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LAST EDITION.
Fair or partly cloudy, Nth Indications
of light rain during the neat "a hours.
Chicago.

Particulars of the Sioux City ana
Pacific Railroad Accident.

Particulars of the Sioux City and
Pacific Railroad Accident.
CHICAGO, August 26.-The following
details of the accident on the Sioux City
and Pacific road Tuesday night, have
just been received: As the through
passenger train from Omaha to St. Paul
approached Sioux City at about one
O'Clock, 1t ran on to Bridge No. 10, span
ming stream called Thompson creek,
about miles south, which gave way un-
der the train, precipitatiny all of the
train, except the sleeping cars, into the
creek.
The severe rain-storm of the night had
filled the creek so full that the trees and
driit-wood were piled against the sup
ports 80 as to turn the torrent against
the banks, washing them away. The en-
gineer whistled down brakes as he ap-
preached the bridge with the design OF
it he signaled to loose them, supposing,
1t is thought, that the bridge was safe;
then at speed Of ten miles an hour he
pulled on to it. The engine got almost
across before the structure under it. gave
way, and the engine, with the train, fell
to the bottom, a distance of 20 feet.
The baggage car was carried entirely
across the cabin, so that it's coupler hung
on the abutment, and it's rear end and
the front of the passenger coach rested
ON the debris of the engine, and there, in
an instant, it lay wrecked. The engine
was mangled mass OF iron, its tender
crushed into 1t. and the whole spanned
by the baggage and passenger cars
stretching from one abutnenL to the
other and impaled on the pies which
originally supported the bridge. On the
brink stood the sleeping car, its forward
truck already turned down the slant of
the twisted rails, the car being re-
strained only by the prop afforded it by
the wreck, and its load Of twenty pas
sengers were saved.
Adm W. Locke, conductor Of the
train. when he heard the first signal,
stepped to the door of the baggage car,
and, it is supposed, jumped to save him.
self and struck with the side Of his head
upon the piles at the loot of which he
was found under two feet OF water, and
the blow SO stunned him that he was un-
able to help himself and was drowned.
He was about 80 years of age and mar
risd.
The body Of Lorenzo Man, the en-
gineer, has not been, found at this writ
ing, though tne creek has been searched
to the river. There is little doubt that
his body is buried Under the wreck OF
ME engine. He leaves a wife and child.
The only passengers who sustained In
juries are j. Campbell, Of Yankton; Ii.
e. Reynolds, OF Chicago. and two others
whose names are not known.
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nejo. Rayo first struck the President
over the head with a machete, and was
instantly run through by the sentry, who
the assassin Immediately. The two
young men, after Rayo had struck the
President, fired 0u the latter with their
reyolyers. The President fell ON his
face mortally wounded and has since
died. The two young men escaped. The
people can not realize the Presidenrs'
dealh, and are afraid to attempt any.
thing. Great alarm has seized on all
foreigners, and strong reasons exist for
believing there wilr.be massacre Of for
eign priests.o
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Il Chtid Murdered by tfs Father.

XENIA, August 26.-Gus 'Humler, Of
jamestown, in this county, last night, in
state Of drunkenness, took his little
child, only few months old, from the
arms of its sister, and cut its throat
with table-knife, killing it instantly.
He threw the knife and child down,
went over to his wife, who had fed from
him, and toft what he had done. He
was arrested this morning and commit
ted for the action of the Grand Jury.
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Stealing L00s.

GREEN BAY, WIS.,, August 26.-Chas.
Scotield, prominent mill owner and a
member OF the Legislature from Key
ammo county, was arrested here yester-
day afternoon ON charge of appropri-
ating $4,000 worth Of logs belonging to
W. Martin. OF this city. He waived ex-
animation and gave bail.
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A,soiher Raitroad IN xrouble.

KEoKUK, August GA motion was
made before Judge Newman, Of the Dis
trict Court at this place, yesterday for
the appointment of a Receiver and fore
closure of the mortgage on the st. Louis,
Kiosauqua & St. Paul Broad Gauge Rail-
road, now In operation from Summit to
Kiosauqua, Iowa. A failure. to meet
notes given for the rolling stock and iron
which was purchased from j. W. Kettle
& Co., of this town, is the ground Of the
application.
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The Central German NJ. e. Conferences.
The Conference held the second meeting Of
its session this morning at 8 o'clock, at the
Buckeye-street German Methodist Church.
The Conference was openel by Rev. Bishop
Foster with prayer and the singing OF praises
by the brothers assembled, at the conclusion OF
which the journal Of yesterday's proceedings
was read and no corrections or amendments
being offered it was approved. Tho roll was
called with the especial object of learning II
any OF the absent members Of yesterday had
Joined the Conference to-day.
The result Of the call was the addition Of If
.eeh naines 70 yes,euay i,s.' ureneI call
The Conference then proceeded with the dis,
ciplinary questioning, which hat been post
p0ned from yesterday. This formula occupied
the entire morning. At II O'Clock the Confer
ence adjourned to meet at the same place co.
morrow, the afternoon being given to the COM
mittee meetings.
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Severe Storms Last Nsght.

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, August 26.-An-
other heavy thunder storm visited this
city last night. The storm did great
damage in flooding the cellars and wash
Ing away foundations. The damage to
property by the floods is estimated at
$4,000 The lightning struck a large
elevator owned by the City Mill and
Elevator Company, and 1t ignited, but
the rain was falling in torrents at the
time and put out the fire.
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O6seQuies of Late ED-Prestdent johnson.
NASHVILLE, TENN, August 26.-Gen.
Pennypacker, Commandant at this post,
has been requested to act as Chief Mar
shal at the celebration of the obsequies
of the late Ex-President, Andrew John
son, which occurs October I'd. Presi-
dent Grant and distinguished men Of
this and other States are invited.
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MANCHESTER, N. H., August 26.--A
large fire broke out to-day at or near
Goffstown, eight miles from this city.
No particulars have been received yet.
Columns of smoke were visible near
the Uncaurasca Mountains. 1t is prob
ably fire in the woods.
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Tho Coal Miners, Strife.

Dies MONIES, Iowa, August @.-The
coal miners strike continues here. All
the men are out of the mines except
those working for the Watson Company,
who are reported as having signed an
agreement at the rate of Az cents per
bushel until May next.
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Weather a,.d Crops.

MADISON, WIS, August @.--Later and
further reports do not much improve the
first estimates Of the extent of the dam
age done the crops in. this section.
To-day has been warm, the mercury
reaching IS in the shade. ~.
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TNOR SALE-HAND FIRE ENGINE OF
T. Philadelphia make; has two brass pumps,
Z inches diameter and l0-inch stroke; hose cart
tial price $500. Apply to JOSEPH DlCKIN-
SON II CO., Real Estate Agents, Richmond,
Indiana. ,au15-3t
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Ere In Me,,,phts. .

MEMPHIS, August 26.-The Memphis
Wool Works. together with machinery
and stock, were, burned last night. The
light, part Of which is In the Amazon, OF
Cincinnati.
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Cyc,s ~ Canada,

MONTREAL, August 26.-In Ontario
and Quebec the root crops are success.
Barley, wheat and corn are about the
average iii many localities, and have not
been much damaged by the late rains
and FROST
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NOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE = PAPER
I MILL PROPERTY-And valuable paper
mill, including land, dwelling -houses, water
power, steam engine, rotary boiler. double cyl
inder machine &C. all complete and now run
ming. For particulars address Post-oiice Box
853, Baltimore, Md. au26-2t .
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Teachers.

CHILLIcoTHE, August 8.-The Ross
County Teachers Institute is in session
here for the past three days. The at
tendance is unusually large. The SUBJ
ject OF Examinations is being discussed
to-day.
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Pencbes f0r Eu0Innd.

PHILADELPHIA, August 26.vThe steam
ship Ohio, which sailed to-day for Liver
pool, takes out 2,4O0 crates Of Delaware
peaches. The steerage of the ship has
been turned into refrigerator.
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Homors to a ttncimmatian.

NEW YORK, August @.-The Turner's
Convention closed to-day. A vote Of
thanks was given to Fred. Bertscb, of
for an essay OH gymnastics.
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Tho National Telegraph Company.

Tho National Telegraph Company.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, August 26.-The
incorporators of the National Telegraph
Company have deposited with the State
Treasurer the sum Of $750,000, being the
first installment on the amount SUBJ
scribed.
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T. of timbered land, $40 acres, oak, ash, hick-
0ry, beech and little black walnut, 2H miles
from Muncie, Ind; a good investment for cap
italists. Address CHAS. A. WILLARD, Mum
Gle, Indiana. au25-3t
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The alarm from box 157 about 8 o'clock re-
suited IN the burning Of TWO frame houses on
Fulton avenue. One of the houses was owned
by Mrs. Cole, widow lady, whose loss viii
reach fully $500. The other was owned by Nj.
Thos. Bingham. Loss, $40.
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;WT MEN-WIrH $50 TO
wv learn q trade in one week that will pay
better than the highest wages. ALI that mean
business call on or address MOORE'S RUB
RER STAMP MANUFACTORY, 2ol Race
Street, Cincinnati, Oh o. au25-tf
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LNOR sALE-LAND--5O acres prairie land; !;
L. good spring on same; in thickly y-settled
neighborhood In Adair county, Iowa, near
county-scat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address "W," this Office.
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HNT OF GOODs-In live
,;yV town In Ohio, Indiana or Kentucky; will
give part cash and good improved city proper
w. Address Box 9, Westchester, o. au26-2t
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il acres, in Southeast Missouri; fine land; !;
some good bottoms; plenty Of pine timber:
United states patent titles; taxes paid; fifty
five cents per acre. Address Z, Box 2,7O2 Post
Office. au25-2t
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NNTANTED - YOU TO KNOW That B.
! wv vCAVAGNA n SON have q new lot OF fine
Snoice Havana Cigars, and splendid line Of
&rngeries. jy26-tf
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tTN1AHTED-To-BO -BORROW-$5o on cl,attel
5VN mortgage, to be paid back in weekly pay
lneyits: good interest. GEO. EL1ERS, Sc
nsmsvile, y. au28-2t
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9TXT ANTED PHOTOGRAPHIC OPERA
wv 4OR-Also an ink and water color artist
ADDRESS GALLON COPYING COMPANY,
2aaion, Ohio. au20-2t
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VET TO CALLr-At KELLY'S
w New Photograph and Ferrotype Gallery,
aad West Fifth street. between Elm and Plum,
DinejnRati. Open every day. au6-4m
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EOR SALE = SALOON AND SAMPLE
IL ROOM-In good central location, both for
good business. Cheap rent. Address HARRY
MER1ON, this Office au26-9t
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,TTT TANTED--1.O0 YARDS WATER CURL
wv FRIZZETrS, just received, One Dollar
pey yard. DYER'S HAIR STORE, Fifth and
TimB. Orders by mail promptly filed.
au24- lot
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AWANTED buy YOUR HATS OF
MARTIN, at AZ w. Fifth st. jy15-tf

LUTE-PLAYER-For anna
w teur orchestra. Address N. G.. Box 81,
!Covington. KY. au28-2t
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NOR SALE-SAFE- A first-class No. B
i Macneale u Urban, cheap. Address SAFE,
P0st-otflce Box 2,763, city. au26-2t
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EOR SALE-DRUG sTORE-Well stocked,
Il cash business, good prescription business
can be s6 done; no compSeesSition; pet population Of
dress Box "a. Dover, KY, aus6-8t
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ENOR SALE-HOUSE-In Covington, good
I house and large bot, on streeG railroad
price 7,0OO, a bargain. Address Box 27U, Gov
ington. au26-2t
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-anlae, CuriositieS,
Minerals,
b HN Old Coins,
Indian Relics, &C.,
fyW Bought and Sold. MERGERS STEM
'gk9xE eHHouse, III W. 18th st. au12- -Th-ly

ED-PRESSMAN-Ago good cylinder
wv and job pressman who Is willing to do
Hight work for reasonable wages can nave a
ueImanent situation, II competent. Address
9H0RP, Crawford House. au26-2t
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TRADE-Fine gold watches
w Zone gents and one 1ady's) Tor horse and
Etn4Ry. Address j. P, Box 3, 2,702, Post-00ice.
au1B-Qt
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kTT And ironing to
wv DO Inquire at ~ w. Seventh st., in the
,ear au26-yt
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cent Of 1856, cop
l,Vv peys Of old dates and other coins. Ad-
hasess W: 9. SHANE, Box $s1, Covington, Ky
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VTf tED-GROCERY-Fo which 1. will
wv exchange mortgage notes or suburban
ldfs. Address A. r. TOPH, Indiana House,
ritz. au26-2t !.
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D-MATTRESS-MAKE Two,
w Immediately, at Az South Meridian st.,
indianapolis, Ind. au26-St
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BUY = Printing. Office or
w material. Address, stating lowest price,
n. II TURNER, Lewisburg, PreDle county, y.
au26-8t
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VKT ANTED-I IMMENSE SUCCESS =
Nv DYER'6 SALE OF FINE HAIR

,VKT ANTRD- IMMENSE SUCCESS T.
w DYER'6 SALE OF FINE HAIR
GOODS =" Honesty is the best policyv'--
The people will support a house founded
pp0n truth. Square hOncst dealing with
tie public is the. motto Of this establish
unent. No misrepresentations permitted to
make sales. Ladies may purchase with the
greatest confidence, and when goods are not
satisfactory 10 the purchaser they may be ex-
changed or the money refunded! Now in stock
positively retailei at wholesale prices Nov.
cities in Fashionable Hair Dressing received
direct from Paris. The Chautauqga Cnignon,
Si0 90; the Saratoga Chignon, $l5 o. Made to
order In the rarest and most expensive shades.
Originator Of the Invisible or Top Pieces, very
stylish for young ladies, are made with real
patent hair lace and natural weter wave and
curl. Send for Price List Of every description
Vine. au24 lot
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NM TANTED-MAN-Well acquainted with
w saddlery and saddlery hardware, to trav
a. Apply to w II. STOKEs d CO., Louis
vile, Ky. ap.N-4t
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T1OR SALE - BOILER = good vertical
IL boiler, formerly built for steam yacnt; sold
u bargain. Address Il. l.. BUGBEY, SPRING
field, o. au21-6tt
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TOR RENT-ROOMS-Two elegantly fur
j. nished, complete for housekeeping, newly
furnished and papered, gas and water; terms
moderate, II Il. Third street. au26-3J
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NKTANTED--PONY-M be cheap In
w qufre at Star Office from 12K to O'clock.
Z, au25-
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ETNTANTED - Clothes wringers Repaired.
wv +. TETTENBORN, 2l9 W. Fifth street.
q jy3l s., ,Tu&Th,tfl
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UyOR SALE RAILROAD TICKETS -
II Bought, Sold and Exchanged HOW &
CO., 30 West Third street. jyl6-h
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L,OR SALE -CARRIAGES-New and Sec
IL ond hand, in great variety. For bargains
call at 10 and 21 West Seventh street. GEO. G.
MILLER Il SONS. sep7-f
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Observation-Disclosures sleeping
w room, for IS per month. Address Post
Qfice Box l,320. au2o-2t
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NETANTED-YOUT TO GO TO-G. sCHILL-
Evv ING, Carpet Weaver, 28l West Sixth st.
IjyYU-tf1
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TTTANTED = SITUATION = A gentleman
w With an extensive Southern acquaintance
v{iAaa position as travelling salesman. Ad-
aTcsS ]. r., Box $50, C0vingtdn, KY au26-8t
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE-A KOUTE-On this paper. Call
I at No. % Carr street, up stairs. au24-tf
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NT1ANTEn--TO BUY-standing or side
wv wall show-case, from s TO 8 feet high
Efth or without drawers. Must bo cheap. Ad-
nr6ls Z. B. T.. this Office. au10-tf
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XKTANTED = sITU ALTON As sssistant
wv book keeper by young man q years old.
Beat OF reference. Address G. E. B., Newport,
ky. au2s.St
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VxyANTED--sITUAT ATION-As saleslady in
w drygoods or fancy store; good refer
pncet Address YOUNG LADY, Box l96 NIL
|ars6urg, d. au26-2c
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sENJ ANTED = TO BORROW - $1,000, first
eVv mortgage city property. Address U.
HENRY, Post-otiice Box l,279, city. aus5-2t
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~ PREFERRED SPECIALS.
RELL, THE PHOTOGRAPHER, :.
No. l6O West Fifth Street. au26-n
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LNOR RENT-ROOMS- very handsome
IL front rooms on second floor, or two parlors
or first floor, with or without board, In pri-
vate family, 242 Plum street. au26-3t
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT ROOM - A furnished front
II room, at 80 Mill street. au24-8tf
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1ffANTED--sITUAT graduate
wv ofthe Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy,
n xeliable store; best Of refefence. Address
tG5f-office Lock -box 216, Springfield, Ohio.
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WANTED --M1scELLANHoUs
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GXTANTED--TO CLOSE OUT-A stock Of
w frst-olass Sewing Machines m order to
ss ssXy from dai shs os oasG9s AEr m wsInt ss q
ktyeet, first hopr. je28-tf
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TNT TANTED.-C OOF{,-First-class one capa-
NV BILE Of doing all kinds Of cooking for q
Hsgtaurant, must Be steady and reliable. None
Seher need apply. Address Z. WEBER, Box
1pe, London, Ohio. auS6-St
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WANTnD.--sITUATIONs.

NTANTED- " SITTATfoN-As cook in a
w boarding house, either In the city or
country. Address l47 Richmond st. au26-2t
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VNIANTED-sITUAT ATION-By a man who
Nv understands taking care Of gentleman 9
place, gardener or coachman. Good refoEcnces.
Addfess SO Elizabeth street. au46-zt
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-01
THE RACES.

We have had occasion to speak of the bril-
liant prospects of the coming meeting at the
course of the Louisiana Jockey Club, but We
were never more impressed with the bounte-
GUS feast of sport in store for visitors thar
after visit to the many stables now in train
ing on that track. Perhaps no such gather.
ing of blooded animals has been seen fol
many day in the South. Lexington, Lean
ington and other famed sires are we'll repre-
sented, and the contests cannot fail to be
exciting.
One of tho greatest inducements offered by
by this present situation of the Jockey Club
course is that it is most convenient, and offers
facilities of access which cannot fail to attract
even those who have but little enjoyment in
the exhiliarating sports Of the turf.
Two lines cars carry the visitor within a
stones throw of tie entrance, and the cost OF
the ride, only five cents, is SO insignificant
that there can be no ex cuse for not witnessing
the sport.
The ladies' in this as in every thing else
have taken the initiative and parties are FORM
ing all over the city to visit the course, either
in carriages or in ,omnibuses. We would
advise all our lady friends if they have not
already done so, to at once form their parties
for this gala occasion, and to make sure they
secure an escort who can chaperone the
Marty