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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-10-21
The Late Beau Hickman.

A correspondent of tho Chicago Tribune
tells this story about the late Beau Hickm man.
which has never before appeared in print.
On another occasion, Beau being on train
without ticket, he took seat in the cars, and
after the train had been in motion some time,
stepped into the next car aud called out loudly.
'Iickets !" when every one thinking him the
conductor, held out their tickets. Beau only
took up one. however, selecting that of poor
honest old German farmer, aud passing into
the next car, took "a seat, sticking his ticket
in the band of his hat
In few minutes there was the usual call
again of ''tickets ~ and the real conductor
made his appearance. When he came to the
old German farmer, he attempted to explain
but the conductor cut him short saving,
'Show your ticket, pay your money, or get
of the train" 4 good many passengers who
had witnessed the transaction between lick
man and the farmer, and wondered at the
time why their tickets had not been called for.
now came to the reiaf of the German, and
demonstrated, protesting thai the man had
paid, and the conductor who had Just passed
through, thinking for moment, said: I'll
bet Beau Hickman is on this train" and sure
enough, on entering the next car, there sat
Beau, as large az life, looking quite innocent,
and his ticket exposed in full view.
"Where did yon get this tickot?' asked
the conductor, pulling it off Hickman's hat
band
eft was given me BY gentleman in the
next car, frankly replied Beau.
''You ought to be ashamed t, rob poor
old German farmer in that way"
"Politest and cleverest people in the world
on your road, said Beau with his nirnitable
emile and little bow fWhy.-would you
believe me, sir2 only needed one, but
every man in the Car when they knew ,oAo I
acas, rendered me his ticket; and the ladies
God bless them !-st least a dozen offered
me theirs" The conductor passed him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-10-21
TO THE PUBLIC.
j. &. BRADY. BARRIER.

YAs REMOVED to The resroi the MarLet. Iou..
Square, where SHAPING and HAIR JRgag
customers. Cali down. " -
Charlestosn. July 9; Is72. - - IerI ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-10-21

nEATH to FEes.-D.vidson' IS Excelsior FIy Pa
- per- Tor sale by G. E. BELLER
SEALING wax far sealing all kinds of Canine
~ fruits, for sale by e. BELLER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-10-21

EIsH-Prme Herring and Msckerel. lust re-
- ceiSeo, Tor eaie by w. c. SHEERER.
THAR-N.rth Carolina Tar, just received by
Il April ., 1873 ". c. SHEERER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-10-21
DRUGS. PAINTS, DYESTUfFS, 6C.
ID e C i, N z . n - =. 2 -

SODA wATER.-Ics Cold Soda W alter dispessed
noiesome. no poi,onous pipe. nor copper fouptaia
WI; nor thing that Ia dangerous to mar.
the year =. -se1.ol- NV 1A'.e
June 3, 1873
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-10-21
JEFFERSON FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
SHOPS.

Jenusrv IA, 1s7s-ly.
, 1873-06-24
THE NEW COUNTY HOSPITAL.

10 tho Editor. ~ Ths Chicago Ttiouns:
SIN: Why aro not tho County Commissioners
moving in the matter Of now hospital7
Tho urgent mood Of such an institution is Just
now boiug felt moro than ever the present hos
pital building is, and has boon, even during the
months whom tho city is most hoalthy, greatly
ovororowded; its abominably filthy md nnhy-
gicnic state, despite tho efforts Of its managers
to kept it decent, bus boon shown us repeatedly
by experts, and by memboreo Of your own editorial
staff, who havo examined 1t tho most ackly
Beason. is approaching, with good prospects
ptnros us in tho face Tint temporary
hoapital advantages will probably bo required IN
addition to those at preuent existing and yet tho
County Board Of Commissioners takes, soom-
lngly, no notice OF this urgent noed OF suffering
humanity and this plain duty that is upon them.
II anything on carth Is clear 1t Is this that, il
we aro not TO be disgraoed az a community who
neglect it's SICK so will require moro hospital To-
Or new Water Works.
Months and months ago, the Commissioners
Instructed itB Hospital Committee to advortiso
for bids for the Hale Of ground for now hos
pitnl-Bito. This was done; the bids were received,
but no action has been takon regarding them;
indeed, they have boon buried IL the dust OF
Bome oommtteo-rooml all this time. Why docs
not this committee roport7 II thoy do not, why
does not the Board appoint another committoop
Why are we delighted with eonbaatic talk about
The mighty thinga NO hayo done in tho way OF
progress, with jubilseB, aud with the prospect OF
grand improvements, and with e1poaitiouy, while
not a. word il said about hospital for our sick7
Will tho County Commissioners nnswer2
CITIZEN.
, 1873-06-24
d. The ELEVATOR ACCIDENT.

mr. George A. Dntollor, Superintendent Of
ho Northwestern Manufacturing Works, viBited
Sostorday tho 'storo Of Kellogg,& l. Co., whoro tho
sievator gnve wny Saturday evening, and In
jufoa two mon. Mr.. butcher. Btntos that tho
Elevator has boon In operation about yoar. 1t
6as M ordinary freight elevator, with TN open
cago. Aa In all tho elevators put up by this
COMPANY, there woro thrce cablos suspon-
sion, safosy and an operating oablo. Tho Bis
pension cablo holds up tho oago, or at loast 1t Ia
tntendel to hold 1t up. Tho safety oablo ls
inten1ed to tako ita place In caso y parts,
nd Is, 80 connected with spring that tho
that. they catch on ratchet running up and
down tho sdes Of tho shaft, and prevent tho
cage from falling. Tho operating cable Is con-
nectoa witt. tho ougfne and tho amount Of steam
hyit. In this caao tho cage was crowded., soino
twelve pcraons being on 1t. It had descended
afteon feot from tho top Of tho building, a1ll
asn,a hsa about tty more to 60 whom tho suspo'sou
eapio snapped. Had nothing boon dono, tho
THO brokon cable foil on tho heads of those
IN tho cage, frightening them, aud tho engineor
hung gu to the operating onblo hoping to aavo
himscH ,, as ho supposed from going down by tho
md tho cage wont down with unusual spool
Ono OF tho passengers: hurt limaolf BY attempt-
t1E to jump on ono Of tho landings. Mr.. Dutchor
said further that this elevator was mado to carry
Two tons, and insists that nothing but q want
of presence Of mind mud OF m Intelligent
knowledge OF tho machinery on tho part Of. tho
engineor cauAod tho disaator Ho complained
that owners Of elevators aro too Htingy to pay
many Of which are placed ut tho tentlcr morey'of
ordinary laborers. 1H going through Fold l.
1,eitor's, Mr. butcher found tho cnblo badly.
worn, and Blr. Letter immediately ordered now
ono in It's place. Tho injured elevator will DO in
operation ns soon as repaired.
, 1873-06-24

Tho cnterprisinB Regatta House Of A. 3. wadhams
Co. have ro1noved to largo and elegant quarters,
Nos. 100 and 102 CLARK street. Thoy havo largo
stock Of society gooda, Masonic Z. A., K T., and A.,
3. r., o. Q. F.. Z. p. etc. We had tho pleasure Of
anspeotng elegant fun equipment for Corinthian
Chaptar Of ths city. Tho counsel robes deserve eHre-
clal menuon being nndo Of heavy corded silk and
perhly ornamented and Of ptyle unique. Tho whole
equipment 1rst-casa, costing some $780, Il will be
stcd TO cali and examine, This house ts also equip
ping Oriental Sovereign Consstory Of tlls city with
their new and beautiful uniform Just ndoptod.
, 1873-06-24

Genta' Furnishing Goods at Cost,
We offer our entiro stock Of genta' furnishing
goods ut cost cousisting Of silk, gauze, nerino, and
so thread undershirta mud dra wers linen and cotton
drill drawers, and gne assortment Of neckwear aud
gloves W. 10 soa without regard to pr9ata ,S. p1eyou
Co., Nos. 45 aud At West Madison street, and No.
BO3 State street.
, 1873-06-24

Tho Genuine Geyscr Spring Water
IA drawn by Buck l. Rayner, ut both their stores.
, 1873-06-24
TO RENT--HOUsEs,

mo Neutrality-suspicious. HOUSE, II ROOMS, IN
iSo2 Frony tnauirS 1t No:
, 1873-06-24
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

CTI!AY YED-S:5 AElyAHD-!FROh1 THE CORNER
palE ot black hotsea about ID hands had star ii
fe5ohga4 A. au shtto h!n f9o had hSito5s on ono lyS
9e qala upon Tstusanx thom ~ the ownos, a. u. BUT
, 1873-06-24
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,

NunNIItYRE, OF, ALL KINDS ON INSTA1MEETs
nt luwost cash proes. Nuw An elaborate dotxll. II
tle Knp!1o fattcf !}od.toad ready Why sleGp ts
hn weather ~ tt!o ooaa bodFoom Whon by ualug Eul
tou!e. kMpINE rANLOK HEDHVltAU UO,, uH9 Wust
MaQtSpust. '
, 1873-06-24
COUNTRY REAL EsTATE,

TOR SALEA BEAUTIFUL FARM OF 10 ACRES.
T. miles tson Chicago dspo and adjacent railroad
high fra 100 teot splendid grove, good house,
hhrl!. well, &c.; rFicn. $40, co... J.ESAIAS WARREN,
IL ChA1nrr OF Commerce..
, 1873-06-24


1TOVlL For I.EARE-TIIE FINEST BUILDING
Ill u Bouurn 1illunlB, Just uonpl0o0. and contalnx
g x 70 gs,pd % @ on tsL. e 9 Fsr1ys TX To
BELL d co., Oa1bondao, III.
, 1873-06-24
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

REAL ESTATE WANTED,
1ATANTED-HOUREA AND LOT-a3, Goa TO at 600 ON
~ payn,olnts q $l2 nor mouth: North side profor-
cd. JACOB O. MAE1LL 81 md 83 South Clark.st.
VANTED-IiOUsE AND LOT-A GOOD HOUSE.
" we'll locatod 88 uo9 to SIG have customer that
nnu ~ South Clark.st.
1ATANTED-HOU6E AND EO-FOOT LOT-PA0T
~ pay, good lots; balance cash JACUB @. AAG1LL,
The New York herald., 1873-11-01
SUICIDE OF A DEPRAvED WOMAN.

on Thursday evening Mary Benderhon, alias
FAY, a depraved woman, twenty-three years OF
age formerly rom Troy In this state, while at her
boarding house No. I5s Greene street, became I'M
usually depressed in consequence OF her lover
having become involved in some difficulty. Bid
ding her fallen sisters In the house adieu, Mary
locked herself in her ROOM and. with o razor wnich
she had secured for the purpose, severed the veins
In both arms, and when discovered az a iatc hour
was very weak and exhausted rom loss ol Dlood.
Mary was subsequently removed 70 Belevue HOS
ptai where she died yesterday. Coroner Herr
man was notified 10 hold an Inquest in Inc case.
The New York herald., 1873-11-01
HORSE NOTES.
yelding Tanner

1t was William Z. Weeks gray geding Tanner
Boy formerly Godie), not L. $. Sammis' sorreI
gelding Farmer Boy, that was not allowed to start
after the fifth heat in the 2:34 race at Deer1oot
Park on Thursday. Farmer Boy was not in this
contest at all, but won the three minute purse,
scoring the second third and fourth heats. The
judges in the 2:34 race during the two days were
Messrs. Rosecrans, Burk, Oakley. Corr and Doty.
:, The trottlng meeting announced to come on at
poned until Thursday and Friday of next week,
November and T. The unpleasant weather and a
very heavy track caused the Messr5. Johnson Bros.
to make the change.
The New York herald., 1873-11-01
TIE BROOKLYN DEATH RECORD.

The weekly statement OF the mortality in Brook
lyn shows that there we're 1893 deaths in the city
during the past week, which is an increase of
one over the mortuary total OF the previous week.
OF the deceased Al were men, 3 wom-
en-, Sc boys, and AZ girls. The total
number OF deaths occurring among children
under the age OF five years was
95 which is about one-haf OF all the deaths occur
ing in the city. There were As deaths from Zymotic
diseases. The total number OF deaths during the
past year l2.6 64S, being ratio OF 81 per 900
III a total population Of 10000.
The New York herald., 1873-11-01
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GRoUxDs-TRorTNC

The ''multitude" OF the admirers ana patrons OF
the trottlng turf was "sparcen one yesterday at
the Prospect Park Fair Grounds. There were a
few gay gamboliers." but nary lady. The place
was cold. Two trots came or and those who won
were possibly warm; but those VINO lost were
anxious to get little '.hot Scotchn to console
them. The betting was large on the race between
Joker and Charley Green, the latter having the
call against the feld The following is the race
First Heat-Charey Green had the best Of the
send-on joker second, Barney Kelly third. Lydia
Thompson fourth. At the quarter pole Barney
Kelly led half o length, Charley Green second
three lengths ahead OF Joker, who was ten lengths
In advance Of Lydia Thompson. Time, 371s Sec
onds. Going down the backstretch Charley Green
one length in 1:14h, Joker second, Barney Kelly
third Lydia Thompson fourth. Charley Green and
Joker then had head and head tussle, which
ended by Joker winning the heat by neck in
2:27X, Barney Kelly third, Lydia Thompson fourth.
The judges put Charley Green third lor little run
Second Hedt-Charley Green had the lead, Joker
second, Lydia Thompson third. Barney Kelly
fourth. Joker was first ut the quarter pole in 36H
seconds Charley Green second, Barney Kelly third,
Lydia Thompson fourth. The race was between
Joker and Charley Green. At the halfmile pole
Joker led neck in / IA. He kept the lead and
won the heat by length In 2:29. Charley Green
beat Barney Kelly one length, Lydia Thompson
several lengths behind.
Third Heat.--The horses mad good start, but
Joker went TO the front in moment and Kept there
to the end, winning by length Charley Green
was second Lydia Thompson third, Barney Kelly
fourth. Time, 2:27.
The following Is the summary:
PROSPECT FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION, FRIDAY,
Oct 3l.-Purse S5oo-s3oO to drst $3.50 TO second
The New York herald., 1873-11-01
SUICIDE OF AN INEBRIATE.

Oliver Allison, native OF Scotland, forty years OF
age, committed suicide last evening at his resi-
dence, No. 341 Flushing avenue, Williamsburg by
cutting an artery in his lett arm with razor.
The wretched man had been indulging excessively
in whiskey for a long time He leaves wife and
family.
The New York herald., 1873-11-01
HOME FOR AGED AND INPIRM HEBREWS

This institution, located at No. s22 Lexington
avenue is doing great deal Of good. The Presi-
dent, Mrs. P. J. Joachmseu requests that the
ladies' members OF the "Homeu Society, viii meet
every Thursday morning, at eleven O'Clock, at the
institute.
The New York herald., 1873-11-01
CITY AND COUNTY INTEREST,

Comptroller Green has placed in the hands OF the
City Chamberlain the sum OF ss,o42 l4l for the pay
ment OF interest, falling due various stocks and
bonds OF the city and county. II viii be disbursed
to-day by Chamberlain Lane, at his once In the new
County Court House.
The New York herald., 1873-11-01

5AHb DAi-.uatOI TOT *iVo0 aBaIHst tIIHc, ttH
miles IN forty minutes
J. w. Page named b. g. Deliver, owned by Mr.. ID.
Gilmore, OF Brooklyn, and well known as a supe-
rior roadster. When the reporter left the course
the horse was running, but 1t was dark that
ne could not be seen, though there was no doubt
he would win.
The New York herald., 1873-11-01

residence, 8i9 West Thirty-1fth street. on Sunday,
at O'Clock precisely
Staten Island, on Thursday evening, october 80, at
a quarter-past ten O'Clock, MARGARET, wife Of
Francis McQuade, aged 45 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend tho
funeral from St. Peters church, New Brighton,
Staten Island at one P. NJ, on Sunday, November
NoxoS.-At Red Bank N. j., on Thursday, Octo-
Der 80, OF tumor on the brain, VANNEss NoxoN,
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to-
attend the funeral services at his late residence
on Sunday afternoon. at three O'Clock. Intermenh
quag Dut,hess county, n. Y.
OBRIEN-suddeny, on Friday, October 81, MAR.
GARRT ELIZABETH O'BRIEN. the beloved wife OF
Andrew UBrien daughter of Patrick and Julia
Brennan aged 26 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the iuneral- on sunday, November from
his late residence, 1868 Third avenue, at two
O'Clock.
PARIsEN.-Suddenly at her residence 23S
Seventh street. OF neart disease, Mrs. JANE h.,
third daughter OF the late Richard \. and Eliza
Notice OF the funeral hereafter.
SHEALs-On Thursday, OCTOBER 80, MIcHABr.
SHEALs In the 55th year OF his age, native OF the
parish Of Anamblish, county Sligo Ireland.
The relatives and friends OF the family and those
yted TO attend the funeral from his late residence
No. 81 Baxter street, on saturday, November !, at
ns supsrSs THURSDAY October 30, after long
and painful illness, which she bore with Christian
patience ELLEN, the beloved wife or Patrick
Shields, uutNc VI utShhVot poA ish VI Auickoult,
county Mayo, ireland.
son Michael at 10th street, corner OF First avenue,
on sunday, November 2, AZ two O'Clock, for Calva-
nv Cemetery. .
TAYLOR. Thursday, October 80, GEORGE H.,
son OF Andrew s. and Emma Ii. Taylor, aged
months and days.
The remains will be conveyed to Mount Pleasant
Cemetery, Newark N. j., at one p. M. to-day.
VANDERBILT-On Friday October 81, very sud-
denly, OF malignant scarlet fever, ALICE GwYNNE,
eldest child OF Cornelius, Jr. and Alice q. Wander.
n tbg N
Relatives and friends are invited to attenu INC
luneral. ron the residence OF her parents no ~
East Thirty-fourth street. on sunday, ~ Iwo
O'Clock. The lnterment will take place ~ woou-
lawn. Train VIII leave Grand Cchtrsi Depot as
three O'Clock =. NJ I...
VAN GEIDER ON Thursday evening. October 30.
LEAH TERHuNE, wife oI Henry Van Geldei, III inc
56th year OF her age. -, -.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral, from her late residence, SUNNY avenues
Jersey City Heights, on sunday, November = az
twelve O'Clock NJ. - y....
WYcxoFr.~At Flatlands, Long Island, on Friday,
October 81, SARAH NJ, vile OF william isaac
Wyckof,. and daughter or the late Lewis II. Smith,
In the 36th year Of her age. -, - -
Reia,,ves and friends OF the family are respects
fuly invited to attend her funeral, on sunday, Mo-
yer1ber u at two O'Clock +. NJ, from the Reformed
church Flatlands. Carriages will be In waiting az
Flatlands railroad depot. az halfpast ona ncinet
y. M.
The New York herald., 1873-11-01

Resolved, That the Board OF Estimate and Apporuon-
en provided by section liz OF chapter 35 OF the Laws
1878 and the amendments thereto, by the affirmative
vote all the members thereof make the following pro-
vsona estimate OF the amount required TO pay the ex
penses OF conducting the public business of the city OF
New York in each department and branch thereof ana
Board of Education, Tor the next ensuing financial
wear VIZ ls74 in which is included such sum as
necessary the OF the interest on the bonds
OF said city which becomes due and payable within
said year and such is necessary TO pay the
principal any bonds and stocks which become due and
payable from taxes during the said year, TO witt
The New York herald., 1873-11-01
Died.

BALL.-In Brooklyn, on Friday, October 81, at his
residence, 400 Bergen street, GEORGE II. BALL,
Ia the 73d year OF ms age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
BRANSoN.-ln this city, on Friday morning, 0cto-
per 81, 1873 ALICE [. BRAsNoS, beloved wife OF
James Brannon.
Funeral on Sunday, November .. at Honesdale
Pa.
BRowN.-On Thursday, October 30 1878. BRIDGET
BROWN, wife OF James Brown, native OF New
market county Cork, Ireland, aged 20 years and
months.
spectully invited 10 attend the funeral. from her
late residence, Wescnester Railroad street and East
Morrisania, near ~. AIMS avenue, westchester
county, on sunday, November 2, at one O'Clock
interment
Cork papers please copy.
BYEBs.-At Newark, N. j., on Thursday, october
80, MABEL A., only child OF Archibald and jennie
Byers, aged year, months and 2s days.
funeral, from her parents residence. No. ll5 Me-
chanic street, Newark on Saturday, November l.,
CorsEy.-At Harlem, on Thursday, october 20,
1879, MARY CoLsEY widow OF Francis CoIsey, In the
The relatives and friends OF the family arc re-
spectfuy invited TO attend the funeral, rom her
late residence No. 1862 East 18th street, on satur'
day, November !, at ten O'Clock.
| English papers please copy. .,.
CoRpRAY.-BESJAaIN y. CoRDRAY, IN the oSth
year OF his age.
Relatives and friends of the family, also the mem
bers ol ST. Johns Lodge No. !. A. Y. M letlandt
Chapter, No. l4l, II. A. NJ, and Morton commune,
cry W. ', n. IL, are Respectfully
! the iunera from his late residence, NO. llO sum
NIT street, Brooklyn, on sunday, November 2, at
one O'Clock r. M.
| HgADQuARTERs MORTON CoMMASDERy, No T.,
KNIGHTS TEMPLAgs, Nov. 1. 1873.
SIR uT:-you are hereby ordered 10 as
! scmDle In lull Uniform at the ASYLUM, corner OF
! Grand and Centre streets. on Sunday "a inst. nj
twelve O'Clock M, TO participate In tne funeral
| Cordray from his late residence, ITO Summit
street, Brooklyn. Sir Knights OF other command.
cries are courteously invited 70 join with Us.
| ALBERT q. G00DALI, Commander.
| $. II. GARDNER, Rec0rucr. .
| ST JonN,s LODGE, No. l. A. Y. M.-BRETHREN-
The New York herald., 1873-11-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

ALLIEN-SHELToN.-O Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober 29 at St James, church, Birmingham, Conn.,,
by Rev. l.. Il. Baldwin, Mr.. VICTOR SAVAGE ALLEN
OF New York, to Miss MINNIE G., daughter OF L. N.
Shelton, ESD, OF the former place.
BoUCHER-VAN VoRsT.-Un Thursday, October So
at Calvary church. Utica N. T., by the Rev. A. B.
Goodrich, ID. d., PIERRE LAMHIRE BOUCHER, OF New
York, to SOPHIE HOLLAND, daughter Of James b.
Van Worst, Esq., OF Utica.
GILLETTg-WHITE.-O Tuesday, October 90, by
the Rev. Bishop James, FRANK NJ. GILLETTE to
SADIE NJ, daughter OF G. T. White, all OF this city,
GREENE-BRoMLEY.-On Wednesday, October 20,
1873, at st. Paul's church, Brooklyn, by Rev. I.
Stafford browne, ID. d., CHARLES ARTHUR GREENE,
OF Allegheny county, Md, to Miss MAGGIE NJ,
daughter OF l. W. II. Bromley, ESQ.,, OF Brooklyn,
N. Y.
HAwKINs-SKIDMoRE.-O Thursday, October 80,
at the Presbyterian church. South Haven, /. J., by
the rector. Rev. W. II. Cooper D.. d., W: d.
HAWKINS, OF New York city, to MARY NJ, daughter
OF J. II. Skidmore, oil South Haven.
HoFrMAN-FoRD.-At st. James church, Harlem,
on Thursday evening, October 80, 1873, by the Rev.
g. Henry Mandeville, ID. d., ]. HENRY HOFFMAN, to
M. KATE FoRD, daughter OF the late Isaac Ford,
Esq, all OF this city.
WEsT-HAReER.-On Wednesday, October Is, by the
Rev. Mr. Gloves Mr. LOUIS H. WEST to Miss ELIZA
K. HARGER, all OF Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1873-11-01
DEERFOOT PARK.

The unfinished race OF Thursday at Deerfoot Park
was finished yesterday. The following is the result
OF the contest
DEERFOOT PARK, Oct 80 and 31.-Purse OF s400
for horses that never beat 2 80; mile heats best
The New York herald., 1873-11-01
AFFLICTED MEMPHIS.

The Sick Under Treatment-sad Condition Of
the City-Noble Efforts Of the Doctors and
Clergy-A Brutal Nurse-That Mission
ary Bale Of Cotton-Crime Diminish
ing-Incidents and Personal Notes.