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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-11
The courier and city Printing.


The Indianapolis journal the other
day contained the following paragraph
relative 20 the Courier, which we re-
produce:
"The Evansville Courier displays
its mendacity and ignorance by con-
coeting a silly lot Of Irish, and put
ting it into the mouth of General
Carl Schurz. as his speech IN that city.
The Courier always has been meau,
now it is idiotic. - .a -.
The numerous blunders made by
the Courier within the past two or
three weeks seem to sustain the alle-
CATION of the indianapolis Journal as
10 its mental soundness. It's attempts
to extrieate itself from the dilemma
in which its laundering comparison
between the allowances made the
JOURNAL in 1866, ana the Courier
thus far this year, by the City Council
are about on a par with its publica-
ton Of the Indiana list of delegates
to the Soldiers and Sailors Conven-
ton in New York, aud its ITishreport
of the German meeting Of CARL
ScHURz. We confess, however, that
its stupidity in publishing figures
proving the falsity of its former state
ments is surprising even to US, pre-
pared as we we're for extraordinary
manifestations in that respect.
In the Courier of May 9Th the fol
lowing figures were published as beipe
accurately taken from the Clerk
books. They claimed to be a com
parison between the allowances mad
the JOURNAL in 1866 and the Courje
during the present year: ttetk
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-11
Sis 965 20

VICTOR BISCH,
Auditor Marlborough County.
Evansville, June LIST, 1868.
And the Board, after having carefully
considered and examined said report, APP
prove the same; and IL is hereby ordered
that the County Auditor cause the same
TO be published Tor ten days. lJy2S dlOt
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WM. REAVES
u. 3. CIafnn A~eu1

y. =. Claim Agent.
Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECFIN>
AGENT. ~
ONCE on Nam street, between Third and
Fourth, No. $50 lover Kellsr's Gun Htorel,
Evansville. Ind. ReplpseS
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-11

- W. nACGRiEE. Clerk.
SEAL VIM IL. WALKER, Mavor. Il
TO .his statement the Courier adds.
the following comments: law
The JOURNAL man pretends to be-
lieva that we manufactured ,'S1the
figures. Does Mr.. MeGrif's state.
ment look like we had forged any,
thlng2 Are net the figures exactly
the same as those published by us on
two occasions, and can the JOURNAL
now have the check to deny them az.
ter they have been certified to by the
CSlfy Clerk, Gone of its own political
oed-fellows.) as well as the Mayor,
ana cooliy charge US with manufac-
tuning them for '.partizan effect?"
lac dodge Is too plain TO deceive
anybody, and Its meanness Is almost
too contepptlble to contemplate. -
Now, let US LOOK again at the two
statements, aud see if they are eractlg,1
he same. In the first statement the
Courier charged tlIat the amount az
lowed the JOURNAL in the mouths of
April and May, which it falsely called.
one moatho'td t,eo Digs, was 1913 75.
Mr.. McGRIFF's statement shows. that
the allowances for both those mouths
were only 1913, The Curriers' forgery
amounted to Just 1866 75g Forgeries
OF less magnitude have. under other
circumstances, proven very disastrous
to those making them. iiFFs
Again: In the first statement the
Courier asserted that for three months
the Journal was allowed 81 .6O5 So
The statement of the Clerk shows
that this amount included the allow
ance for four months.
Once more: The Courier quotes
its allowances for four months at
$3.50 IS We fndrthe following allow,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-11

Statement OF tic Receipts ana tx.
peBdltHEeg. for county Purposes,
FOR Vanderburgh County, Indiana,
for the Year ending June LIST, 1865.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-11

This is difference of $44 40. The
Courier could not get any of its figures
correct.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-11

The race between Fowler andCissell,
for Judge of the Third Judicial Dis
trict. is very close-probably not one
hundred votes difference between
them.
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MapIeW0Od InsfItnfe.

0NE OF THE OLDEST FEMALE
" Seminaries in the country, widely
known for Its superior facilities and unri-
vailed location. Address Rev. CIV. SPEAR
Pittsfeld, Mass.
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We, the undersigned, do herel,v certifv
that The above statement Is corref.t. >
y NJ. MCGRiFF, Clerk.
SEAL VIM. II. WALKER Mayor s
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Here are the allowances made the JoU6-
NAL, which we used in the comparison:
1856 aH
April 9th. .......... ..........S2S2 70
Nay Nay , ith '''--'''-'''-'''.''''-'.',' ~
Amount allowed in one month and
two Si3o 70
Ss1'9 a, 2sd 2 ~.
--.-,..............-...' 66z 80 90 -
aud "a 'G DAYS "aloweu ~ nun sos So
tho nam G'ots',e ~ 4 atr'ssl ified-4 mos. $3.50 20
Difference In favor of loyalty ,2uB 10
We were disposed to think, before
the JOURNAL attempted to dispute
the figures as given above. that it had
come honestly by the money it re-
celved from the city. Bu- when our
nelgbbors have the audacity to dis
pute the correctness of the city record
books, we confess that we cannot re-
slst the conviction that they did
died the city out of money which
they never earned.
Determined that the folafer should
have no advantage in the controversy
by false statements, we branded the
above comparison as fictitious and
false. To prove the correctness gifts
comparison, the Coufei. of Sunday
publishes the following, which is GER
titled to by the Clerk and Mayor:
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, Aug. s, 1865.
The following bills were allowed to
the Evansville Journal Company.
from April 9th to July 23d, 1866,
viz:
April 9Th. COG, -
Tue tt1f ~ %
June lltn......- -..-... ............. 365 Is
July 9th.-.s........ 80, n .n4 u
'e's -"'~'----.''-,-. 662 50
81 COS IS
We, the undersigned, do hereby, cartify
mat the above statement is correct =
NJ -MCGRiFF, Clerk.
SEAL VIM. II. WALKER Mavor Il
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-11

The Democratic LEGISLATURE oil
Kentucky in 1866 paid themselves of
in gold. The members now are all
strong greenback men.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-11
DR.. ]. w. POLAND'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
The Great New England Remedy.
DIR. j. w. POE.AND's
White Pine Compound

Is now offered to the afflicted throughout
the country. after having been proved by
the test of thirteen years in the New Eng
land states, where its merits have become
as well Known as the tree from which. In
part. IL derives it's virtues.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-11
~RANvTLLG FEMALE COLTECE

W Thirty fifth year begins Septem Der II.
'Une of the oIdsss and best Institutions
for educating our daughters" SEQ a year.
Send for catalogue 10 w. 2. KERR. a M,
Granville. Licking County. Ohio. - -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-11

The Louisville Courier estimates
the Democratic majority in the State
at 10000.
Moior Haln l. rnnlnotad Sheriff Of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-11

- = A1]N NO q OUsg
Nos. 50 and 81 Elm Street,
BOSTON, MASS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-11

CIff CLEIsK $ OFFICE, Aug. $, 1865.
The following bills were allowed to
the Evansville Journal Company.
from April 9th to July 23d, 1866,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
BOILER EXPLOSION AT NEWARK.

Early yesterday morning the steam boiler in
the rooms Of the Newark Gymnasium. over the Center
Market. In that city. exploded with loud report The
Center Market Is long twostory brick building erected
ever the Morris Canal from Broad to Mulbeyst Sta the
Broadst end being surmOunted by about 7S feet
high, formerly used a FIRE alarm The main portion OF
he Doher was thrown TO the ceiling OF the which
was situated and thence fell through tho second ana
nrst floors OF the building into the canal A Largo
preach mas been made in the walls. and
the south side pear the entrance 80 shattered
that IL has been found necessary 20 proo n
up civil engnser named Boticher, whose office is In
q room adjoining the gymnasium, Who was In III
once, narrowly escaped injury. number OF guests in
the Park House ran into the street 10 their night gar
E.ens believing an earthquake had visited the civ
vio,enl wss tho shock The Of the explosion is
70 nave peon ihcapSei on the the ATTENDANT M
the boiler, Doy HAD the explosion tuhvn place 20 S
hours later number OF persons been inure
az large crowds collect In the building during the dav
The loss 70 the city by damage done TO market Il
eboutsso. The Gymnasium Association lose about s5oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
THE DRAMA.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.


O,r sohle minstrels to q cursory observer,
a seem o he all Of the hue, but after becoming
accustomed to their darkness nice shades OF dneien0e
sppear serving to mark their relative merits me san
Fraucsco Mnstrelso have consequently, peculiar char
seteriscs They are inspired with the comic dhah "n"
impetuosity OF California Their fun W.T. singing dane
ing and burcsque performances are hurried along az II
the players were afraid Of being overtaken 10y
an earthouake before they reached the end
The patience Of their audience is never urea RAPID
suooesson sustans throughout the spectacle
OF their entertainment The company is numerous anu
talented containing pleasing singers In Messrs d. O.
Wambold NJ Ansley Scott, l.. Templeton and diners
an admirable mimic, in Mr.. C. Backus; excellent motors
An Birch, W. Bernard Baekus, and W. H. Rice anu "VN'
emphatic aud animated dancers In Ncwcomb ). OooPo
and W. Fields The programme is full OF fun ana '"i''
Hight aud enjoyable music; songs sentinea' "'''p
tive, and dro Jokes new and old dances eneTgeno anu
fantastic and burlcsques OF the broades kiu' suc as
.unnpdenco and Assurance" Barber Brown or the
Pacific sloper." Astounding in hits at the salient locS
and characters Of the day, seldom missing because '
Intention is obvious and almost invariably o"'"s ''o
mark of Irresistible humOr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

B4Lr2our oct Cotton vsv 6m M5n7 Uplsrds 20 f1au
New Wilt glc ga; oA g. ~ efti 20 oas dal iin'. e
sdcs zoe, Ce, S1s lie s1oales. ls..ise H.psRsaAe
L1tl QUE At DE- ~, 80 c..,.., ann r,, II s,s.
hfpg Qrie'ps &c fi9af rsI aa al sssl sasg Nhr go !.
y - p-ss',. 80 G2i,'ao. s5Ssi ~leis AZ 80
al. Ysles. u 7gsi e M,l wss Z . C..s.,y ~
So" ss i K. G.I Go...,. sna, Coz 49,, Ma q, &c.
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221 ,ss a. ~ ~ No. SrTgg 20 l3a+s 70 % 4her WI
5 S "a 10 Sc .st c5 si, ' taia l 1 =.
f'iri sr 2 S s' E as s' aSs ' Co S %:
- aad Mdnhg. esp ~ Canal F.e'sG,-Hl,'L ~ Goa
Iss iarci'.sS,o5 sa.1 Wheat iao l., cT,, .fGola.6
ba,h what. sgo hph Corr. and .site i,ei Luller
Smc,s o. M n S.,y' ~ q l'' ,, .
Xxx se 'y ' s,,. igo.E ~ s'g ~ - - 81, b.
No. Rat 81 1851 il.a1,. ctross !, Cd b. COM a.e.sea ga
,si a. 5 t". n Iii,e 80 -" @ ''e ~. 10 100 ae
H. 1ss :, y o. a,s Il ~ a At sIel9Fio
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ssd' PAN Mos f1t i,,G dais ia Gc a.s'oi ,,,c
Aiun 81 Va IS r,' s, ' . ~ " ''G i 70
w., , sa 'g 20 20 ga te'l g. "a r. i 49, F.a
IT, B3a s.c R'lSsi' ,,S 20 ~ 5,, cor
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NRsb %" a.b Corr % 90 t1sh oatt 1900 t.h Are. 500
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al u ~ ''''''~ '-' "U'''' - ""
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1880 ,t. s ~ -" "hra JUL hld % saht ~ 70
Iii ~, ~ " & lw,NsNt aid "c@tl Ri
~. oas 9si sb hsshgeo I'VE dgh al ~ ~ Barley neglected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
soNs or TYYPERANCE OF NEW JFRsFY,
THE HUNTERS POINT HOMICIDE.

Coroner Seib yesterday concluded the inquest
in the case Of Thomas Kane who was shot on Sunday
night last After taking Of testimony the Coroner
submitted the 20 the Jury and the following verdict
was rendered Z" We. the Jury, hnd that Thomas Kane
his death by pistol ehOt wound the night OF
Sunday the 2jh inst, at the hand OF David Burke -
Burke refused TO make any statement when the verdict
rendered, aud he committed TO the Hampstead
jail 20 trial The prisoner native OF Ireland 81
years Of age lie formerly belonged 10 the navy aud Is
said 70 be respectfully connected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
LATEST SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED.
Steamship Faufs Freeman, Philadelphia. mdse and pass
siesmhip Ness. Davis Providence. ndsc. and pass
Bsrk rhons, whitney Bucaeld Cow Bay G. H.. DAYS coal
, 5s "e ay s S'' ,1ro % d. adss
Biz Marie Buircn Rio lsreiro, IS days coffee.
Bng A. Tbarter MrbeU Rondout
Bng Rising SIM; saver. Jone,Pori l2d1y' spAr'
TS c"sne Heca st' wa Toys g. days coal
Brig Ruth. Mclean. Legbrrn. marble and rags
Btg J, W. Wooire' Haskell, Barssr 10 days n|hsr,
S,br HaFsene, Luck ilarre ~ davs, ntse
grnrei, s,t'eay Wilmington Soris,ra Llgei, c,sa
Gen Pesvy. Roekaal ihos Potter Sss. Bedford
iissi bile. Vn,ln.reu + H. wilson Providence
Cbls Carroll rroyi,aes Judge Low Cslnls
John r. W.T." south GSboy A. 5 Cannon PiaJeph,.
Siik londoit. Daniel y. Marlin, fondoat
Ia L. Howard Portland psrrcl. Bah.
Sarah Se-er. Elizaietlpoh. hinsesota ~ 1ahe'hpot
A A'n. T sss fo '' ss9 h RsssSp
J. Randolph Eilhciaport " H. hahier Ellsworth
Marvellous Ellsworth larte' Nes Loa'ioa
G pss ni G9sr' is s M '"''I B Gsisg'
Lsmsrire. Warbam. John ". Bel, si"nirgton
A. g. Dyer, Jonesplri luce Tom JonefporI
Pint. Lslec Niger Giolc'steL
O. W. Baldwin, Gloucester Ocean Ranger Bangor
A. N. AeKcn. Providence. Ida l. Howard fo,"a-A
pbi sheridan Tsuntop Chara Calais
Il'2y'G pI y pi St Hon 1 rS~ Roei'G
ALdfcw Peier. CALAIS v'hshufs, hangor
Frank and Mara. Bangor Martha Mnl', b,nF"fi
49, F,i prer Fugrne WeGcr.
n y Kin p,ovh,rr. fiili Hamilton Providence.
or,.t, tor,l,rt WIN McCohb Bangor
Ma, tYv Fan Gi.er Ouauo, Providence.
james licarv. Rocilsnd lucy 5nne h",ha1 n. NJ.
Emnl g. lsthsr. Nslsei MAY bro, haNht, t"un H''''
Gen. n. French. Providence NHHlerl Itp,uen''
Mary 4. Providence SnFan h"'Ahu
psuei, Nsr~ham I"it, i.ic' ''ns"''
lIAuuah NrsthrooS, Portland fqHsl roc
sarah :. Tyler kondouL Gnu siai or y y"u n..
s AVlegate hlfaheilpof n"fh'l hfhN ''H"'''''"
Fouf Si.tsrs, PHILADELPHIA. .n"'N'ts ,,'fNl'nfr ,h
a., J iiorii1s Nra-llaycn.
J H. Wsinsr ght Philadelphia sus'n Center, Ibonastn
ii. = g.,l,.k n. avhrr p,laNarc. fockland
Staten lslitd. Pot Johusou l"" 10Y ricc'1i,n'c
Eva. Soufh AmNor. nf' Nh, "h''n''
Marr snu Pltd r0lc, ElIshebpt h"-n.r '4lHs.
Pauline, EillLcilpnt AaH' M''o'A' N"''
SAILED.
e,.i,. R,,, and Colorado Iiverpool. Virgo and MarnoB.
Savannah; Mar sanford WiuiuToni siatiefl', hor"iA
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Cu.nLygrus, .ASaileG brig Mooolght hunhami SEM
Nfn7 Hon fora northern port . A.,
2L-Crafcl. steamship Thames. hct'lOfs AT
ri vrd.Ff camship oftforrrt. New lork.
Forr HosR0K IdlAc ship TNo Dro'her ashore 90 BODY
Island .far aid sold auctt Toe u toast Survey
rom a-rst IaieL Passed p Tor DaumVe BARK
s,S f,yc SEQ oct 2-Arei Gacorda Lrerpool whale ,9
Bugslie FROM Paus Island Cleared ship Broushon, L'epoo
A. Zoo .aeks aneaL Sailed sip Puritan, Litepooi
WfIALEBs.
groe since bv whale fp Bgeue, ships 1uicnt Ut" DOS
Prr.er jsr, go hh Geo Random, ehte, Tam
cr,suc ~hsl,-. AsorHs Barnes l'e whales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
"Eacb Plays His Part"

tn, following apologize er, are such seails
ought ey forth noiius bot shat we have
ro,ei pabuc emf hardly be- 'uG,u fG sca mali
development. ,he part Of these rsihc i'laaia
They sleud ve ssll letsrsuo poignant than the following hb'
caioHs-lo 80 out 81 i1rh dilemma
EEwYopS. Sunday oct Is. 1893
nom M, @ fs,,1g ,nr. Cd b. ioa to ne ,onb6s 10 10 sre
,sa e,a ns tnsr psiai reelection, anlsip,
You ts's been 'y ee oa e bai gela' aoi more 80 '.aa ~
they cotino ai urtol ttsi gli h he seseo NAH
S esa s,a, 700 se,iy fe. ls io % isar sd,a, here
"a .roerf hi a. gee. ea..h 20 e' e,o'V s'i h' 'rlr
oht he ' g, nn h' tre med VI -oss Zach Aas'' sad
l fut. r,proe h,as .isrel tbs ,oa.roely AL
70 n', y ~ " n, 1 =, ,,. ,,,s n ,. 60. .a5 ,i.
alosrh uoah au'r &c ahle,ton could D. avoided "a have
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Tu,as iioof sn b, deemed by you sp', It-g,n ye
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a. c sTri enht las c. sr a.aaio4g h lsc Cord r.l tir
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aeAn'sv az mase ooatl lave done wrong aud brg Tor
81 wthsfs sner De- returned Rom once irims'ei hl. e
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have 20 rg' g 90 teHnf flu.
Hoping u acsno- r ueli viii remove tts ukird iellp rhch
iaf Ha1rrrl % }osf mad toward m, subscribe ufst
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- fnuApELsEtA, Oct -. Los.
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mettci uan in Joe 'nnr ua.c t4s ashanti n tls
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ie. all o,srloot srd tros tie ttro saiIeg where
should hr tHo. ui ID. Narsh.
tI. Der N.T. lolrs truly, loAH A iAHvgL
Statements Ae Le allow, would require oonilcI place bo
T1rlss 90 tarr gat altitude before the patlc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
MUSIC
OPERA BOUFFE.

roo,6o will perform in the "Grand Duchess "
Us 90 ,ionse all tins week appearing on satur
~ nj the matinee, when the prices VIII be on
s o,d sale This will he the last representation OF the
a"o nncbess for the present On Monday evening
Ella Bsue Helene" viii be revived and the manager
Droses 10 produce 1t with renewed splendor ana WIN
.ertain much needed expurgationS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
GEN LEE AND NJ T. MAURY AT THE VALLEY
FAIR.

STANTON, Va, Oct. 2S.-Matthew F. Maury
delivered address to-day before the Valley Agrcn
turs Fair He reviewed the great advantages that the
South possesses for agricultural purposes over all other
countries and rfuted SANDER the assertion that her
people are wanting In energy He warmly urged the i'm
mediate establishment OF line OF steamers between
Norfolk and Flushing, Holland. Ten thousand people
visited the grounds to-day. When Gen. Robert r. Lee
made his Appearance, mounted silver hoI
be was enthusiastically ebeered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
LII. I. IIrIsIpnLn's

RHHAEKs FRoN PSA1icsL onsEHvATioN
II frequently remarked by persons passing establishment that u
tie Of adetn& To these same persons
great oo6dene bad s merit Of my att
Inspired Do II has been but I've yeas Stree len NY
native ey lad aboei ssduoay fer period q - years
Til. the utc sing residents Of t city Of whom
remember from starting poHL great number are now residents
Metropolis, Who vouch for hc conectnes' Of Any
k.te uept maj make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29

MEssRs. s. NJ. PETTNGILL & Co., AND MEssRs.
j. vESSor Co. world advertising hauses and the ta
Of JoHN nESRy Co.. T. pEwAs BIg' Co.
the mos. 1teudye dealers medicines TIE nd states vii 'oucb
for the correctness Of the statement 4
II. 7. HHLHB0LD.
To Tud Kgrad Bsctu bal ssfffrior to
i ,ree lnhs of The he 'o aoi possibly have
mode success matter hos great the usry sosHi Of mou'y
erteuifL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-10-29
THE TURF


FASHION CONSTRUCTING YESTERDAY.
The concluding day of tho Fall meeting was
warm aud fine although IA the morning II hSo peet
ehowery The attendance was Only moderate, inc want
offailroad facilities having preyer d many from gong
yne opening event was the unfinished rnt OF me Gay De
fore. Two heats were then trottod IHe remaining lW3
were by Pearsan. The betting was 100 on fe"rS"
~ rs Oh the bold
Pure s2s 80 second horse for ho' that
s''er ses, y; 2 - Hie se1 S 10 9s''e'. .a
4 Ns's X .S a. 5 1.91'i nj ia''''
R-e H"tts't Second Third Fourth
&c.. .'.::.....:l.iS jt 81 81,
The second Tor horses tlat never beat 22s
The entries we're Bradley, Clara Western New lork,
against the field at start aud AZ 10 aiierward
a.' s S s s aS ol sa 70 second l'' ''
v. Bos.s6 g. Bratey.....,.....'.....'..2 ! !
v j. saoase..'i . western Nes.Yofs.......2 "a
1 ns,'' Dutch F heat second rai fs5aa
81. s::!i, 9 81, 13i !s
The concinding trot Of tie day and meeting was for
witch there we're entered Canarys No Name, Henrietta
Star, Lacy Wells and Needle Gun Before t3e sit S'ar
nst c nea & y IN tbe second heat bHt was rnled out
for ruuuiug and the heat given 10 No Name, who was
second Alter the second het Hemleia wac nrss -
yOrite 81 to against the fed.
ru.. i ssoo $40 to second horse 70. horses that
-
kodep's No. hcuueta ''.'''''''''''''''S
J. hWBhTts
Lozetfshr ~ Lad! s.....''.'.''''''''''''S
n. FuTsntoH's b. Needle Gu.
TINE Hrsihca Second Thru; Fourth
0aarteT........s. 70 G ~
SsH,'.........~ j5a39 IL. s Ia l15 l llsi
r.....
To-day there VIII be three trOts at Waverley, n. j. in
one OF Which Lady Thorn and Mountain Boy ~ Tor a
purse Of 5000
KENTUKY RACES-wOODLAWN COURSE.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 27.-Ihe meeting over the
WoodlaWn Course 20 continue during the week. The
to-day FOR the United states Hotel stakes
fOuryoHr Od harness, mile heats, best three III
1--WE; $50 entrance, play pay The hotel added 40 IS
summary H. as follows:
Bvisss mont by Alexander Abiaab,
W p Woodsars Male Of Euueuce f'braN
r. s. Dorsey Jacf Conn., BY goddus
Tipe-2:3tA
Tho second for the TrOtters' purse OF SO0s
for the first horse $40 for the second ana $40 for the mir
mile heats unarues for horses that had never trCtte
in public previous sept !, 1868 Tho following is III
summary
Dan hNserts H. H. Stymet''''
Jshn Coussb h. John Leonard
~ j. poys John Godilst by Goddus Draw
M Major A. Nhes's rsV
I'll boOoffes. Ton euorcks.. distance
VA j. b. J. T. Jcsse distance
IiHe-2.4l. 5;att.