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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09
The Prince Of Walee.

1t is quite probable, indeed it is rendered
certain, that before the REPUBLICAN Of this
morning reaches it readers, the Prince OF
Wales will cease to exist. The heirship to
the throne will descend to his eldest son,
Prince Albert Victor Christian Edward,
who was born on the eighth of January,
1861, and is consequently now nearly eight
years old. The law Of succession to the
British throne provides that the crown
shall descend to the direct lineal male heir
Albert Edward, Prince of Wales, had
just completed his thirtieth year. having
been born on the ninth of November. 1871.
He was married in March, 1863. to the Prin-
cess Alexandra, Of Denmark. They have
five children. Should the death of the
queen soon follow that OF her SOD. one of
those long minorities, so much dreaded in
monarchica! countries. would follow, unless
the advancing republicanism Of England
should take advantage OF the want of an
adult sovereign to sweep away the whole
fabric of royalty.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09
A Reception.

| An invitation extended to tie kLPUE-
LTCAN stan to partake OF a lunch Il; No. 8!
| ST. Louis street, corner of bourbon. last
| opea the fact that the location was the an
dcrtaker's establishment of Mr.. Pierre
DupOrt In his warerooms was a new and
really magnificent hearse, OF an elegant
pattern, known as the Clarence, Just re-
:eived from the manufacturers, Messrs
Crane, Breed 4 Co., OF Cincinnati.
We can not enter into the details of a
description, other than to remark that the
glass at the sides and ends is concave: that
TIE trimmings are of heavy silver and gold
plate. and the enblems are fitted for Cathol-
les, Masons, aud almost all public societies.
Everything about it is expensive as may be
Judged from the fact that the hearse cost
tive thousand dollars in Cincinnati.
Mr. Duport has little air bition 70 emu
late the pride Of another undertaken. Mr.
Bothick. and hence he ordered The extrava-
gantly costly equipa2e for the ,amented
dead. The harnesses are elegant and cost
four hundred and fifty dollars. !. VIII be
drawn by four gray horses. TIE curtains
and seat are SO arranged that they can be
either in black or white and other changes
can readily be made to answer :oc special
occasions.
Quite an assemblage was gathered there
among them three eminent men OF the
Catholic denomination - Father Bilou.
Father j. Terce and Father j. Mignot:
Anthony Sambola. ESQ, Mr.. Dueios. lis
law partner Captain Tisso. and Colonel
Frederick n. Thayer superintendent. of the
warehouse of Crane. Breed !. Co.. L New
Orleans.
After the repast Of solids and fluids was
ended, appropriate remarks We're made bv
Father Mignot. Mr. Sambola ard others.
and then the assembled people gait cred to-
gether on such an occasion as was never.
perhaps, known before. dispersed W til the
reflection that in the midst OF lie we are |
n ,laath =
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FOREIGN.

American Resort in London Burned-Be..
ting ON the TichbOrne Case-Maetimg OF
Republican lHader.-Anniyersary nj
| Dnblin-kemOvai Of the seat Of Gov.
ernmeDt to Paris-AppeaIs Of COn,u,un.
! lists Rejected Turbulent Session ot
the French Assembly south American
News->urrender Of ~nlrillo-Demau d
for Coffee and LogwoOd nt Port-au.
Prince.
LONDON. De :ember S.-The Argyle rooms.
a resort tor Americans. burned to-day
Betting upon the result Of the Tichborne
case is quite general. The latest quotations
from the clubs Indicate the odds Of ten 70
one against the claimant OF the property.
strike OF the telegraph operators IN
London, Manchester, Liverpool and o,Ley.
large cities is imminent
The Republican leaders held a seera,
meeting tonight, and decided against IN
mediate action.
DUBLIN, December S-The anniversary
OF the Prentice Boys al Londonderry was
celebrated yesterday, and passed Of. un
usually quiet. An etfgy Of Lundy was
burned with The usual noisy demoustra-
tons, but no serious disturbance.
PARIS. December SIN the Assembly to-
day motion was made by Duchatel for the
removal of the Assembly and seat of gov
ernment to Paris. The motion gave rise TO
dH dAlHdteu UeDate, which promises to he
prOtracted, although there is little doubt
that the proposal has a majority Of the
chamber in its favor
The appeals of the communists. convicted
OF the murder of Generals Lecompte and
Thomas. sentenced to suffer death have
been rejected by the committee on pardons.
There is no hope that Theirs will interpose
to remove this final decision.
ln his message, Theirs recommends ;lat
the general army contingent he fixed at
10000, instead OF 3Q.Uot as incorrectly tele-
graphed last night.
Evening.-The session Of tie Assembly
to-day was very turbulent.
A vote Of urgency was demanded upon
the question OF the future form Of govern
ment tor France, and was refused.
Pouyer-Q Quertier. minister of finance, ar
nounced that he would present the budget
for 1872 tomorrow.
A bill was presented annulling the decree
conflscating the property Of the Orleans
princes.
The vote of urgency upon the bill pro
viding for the return of the assembly 70
Paris was refused by small majority.
The chamber was subsequently the sceue
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NEW RAILROAD COMBINATIONS
FAST TROTTING IN CALIFGRNI4
A l. + " - IN BOS TO X
PRINCE OF WALES
Prince of Vale. At the Point of Death
Bell Ringers Ready to Toll the h nell
The Queen Wild with Grief-Fear. Of
n Political COnyulsjOn.

NOutuuhsOn.
LONDON. December 8. l:}0 z. M.-Tue
queen continues at The Prince OF Wales
bedside.
The morning papers are publishing ex
tras. every issue increasing public anxiety
$50 =. VI The Prince Of Wales con
tinues in precarious state Exacerbation
| commenced las. night, attended with grea,
prostratiOn.
p. M.-The .S'0ndcrds extra saws tie
Prince OF Wales Is sinking fast. His lungs
are congested No hopes of his recovery.
93O P. M.-The physicians in attendance
on the Prince of Wales have lust issued
bulletin stating that his royal hiShness is
still very much Frustrated.
New YoEK. December S.-The Wor1ds
London special says The queen IS wild
with grief. Princess Alexandra is un-
naturally and dangerously calm. Great
CONSERVATION prevails. The home secre-
tary has been summoned to Sandrin CHAM.
Fears of a political convueiOn increase.
The bell-rinSers have assembled at Saint
Paul. and Will announce the tiGings of the
princes death as soon as received.
LONDON. December S.-All the members
of the royal family were summoned to San
dringham. The Gneen and Princess Louise
left Windsor together, and drove rapidly 20
the princes residence. The distress OF both
was apparent.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09
WHOLE NUMBER 1923.

OF angry recrimnations between the mem
bers OF the right and left.
! NJ. ROuher asked leave TO present a resO
| lutlon cenSur,nE the committee on pardon :
Tor ITS want OF clemency toward the con
! vlcted communists but u majority Of the
Assembly protested violently against the
reception OF the document and il was re
turned to Moscow
KINGSTON. Jamaica, December The
steamship Henry Chauucey has arrived
from AspinwalI. and sailed for New York
Asplnwall dates a.c 20 the third instant
conference OF representatives of Guate-
mala, San Salvador and Honduras is to be
held in Deceil- beI 20 discuss d project for
the formation o. q Central American con
federation.
The work upon Tie Costa Rica railroad
was progressing.
Advices from Valpara 80, Chili, are to the
eleventh OF November. The government
had disbanded q battalion OF troops organ
lzed for the survey Of Caracolas mines. one
Of which was said 20 be worth $o.OOOOO0
The construction o1 railroad to the mines
had been commenced. A telegraph line be-
tween Valparaiso aud San Felipe has been
completed.
The French harl, Notre Dame, from Lon-
don for Montevideo, has been burned at sea.
Ihe hospitals We're insufficient to accom-
m0date the small pox patients.
Lima dates TO the twenty-second of No
vemoer report a. '!'.iet throughout the re-
public.
Members OF Congress have been elected.
anG the session viii commence in July.
Ten Thousand dollars have been collected
for the sufferers by the Chicago fire.
Hon. Thomas Settle, the American Minis
ter. WHO IS in bad hea til, has started for
New York
Henry Ne.gs las purchased large Dor
tlon OF the SUBURBS OF Lima with :he inten-
ton OF building cottages ON the improved
American plan. He w;il also establish a
journal in Paris. which will be devoted 70
the Interests o., Spanish America.
MATANORAs. Mexico. December SIT is
reported Saltillo has surrendered and that
the revolutionis-s are marching Oh San Luis
potosl from Saitillo, and advancing from
Monterey on Mier and Camaraga. General
Cortina is said 70 have imprisoned several
foreign merchants N Mier for sympathizirc
with the revolutiOnists
There are fears Of a pronunciamento here.
and business has been suspended.
HAVANA. December S.-port.au-P Prince
dates to the third instant says: Business
was brisk. and there was a heavy demand
for coffee and logweod. ana prices were ad-
vanclng. Haytien news received on Wee
nesday, Via JacHe-, . IN confirmed
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09

We are naturally proud OF tbs gitte,
songstress. because she is an Amer can lad
with an einlnently patriotic American heart
| This is illustrated hy an incident in Paris
during the recent American war. Mrs Noul
| ton had attended court ball and was there
conspicuously noticed by the empress an.!
the emperor.
On another occasion shortly after when
Paris and the Iuileries were overruu with
1he representatives and adLerents o: what
was then called the Southern Confederacy :
and the friends Of both North and South were
ANXIOUS 20 secure the good will of Nauoleor.
though II was not his cue 70 comm. him
self. the emperor determined 70 issue no
cards OF Invitation to Americans for a par
'lcnlar bail. 1he empress, however. who
presumed 10 have her own way in these
matters. with a woman's fine contempt for
political eXpediency. instructed the Duke
de Bassans to send personal invitation to
Mrs. Moulton.
When, on the night of the ba 4. she ar
rived at the Taleries, the master OF cere-
monies, who was never suspected Of a
friendly feeling for Americans, intercepred
her.
Where, madame, is your invitation No
Americans have been invited this evening"
On presenting him with the invitation of
the empress, he added
ut is impossible to be presented as an
American by the American minister Ycu
shall have the honor, l hope. of being p
French woman for this evening"
Those who saw this little scene. say that
Mrs. Moulton drew herself up to her full
height, and the duke involuntarily stepped
back, as If something of the majesty of her
country were mingled with her indignant
beauty.
pardon me, duke; am to be presented
as an American, or not at all"
Whatever else Frenchmar may fail in,
ne never fails in his loyalty to beauty. The
luke allowed her to pass on the simple
of face as imperial as Lis
masters will.
And she was presented as an American
~ Mr., Dayton.
Mrs. Moultons last concert and only
matinee, takes place at Odd Fellows Hall |
o-day, at half-past twelve o'clock
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT real
are requested to call attention to the sales
at auction to be made this day at noon, at
the Merchants and Auctloneers Ezchan re.
Royal street. by the Sheriff OF the parish OF
Orleans. Said sales comprise
l. portion of ground, with all the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in
the Fourth District on Second street. be-
tween Nayades and Apollo streets
:. lot of ground, with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in the
First District, on Erato street. between Ca
rOndelet and Baronpe.
3. lot of ground, with the buildings aud
improvements thereon, situated IL The Sec
Ond District, on Dumaine street. between
Royal and Bourbon streets.
1. lot of ground with the improvements
thereon, situated in same district. on Bur
gundy street, between St Peter and Orleans
streets.
D. lot of ground, with the improvements
thereon, situated in the Third District. on
Columbus street, between Robertson and
Claiborne streets.
6. Two lots Of ground, with the buildings
and Improvements thereon, situated in same
district, on Marais street, between s.. An
thony and Annette streets.
:. A lot OF ground, situated N sane dis
trict on Frenchmen street between Vrou
hart and Where streets.
s. And lot of ground, with ali the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated in
same district, on Esplanade street, between
Bourbon and Dauphine streets.
For full particulars and terms, see adver-
tisements.
The Free Masons of Troy, Vermont, have
erected magnificent temple a: cost Of
100000.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09
Cotton seed Oil Products,

There are six factories IL this c.ty en-.
| ployed in putting into shape, for mercantile
and agricultural use. the products of the
cotton seed. These factories. as we
learn from a pamphlet issued from lie New
| Orleans Pric, Cu,rent office. are:
The Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Comnanv.
| with capacity of seventy tons per Gav: the
Louisiana Cotton Seed Oil Company. abou.
| fifty tons per day: the Union Providence
Oil Company, about fifty tons; NIaginnis \
Sons factory. about fifty tons: the Szyman-
ski Cotton Seed Oil Company. about thirty
tons capacity: and the factory of J. A.
Aldige Il Co.. capacity of abont fifty tons
per day.
The capital invested is not less than
Sl.3Oo.ooo. and the working capacity OF the
six factories is about one hundred thousand
tons per annum To Mr.. Maginnis. Sr.. if
we mistake not. is due the credit OF start
ing the first cotton seed oil factory here
good many years ago. We remember
writing several articles at the time ex plana-
tory of the process he adopted of making
the oil. and the many valuable uses to
which the oil cake and the oil could be put
Mr.. Na@innis. like all projectors, had to
undergo the usual opposition 10 enterprises
that are novel. but he persevefed and his
success doubtless stimulated others to enter
the same field. If we mistake not the Al
dige factory was the next one successful,
established.
All thee factors do a large ana healthy
business in manufacturing oil and oil cake
nearly all of which is shipped away, the oil
being extensively used III the manufacture
of soap, and the cake in feeding cattle.
The market thus opened for the planter
to dispose of his cotton seed adds largely TO
his resources, and the gathering il and
shipping OF cotton seed from the interior to
this market has become special ana active
business.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09
WASHINGTON.
An Incorrect Tnterviewer-Sineular Cot
ton >uit-Cofton Lost and Cotton
EOMnd-Brief Cabinef NeefinR.

WASHINGTON. December S.-Senator Ly-
man Trumbull has no recollection Of utter
ing the sentiments attributed to him by an
interviewer IN the Louisville Couriei'-
lo"r"0t. whose account represented Mr.
Trumbull as favorable 20 President Grant :
reelection.
A suit was begin today n the district
court by Gassoway b. Lamars. against
Samuel b. Caheli. tor the value OF 242G
bales OF cotton. which La,Ears casually
lost and Cabeli toand, and. knowing il
was Lalnars property. appropriated the
proceeds.
There was q hrie. cab;ne- meeting today:
all the members were presen. EXCEPT A.
torney General Akerman
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09
NEW YORK.
General Clusfret in the Mexican Federal
Army-FOHr Millions Worth Of Prom.
erty Frozen ln-Arriyais.

New YORK. december S.-Sixes OF 1881.
ll73l: tive-twenties of 1862. III 1864. III ;
1868, HIS: new li3t4 1867, l,ia, 1865.
ll47 IS ten-fOrties l093s.
Evening-Money closed easy at. Ster-
ling easier az Sc ~9 Gold active at 10 a
lois. Governments closed steady at J.. 3s
advance. fivc-twenties OF 1862. Ill. State
bonds quiet: Tennesees s.. new Go; Iircinias
6}. new IS: Louisiana SKIES 81, new So:
Levee SKIES t3. eights u: Alabama eights
100. ives 10. Georgia sizes &C. sevens So
North Carolinas Bay, new H. South Caro-
linas -. new 20
General Cluseret. j. is SAD, las accented
command in the Mexican fedora army.
1t IS estimated that four millions worth
OF property : frozen in the Erie canal
Arrived: Holland. AGgor. CITY o. calves.
ton ard Leo
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The Chicago Tribune recommends The
construction of numerous and small reser
voirs-say Of $4,000 gallons each--to be sup
piled by artesian wells, and used as auxil
iaries to the main waterworks. The est
mated cost is $50, 900 apiece.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09
For SALE.

SAW MILL FOR SALE.-THE ESTAB-
~ lshment known ss the JACKSON SAW MILL
situated on he levee, in the T ird District of this
city, between Poland street and ih. Convent, is
offered FOR sale with all its implements complete
machinery, carts, horses mules etc, the proprie-
Tors wishing to retire from business. Said mill Is
IN lhe most perfect running order, is now running,
ana can he examined in all it's parts and details
~ mas done and ia doing good business. For par
tlculars apply cn TIE premises, to
no2I N PlrALUGCE PETIT
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~ p. HUNT 4 CO.,
MACHINERY LTPs-
40. Ies Gravier street, New Orleans.
Manufacturers Agents 'rI
E. IAEVtR loMPANY'S CELRERA-EI. tuT-oI
CHS AND LINTEES
.EES STEAM IUXFs
OF al kinds.

Boston .,schne Coulpauy's 2, giree: ror.sh,s
ard Stationary Boilers: the Baxter Portable Bn
gines; Schatie. ( Bldenberg Steam Gauges; CofHn's
Steam, Water and Gas Valves, Eydrsnts and Wate,
Metres; Sturtevant's Pressure ard Fan Blowers
Exhaust and Dryer Fans; Berrvman's Aromatic
Boiler Feed Regulator and Low Water Alarm
Feed Shiuge Machines; Clark's Linen Hose Eos4
Pipes, Couplings, etc; New York Tap ard Die Com
pany's Screw Plates, Tape, Dies Resmers, ETC.
ard CntI shed Nuts and Bolts; J. W. Mixrer
Co.'S Saw GliInners Upsets and Nil P css; Selden's
Steam Packing; Plymouth Nils Rivets the Eagle
Visa.
Plantat on, Draining, Cotton Iron Wood work.
ing and al E'uds of Machinery, Betting, Shaftina
and Puileys on and or will ne t,.rnisheo At shoH
notice at Manufacturer Prices
ia28 Sa Su Tu1y
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pAIiL PLANTS FOR SALE.
Crescent City Ramie Planting
i-aNJFACTURISG CONN NJ

RAMlt iLaSTS securely pa k-L 70. - rGang
for sale tv the Thousand at r.asolai.e .ates
Terms-Cash Wien ordered.
Books Of subscription TO the cap.-a- --oek ci It's
company open at the Office, NJ. IL Ca1on
de!,t street WILLIAM HALL PRESIDENT.
EnW Akn TnMsr Trt.asllr.r
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Academy matinee-Mrs- Bowe-s--aGmis-
sion half price.
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Academy matin ee-Mrs. Bowers adunls-
sion half price.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09
Nrs. Charles IIOulfnu.

Academy matinee-Mrs. Bowers-adnis
sion half price.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09

ELEGANT TKOONIS-FrRNiSHED WITH OR
~ without board, in that pleasant residence, No
413 Carondelet street. Suites of rooms for fami-
lies. if desired se8
EOR RENT-THE DESIRABLE TWO.STORY
L residence No l59 CalliOpe street; well ada pied
TOR families; conveniently located; terms moder-
ate Apply to Lock-boX No l6o. New Orleans
PostOfice. sel5tf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09

Many ladies', who are afraid to have their
ears pierced, wear small gold wire behind
the ear, which clasps it in front and holds
the earring firmly, and the hair is then
brought down over the ear, in order to hide
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-12-09
nLD AND RELIABLE.
Established N 1850.
LEON GODCHAJE'
SOUTHERN COTHNG NANCFACTORY
~ and <3 Canal Streel -: and ~B
2l3 2l5 AND q. OLD IFTEF
Opposite .he French Meat X.If.-

2la 2l5 AND q. OLD IFEEf
Opposite .he French Meat X..If.-
Every description of
MEMS 0CTHS BOYS AND CH.Lpk-E 10th
ING AND FURNISHING GOODS q wavs q: hand.
Home mace and well made.
We challenge competition as e . ID y & f-ood-
and low prices.
Our stock OF Fall ard Winter GooCs covers every
thing required for the season by mer: yo,-is tovs
or children. arc VI! be sold u,l slal ior
LEON GGi,EAUT
Nos q and c. Cana. stree.
ard '2i3 2ia aid III olG Ltv.. stree
nOI in
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Academy matinee-Mrs. Bowers-admis-
sion hall price.
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FOR RENT.

lTOR RENT-A SPLENDID NEW RAISED COT
IL TAGE i'll the sixth District, situated on State
street in the first s.iIiare from ST. thar-s avenue;
has all The Inode.r II improvements including good
wood and coal house chicken yard and garden.
1t has seventy feet front Oh state street by one
hundred and seventyesht feet in depth, a good
plank walk TO ~ Charles avenue. State street has
recently been shtlled Rent low. Apply to the u,l-
dersigned. at the corner of Cont and ROYAL streets
or al the corner of ST. Charles and State streets.
nOl9 G. r. FISH
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tEETAIRIE JOCKEY CLUB.
FALL NEETI\G, 1-.f.
saturday. December q.
tIEIIi LAY.

ElRs7 RhcE-Consolation Handicap, one mill
and e. .ari-r. Horses beaten Once allowed sever
POUNDS; twice, ten pOund-; .!4I.e times, rfteel
ToNud-. Il.b purse s 300.
M. H. Sanford's b. f. MADAM DUDLEY 5 Y. o., by
lexington, dam by imp; Flying putchman
rGI;'! rounds. coorsIha5s AZ blue; -
Lexington. dam Sally Lewis. %!ntry-.onl
pounds Colors-Red JACKIE. red and white
L y Hontcomery's ch. g STYLE aged, h.
Wagner Joe dam by Cracker. one hundred
and nv pounds. Colors-Red Jacket white
4. Z NJ. Mont so,nery's b. 9. RIGHTWAY. by For
et@ler, dam Nary falf.s. Eighty three
pounds. Colors-Ked Jacket. White sash,
E . i. rice oh. c. Won MoL1F1 F1E, : Y. o, by War
Danc.. dam Blonde. Slnetv-four pounds.
tOlors-Nhte cap blue Jacket and white
sleeves with crescent.
4. Il. Rice. b. E. 3 '. o., by Le1 nstor, dan Ban
cap blue acket, white sleeves with crescent.
: !. Harrison CHI =. DONOVAN. aged. by En!ie-
IN, dan, ny AmCassaT9f; one .iL.ft1 ~, ,o, "@
f-c sash.
=. L j!4rrisons gr. c. TOM coRBETT, Y; O.. bv
L4fuimg dam by imp. Knight OF st. George.
Ninety one pounds Colors-NAitt cap, blue
g. :. Lisle'. ch. q. BOB SHELTON y. o.. by Aus
-ralian dam Lavender. Mint ty-oLe poand5.
t0'ors-Red cap and Jacket
V. o. u: Brown Dick, dam Lady Atte. Ninety
se'"A pounds. Coors-B!le and orange.
SCOOP RAtE-Four milo Leafs, for al ages
.b purse. r 300.
n II sanford, b E. SALiNA '. O.. hv Lexing-
ION, dam Lisilisome, by imp. ,i-ncoe Colois-
UaII: b!rle.
2 .otn !, Miiler's b. e SENTINEL, by JACK Ma
one, Gam Galena. Coiors-Red and white
cap. rcd jacket.
g. Moore Kentucky. Oh. {. POSTER, V. o.,
rv Lexington, dam Verona. Coors-Blue
..nt. blue.
Members who have not re"e we'd :r.lr badges
Il iud them the office III. course
IN case of jostpOntmtHt a rec rag " IL be GlS-
p4 II ON the ,eranda of I'll" ST. CHARLES Hotel.
Quarter rtretch badges ............ s.
Admission 20 pubic stand. d.................-....
p @. HEBEkT President.
Communications must be addressed:
". ". CONNER Secretary of the Course,
Lock box ~,
The first race each day will commence at pre- |
csey half past two O'Clock.
The street ears of the Metairie Ridge and Park |
VIII leave corner of Canal and CarOnde-
ct streets ever live minutes during the races.
deg
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Academy matinee-Mrs. Bowe,s--..Uu!is
sion halt price.
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lCoNTINuED ON FOURTH PACE