far as awarded.
The hest thoroughbred stallion lsger eupC Ieo,s5 ~ is a.
beat stallion raised 10 the county (ser eupj r. q Downpg hes .
Of matched horses (.yer cup) James Wet bs., 80, % wn
James Gbspn baud horeeb simeon Ie,S h, ~
u yeaTsj George " CTs~ioTd hest e year q Ibt h,
colt q ,eas l. WILSON, colt q yea simeon i.oi I, ss
best broken saddle horse G. L. Ryder hest fold Simeon H.
The Bahgato premium for the best colt BY NeWJry over three
Sssoa " D. 'u' '''' Team ' horses '' general work. william
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
POLYTECHNIC BRANCH or THE AMERICAN
INSTITUTE.

at the meeting of the Polytechnic Branch Of
Tie American Institute last evening in the class Of mod
discoveries and invention interesting papers were
read upon the Of eocepGcs in Paris the recent dis
cO1ey Of an interesting crOmcch oruidcal temple
island fhe French coast Tho Manufacture Of
paper IN China and ~ reference % the comparative
strength or ihtuus ana cyr.alzCd iron. On tls latter
pOut quite 0u animated Cnb1tc took place The chair
lna remarked tt when he bCs,CUcr process " manu-
fa't iine vrJuchtiI0u from Casr0l WIS first introduced
INTO IraId many persons objected 80 tie product be-
cause 10 bad no hher, from which thcyargUcd tat must
necessarily Pc weak. IfIcrelcc Dad SHOW that this clYs
taluod IRON WIS really stronger tlau tbrOs iron. Mr.
FISHER Thought TIE idea hat Che fiber Of added ts
strength was absurd. Tic Abcr in puddled iron was
caused 10y Inc presence Of impurities, ard II WIS really
ts sound tnan the Bcssencr process Tie said that NJ
HhltpWlh had adopted plan for making the metal II
which his guns are composed very solid by pouring II In
yacuo aud then su6jcctihg II 70 pressure. Several nen
ers Thought that the presence OF eer did add strength
on exhibition at tie American Institute Fair was then
sdRe1 up The Root, Geruer, Davis and Wilcox boilers
were Severally explained and illustrated by 1raWugs
Md the same subject continued 10 the next meeting.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-27
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TILE TuRE.

THE AUTUMN MEETING OF TIE JOCKEY CLUE.
The Autumn meeting of the American Jockey
Club at jerome Park promises greater success even than
has attended the previous meetings. Arrangements have
been mide FOR hNe days racing, including three bdtur-
days The begin October Il, which day there
arc 10 bo four races The first hurdle for ali ages
mile and thicequarters, over six hurdles the
second handicap for all ages, one nile
and quarter the third, mile heats. for premium
Of tiO0 the fourth sweepstakes for twO year Oldr, one
mile On Wednesday, October Us, the first will be-
for the Champion stakes" for thrceycar olds, mile
heats the second the Nursery Stakes" for tWuycar
Olds, mile the third, twOmIc heats, for all ages
for premium OF $1,000 ON oct H. the FIRST race viii bee u
sweepstakes, for 3ycar Olds. miles The second miles
for tile stewards Cup valued at 5000 tic third.
selling race, for two ycar0ds three quarters OF unle
for premium Of 500 the fourth one mile aud quarter
for all ages premium of $500 ON Saturday, OctobcT
I9 the hIsI 1s S lac buIuIe baDdieuy, IoI AL agva