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New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

A Swedish woman who arrived at Mary
borough, Queensland, by the last immigrant
ship gave birth to four female children: all
are alive and doing well, subscription is
being raised on behalf of the mother,
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

There are financial complaints against
Mori, japanese Charge D'atfairs, and he
will be recalled Let him look to his
bowels
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

An Iowa City Aorseman preferred to ford
the river rather than pay toll. lie bought
a new horse when he reached the other side
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

Won Moltke lives in little black town,
wears a long black coat, smokes long
black pipe and reads the long black news
papers in the solitary beer saloon
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

IN the contest Of the Lone Stars and Lees
for the championship, the first game of the
series viii be played at the park next Sun
dow
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

At California picnic a gentleman i'd
died den Of serpents out Of their lar.
They W ere killed after the concert.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

a Michigan man Of sixty lately celebrated
his wedding and dropped dead from heart
disease a few minutes after the ceremony,
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

In noticing the demise Of Susan Warren
Appleton in Boston, a paper Of that city
says: "she was always striving to be use
full to others, and to divert their attention
from herself Could a better epitaph be
engraved upon the tombstone OF human
beinp2
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

An amusing anecdote is told OF King the
actor, who met a friend whose name he had
forgotten, and took him home to dinner,
After several attempts to find out his name,
King said. My friend and ] have had
dispute as to how to spell your name; in
deed, we have laid bottle of wine on it.',
I-Oh, Hl.a TWO ps,n was the answer.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04
REPORT or THE CONDITION
OF THE

STA TIE NATIONAL BANFs
NOW MUTUAL BANK),
At New Orleans, in the state of Louisiana.
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, SATURDAY.
SEPTEMBER 28, 1872
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

They have discovered the man VINO fred
the first shot in the Franco-Prussian war.
His name is Schrauz; heis a sergeant major,
and they have given him an iron cross and
an elegant revolver. Now they ought to
give duEedom to the man who fred the
final shot in that terrible conflict
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

Pedestrian tourists will regret to hear
that German miles are to be made thirty
three per cent longer than they have been
hitLerto.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

The ola South Church in Boston has
done a generous thing for its retiring
pastor, Rev. Dr. Blagden. The doctor i
seventy years cid, and has served the 60
cietv long and faithfully ana noWhe i to
receive M annuity Of $1,000 during his lie
time. Such liberality to superann0ated
pastors is very uncommon
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

The John s. TuIy Guards, Greeley and
Brown club, composed Of young gentlemen,
handsomely uniformed, who are not yet
voters, honored the REPUBLICAN with three
hearty cheers and a serenade last evening.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

In Dover, New Hampshire, this summer,
four young ladies, Adelaide Jenny, Emma
and ALA Hanson, with the assistance, Of one
man, their brother, made and gathered
aixty tons Of hay. One of them, Miss
Emma, herself moved the whole of it with
two-horso machine, This promising young
farmer III but seventeen years of age,
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04
sglli il.lltE
INSURANCE.

Louisiana Equitable Life Insurance Com
pany,
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF LOUISIANA
ofce Corner Carondelet and Gravier Streets.
Parties desiring life insurance are informed that
this company issues policies of insurance or an
approved plans as low as any other company. An
policies are non forfeitable. Losses adjusted and
settled with promptnass and liberality.
JAMES. II. Low.
seq 1n2p President.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

at d reunion Of the family Of ]. A. G.
Lee. Of Owensville, Kentucky, $4,000 we're
placed under TIE plate Of each Of his child
ROB present. a correspondent says: "As
Mrs. Nesbit5 gazed with grateful bewilder-
ment upon ler thousands She Observed
Ifitis more blessed to give than to receive,
pa, how dolou feel F'
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

HEADQUARTERS Liberal EXECUTIVE CoHx1TTEE.
Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans, September rs, 1872
To the Citizens OF New Orleans:
WHEREAS, Compelled by the exaotions of the
Democratic Parish Committee and forced by their
hasty example to appeal to all voters of New Or
| cans, who free from the exigenees of par
tsanship, we fearlessly place our cause be.
| fore the august tribunal of public opinion.
The records Of the conference committees do not
| stain our hands with unlawful greed for Office.
| We were the last at the doors of conference for
conciliatiOn were eminent in spirit for unity
And had the oyertures and concessions, barely
short of humiliation, been accepted in fraternity
| and patriotism this community would have es-
| capped the vexations incident to a family disrup.
| tion While most deeply deploring the necessity
Tor a convention composed exclusively of LibcraIA
and conscious of the rectitude of our purposes
We frankly fall into line to give the final stroke Of
| success therefore be it
l. Resolved, That convention of the Liberal
party be and the same is hereby called to meet in
this city on MONDAY, October Z, 1872 at l0A. NJ.
for the purpose of nominating candidates for ali
parochial and municipal offices to be voted for by
the electors of the parish Of Orleans on the oulth
day of November next
2. That the election for delegates be held on FRI.
DAY, October 4 1872 from A. NJ. to P NJ. in gn6h
manner as the central ward clubs may direct. The
places for holding such election will be designated
hereafter
3. That the basis Of representation to said core
yention shah be as follows, viz:
r., Delegates.
Flfst ware.
Second ward ........r....
Third ward ................. II
! Fourth ward. .......t...... ..............,.,. )
FL til ward. ............ ..,. z
Sixth ward. ,,.,,....... <.
Seventh ward. ....................., 9
b
nIIt "alo;
Tenth ward ....,............... 6
Eleventh ward, ............ .............,.,.... :
Twelfth ward ....-.,...,., ......,,.. 2
Thirteenth ward ........,.... ............,.,., D
f0urteeIth ward. L
Fifteenth ward .............. ...,.. :
4 That the books of registration be kept open in
each ward up to and including the day previous to
the election for the purpose of inscribing thereon
the names Of all qualified Liberals in the ward
and noone viii be allowed to vote at said election
unless he is a resident of and his name appears in
the registration book of said ward
5. The returns of said election must be reported
TO the president Of the Parish Executive Commit
tee by twelve o'clock u. Saturday, October 5, 1g72
BY order Of the Committee.
GEORGE G. GARNER.
President Parish Executive Committee OF the Lib
era1 Party.
. PArL B. NooDLEr, Secretary. se25 %
THE LgZENBERG HOSPITAL, :
Enacted by the late Legislature the exclusive
Hospita! 1or Smallpox and contagious complaints,
Is oN7THE PONTCHARTBAIN RAILROAD,
Fifth square outside Claiborne street
iAdgent eases are received according to usual
c.[y provisions with permits from the sanitary
Private or paying cases are received for: Wards,
81 per day. private rooms. SIS.
XrattI tI,t.I Ig.sv
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04
ITEMS ABOUT . sTHE TIMES.'5 .

THE TIMES COOKING STOVE
VIII save its cost in fuel in one year.
1t will outlast any other as it contains twice the
metal
It will cook meats and breads in shorter izne,
1t win bro as well as range.
And it is the cheapest stove in the market,
HENRY PERRY,
Agent for the Times Cooking Stove,
mh9 " st 2p No I4I Povdras street.
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Directors:
CARPETS. CARPETS
ELKIN & ga.

AAAiN cS CO..
i6S..'...''',....C Canal street. SEQ
Eew and elegant styles of ENGLIsH vpI.vr7,
PLY ard LNGRAlN6, -'o'y ol IHEEh
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

REw ORLEANS, OCTOBER 4, 1872.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04
7. W. De KiYNE. Secretary.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

NOTICE or REMOVAL.
The New orleans Branch, Phonix Mutual Life
Insurance Company of Hartford, Connecticut,
will remove TO the corner of Canal and Camp
streets (cntrance No. Camp street,, on or about
October l. 1872.
GEORGE S. DARLING,
se26 I'm 2p Manager.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04
THE. LIBERAL CONVENTION.
Gall for a Liberal Convention to meet ON
Monday, October z, 1872.

HEADQUARTERs Liberal EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES.
Parish of Orleans
New Orleans. September 3 1872. )
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04
THE LgZENBERG HOSPITAL,
Enacted by the late Legislature the exclusive
hospital for Smallpox and contagious complaints,
Is OS'THE PONTCHARTBAIN RAILROAD,

Fifth square outside Claiborne street.
INDECENT eases are received according to usual
c.5y provisions, with permits from the sanitary
Private or paying cases are received for: Wards,
81 per day. private rooms. SIS
: nnlH al lLe hnsrlitaI rnr2a L.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

OFFICIAL JOURNAL or NEW aPLEANs
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04

r. HzRR0gs secrstary Of State.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04
gle.v Orlea,rs g,epltblitatt,


0FF,rlAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
New Orleans Republican., 1872-10-04
MUTUAL NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW ORLEANS.

TIE ONLY BANK ALLOWING ALL IT'S uEP0S.
rTORS A SHARE IN THE PROFITS.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE balance
IN the Treasury department at close ol
business to-day, the first exhibit since the
publication OF the public debt statement
on the 1st inst, Is as follows: Coin, $7s,.
435 223; coin certificates SEA, 4,059, 900; cur.
rency, 81, $50 072; special deposits OF legal
tenders tenders held for redemption OF
certificates Of deposits, $l7,OSOOOO.
A number Of the chiefs of bureaus and
heads OF divisions, and nearly all the
clerks in the departments who still hold
their residence In States in which cleo
tions occur tomorrow, have lett here for
the purpose Of voting.
The election excitement Is on the in.
crease, and considerable money has been
staked on the result.
1t Is said In official circles to-day that
the object OF the Treasury department
in Its recent financial programme was
solely 10 relieve the business community
from serious embarrasssments caused by
the scarcity Of gold.
A number Of the reports OF the chief Of
the Bureau Of the Treasury and other dc.
partments have been completed and sent
TO the printer. Tho reports generally are
mere matters OF official routine, and con.
tain no recommendations aside from those
in last years documents.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

NRw YoRK, October 7.-By the ar.
rival OF the steamer Henry Chauncy,
from Aspinwall, the following news has
been obtained: The diplomatic relations
with Guatemala, which were suspended
in 1865, have been re.established.
A dispatch from Puerto Cabelo, Venez.
uela, states that the Cuban steamer Vir.
ginius escaped on the 7th of September.
The Spanish man 'of.war, Pizarro, and an
iron clad were watching her. The
President of Venezuela ordered 5000
soldiers into tho fort and sent word TO
the Spanish commander that II he
fired on the Virginius while flying the
American colors in Venezulan waters, he
(the PresidenO would fire into the Spanish
fleet. The Virginius ran out with her
whistle blowing defiance at her jailers.
Her destination was not known, and the
vessels could not catch her.
The published reports about the Gar.
thagenH epidemic being in Aspinwall are
false.
The dispute about the Guido filibuster-
ing expedition was still going on between
Chilli and Bolivia. II was reported that
the Bolivian minister was about with
drawing from the Gillian capital, the
Chilian Chancellorship having informed
him that he might Gsk for his papers.
The grounds Of the difficulty are the ac-
cusation by the Bolivian minister against
Chilli Of abetting and aiding Qucsada.
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BOSTON.

BosTON, October 1.-THE drug mills,
number s, . aud Z, at Sargenrs wharf,
were burned this morning. Loss nearly
$4,000.
L. W, Crave, insurance agent, and Geo.
W. Williams, stencil plate cutter, were
arrested Saturday, the latter for robbing
the letter boxes Of the Boston post office
OF letters containing drafts and money,
and the former for uttering forged checks
and being accessory to the acts committed
by Williams. The amount taken in two
weeks was $G2.
The corner stone Of the monument to
be erected on Captains Hill, Duxbury, to
the memory Of Miles Standish, was laid
today with masonic, military and civic
hOnors.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, October 1.-THE Journal Ofcie!
announces the appointment oil French
Supreme Council Of War. The members,
who are Marshal McMahon, Marshal
Canrobcrt, General L'Admirault, Duke
D'Aumale, Admiral DE Laroucierclle
NoWey and Moscunc, are charged with the
organization and administration of. the
army, but not with the direction Of mill.
tary movements.
Count Won Arnim, tho German AM
bassador, has notified NJ. D'Rumeset that
oil citizens OF France entering German
territory on and after November 1st must
be provided with passports.
GambettA arrived in this city this even.
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A REMARKABLE CAsE.-Under this
head the Hartford Post Of Wednesday
evening gives the following story: One
Of the most remarkable illustrations Of
the power which a telegraphic operator
acquires to distinguish persons by their
touch upon the instrument has just been
afforded by Mr. Hampstead, one Of the
operators in the Western Union Telegraph
Company's Office in Hartford. About u
fortnight ago, Mike W. Sherman, formerly
an expert and well known telegraph OPP
orator here, escaped from the Middletown
Insane Asylum, where he has been con-
tined, and though thorough search was
made for him, he successfully eludel the
people who were on his track until Mon
day night. While HempsteGl was at work
in the Office here that night, he suddenly
recognised, among the clatter Of score
Of messages passing over the wire, a
sound which lie at once declared to be
the tonch of the missing Mike. 1t proved
to bea message IRON Wallingt0rd, and
on investigation showed that Mr.. Hemp.
stead was right in asctibing it to be the
insane man, who was found there yester.
day, having dropped into the Office in
the former place Monday night, and taken
hand at his Old business.
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acknowledgement
The Election News.

r,,, rrea, interest is felt in thoEesult
,,,.lsy', elections in Ohio, Pcnnsylva'
4, and Indiana. We expect TO receive
., .ry and tail reports through the Asso'
,.,,rI Press, which has unrivallcd Iacili'
,.. for gathering news, and whose report
!, ,N,rDishcl here exclusively to THE IN
,,,,togScER. As the mode Of counting
,,, in these States allows the vote at any
alto be known IN hour or two alter the
,,ls close, the returns will doubtless be-
u, to reach Us at an early hour In the
gspipg, and they will be announced to
RI, friends as fast as received.
Ne expect also to have early and spe-
Al Intelligence of the result in Belmont
,ipsy and each county Of Capt. DAN.
rsRD's district.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October 7.-During tho dis.
cusslon ofthe reply TO the address from the
throne in the lower branch Of the Cortes
on Saturday, an amendment was moved
asking for the abolition OF slavery
throughout the Spanish dominions.
Tho damage to the monastery and pal.
ace Of Escurial by fire will not exceed
$125,000.
In consequence OF the imposition Of a
tax on show bills in this city, the shop
keepers to-day closed their stores and
made demonstration in the streets. This
afternoon Mr.. Alcade addressed them,
promising that the municipal authorities
would reconsider the Objectionable tax.
The Gales to hight have reOpened and all
is quiet,
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River News.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 7.-Rivcr rising with
twenty-five inches IN the channel. A
heavy rain fell last night and to.day; In.
dicalions favorable for moro.
CINCIENATI, Oct. T.-River three feet
eight inches; falling.
EVANSVILLE, 0Ct.--7. Weather clear and
cool at Midnight mercury stood at 60
River iaIlcn two and half inches. Bus,
inCss fair.
and cool
LOUISVILLE, October mo change,
Clear and cool to-day, Heavy rain last
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INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, October 7.-The cam.
paign for the election closes tonight, with
large meetings Of both parties. Ex.Sena.
tor Hendricks, Hon. Joseph Mcdonald,
and Hon. ], c. Robinson, Of Illinois, spoke
at the Democratic meeting. Senator
Morton, Congressman CoburH, Hon. A. G.
Porter and others addressed the Republi.
can meeting. The campaign has been
hotly contested throughout. Both parties
are sanguino.
A Hungarian named John Miller, com.
mitted suicide at his room this morning.
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ST. LOUIS.

ST., Lours, October 7.-The Republi-
cans OF the first, second and third districts
Of this county held q Congressional Con.
vention this afternoon. In the first dis.
trict cx.Lieut. Gov. E. o. Stanard was
nominated; in the second Col. NJ. A.
Bryson, and in the third bfanithon Hilton.
Col. Grosvenor is replying tonight to
the address made here Saturday night by
Secretary Boutwell,, and Judge Norton,
delegate to the Stralght.out Democratic
State Convention, Is speaking in favor OF
O'COnOr aud Adams.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, October 7.-The Kentucky
State Central COmmilIe of the O'Conor
Democrats have selected the following
electoral ticket. For the State at large,
Hon. John 7. Bunch, late Speaker Of The
House Of Representatives, and Hon. Oscar
Turner; lst district, r. l. johnson, Jr,;
I'd, v. D. Hay; Sd, Louis G. Gorrigus;
AN, Il, A Burton; 9th, Gen. George W.
Chambers; 9th, o. d. McNanama; 9Th,
Col Benz. Selby; 9Th, A. 8. Warren; 9th,
Joseph Hill: 10th, R. r. Smith. Turner,
Burton and McAanama are State Sena-
tors
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A GENTLEMAN in Maine, in view OF the
approaching caying in OF the rights Of
man and the elevation oil the rights OF
women, suggests that the coming obituary
will bo phrAsed someting in this style;
Died, in the thirty fifth year Of his age,
John Smith, husband OF tho Hon. Jane
Smith, n! her residence, in Franklin Mr..
Smith was n meek and quiet husband, be.
loved for the graCes Of cultivated ma.
ture. He excelled in the domestic virtues.
AS u cook he was surpassed by few; rs q
nurse he was equaled by none.
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CHICAGO.
LAReE INCREASE IN POPULATION OF
THE CITY.

LAReE INCREASE IN POPULATION OF
THE CITY
CHICAGO, October 7.-At tho Coroner's
inquest this afternoon on the body Of
young MesCh, shot last evening while at.
tempting to escape from arrest, police
man Owens admitted that he fired the fa.
tai shot, but claimed that he did so be.
cause ordered 10 fire by another officer
who was with him. Owens had recently
Joined the force. He was committed 10
Jail TO wait the action OF the grand Jury.
Alkens' new theatre, beautiful struc.
ture just completed on the corner Of
Wabash avenue and Congress street, was
opened tonight by Theodore Thomas'
Orchestra, who were received cnlhusias.
tically by the audience, which filled every
part Of the theatre.
The school census Of this city, com.
pleted to day, shows the population to be
367 ,39G, an increase of $1,000 over simi.
lar census taken in June last.
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Politics in Arknnsns.

LITTLE RooK, October 1.-THE State
ticket recently placed in the field by the
Liberal Republicans is the all absorbing
theme. There arc rumors that Alr.
Brooks, the reform candidate, intends to
withdraw from the contest, and leave the
field TO the Liberals and Grants. The
tickets Of the former are universally &C.
cepted by tho Democrats and Liberal
Republicans.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, October IAN explosion oc.
CURED on board the steamer Bengal at
Liverpool, 10 day, by which three men
were killed.
LONDON, Oct 7.-The Postmaster
General has issued orders for bidding
the registration of Bradlaugh's Journal
Tor transmission abroad through the mails.
Bradla"ph protests against the act as a
Violate. o. inc press.
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Arrest and Discharge ofFiity Men in
North Carolina,

GoLDsBoRo, October To-day fifty
citizens Of Pitt county, North Carolina, in
charge Of U. s. Deputy Marshal Franks,
were brought before U. s. Commissioner
Robinson, in this city, on the charge Of
ohstructing U. $. Commissioner Cox and
.. s. Deputy Marshal Roch In the dis.
charge Of their official duties. After a
long and patient hearing the cases were
all dismissed by Commissioner Robinson
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Weather Ranorf.
WAN DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THB CHIEr SIGEAI. OYYTugn.
WARRINGTON, D. c., October 7-7:3OP.H,
PROBABILITIES,


Over Michigan and the Lower Lakes
northerly TO westerly winds with increas.
ing pressure and cooler and clearing
weather extending by Tuesday to the en-.
tire Ohio Valley, and over the Middle
States. For New England, southerly to
westerly winds, threatening weather and
rain to night, clearing on Tuesday. From
Tennessee southwark to the Gulf and
South Atlantic cOAsts continued cloudi-
ness tonight, and northwesterly to west
erlY winds and occasional rain. On the
coasts there arc some indications of a
storm in the Eastern Gulf. For the Miss.
issippi Valley and eastward to Ohio and
Northern Georgia, clear, clearing and
cooler weather, with prevailing northerly
Tuesday.
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AN allitGrative Illinois reporter fathers
the following: "Parson Palmer, OF Pndo.
10, is the proprietor oi pen of pigs.
These pigs escaped and pcsscculed a
peaceable neighbor named Piper. Pipcr
prosecuted them on his premises with dog
and punished Palmer's boy. The parson
paid his respects to Piper, plating Of per.
spective prosecution, md was iu Turn
pounded to pulp by the prccipitate Piper.
The penitGnt man at present languishcs
in prison."
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, October THE State Fair
opened to-day with brilliant prospects,
and large numbers in attendance. The
Gxhibition.is very attractive. The trot.
ting race was won by Overton's Chief.
tain in three straight heats, beating Tur.
ner's Bay Wood(ord, Chambers Hickory
Jack and Payne's Patchen. Time, 2:39i,
2:S0t, 2:4lt. Paehen was distanced.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANcrsCo, October IAN i'm
portant meeting Of business men took
place at the Chamber Of Commerce 10 day,
Mayor AlvOrd's veto to the Colorado sub.
sidy was unanimously indorsed. Alvord
was unanimously nominated Tor Congress.
Further action was referred to the Peo-
pies Union.
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THE TURF.


NEW York, October Purse $4,000,
Tor horses that have never beaten 2:3l,
won by the stallion Joe Brown. TIME
2;3O, 2;32, 2;33t. Gazelle was among the
entries Tor this race, but drawn.
Purse $4,000, with $4,000 added to
the horse beating 22l: American Girl,
!, !, !; Rosallnd, 2. 2, 2; George Palmer,
j, 3,S. Time-2:2G, 2;2G, 2:27i.