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nr. Ranningss Hernia Truss.

The difference between 7anning's
Truss for Hernia, and those in COM
mon use Is, that while the latter
merely stop the outlet by pressing
upon the external ring, thus Decessi-
tatiDg great pressure to prevent the
descent of the Hernia, and causing
the enlargement of the ring, the
former, By its lifting abdominal
weight from the rings makes a slight
pressure necessary, not upon the ex-
terual ring. but upon the canal be-
tween the two rings. thus favorine a
contraction of the rings and a speedy
radical cure. jy7-2t
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P0sTPoNED. - Owing to the fact
that all the Committees from the va
rious Lodges have not yet been ap
pointed, final action on the selection
ola site for a Lodge Hall By the Odd
Fellows. has necessarily been post
poned one week, instead Of tonight.
as previously announced.
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WAR ON HIGH PRICES
Down They Go!
=. HOPKINS * CO.,
NO. Is FIRST STREET.

We have marke d down cur entire
stock Of
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
Which we are selling at prices that
DEFY COMPETITION
Come and see and be continued.
July 7-1w.
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sg- The Council Committee of the
Whole visit Oak Street and Third
Avenue to- day, to regulate the grades
thereof.
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HENDERSON LAND SCHEME DRAW
ING.-A dispatch to Messrs. Semonin,
Dixon & Co., states that the drawing
will positively take place to- day. The
delay in drawing has been caused By
the returns from ticket sellers being
behind.
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Net PRoCEEDs.-The Baptist ex-
oursion and picnic Melted the congre-
CATION Of that Church a triHe over
three hundred dollars.
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New Harmony Stage.

Leaves the Sherwood House every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
TAN. All orders left at the Sher-
wood House win be promptly attend
ed to. iuly6 1t
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~The DeDqo6rat makes the dis
tarbances at the Fair Grounds the
basis for more sneers at Americans.
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E%The gentleman who asks Why the
official documents of the Council are
not always published in the JOURNAL,
is respectfully informed that the
editor Of the Courier always takes
those documents from the Council in
defiance Of the Clerk, whose refusal
be defed in voIley Of foui curses
an abuse on Tuesday evening.
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BThe friends of Emory Hayhurst
and Charley Fendrich will find let
ter frem them on the FIRST page Of this
papep.
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THE WEArHER.-The mercury was
at 700 at 6 o. clock yesterday morning;
at Q o'clock it was at 49, at noon,
81; and so remained until o'clock,
and up to s o'clock it had fallen Only
two degrees.
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81 There is a Russian Finlander
In the lock-up-a rare bird in these
parts
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ANOTHER PICH1C.-The Methodist
Sabbath School in Independence
have a picnic to-day at Coal Mine
Hill.
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IA The onion Of last evening de-
nies the truth of q statement made by
AT. Whittlesey. at the meeting Of
the Council on Tuesday evening, to
the effect that Dir. Laubseher had
made his proposition on behalf Of
Sutermeister & Co, to build water
works, before he saw the specifea-
tons. etc.
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~ Mr. Raymond, who was thrown
from bis buggy At the Fair Grounds.
on Monday. received e couple of bad
cuts on the head, and several ugly
bruises about the legs. DR.. Null
hansen attended TO him, and reports
his wounds not at all dangerous, al
though very ineonvenient.
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EEcAasHrg &ra Ti4t q fRa-
SIR A2uT Uterine Balance hnVfnF cured
In my family an extreme aasa. III TTtarIE.4
AnteweFti0n af eleven uearaf dwrr ffl.5s
which resisted fha hemf -ahHf fW err-9.
aud Arr erlcn 81 desire rs Inform #fI f-.sls. Il
ladies of the tact. ana ameonrnre ffar-r q.
AXE application % Wnu
DIR. BAEN SO.
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The following il the report Of Capt.
VIM. Helder, City CLERK for the
month of June, which was submitted
to the Council on Tuesday evening:
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LonIEviIle MnrEef.

By Telegraph.l LOUISVILLE, July g.
BAGGING + Firm, and heavy at e0@301zcs
COTTOE-Dull; mtddAng 1870.
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAIS-N OmfnRliy unchanged.
PBovTsIOGs Firmer. hut demand light.
Pork so. Bacon 1877. lT6Bl71SC. Bulk
meats l21S, l6gl0Me. Hams 2l16e
LARD-17c.
WuIsRY-s2cGSt 90.
ToBAcC0 = Market active; sales Of 238
hogsheads at fun rates; S. O00l7 30 for stem
TO Tugs; 81 75@2l 30 for low TO nne
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PERsoEAL.-Mr. Russ Ferguson,
with N. f Carr & Co., returned from
a trip to Tennessee. Mississippi, and
Arkansas on Tuesday. He reports
crop prospects unusually good. Cot
ton being boiled in many places.
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~ Mayor Walker is still unable
60 be out.
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0DD Fr1rows' 1IUTuAL BENFrrT

ODD FELLOWS MUTUAL BENEFIT
AssocIATIoN.-The third annual meet
ing Of this Association was held last
night at Odd Fellows Hall. Tbs re-
ports Of the officers showed that much
had been done during the year ended
June Both for the benefit of The fami-
lies of deceased members. The plan
of operations is a species Of life in
surance, Invested Of the cold business
like aspect Of that mode of relief, and
having the benevolent feature OF fra
ternal regard substituted instead The
system is rapidly gaining popularity
throughout the country, and is des-
tined to be universally prevalent in
the good time coming"
The old officers were re elected for
the ensuing year as follows:
Philip Hornbrook. of Crescent
Lodge, President; Hiram Nelson. Of
Morning Star Lodge. Vice President;
Soren Sorenson, of Crescent Lodge,
Secretary; Charles Schaum. of Schil-
Ter Lodge, Treasurer.
7Fustees-Ronsld Fisher and James
Fl. McNeely. of Morning Star Lodge;
George Miller and Christian Miller,
of Schiller Lodge; James Davidson,
Of Crescent Lodge.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. - The
Commissioners met yesterday morn
ing pursuant to adjournment, and
proceeded to the examination and
caucelling Of orders, which oee1pied
their attention dnrine. ssll1e whole day.
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No. Y First Street,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

ia A complete stock or Summer
Dry Goods and Millinery just received
and selling cheap. at
je7l SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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INITIAL PAPER

Put up IN neat boxes. Each box contains
oSE 0ULkE OF PAPER and ItDeNty four En-
eetopes. we WilI mail 20 any address one
box upon receipt Of Trinity gFWT3g
which is less than the cost or the oIaIm
paper envelopes sold at most Oh the gf0res.
We have also a fine quality OF
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ARRESTED. = Sheriff Miller aud
Deputy Fl. ". Lauer returned yester-
day from Posey and Gibson counties,
and Armstrong township, 10 this
county. with bonds for the appearance.
on Monday, Of twenty seven of the
twenty-eight persons against whom
indictments were found for the Arm
strong riot.
Captain Lauer reports that the &C
oused gave them no trouble, but on
the contrary treated them like invited
guests, pointing out the roads leading
to the residences Of accused parties,
some Of them meeting the officers
voluntarily and giving bonds. The
twenty eighth man is in Princeton at
present, but his neighbors assured the
officers that be would be present for
trial on Monday. The officers had
summonses with them, which they
also served upon the parties, civil
suit for damages having been entered
against them.
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GO :

G0gy
GOg!
Immediately and bay some of those
good
= = az q 20
Cent Shoes, suitable for Boys and
Girls, at
GEO. MILLER a. Cos,
jul6-6 38 Main Street
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CIT n e w 8 ,

50 Delightfully."- cool last evening
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IA Fifty pieces Mozambique Dress
Goods, at 10 cents per yard, retail
worth 30cents.
JET SoHAPKER, BUssING & Co.
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Important

Important.
When you want Prescriptions filed
correctly and cheapest, take them TO
HALLoCK IL FoRD's Drug Store, Main
Street, between First and Second.
je18-eedtf
- T. G. BridweIl & Go, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have q
fnll stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Psrfumery, Toilet Soaps. Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con.
gross and Rockbridge Alan Waters.
je17-tf
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D0Oley's Baking Powder.
The standard reputation attained by
this unrtvaled and infalIihle Yeast Pow
der during twelve years past, is doc to its
perfect purity, healthfulness, and econ0-
my. Put up in tins. actual weight. as
represented, and will keep for yeas
The quantity required for use is from
0ne-fouf6a 70 one-half less than other
Baking Powders.
Sold by Grocers throughout the United
States. DO0LEY II BROTHF Err
Manufacturers and prOnrietorg
apps dSm cod SO New Street, NJ. X.
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French Initial Paper.

The initial on this paper is printed in
uhe purple INK and looks very pretty.
k4ach o0& contains one QutrB OF paper and
twenty Tour envelopes. We VIII mail q
box OF this 20 any address npon the receipt
Of FIFTY CENTS. Address,
Evansville Journal Company,
Evansville, Indiana
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ssg~ TIE following correspondence
will prove of general interes. to our
readers:
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RIVER NE WIS.

For Other Rtoer Items See 77frd Page.
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B8~100 doz. White Cotton Hose at
Is cents a pair-better value than
ever before.
JET SCHAPKER, BUssIEG Il Co.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

Al! who have not yet brought their
schedules to the Assessors are hereby
notified that they must be handed ia
on or before SATURDAY, JULY 9.
OFTO PFAFFLIg,
G. G. SoHREEDER,
july 6 At City Assessors.
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With respect, &c, &c.
LUDWIG LAUBSCHER,
Member of the firm Of Sutermeister
& Co, Ft. Wayne, Iud Architects
and Engineers.
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"a. L z O u.s.
aplq Opera House.
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BAEHAY ssesURN Al
THURSDAY, JULY I. 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-10-14
A YOUNG au8pEREa.

Lewis Wolf aged sixteen, OF 31I Wesrrorty -drst
street. arrested for stabbing boy OF twelve years
OF age, named James Reilley, In the back, during
the banner raising at the corner OF Eighth avenue
and Twenty.seventh street, on Wednesday night,
was arraigned before Justice Cox. ~ Jefferson Mar
ket, yesterday morning Upon complaint OF thd
Ofricer who made the arrest he was committed TO
await the result Of the injuries he indicted on the
shortly after the ARRAY, and Is 81 present confined
there, the House Surgeon having no hopes OF ms re.
coyery. The knife blade entered the spine, severna
the soinal cord Wolf claims TO have acted in SELF
defence and stated while In court that Reilly a.,
tackled iim and dealt him several blows on the head
with a torchlight. Wolf bore 20 marks 10 corrobo'
rate his statement aE-.- ~.
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AQUATIC.


BRUNSWICK, Me-, Oct Ia 1870
TheHcgatta OF the Sagadahoc fair came or thia
afternoon The six-oar race, three miles, was, be-
tween the West End and Emerald CLUBS, bothof
Portland. At starting collision occurred, In whic
the West End lost on outrigger ana the Emeralds
had an oar broken. The judges decided they should
pull again, whIch the Emeralds declined and the
West End pulled over the course making the three
miles Ia nineteen minutes twenty seconds, winning
seA pr'' prize ana ns 00'r' q the State champion
In the wherry race there were four entries. r. u.
Whitney Won the hrst prize In s;la, John Doynton
the second in 0:10.
In the single scull race there were nvc entries
Shaw OF Bath, came first In IL :43; Stevens OF Bath
second in 1863 Perkins, OF Portland, thlrd in 1929
In the double scIll race Howe Stevens, stroke.
came first In 1896; Whisper Il. Hume, stroke, SEQ
Ond, In TO- M
The thick fog made 1t impossible TO see muoh Of
the rowing.
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BASE sall NOTES.

The Rose Hill nine, ot St. Johns College. Ford
ham, Will go to Paterson on tuesday next TO play
the Princeton College nine The Fordham boys Will
take the half-past eight train from Corandt street.
Both mines strong representatives OF the college
clubs, and good game may therefore be expected.
The following games are announced 10 take place
on the Capitoline grounds -
Saturday, October I5-Stars vs. Athletics, OF
Brooklyn. First OF regular series for the amateur
championship. A Ge
Monday, October l7--Atlantics vs. Athletics, or
Philadelphia. First game or regular series.
Wednesday, October 1p--Atlantics vs. Yale Col.
lege nine The first game. sgi
The New York herald., 1870-10-14

Well Known Citizen shoots Himself
Through the Body.
from the worcester Gazette. Oct. IL,

n from the Worcester Gazette. Oct III
The people OF Marlborough were shocked THIS
r,ornlrla with the intelligence that one or the most
respected citizens of thar place, named Charles
pickett, had committed suicide We learn that
early tnls morning he complained OF o bad feeling
in MS chest. Shortly after couple OF shots wers
heard IN the shed attached to his residence and
visiting the place his friends found his body. He
had nsed two pistols, holding one In each hand and
discnarEing them nearly simultaneously The ball
from each entered his body and caused almost in
slant death. The deceased kept a fancy goods and
variety store in the Post Office building, and had
wife and two or three fno chtldren. He was apDa>
rently one OF the most prosperous and happy men IN
the va9e--so much 50 that. IL was common
remark with his acqualntances that they would ike
70 enjoy life as welt as Charley Pickett. The only
fortunate man was laboring uncer q temporary is
OF insanity.
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TROY. 0ct. la is7o

Sd e#saa .NteG TROY, Dot. la, IS70
the second days trotting At the Rensselaer, PARE
to-day was well attended. The weather was dne.
Tue rst race was for Sl,sco for all horses that had
never trotted better than 2:SS-$oO0 to nrst horse
$500 to second and $500 to third Eight horses wero
entered. Five heats were trOtted but the race was
unfinished On account Of darkness
The second race was for purse OF 81 900, for ali
horses that had never troted better than 2:2s Al 200
to Hrst $500 to second. 5000 to third Eight horses
were entered, but only four started. Burnhau1's A.
m. None Such won In three straight heats. Time,
-2:33-2:34h.
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n eve sS 2sssen " Ssc SS,e Sss y bes 81
H.us jarvis brow SSosn ss.s mare S No Name James
John r. flanders gray eeldmg Lottery, Hiram
son;s bsT. mare Lady Hughes, and 4. s. sammls' bay
&2laMg !olt 4hree were vnhdrawnr-No kames
Before ths race Lay Rnxnes' because OF her re-
cent victories at Narraganset PARK. was great fa.
reduced the rate somewhat and there was brisk
po0i sseling thereafter. Ths following will give
wv vt = - is:sses'a SsSes n 10 sars' si... 81
ne SeI rIeia 500 100 loo 2oS
lA' Xisi; III f;ss Hsas q y 400
Lads s%sa hasnes, sloo l2o 10 1io
First neat 1Rs calsmao 5SSn s.a q. noe rnsy
turn Harvey Mclaughlin went @ tbs front ss e and
Lazy hughes @ breaking up te TO the rear; Lot.erI
Ver psd e Quarter po pssssS tney Il
eight seconds, James H. Coleman, trotsing st sash-
ing gait was SIX lengths 20 the iront, MoLaqehiR
the sssVna Dacxsetch 5SsmsS had ali the aaysn
to twenty open lengths and for an Instant attention
was diverted from him TO his competitors, who
lighting earnestly for second position, the struggle
ending By Lottery taxing that place. Ine tune q
strons pull hs came oas winnsr q the heat ~ a.
Mclaughlin, WHO was one length in advance Of
Lady HuRhes. Tlme OF tho heat, 2:36A.
GS ana s5 ss ssSS s 70 sa
turn Coleman let his fee and before ne quit dAno.
Ing Lady Augss: soes sns pole ana q ths quarter
sms o the point ~ss thirty sssn ssoonds & Dovs
sSs s. GasssS Ss :nss: @ols ss IN !.
~ ss5. S sss q ssS sas aSas
s or sas ss; Ssss place afss her was res.
Ssy lssa n cPt Ss
Was s entered or Coleman was haI length IN sdvsnos
under strong pull won the lead BY ten lengths,
James a.. Coleinan second, Lattery third and No
Laughlin io9rta Losssry was ses BACK ior running
Tntrd HsaI-doisman again got tho best Of shs
word, but the sendo1 was excellent. On the turn
Hughes went ahead. At the quarter pole, In thirty
eight and quarter seconds, shs vas Leading four
lighting for third place. ~ The half-mile pole.
n sS w dS x. - s sPsas Sa suns
quartar pole Lady Hughes Yaa saksn . hand and
James II. 0olsmsn was dsshinE up 70 her on : run.
having made another bad break: LAdy hngacs a.:
lengths Lottery sscond three lengths ahead OF Dole
man, and Mclaughlin distanced. Time Of the heal.
'I rS.rxn Hsas-The ssaft was the best q the day:
on the turn Lady Hughes went to tho fr0nt but
% d y SSa s pss
fr0qt Lottery second, one length ahead OF Coleman,
now fndulgfng In some exceedingly nne running
and dancing. The Lady had u al her own way, and
came homo winner Of the heat ana race BY ten
lengths, LOet1ry second and Coleman third, Who
over the score. Time Qf the heat, a:36H.
Tho following ia N+tsM afeye
SAM DAy--Premlum $500 for horses that have
never beaten 2:50-4S50 70 nrSt 500 to second aud
$50 70 third hefae, mile heAta best three In nve. In
harness.
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NAVAL lNIELLlGEaCE.

Captain A. O. Rhind has been detached from tna
command OF Sacketts Harbor New FORK, and placed
on waiting orders. Fist Assistant Enginec
Rudolph T. Bennett s ordered TO tNe naval station
at League iaaau.
The New York herald., 1870-10-14

Tho horses had good start from the three-qusr-
rails colt leading, Flash Of lightning second, Lady
Petry third, Mozart fourth Echo NTH, Htlarity
sixth: When they passed the judges stand the
Pstsy third, Flash ash Of IShtnnS % fourth Echo nth aIsk
and Hilarity sixth There was no daylight visible
between i've or the horses, 80 close were they To-
gevhef. Az they ran around the upper turn the
D0nera0 still had the lead, Lady Petry ut his sn0ul-
ders, Mozart third, Flash OF Lightning fourth (ail
Tapped ON each otner Eche NTH and HiarIty sixth.
IN front; but turning around the hill the Doneraile
had rather the best OF II: Echo, Flash OF Light.
ming and Mozart head and head, two
lengths behind the leaders, but three
lengths In front Of Hilarity. When the hersoa came
IN sight On the lower turn Lady Petry had the lead
BY length, tho D0nerane second, Flash OF Light
ming third Echo fourth, Mozart nh Hilarity sixth.
lengths Of daylight between thsm. Coming into the
homestretch Flash OF Lightning made an effort to
overtako the leaders, but was unsucCeGaful. Lady
Petry had the lead, ana seemed 20 be running well
within herself, while tho D0neratle and Flash OF
Lightning were being forced. Lady Pctry came
home winner BY good length, the Donerails colt
second, one length ahead Of Flash Of lightning, who
was two lengths In ront OF Mozart the latter being
three lengths in advance OF Hiar1ty who beat Echo
TWO lengths. Time Of the dash, 2:2lx. are 9E
M sHy IL sa THE FIFTH RACE ff
Purse $500, Tor tw0-year-0lds; entrance money to
the second horse. Winners during tho year OF ST. 200
to carry lbs. extra; OF $1,000, 10 lbs. Of $4,000
D. d. Withers entered br T. Elsie. by bennington,
Jas. Thompson entered b. G. NiCkAjacks BY ROg-f
DenIson 4 Crawford entered b. Q. Mascus, BY
Prophet darn Narragsnset's dam ..............
The New York herald., 1870-10-14
The RACE.

The two-year-0ds had good start, but Mr..
Wlthers ly soon ran to tho front and never parted
with the lead to the end. At the blum she led one
length. NickaJack second, Mascus third. When they
reached the lower turn Mr. Withers flly Elsie had
winning lead OF three lengths, Nickajack second,
two lengths In front OF Mascus. Coming into the
bomestretch the bennington flly came away from
the others and won In canter by ten lengths, NCka-
Iuck second. half dOncn lsuXth trout OF MasUs.
Time, l:2o
THE SIXTH RACE.
MATCH $1,000 half forfeit one mile snd one
eighth.
A. Belmont named ch. c. By the Sea-
by Thormanby, Gam Bernce, years
Denison h Crawford named b. c. by
Censor dam The GlOamin, years Old PAID forfeit.
The New York herald., 1870-10-14

ye6erson made bold brush 0n mo homestrosch
Time. 2Sok Tne following v : 'Ia T1--- ! ~
HAMPDM rARK Oct. lS-Purse 1880, for
horses that never boat 2:2o; 9400 TO second h0rs0
5000 to third; mile heats three In i've In harness
D. Msce entered v. q. Medo0. .s,..... q 12II
w. ,. Smith entered blk. q. Thomas
Sss!cl entered :. II. Palmer:
J. J. Bowen entered b 9. Sheppard .
Knapp. Observation-Disclosures
Z. o. Kyers0n entered b. g. Emperor. 8 s IS {
y Tmo-2:2ok, 2:2oK-not taken--2:S0K. 2:30K.
The New York herald., 1870-10-14

Rapture the Wilmer Of the Members Cup, Han.
ME Douglas Of the Two Mile Heat Race, Eden
ton Of the Selling Sweepstakes, Lady Petry
OF the Purse for Three-year-ol and
Elsie Of the Purse for Two-year-olds-
BY the Boa Receives Forfeit
from the Censor Colt.