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THE OLD COLONY DISASTER.
ADDITIONAL NAMES OF vIcTIMs--ARREsr OF
THE FREIGHT CONDUCTOR.

ADDITIONAL NAMES OF vIcrIMs--ARREsr OF
THE FREIGHT CONDUCTOR.
BosroS Mass, Oct. IL, 1878.
Among the injured az wollaston were the follow
Ing, whose names escaped publicati =
Thomas Reardon, Charleston, severe injuries
hoad chest and left leg also internal injuries.
James ScanlsD confusion OF right leg
Cornelius A. Dugan, left hand back and severe IN.
ternal Injuries.
John ID. o'Brieu, injury to hip and spine.
Abraham Fauno, Ghost and back injured.
Joseph Smith, injured Internally and left leg
jammed.
Frederick winsow, internal inJGriea
+. j. Morrison, shoulder bruised and badly cut IN
right arm.
Martin II. Welsh, bad cut In the right side OF his
heah. bruises on his face and sprained thumb.
J. d. oheehan, fracture OF the eft leg and Internal
injuries.
Leslie Miller, member OF q firm OF opticians on
West street, partially bruised and feared that his
spine is injured
O'Connsll Rnihn, confusion OF the spinal column
All but Mr Reardon arc residents OF Boston.
HARrwELL ARRAiGxED.
Al Quincy, Mass, TINS morning, Charles H. II art
well. conductor OF tno freight iraiu supposed
caused the disaster At Woliasion the Sth inst
arragned IN the District Court the charge OF
Slaughter ana held IN $40, 600 until edncsday, to
await the issuo Of the into the OF
the accident. Hartwell will be sent TO The Dcdnnm
jail unless the bonds furnished.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
From All Parts OF tie
World.
RUSSIA STANDING FIRM.
Austria Rejects Ad-
vice from Turkey.
GERMANY'S MANY TROUBLES
How Gambetta Wins the Confidence Of
the Moderate Party.
RUSSIA STANDING FIRM.
GERMANY'S MANY TROUBLES
ley CABLE TO THE HERALD.1

LONDON, Oct l, 1878.
The Russians claim that the territory between Con-
stantinople and Adrianopls is not affected by the
Treaty Of Berlin; therefore, under tho preliminary
ssaty OF San Slsiano, they have q right TO
socupy u until a definite treaty shall be
IN the orders Of the English government, insisted
spon the Treaty Of Berlin being carried out In
Roumelia. The other commissioners supported him.
whereupon, according to an Anglo-Turksh despatch
from Constantinople, the Russian representative
yielded The comm issioners VIII start for Phppopois
ten days hence. Reforms have begun with vengeance
in Turkey. Talk Pachs, the com ndant of Bayazid
has been removed disgrace. Manmoud Pacha, tho
sommandant OF Alsja-Dagh, has been placed
under arrest. Tho Sultan has confirmed SEN
tsncss OF death passed Begs and Kurds
Tor atrocities which they committed Berlin
isspa.ch to the Times says-"An agitation to elect
The Prince OF Montenegro Prince OF Bulgaria has
oeen started In Bulgaria."
AUSTRIA NOT TO BE THREATENED.
A ssmiofacial communication published In
the Vienna Provincial Press gays Austria
viii pay attention to tho Turkish pro-
test against the occupation OF Novi-Bazar
but will proceed 10 occupy tho
proper moment. Ministers Layard and Fourier
have advised Safvst Pacha to conclude military con-
vcntion 10 avert . collision between Austrian
and Turkish troops, leaving the settlement OF the
political question for future consideration.
GAMBETrA FRANCE
The speech Of NJ. Gambss,a at Grenools on Thurs-
day last greatly pleased the moderate republican,
BE declared his belief In tho necessity OF Senate
mtnimizsd his former uttsrancss regarding cercaism
and made . dextrous and effective appeal 10 the
municipal delegates, who form a majority OF the
Benatorial electors TO return republican candtdstss
n Gambstta predicts that tho elections viii give
republican majority OF twenty 10 the Senate.
GERxANY's DIsAFFkcTEp POPULATION.
The German Rsichstsg yesterday read clause s Of
the Socialist bill second time, alter rejecting the
amendment OF Herr Hasnsi, that tho law should
not apply to meetings connected with cleo
lions for the Rsicnstsg or the Diets
Archbishop Schneider. Of Bamberg. VINO WAS sum.
monsd to Rome by The Pope Tor consultation OF
the disagrsement among German Catholics re-
speeting negotiations between Germany and
the Vatican, has made statement OF
peeted at Berlin that Archbishop scnreiber, when no
returns from Rome, will have a mission from the
PopsNto settle the PrussoPapai question.
CABLE NOTES
Advices from New Caledonia, received at Sydney
n s. w.. on October 4, state that insurrsction 10
spreading A further massacre OF whites by the na-
tivss had occurred.
Seventeen persons have been drowned az Cortemi-
glis and Milssimo In Northern Italy, BY the overflow
Of the Bormida RIVER
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subsided and people would again listen to reason
The police also did excellent work.
THE CROWDS.

subsided and people would again listen to reason.
The police also did excellent work.
THE CROWDS
Immense crowds are still cOngregafed about the
theatre, not only composed OF curiosity seekers.
but OF those who are looking Tor lost friends and
relatives. Up to the moment OF sending you this
despatch there are no less tnan thirty seven dead
bodies recovered. Two only are women The
others are men and boys. About half OF them only
have been recognized SO far The list OF the
wounded is over hundred Many OF them are not
expected to live.
THE LAST PANIC.
The last panic that we had in Liverpool at all
comparable with tins was In January, 1870,
when fifteen people were killed at the
Catholic Church or St Joseph. The manager OF
the theatre has just told me that there was not the
slightest cause OF alarm There was no nre in
the theatre except the regular lights. Ali the
London papers are agtating the old question about
the insufficient means of exit from the theatres
and other places OF amusement.
FUHTHER DETAILS OF THE TERRIBLE DISASTER.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERaLD.
LIVERPOOL, Oct ~. 1873
The rush was made toward the box ONCE entrance,
though there said to have been ave other doors
open egress audience. The police inside
and outside the hall vainly endeavored TO control
the frantic crowd The structure OF the house At tho
point where the crush occurred Is intricate. The
exits converge into a well, and It In
this we'll that the dead were collected until
they had reached CHASTITY pile, six or seven bodies
deep. An upright partition In the centre Of the
doorway stopped the passage until one OF the men
attached 10 the establishment procured axe and
cut away. enabling Imprisoned people escape
DEAD.
When the crowd had got beyond tho doors, the
frenen and policemen carried the dead and injured
the Royal Inhrmary. Two OF the dead women,
three were boys and, strange to say, thirty-two
wcre strong able bodisd OF the laboring class
II is stated that there were between Tour and FIVE
thousand persons In The Colosseum Music Hall
last night at the time OF the fatal panIc
though this statement Is probably exaggerated.
The manager OF the theatre. upon the nrst alarm,
rushed into the pit from the entrance and
shouted to the audience to remain quiet; but all his
efforts were Intellectual until the theatre had been
nearly cleared.
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TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS.
Tex TELEoRApH TO THE HER,LD.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, oct. IL, II

NASHVILLE, Tenn, oct. IL, 1873
Tho Democratic Executive Committee OF tho
Seventh Congressional district day decided not TO
cali q Convention Tor want Of time to
obtain tho VIII OF tho people. the Con.
sen,ion which met September Is faIlcd to
make a nomination, which left three democrats tn
the neid--w. G. wbitthornc, Burke Bond and John
Moore Judge a. AZ. Hughes has since been nom
mated by tue republicans, sud unless the three
democrats shall decide that only snail kc the
race Hughes election is certain.
wuIrTnoRNE's rE.ELKcrioS DOUBTFUL
John V. Wrignt. another dcmocrat nn ounces him.
self as candidate Tor CONGRESS tho seventh dis
trict. Things don't look encouraging Tor Whit.
thorne's return TO Congress.
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TROOPS SHORT OF FOOD.

CHICAGO. H., Oct. IL, 1878.
A despatch received at General sheridan's head
quarters IRON Major Carlton, who, with Colonel
rnornburg Is In pursuit OF the fugitive Cheyennss,
reads a. iellows:-
CAMP on THE NIoBRARA RIVER, Oct. 10, 1878
Colonel Thoruburg struck my trail In tho sand
Hills, and stated that he was out OF rations. sent
him rations yesterday and he joined mo to-day. BY
dividing wi,h him wo will both nave ratons sufficient
TO reach Camp She ridan.
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INCONSISTENCIES ARRESTED.

CINCINNATI Ohio, Oct. IL. 1878.
Deputy Marshas Howell and Cochran arc ,to-day
on their way Louisville with eight Kentucky NOON
sinners, among them tho notorious Isaac Jenkins,
who shot oy Howell lew weeks since while
endeavoring TO escape. Tho outlaws arc IN very
destitute condition, and tho citizens OF Haysvic,
whero they were placed temporarily, contributed
clothing, &c, TO relieve their immediate neccssties
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ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
fnY rrLlonApa TO THE nERAtp.l

KINGSTON, ~ ", Oct ~. 1878
The democrats Of the Frsi Assembly district of
Ulster county to-day nominated John 7. Cummings
Tor Assembly and In the fhird district tho democrats
nominated Leonard DAVIS
JAMESTOWN n. ", Oct IL, 1875
The Republican Convention Of the second Assem-
bly, district held at snclarvtlIe, this evening" MONT.
mated James Prcndergast, OF jamestown, for cmber
oil the Assembly, in place Of T. A. Parker. deceased
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DRrARruESr,
OYriCE Of TuK ,HiEF signal OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. Oct. 13-1 A. N.

Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic, South Atlantic and East
Gulf States stationary or rising barometer, NORTH
en.s TO northwest winds, and slightly cooler weather
will prevail.
For New England, north ana west winds. rising
barometer, cooler, clearing weather
FOR the lower laxe region, Tennessee and the ohio
Valley, nortneriy WINDS SHIFT 10 southcriy, station
ary or falling barometer cooler, frosty, followed by
warmer. clear weather
Cautionary signals continue at Woods Hole, Bos.
ton and Section 5. Portland aud Section and East,
nort
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BRITISH NAVAL MOVEMENTS.

QrsBEc, Oct. IL. 1878.
Tor IL tliiax
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes in the
temperature tor tho past tweuty-iour hours, IN CON-
parson with the corresponding date of last year.
Indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
HERALD Building, No. lis Broadway;-
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NOVA SCOTIA POLITICS.

HALiFAx, Oct. L. 1873
II is understood that the local government viii re-
sign on Tuesday. and that Simon n. Holmes will BE-
called ON 10 form new administration.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Congressman Randall !. Gibson, OF Louisiana. Is at
tho Giisey. Commodore Andrew BrysoD, United
States Navy, is at the PARK Avenue. olo Bull. Mile.
Marie Roze Captain Gripenbcrg, OF the Russian Navy
and Captain hamilton Perry, OF tho steamship Brit
annie at the Everett Major G. Proudioot OF tho
British Army. Is at tho Windsor. Paymaster George
r. Watkins, United States Navy, and L. D. NJ Sweat,
OF Portland, me-, are at the Fifth Avenue. Peter H.
Watson, OF Ashtabula, Ohio, Is at the Brcvoors.
Captain Joseph T. HASKELL United States Army, Is ut
the Metropolitan.
AT ONE GRAND LEAP. HALE's HONEY OF
as aso h.. s ali ns %
Pixies ToorHAcHE DROPS cure In one minute.
OF all tho preparations made,
Ot every kind and grade.
All .'' 'sis"s sY sSz5nos1 ssit5y # tho shade
All tho now ones fresh and bright.
All are sfa'g''so ~ sozGDSkr 1s5 SSi + i;fh'
OF dantifrices now for sale
Bat one can ride the stormy gale,
Ana '''' 'Tis iia ns sozSScST 6iSC III q stale
Tho word ..sozoDoNr."
which has already become household werd, derived
from the Creek and composed two words, 5000 and
odontes "soso," translated. means to preserve, ana
"odonte.," tho teeth -soz0DoNT" pre..rver Of tho
teeih And IL true NAME II beautnes and pre-
the teeth hardens and invroraes the gums and
corrects Impurities Of the breath. sozoDoNT con-
ssins no acids gritty substances which inure the
enamel, but Ia composed and antseptic herbs
which have beneficial effect tho whole economy Of the
mouth.
Settlers.
the old standard table drink.
Highly ehervcrcent.
consists OF purely water natural Ingredients
and carbouic acid liberated purpose con
Giaubors salt aud keeps without being sated
down.
braided corks. tor tho low price OF
IS ~ fifty
Beware Of limitations No yellow label genuine.
CARL u. SCHULTZ.
s6o broadway. corner 18th st.
DEwDROP QUlvERiNG
is not beautiful than tho lovely
PARTISAN They coating Of diamond,
cptatcd br voltac action On pure crystal basc They
are for sale only At Il. HUMPHREYS jcwerv establish
ment. sig Broadway, corner 18th st, New York. Price
Inst sent free.
lhave no agents
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FT.oHiLINE,

for the teeth BREATH Is the best liquid IN
tho world IL thoroughly ccanses partia decsyca teeth
all parasites living AMIN alcuig" leaving them
pcariy White impartins delightful fraersncc to the
breath. The FRAGRANT FLoRILiSE instantly all
arising from tout stomach Eeing
partly composed of honey soda and extracts n sweet
herbs and pisns U is perfectly harmless delicious
cherry
Prepared By HENRY e. GALLUP. No. 4a3 Oxford st.
London, england. and rctailed every ywhete.
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FOrNn Ar LAST /

Something cure lame backs and crooked spinesMme.
G. .iswoLps SHOULDER BRACE. SKIRT SUPPORTING
BRACk. 81 East l6tn and 30 Union square,
New York
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BUKkE. 2i4 Broadwav.
ASToR HOUSE SHOE SrORE.-sTERN, kMERT.
CAN WALKING suors, all styles; Bnest hand sewcd
TERs -; DREss SHOES, 81: SUFFERS, ~ 10 STERN,
BarciAyst.
A-LADIES FORMS FULLY DEyELOPED
Gray hair restored original coor satisfaction guar
nueed my simple and efficient cue.
Louis Chicago ana other places will attest
Mrs. kE1CHUM. 2i2 6th sv. near i4th -.
A-sELZER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
MiwrHAL MATER. A. srEpHANI co. ~ New st.. soie
importers.
A COUGH is A CRY OF THE LUNGS FOR RE.
lief Consult Dr. HEINlzELMAN, who advises in con.
ormty the best medical facts with benefit with
cure Office Is Fast l4th st. fec moderate with dies.
MARVEL. OF SUCCESS.
The Smndu.ky Register. commenting the curative
value TnrRu,LtNk, fbe history tnis speeihr
biis asi ts marvel Of succcssn This only 2ac agus
remedy In the world
STYLISH TRIMMED LADIES' HAT FOR Al SO
KANDEb's, 2To Sth av. between I'm and 18th sts
AMERICAN STYLES OF sHoES.-SHoEs AND
CATERS, -; DRxss saoss 81 GELS iV7 ST. near
Ann.
A.-BR0oKs' BOOTS AND SHOES, BEST IN rHE
cy low prces large stock and to perfect IT.
,l31 broadway, corner 18th 81.
TOILET LUXURY FOR THE TEETH AND
breath -BRowSs CAuPHoRarKp SAp0SACKous DKSrf.
yRicK. 2Jc.
BALsAM OF HONEY AND ioLU GIVES iMME
datc rslie In bronchitis uBuensa incipient consumption
and whocping cough.
"BOLLINGER Ut Is RICH AND FULL, WITH
bouquet and detcacy flavor has the
exact degree Of dryncss 70 please the most astdious
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FALL STYLES FINE SILK HATS So 20 woRTd
50 Is Nex Ghmrcn .tair.
Nv YORK, OCT. s, 1878.

GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS
proven preventives of lung. aaria fever and
bilious all ctons. Sold everywhere: by msil. 81 3u
ISAAC A SINGER. sole hnfacturer. IOi Broadway.
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At ONE GRAND LEAP. HALE'S HONEY OF
HoREHOUND TAR, has reached the pinnacle OF fame
u remoay tor coughs colds aud all ailm snts
Pixies ToorHAcHE DROPS cure In one minute
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A-FALL STYLES GENTLEMEN's DRESS AND
BUSINESS hArs ready at popular prices.
BrKkE. 2I4 Broadwav
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PAlN-KILLTNG
MAGIC OIL.
ut Works like q Charm.n

USE RENNE's MAGIC OIL.
Use KENNE's MAGIC OIL.
-" - USE RENNE's MAGIC OIL
II you have got any kind OF Ache r Pain.
USE RENNE'S PAlNkILLING MAGIC OIL.
Try IL you will be surprised at the beneficial elect
derived from thorough and faithnl OF this popular
remedy purely vegetables safe and clean to use in
terEally externally.
TRIAL. WILL BE GIVEN. FREE OF CHARGE, BY
SYRACUSE, N. Y. July 20. 1875.
sIR-As duty as well privilege. wish to commend
with It's healing qualities Pain
Killing Magic Oil, be in readiness for
gencies ATTACKS of bowel difficulties. be
Piled externally, counter irritaHt and internally
healer. Also for flesh having
tested it, especaliy the cu.s bruises and strains
ccved the terrible calamity the Central Baptist
Church. june - 1874 In behalf OF all things which
good truly useIui subscribe myself iratsrnally
yours. - Rev H. A. sIzEk
vegetable family remedy. Kee it
n ylc house in of emergency.
Try internally 1t Cholera Morbas. Diarrhoca.
Pains in the Stonocn Indigestion Sore Throat Coughs,
Colds, &c.
Use It externally. It Catarrh Sprains. Cnts.
Oid Headache. Iooihache. aud in fact,
all the and pains human lesa is heir
Sold by all dealers in me dicnes.
l.. W. WARNER CO.. Proprietora
% Murray ST., New York.
vALLAUEIS TURKISH CIGARETTES. DOWN
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CArAREBA CIGARETTES FOR HEAD CA
tarrh Every patron Of these invaluables purchases
speedy and positive relief The thing tor the 25c.
per box of 10. Depot Is East ith 81
CAMPBELL. AporHECARY, SrH Av. AND 2srH
st-strictiy pure MEDICINES a. reduced prics&
DYEING AND CLEANING AT THE NEW YORK
DykISG PRINTING ssrABLisHNESr staten Island U-
fees 9S Duane st T52 Broaswsy, 80 9Th New
l66 Pierrepont ST.. Brooklyn Established 60 years.
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EUROPE.

VALLAUEI'S TURKISH CIGAREr rTES. DOVE
town depot NJ Dismans Drug stor,. A.tor Honxe.
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Average temperature for corresponding da,s last
year. 52ss
1911. 1873
Weekly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5647 bS31
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pEpnEpAr1oNs IN THE BLACK HILLS.

DEPnEDATIoNs IN THE BLACK HILLS.
DEADwooD, d. T., Oct. IL, 1878.
About one hundred and twenty-five Indians made
their appearance In Red Water Valley, thirty miles
IRON here, this morning. and burned several stacks
OF nay. tho ranchers have organized party, and
they will IN pursut o tho Indians this evening"
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| ASToR HOUSE SHOE SrORE.-sTERN, kMERI.
CAN waLWtSG suors al styles Bnest hand sewca Gar
TrRs -; DREss SHOES, 50: SLIPPERS. ~ 30 STERN.
IL lAuxnI -
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AMERICAN SECURITIES.

"The market for United States securities has pre-
scnted gloomy appearance this week, Illinois
Ceutrais showing the greatest fall. Commercial
Gas shares are quoted 22F lower; London Is II
GaslIght and Coke, l2I; Imperial Continental 1sS,
and unsettled The transactions and supplies have
been extremely moderate"
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TWO FAST YOUNG MEN.

HOW NEWARK BANK PAID For THE EIoToUs
LIVING OF CLERK AND HIS BOON COM
PANIONS.
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PoLLAg. Esq. New York city /:

DEAR sIa-some time got hold Of a package OF
your MARQUIS ToBAcco CIGARErrss They were SO
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your MARQUIS ToBAcco CIGARErrEs They
good that made Galway. the grocer get me o gave
good many West. | made the Palmer House.
of Chicago, the ranl Central in Omaha. get them.
newsboys string about them until the
American News COMPANY keep them believe they
the best people be tnnng md II
Keep the tone aud they will become universal.
I've trel md place but could do IL. Tvs
spent few days looking Tor H. Where and VINO
you Your nnce, Hi Perkins wants another 900.
Can't you put MIN TO hnd and get
tho cigarettes all OF the COLORADO c,lor
ELI PERKINS. Journalist
The MARQUIS ALL ToBAcco CIGARETTE are manufactured
OF the selected tobaccos Is POLAk, l35 Chatham
New YORK city Ask Tor the MARQUIS and take no other
RUPTURE CURED NEW YOKk TRUSS AND
BASDAGE INSTITUTE Ts9 roadwav SILK ELASTIC Goops.
&c kesponsoie. reliable: reasonable prices.
THE MASONIC NEWSPAPER,
ISSUED Ev ny SATURDAY,
CONTAINING COMPLETE MASONIC NEWS.
PURTRAlT OF GENERAL ALBERT PIKE,
IN THIS WEEKS ISSUE
PRICE FIVE CENTS
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSDeALERS.
THE EFFECT FROa USING kIMBALLS CA,
CIGARETTES Is wonderful sold cigar and drug.
TOOTH POWDER CAN BE USED CONVENIENT.
" without waste OF o. TWCHELL's ToorH Pow
BOX large sizs sold smnty filled by druggists.
USE RENNE's
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TERRITORIAL EAIR.

,oilowlng is the programme of the
,sat will come off during the Ninth
zD,"al AR. In all these races three horses
enter and three to 60, and no horses
oe allowed to enter for any of the fol-
80 races that have not some merit or
F''a''on for speed. All races not other
designated will be to rule and weight
kage: 'Ss"'
/. 'HspAS.-Entry of stock and articles f,r
'o't'oh' and arrangement of the same
i" .''e grounds. At 2 ,. M, running
n ha't mile dash, for a purse of $500
10 the first horse and $50 to the second.
-'o p. m., trotting race, for horses that
never boaten2:50. mile heats. best three
H. ior a purse of S2oo-Sl5o to. ahe first
''a SoO to the second.
4, f,-eohtauation of entries until
Alto p, M, running race for two
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AMONG THE DEAD FAILURES

Of the past, how many bogus nostrums may
be numbered! Beginning their careers with
a tremendous flourish of tltlmpets. blazoned
for Il time in the public prints and on fam
ing posters. soon, but. not too soon, We're
they reiegated TO the limbo OF things lost on
earth. But Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is
a living and thriving remedy. 1t goes on.
curing and to cure. Neither underliaud nor
open competition affect it,. On the contrary
contrast with inferior rival preparations On
~ increascsits popularity. Ii has etn re-
neatetav iinitatesl, bnt without success.
C~oieaprfeits Of it have been surreptitiou>Iy
introduced. but nave fallen flat. Every
where it eiitrenclles itself iA the confidence
of the people; and wellit may. for it is n
thoroughly reliable invigerant of the feeble.
hanishps dyspepsia and constipation. braces
the nerves. cures rheumatic ailments artl
Kidney comrfints. and sradicafrsa AMI pre-
vents intermlt. at apd raeaittent 1evers..
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ye"f-olds, ~three-qnarter mile dasb fox
purse OF S2OO-$l50 to the first horso o..
@oo 70 The second. At 2 D. m. r,nn;no rano
"'''c 'e"ts' best two in three, for Il citizens
purse OF Sl,oOO-S70o to the first horse. s2oc
20 '''e second. and 800 to the third. A. e.eo
p m.' trottlng race for two-year ODDS. halt
.liie heAts, best two in three. for . nnrsa ~
Sloo-S75 to the first horse and Coz r. 49,
second. VIZ LAY
"hDSEsDAY.-At 2 p. m. stallion trot-
''"S race, mile heats. best three in five to,,
Il purse of S25o-S200 TO the first horse and
o'o 10 the second. At $3.50 ). M. runn;nu
race, SIX hundreds yards dash. to,. , n,rts
~ '~p@oo-sloo to the first horse aud $50 to
the second. ~. w
HohSDAY.-A 1:30p. M, running race.
one ana one-half mile dash, for . n1rse &c
to the first horse and s75 RI tho
,ee'"o. p. M, running race, half mile
nea,s, pest two in three, for a purse of $500
-ozoo 10 the first horse and $50 to the sec-
ono. A t3;30 p. H., %trottine race. for ,hree-
Seaf-oids and under, mile heats. best two j.,
.'fee' Tor a purse of $200-Sl5O to the first
morse ana S5O TO the second.
fRIDAI.-At 10 a. M. examination Of
roaosFels, saddle horses. cattle. and othor
SeocA and articles Oil exhibition: reception
OF reports OF awarding COMMITTEES. and the
placing of badges deno,ing premiums. At
200 p. M. trotting race, mile heats. best
three in five. for a purse of S7Oo-S5OO to the
llTst horse, $3.50 to the second, and $50 TO
the third. At4 p. m., running race. mile
iash, tor a purse OF $250-$2OO to the first
morse and $50 to the second.
SATUnDAY.-At 2 p. m, running race.
nile heats, best three in five, for u purse OF
,C0O-S700 to the first horse, $500 to the
second and 500 to the third. At4 D. M.
lanoicap race, one mile dash, for a purse of
ozoo-Slo0 to the first horse and $50 to the
Entries for the $1,000 running races to
lose on Saturday, Sedtember q, 1878. at 6
o'clock p. m. n u
All horses entered for any of the above
aces must be at the judges stand promptly
i the tlne advertised for the race, tosstart
withdraw trotn.the race, losing fthseir: en-
fee.