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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-12

VITANTED-A MOVEIN THE RIGHT PLACE
w On and after Monday next, the 4th instant
twenty-five or thirty day boarders can be accomno
dated at 149 St Charles street nearly opposite
of South street and Lafayette Square, at "a per week.
payable in advance. This is the first time. in the
history of New Orleans, that board has been offered
by the week at the above price. This is irstclass
house. Table second to none in the city, Location
the very best. Also some very fine Furnished Rooms
for gentlemen fami les. O3 1y*
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The New York Commercial advertiser says
all the ocean steamship companies have sunk
money on nearly every passage for two OF
three years past. The Bremen line has lost
81, 1l5, 900 in two years, the Hamburg $500,
600 during the past year. and the White Star,
Inman, National and Cunard lines not less
than 81, 900, 900.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-12

Smith, the Sheriff of East Feliciana, has
forwarded a "report to Acting Gov. Antoine
of the troubles in that parish. 1t is " bloody
shirt story, just such as might have been ex-
pected of Smith, and worthy Of him and the
man who wrote it for him.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-12

E0Rs RENT-Cottage and two-story Dwelling
1 Houses; the cheapest, ceanest and m st con.
venient offered. The new two-story Dwelling 276
Washington street near Baronne, containing eight
rooms gas and fixtures yard front side and rear, 80
BY l50 feet Also the Cottage 67S Barcnne street,
containing six rooms gas, large cistern, etc. For
Saloon AZ Magazine street. Keys on the premises.
o10 2t*
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The Gaiety Theater programme will be
changed materially this week, by new acts
and Specislty business. Manager Flynne says
he intends to keep the run of attractions at
his theater, running rapidly all winter.
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FINO RENT-Furnshed, gas tbroughout-The whole
L or half of an elegant residence in beautiful To-
cation in the Second Districts contains bed
rooms, parlors, dning-room, servants and bath
rooms Kitchen, ETC.; grounds set with shrubbery.
Proprietor and small boy will board with occupants
if agreed
Apply on the premises 157 North Dolhonde Tor
rlenos) street. between Dumaine and st. Philip.
The Main street and Fair Grounds cars leave Clay
Statue Canal street, every five minutes and pass
within half block of the house, and French Market
cars about as usual ol0 3t*
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vxrANTED - BOOKKEEPERS SITUATION =
w practical bookkeeper of ten years expe
rie,ce is DESTROYS Of making engagement for the
coming season with some good house, either
bookkeeper, account Gales clerk, or correspondent
Is willing to work upon moderate salary. Can fur
nish satisfactory references Address or apply to
W. P. f., 173 Common street. upstairs. ol0 1w
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The Horse Disease Spreading.
The Point Breeze Races.
Awards of the Alabama Claims
Commission.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
General News.

PHILADELPHIA ON THE OHIO ELECTION.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 11.-Pools were sold in
this city tonight on the Ohio election at rates
ranging from 100 to 80 to 100 to 624 on Hayes.
On 5000 majority for Hayes even bets we're
made.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-12

Mr.. Charles Weis, costumer, yesterday re-
moved from his old stand, under the Globe
Theater, to neat little store on Perdido
street, next to the corner of Baronne.
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THO RENT-Three large and neatly Furnished
l. Rooms, one front room. Residence within
two blocks of Canal street. Apply at No. % Lower
Rampant street s3Otf
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE OHIO ELECTION.
The Betting in New York.
Hayes Ahead in the Pools.

Especial to the New Orleans Bulletin.1
New YORK, Oct. II, 1915 P. M.
Great interest is manifested in all circles in
the Ohio election tomorrow. All the pool
rooms are crowded tonight, and betting is
very spirited.
AT the Turf Exchange Saturday, pools
closed with odds in favor of Hayes for Gov
ernor, as follows:
Hayes. 100 100 100
Allen. 100 80 96
Tonight, up TO this hour, the range is
about the same.
At Thomas's the opinion is pretty evenly
divided, and odds varied according to the
following quotations:
Hayes. ..l5 As so 40
Allen Is 40 So 40
At Johnson's, the odds generally favored
the Republican candidate at these figures:
Hayes 80 80 100 100
Allen 60 60 IS IS
Later still the quotations were as follows:
Hayes. 100 80 rs
Allen. 56 40 ID
A few pools have been made on majority
Of 10000 for Hayes at $50, $50 against s55
and $45.
In one pool $50 was offered that Hayes
would get $1,000 majority, and 46 was all
offered against it. HARDY. 4
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LOST-FOUND.

ENOUND-A male POINTER PUP, about two and
L a half months old, white, with liver spots; had
on red leather ornamented collar. The owner can
have the same by applying at the Bulletin Office,
proving property and paying expenses. ole 1t
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The inanimate avoirdupois of Mrs. Ruck-
man, the Illinois giantess. has been laid in the
tomb. She weighed 4l2 pounds.
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Advertisements in the Want and Rent column in
the BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted
for fifty cents EACH
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1NANTED-A Partner that will furnish mod
w crate capital against business, to start grocery
and wine store. The advertiser has had long expe-
rience and commands rye city and country trade.
Address GROCER, this Office, naming capital, time
and place for interview. au1S If
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LNOR RENT Ground floor of House No 134 Canal
Il street. between st. Charles and Carondelet
streets. Apply to A. F. WEBER on the premises.
SIS 2m
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l. Stock of Saleable Merchandise at market prices
value about $500, and pay for same in good promis-
sorry notes. bearing ten per cent interest aid matur
ing at different periods f ON six months to twenty
four months. Address H, New Orleans Post Office
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A SMALL FAMILY having, more room than the y
"A require, would like to rent some very pleasant
and nicely furnished rooms second flor, or will
tent half of house smaH quiet family 222 BarOnne
street between Julia and ST. Joseph. OLE 1t"
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vNANTED- BOARDERS-A few miles sin
w gle gentlemen DESTROYS of obtaining fine rooms
and good board, be accommodated by applying at
81 Camp street. Also few table boarders. Refer
ences gwen and required. Ol0
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WANTED "A white woman to cook and assist in
w Washing mnst be well recommended. Address
G. W.. Bulletin office. oi03t
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WANTED-50,00O Ladies and Gentlemen to call
w and examine the latest noveltg out called the
JAPANESE CHILD'S CARRIAGE AND Ora
DIE" on exhibition and for sale by L. I. MAD
DUX IS Carondelet street. aug If
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WANTED-Secondhand Carriages and Bugg1es;
w any one having such and wishing to dispose of
them can find ready sale for the by calling on
L. T. MADDUX, IS Carondelet street. dealer in car
riages. my14 If
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LNOR RENT-At reduced prices the Stores No. AZ
IL Canal street, and the spacious house over them.
Apply to
MERRICK, RACE FOSTER,
o10 I'm 5 Commercial Place.
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ITO RENT-Wth Board a large unfinished front
! Room, with hall room attached, also Fur ished
Room at 237 Camp sire t. oI0 3t*
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THO RENT-Turnished Cottage AGO White street,
i bet Josephine and st. Andrew, fur rooms
large yard, wood house, etc. Price $50. Reference
required. Also, one tenement, rent $40 per month.
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WANTED TO SELL-A Walnut Top Counter
w about sixteen feet in length Apply at 13l
Ca,ondelet street corner of Laf ,yette. o8 If
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E'OR RENT-1he twostory brick building, No.
5s5 Magazine street, corner st And ew formerly
occupied by Il. Dupre, and known Is the :" Red Shoe
Store" store below and dwelling apartment above.
The bui ding will be divided fsfonnd to be too large.
For further information apply to w. P. Freret,
Commercial Alley, or Chas Knmmel S17 Camp,
corner of North street o10 ct
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FOR RENT.

TO RENTS Inserted in this column, not exceeding
one square, FIFTY CENTS.
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VUANTED-A situation by lad fifteen years of
wv age Is willing to do airy kind of work that he
can make living at Would be useful in printing
Office; has had some experience at it. Address
BEN. +. MCCASHIN, Bulletin Office. 90 st
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VUANTED-A position in any mercantile or
w other business der artment as corresponding
clerk, book keeper or collector by gentleman Of
tbis city, speaking several languages. Highest re-
ferepces as to character and capacity wi be given
when cal ed upon. Address o. W., Bulletin Office.
oi2 1w~
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EHOR RENT-Store No l1s Peters street, between
~ Lafayette and Girod streets. Apply to FRED
ERICK GOOD, 1l6 Peters street. o10 Ut"
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Wants and To Rent inserted ia the BULLETIN for
fifty cents
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y1TANTED-A situation in a Western Produce
w commission house. or wholesale grocery, by
Young Man with the best of city references as to
character and sobriety. Wages object but steady
employment ut anything Please address p G.
Box 2345. OLE 2P
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VTTANTED-Six good Marble Cut Inquire at
w Chalmette National Cemetery. % 2tt
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vIrANTED-A white man. German preferred for
w bostler and yard work, by private family over
The lake. Apply to 81 Magazine street, up stairs.
O12 IT.
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1rTANTED-One or more Excursion Tickets to
w Nashville Tenn or to any point beyond via
MEANWHILE, by Mobile road Address Postoffice Box
osa o12 1t*
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11TANTED-A competent Book keeper and Ac-
w countant who has good knowledge of cotton.
case name, salary and references, and address
COTTON" Bulletin office. oil E&M St.
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ED-EMPLOYMENT-By young man,
w eighteen years of age in any capacity that
will enable b m to make a living. No objection to
ooug out of the city. Address H. r. Bulletin otnce.
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-IrANTED-H. G. to call at Bulletin Office ard get
w letter from j. NJ. L. oil 1tE&M+
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WANTS.

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
,uNTS per square.
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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-14
zEruHTEn ExPREssLT FOR rHE HoRSrxs LEADER
~ @ II II r II o IL It.
Further Election Rturns.
Nebraska and Iowa Un-
changed.
Round Republican Majority
in Ohio.
Great Excitement in Column
bus, Ohio.

Des Moines, Iowa, Oct. 13-l1 n.
MP To this hour the State Register
las received special dispatches giving
'retty complete reports from 81 of the
100 counties of the State. OF these,
y give Republican mnjorities in all
,ggregating D. $50, and in eight, DEM
'rratic majnrities. aggregating 5,O02.
These counties represent three-fourths
4 the State, and the returns from
hem indicate II Republican gain over
s74 Of 5000. The counties moi heard
rom are mostly in the northwestern
part of the State, aud are the strongest
Republican counties in the State. The
Register estimates hat this will make
he total Republican majority in the
State 80, 900, n gain of over 5000.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-14

IN4w York, Oct. 13.-The Red Cloud
Investigating Commission completed
its report to-day, and are busy making
copies, one of which will he sent Ia
President Grant tomorrow, and
another t" the Department of the In
terror. Mr.. Fletcher, member of the
Commission, says that the report is
quite long, covering five hundred
pages of fo"lScap, and responsive tn all
the charges made by Prof. Marsh, be-
sides embracing Il great deal of matter
not referred to 10y him.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-14

Columbus, Ohio, Oct. l3.-The Dem
ncrats concedp the State to the Rrpul-
leans Ivy $4,000. and a fair majority
II both branches of the general ASSEM-
bly,.
\ most remarkable change in the
pnlitical feeling has occurred this
'vening. At noon the Democrats
conceded the State to the Republicans
y from ten to fifteen thousand, but
his afternoon they received private
Ulvices which considerably changed
heir figures, steadily cutting down
lays prospective majority. This
~'vening the Democratic committee
.losed their headquarters TO outsiders,
md have since Leeu figurin. nn the
'eeult, and now claim, if Hays is
lected at all, he VIII not have over
.5O majority. This result, the COM
snittee claim, is reached from figures
cCeived from their private rorrrspom-
tents in 50 counties, and in 30 ruuu-
les To hear from. Thompson, Demo-
cratic chairman, says that they yet
nope to prove Aliens election by u
small majority. This news has spread
like wiIdfire, and the men who were
confident to-day and jubilant over
having won considerable sums OF
money OH Hays election, now fl
he Republican committee rooms,
anxinusly inquiring for the news.
a. II. WicKGff, chairman of the Re-
publican COMMITTEES, admits that the
news, this evening. will cut down
Hays prospective majority. but claims
that there is no news at all in Keeping
with the new at the Democratic COM
mitlee rooms. He declares that he
cannot see how 1t il possible to over
come Hays majority. The Republican
figures give the Republicans nine ma
Jority in the House, not counting the
four considered doubtful. aud six ma
jority in the Senate, with four mem
Uers yet in doubt.
A revision of the Re publican figures
gives Hays u net gain of eight thous-
and, four bundled and thirty-one in
fifty-six counties. On the other hand,
the Democratic figures claim that
Hays will not have over two thousand
majority.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-14

indianapolis, Oct. ~13.-Joseph Nc
Carthy. of West Virginia, WAS rolrhrd
of 81, 700 last night, while standing on
the |. b. & w. Railroad, rs the train
was leaving the depot, by three me
who jumped on the train. Mr.. Nc
earthly thinks that the men followed
him from West Virginia.
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lndianola, Iowa, Oct. l2-The Re
publican Senator is elected beyond u
doubt.
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ColIlngwOod, Canada, Oct. r.
Over six inches Of snow fell last
night, and still snuwing this morning.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-14

A GOOD CARPENTER wanted
immediately. Apply to Ii. Clarke,
LEADER Office. ol2-3td
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aEPHRT
OF the Condition OF he First National
Bank MT Cheyenne, ". a. at the Close
Of Bu~iness. October ISt, 1875.
PESnuRCES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-10

Ice. 24c Western tubs fair choice 2ec 27c; West
ern Reserve and Michigan, fair 10 choice. ltc 2Sc
quiet with demand neither buyers nor sellers were TO
be found this morning At the freight depot IL
sSe on Me- soI In's
fancy, DC l2Ac do, part skim &C. Zoe do dairles
DC Se SKINS, Sc Sci Ohio factory, common TO fancy
EGGs.-rhe market was quiet with moderate demand
prices were hsd hrmer We quote Long Island New Jer
sey and near by 24c state and Pennsya 23c Canada
choice brands, 221sc BE Western choice brands BE
KIoK-Ihe market quiet and steady. The sales
lo bags kAngoon at 6c GSe and SO casks Carolina at
ltae Sc We quote -Carolna, common to good, TIC.
she; Louisiana, 611c Ike fair prime and common
qualities down TO lie Rangoon, 6c 7c currency Patna
cash. =
sUGARIhe market was very quiet for raw descriptions
and barely steady Refined sugar also quiet steady
tone. We quote Fair refining Sc a Size: good do
sc Cuba grocery fair 10 choice, Sse SEC. do
triugal hhds and boxes s4c 99sc noasses hhds and
boxes e &C. Porto Rico do, refining common to prime
De as5ge do grocery fair choice SIZE s5Sc stand
ard lo1Sc lO1zc on A. lOlic lO36c crushed ll1se .
powdered lie. graduated, d56c; yellow Size 91sc.
extra Q, 954e lOl4c; cut Loaf, l34c ll7Sc.
srkARSE quiet with sales OF 80 erces prime city
city l61ac 1880.
fALLow was quiet with sales of 10000 lbs at sz5c &c,
mostly at &c. ~ =
wnisKEN- Receipts, e95 bbis The market was armer
with sales OF oo b6ls at 81 22s 81 - gallon The
FREIGHrBerth reghts were fairly active and rn and
in higher rates we're obtained The charering
business quiet but firm The engageme
were as follows To Liverpool, by steam, 1900
BY sail 1000 bushels grain Sd a SD TO Glasgow by
steam, 1900 bushels do reet SD sgd The char
werp, with 200 bbls naphtha at 6s Norwegian bark
from Philadelphia to the United Kingdom with 5000 bills
German Baltic with bbls do at 3D. and f5 gr
tuty vessel hence TO Hamburg, with 900 bbs do do
with $500 bbs do do at Sc a Norwegian bnrk hence TO
Hayre with 1900 bills naphha IS i'd Italian bark
hence 20 PenaTh Roads for orders with grain
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DIED..

ARNEMANN.-0n Monday, August O. WILLIAM, young.
est Of Martin and Gesine Arnemann.
Funeral will take place from the residence Of his
parents, No: 642 Sixth avenue on Wednesday, one
O'Clock p NJ.
BURxs.--oa Monday August o. JAMES BURNS native
OF Croughkeeragh, parish Of kcar county Of Donegal
Ireland, in the 6Sth year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully Invited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence No 4s Tenth avenue, on Wednesday August IL,
ut one O'Clock p NJ.
CocHRANR.-On Sunday, August 5. ANNIE E., infant
daughter OF David f. Cochrane.
The relatives and friends of the family invited TO
attend the funeral Tuesday, the 10th inst, at two
O'Clock from No. 200 High street, Brooklyn
CoRNELL--At Somervile, \. j. August Z, 1875, In
the list year Of his age, the Rev. Frederick T. Cornell
d. d.
Funeral from his late residence in Somerville
Tuesday, August 10, at three p NJ. Relatives and
friends of the deceased invited to attend without
further notice Trains leave New York at IL rs r. NJ
CoRNELL-At Huntington, l.. l., on Sunday, August 8,
EDITH Youngest child Of Charles and Marin L. Cor
NELL aged IL months.
Remains will be taken on Tuesday, August TO- TO Cy-
press Hills Cemetery for nterment
CoRSwELL Suddenly, at his late residence No $3.50
East 11Sth street. Harlem Saturday, August l. PETER
~ CoRNwELL In the 10th year of his age.
Relatives and friends Of the family also keystone
Lodge r. and A. NJ, and the members of the jackson
Club Highlands, n j., respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from his late residence on Wednes-
day. 18th inst at twelve O'Clock.
SUMMONS Members OF Keystone Lodge No 1886 f.
and A. NJ, are hereby summoned ut their lodge room
corner Of Blocker street and Bowery on Wednesday
18th inst at eleven O'Clock sharp to attend the funeral
OF our late brothet, Peter n. Cornwall
JOHN De vRiEA W. n
kBoAh T. sr9wAnT, Secretary.
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amounted to A. 900 shares, which divided among
active stocks follows-New York Central and Hud-
son, 600; Erie, soo Lake Shore, e4Oo Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 1900 Northwestern, 1890; Northwestern
preferred, 600; Rock Island 100; Pacific Mail 1900;
ST. Paul. 900; ohios, 6325; Western Union, 10 500;
Wabash, 625; Union Pacific. 1000; c. c., and l. c.,
100
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The changes in stocks compared with closing prices
on Saturday, as folows:--
ADvANcE.-Atantic and Pacific Telegraph, "a; Allan
tic and Pacific preferred, II; New York Central, Il;
c. c. and l. c., "a Lake Shore, "a Northwest com
mon, & do. preferred, q; Ohio and Mississippi, q;
st. Paul common, y; do preferred, "a; Wabash, u;
Union Pacific, "a.
DEcuNR.-Hannba and ST. Joseph y; Harlem, a;
Pacihc Mail, NJ Panama, u; Western Union y Mari
posa, \.
The securities that remained stationary were Della
ware and Lackawanna Erie, Quicksilver Rock Island
gold
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SAXONLA.
NATIONAL FESTIVAL OF THE SAXON AND THURN-
CLAN sOGIETIEs.

CLAN SOCIETIES
At the Harlem River Park, at 10th street and
Second avenue, the Saxon and Thuringian So
ceties of this city and vicinity commenced
their first national festivities yesterday large
concourse of visitors present during the afternoon
and in the evening fine programme of national
and amusements had been prepared for the
sion, in which the Eleventh regiment, NGS.NY.,
and the following societies participated The
Schillerbund Vocal Society Thuringa Lieder-
tafel, Zoellner Maennerchor, of Williamsburg
Arminia Vocal Society, Saxonia Society Saxonia So
cety of Newark and others. The festivities were
opened by procession OF the different societies.
which afterward, during the afternoon enlivened
the assembage with choral exercises. The Eleventh
regiment engaged in shooting for set of prizes con-
ssting of cash, watches and jewery amounting in
value to 81 900.
There also fair, an industrial exhibition
balloon ascension and tableaux representing
episodes of the histories of the Saxons and Thu
rngians, including the battle in the Tenteburg
Forest, the Saxons defeating the Romans, the
kidnapping of the Saxon princes the Imprisonment of
Luther scenes from the peasants war, Duke Alba ut
Rudostadt Castle, the Schiller and Goethe
in Wemar &c. The exhibition of tableaux in the even
ing followed by torchlight procession of persons
in historical costumes and display Of fireworks.
in durance vile, exhibition the festival
grounds, and was brilliantly illuminated in the even
ing Terpsichorean exercises were continued with
great Zest until late hour at night The festivities
will be continued to-day, and will be wound up by
nation ceremonies