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The annual visit OF an examining surgeon
from this well known insti' ution will be made
to New Orleans about the FIRST OF March next.
He will bring with him skilled assistants and
workmen from the home institute. and will re-
main one month. The preparations now max
ing for this visit are extensive and elaborate.
and. when completed. will be amply sufficient
to meet increased demands. Date Of visit and
location OF rooms will be duly announced.
In It's chosen speclalties. paralysis and its re-
eults. deformities. diseases Of Joints. plastic
surgery. hemorrhoids. fstula. ETC.. this institu.
ton 10 unexcelled.
Refers. By permission. to the many well
known citizens OF New Orleans who are its
patrons. For further particulars write to Ma
uonnl Surgical Institute. indianapolis. Ind.
Philadelphia. Pa. or Atlanta. Ga. jas Sum
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FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

cs%iortabIs oo oHEuh1 sita namha On
sa sqar1s Ct Hsn and a ch sfh p s
Any one desiring To. purchase pleasant home
on the easiest possible terms will ilnd ia this
ans Tx rooms there are snr ou n2aIe foa
Address KEEP Democrat Office. : jas II
FoR sALE-A CQkx MILL IN GOOD OR
Of Freret and Newton streets. Algiers. ja4 1ms
k,oh sALE-I WILL Sell FOR CASH TO
NOTES AID LET or S2EDIr ?ass 1 note
execu' 81 aud signed BY J. H. Ackien. member OF
1sfR AIh THfs is AT PER CENT
fnon I4 B. s "a ISsI General Collector.
ja4 lot Office and residence. 1874 Magazine.
pLANTATION FOK sALE-A VALUABLE
eight miles above franklin, containing 800
acres Of land, 400 acres open and 400 high wood
and 1000 barrels corn Place not subject to over.
fow. Apply to ROBERT HARE, or j. G. BAKER,
20 St. Charles street. de12 Su Tn I'm"
DOR .SALE-THE ONE STORY FRAME
streets IN square bounded by franklin 81 An
drew. White and jos ephine streets a most ex-
cellent stand for retail grocery business. And |
street. between Robertson and Where streets. |
VII Do eoI1 on very advantageous terms AppIy |
to =; F J .LEcHE. NJ. Sc St. CHARLES street. '
EOh sALE-srEAM ENGINES AND BOIL |
l. ers. both new and second hand. DRAINING |
Wheels. Pumps. etc. Saw Mills. Cotton Trucks. |
Mon pace
castings OF every description Also. one second- |
han a Steam Fire Engine ED s sRf
an 25tf - a'''o4'a' % o0'"'
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wrong. as shows. and which any intslligent
printer will readily detect. W
Respectfully submitted.
". n. BARROW.
For George W. Dupre. State Printer.
Statement Of the Umpire, Col. Gerard
etlth.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 20. 1878.
Statement OF measurement OF two price
Documents connected with Fifth Legislature n
he state OF Loulsiana, begun January 7. 1878.
by the umpire.
REPORT or SECRETARY or STATE.
In the DEMoCRAT's account there are II pages
two price long primer. charged M BREWER.
BHPoRr or AUDITOR.
In this report my measurement II az follows
Two price noDpafen .........-..-.----. 90 pages
Two prlco BREWER ..-........ ~ pages
One aud one. half price brewer ....... IA pages
DEMOCRATS account:
Two price nonparetl ................... 80 pages
Two price BREWER ......-.t..102 pages
One and one-hHlf price BREWER. ....... Is pages
REPORT or sTATB TREASURER.
My measurement H.:
Two price nonpar tl...........s....... 4b pages
Que and une-half price BREWER. ....... 90 pages
One and one-half price long primer IA pages
:. The DEMOCRATS charges:
One and one half price BREWER. ~. .1o2 pages
Oae and one-half price long primer IS pages
REPORT OF SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC EpucA-
TON.
In this report there is an oyerchsrQe of ave
pages two price nonpareil.
AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE,.
In this report there IL an overcharge of one
page OF two price BREWER.
REPORTS or ATTORNEY GENERAL AND OF THE Ap-
JUTANT GENERAL.
DEMOCRATS account correct
REPORTS or STATE ENGINEER, STATE PRINTER AND
BOARD OF HEALTH.
The DEMOCRAT Ia substantially correct.
REPoBT or CHARITY Hot PrTAI NO. 1.
. An overcharge OF three pages two price
BREWER.
REPORT or CHARITY HOSPITAL NO ..
An overcharge Of two pogee one and one half
price long primer.
MY measurement OF remaining reports talles
with the DEMOCRATS account.
There In u great diversity of opinion among
printers AZ to what constitutes price aud a halt
matter.
From the above report Of Col. Stth. based
upon the re-calculations Of the State Printer,
made after the report Of the grand jury was
published, there would result an overohargo
Of $164 60. but when 1t Is remembered the
State Printer. In his bill upon which war
rants were issued, has undercharged
the State 500 10, the real difference between
the State Printers account and the finding Of
the umpire Is s72 SO. So much for the ao-
cusation Of the grand jury, that tho State
Printer swiDdled the State to tho amount OF
at least 100000 ems, or say $780, Upon any
fair investigation, the other charges now rest
ing against the State Printer can and will be
clearly disproved.
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pIDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
COPARTNERsHrYx.
NEW ORLEANS. JaDuarv, -

New ORLEANS. January 1 IN 4
YT,HE COPARTNER9HlP HERETOFORE -
l. tstinR between g. J. FaJssou and AZ ~
J. Coleman, under firm name and styis =
FAYSSOUX b COLEMAN, was fhis AZ ~
solved. b.. mutual consent Either pasfnxs II
authorized 70 collect and receipt for AZ 4
standing bills. q. J. IA TSSUrjT
ja5 IT. THlb j. COLL a f
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NEW Music. Eckert the polite young
gentleman who attends the music department
at 0runewald's Music Store. favors he DEMO-
GRAFT with some very pretty new songs Return
Of Spring" and I'm In Love-"
Mr.. Philip Werlein. No. 1856 Canal street. has
our thanks for piece OF new music entitle d
THE Chickering."
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Lannes Is the happiest old soul In the bills Of
mortality when his customers gather around
him with market baskets In one hand and
plenty Of the needful in the other.
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New Orleans. january !. isis.

NEW ORLEANS. JANUARY 1. Isp-THE01
= partnership htrrfOf re existing HE'S
JOHN L. GUBERNATOR and JOHN D. TE
under the name and style Of nUBERNATQH ~
TERRY. in the Timber aud Hauling brsfn1
was dissolved by mutual consent on the tWo1l
eighth OF Decen bsr lasf. Either or tfe ~
signed IL authorized to use the name Of Us
JOIN L. GUBERNAY0@
JOHN u. TERRY. M
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Condemnation 1f the Sworn Statement
Presented by u. w. Green, Repre-.
seniing the Lottery Company.
statement of w. X. Barrow. Foreman
Democrat Job once, representing the
state Printer.

NRw ORLEANS, December 81. 1873.
II. N. Ogden. Eco. Attorney General, State OF
Louisiana:
Dear Sir--In reviewing stateuRntxa ubmitted
to you by Mr.. ii. W. Green in religion 10 the
charge by the State Printer Tor 1ts, Docu-
ments" Of 1873. we note many n1ih59r errors.
but will only call your attention ID tao follow
ing: !:
According to Green's statement
there Aleu-. al sf. aaf oms
Extra rule aud figure work In ths
Documents. as follows:
~ pp. long primer r. and a.
+. W.. l.G2o ems to page. 1H,fH
1s7 pp. BREWER X. and Il. W.. I'll
2565 ems to page ......... b5e.a$
1877 pr. nonpareil r. and +.
W., Alps ems 10 the page. 6ts.Oss
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NEW ORLEANS. JANUARY /, 1s7g-Hfys
~ ing sold my interest in the lats arm b ri
BERNATOH d TERRY In the Timber and HI
Ing businees to JOHN .. TERRY. my for0
partner. would respectfully recommend m
to my friends and former patrons.
JOHN L. 0UBERNAT0HG
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New Orleans. January /. Ia I
WE HAVE THIS DAY FORMED 4 n
w partpersbip to DO known A 1[
lRBY'B SONS. for tho purpose 81 eofj|n
ing the tobacco and commission busj0eSs f. 4
ertO CONDUCTED by our deceased isfkar
brother. US J. ]. Ifby & Son. We trHsl ~ ~
friends OF he late. firm will contInue tor
We shall exert Ourselves In every way 10 m
all interests committed to us. We are Il d}r75
connection with q large number Of the jsS1iS5
manufacturers OF the tobacco growing m
either from our stock or dfrec II from tks ~
tory at the lowest figures. - r.
Z 4; MOI. InEy,
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FW.. GEO ems to page. ltT,fH
1sT pp. BREWER H. and Il. W..
2.b65 ems to page. b5sa$
1877 pm. nonpareil TX. and Il.
w., 412S ems 10 the page. 6ts.Oss
II the 81 %. long primer. 10y pp, -pEevier and
lb7 pp. nonparoil We're not fule a.ui figure
work were, in fact. plain mater I'M r.
Green's calculation in regard to ahsfn would
But the RACES named are rule ana figure
work" in the stateme Mt see heading, OF :tolN ms
are CHARGED douhl, price. or as "ruTe aid asyMre
a Ua.O and hs snT nos sened for
shown TO os bs wrong. there snonit be- assssss
sa's pa ~ s0i long primer. rule and agus,
.s1 pages BREWER. rule and figure worl :. =.
1857 pages H nonpareii.. rule and fguY
work. s25s ems to the page ..'sz aa6.is2
: asss.ss2
Green's statement. in :.
thousands ......... j. 464. Al ems.
Green's error. a. per
statement ...l.< AL ems.
2,s2s. $50 ems. . SOC. $3.50 10
and cents. .,...'... . =. .sls11a ss
Green's error. in dollars and
s4s 10
Again. referring to statement Of Mr.. Gseen-
State Printer charged State, for 5
exra rule and figure work. la. 4iT .Gas ems.
overcharge, BY Green's statement ssa6ss ems.
Total. By Green's statement. .1.4ei.4a ems
Using the statement OF Green again; bug with
SSo o number OF ems to page of ruE, and
state Printer should have charged
STATE Tor extra rule and figure
-WuIK.. a,uu
Undercharge Of tate Printer az ems
-
Green's total. ", "a, ans
The state Printer should have cbsrp4d
me state. as per statement of STATE
Printer submitted. for ASA 1853 =ems.
AZ oVS- ---......' ..-...-.........- <eaT %
Whereas the State Printer charged taa =
State. as per bill rendered for s4ia
Showing 'underetarge Ct State Pranter
10 be liz, l63 ems, at soc. sSaa IL
In other words. Mr. Green in hiss statement
has given exactly one-haif the number cf ems
In page OF long primer. BREWER and Tonpa-
Feil. respectively. rule and figure work. and
hasing his calculations upon this ersoE has gone
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WE. THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVE Tn|@
w day entered into a copartnerelipf r.
the firm name OF SCAENLI4L Il LAFAYE. ~
purpose OF doing u sugar and cotton facf0f(5
and general commission business, at The o6f7
q 9rsvier and Tcho1Litouiss sties'e !Ql1
JOHN A. LAFAYK
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED. TEAMS, = DEPARTMENT OF
W Commerce. City Hall. New Orleans. Dec.
2G. 187s-Wunted teams, wagons or drays to
haul goods In contravention from the levee to
warehouse. Apply to Wharfnger First District.
J. HENRY BEHAN.
do27 Administrator of Commerce..
A SPLENDID OPPOHTUNITY-WANT
"A Two or three gentlemen boarders 20 oc-
cupy rooms in one OF the finest residences In
the Fourth fGarden) District. They will have
uninterrup ed use OF parlora sitting and bath
rooms. In fact. tho general run 81 the house.
An agreeable party would do well to address
Lock Drawer No All. Postofflcs. mol II
WANTED. OfTY vAssEHs-CA MAKE
w from ~ to sl2 o day. FIR ihs great com
blnation" Hunters Perfection" Rotary Flour
Meal SITTER, etc Special terms for agents for
parishes and counties In the ttafes Of Louiei.
s Mr. nd geosgia hgggly to or address nEY-
del II
WANTED - BECOND-HAND CARRIAGES
w and buggies Of oil description. Parties
wishing TO dispose Of the same will find ready
sale by sending the same to No. 35 Carondelet
street. Also offers q large assortment OF new
work OF every description Mt very low rates.
Call at No. % Carondelet street
MO G6t LIT. MADDUX.
x1 Ell FUk PLANO TUNINa--BEBT WORK
p1:sJV GO Magazine. D. LEECH. 6oiree
Pianist. Tvs ~
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NEW ORLEANS, JANUARY 1. fs7s-Hk[
- Ing purchased the interest 81 JOIN 81
TOR TERRY. / will continue the Tinbef 61
Han!ing bpsiness In connection with my Co.
0. y. TERRY and w 8. TERRY, under ~
jail ct JOHN o, TEHDXz
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BOARDING..

WANTED - A MAN AND WIFE WISH
w board with a familJ residing In the First
or Second District where there are no board
ers. Address o, =. q. Postofflce box 474. giving
locality and price per month. RefsreDees OK
changed. jos 10
~ DaUPHINE. NEAR CANAL STREET.
Il 4 elegant rooms. with or without bosrd.
Upexceptlonable reference jgs bts
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALEs.

VNANTED-A FTRST-CLASS SALESMAN.
w well acquainted with Texas aud North
Louisiana trade. Is open for an engagement i'm
medately with wholesale grocery or tobacco
house. Best of country and city references
given. Address W. NJ. care Democrat Office.
iJl ut
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Statement OF measurement OF two price
and enc and one-half price matter contained In
Documents connected with Fifth Legislature Cf
By the umpire:
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n.
General Grants Movements.

PORTLAND, October IA.
General Grant visited the Mechanics
Pavilion this evening, and attended q ball
given there by the George Wright Post,
G.. A. r. The interior Of the building vas
very handsomely decorated. 1t il esti-
mated that u thousand persons we're
present. Grant was presented to many Of
his old comrades in arms, and passed half
an hour very pleasantly. General Grant
and party will leave for the cascades to-
morrow morning, returning the same day.
Tomorrow evening he will attend the New
Market Theatre by special invitation, and
witness the military drama OF ours"
Thursday be will visit Salem by special
train. and return in time to be present at
the grand sacred concert 10 be given in
Turn yerin Hall by the Handel and Hay
den Society. Friday morning Grant and
party are expected to sail on the st. Paul
for San Francisco. He has received num-
ereus kilograms from various portions Of
the STATE and Washington Territory, urg-
ing him TO visit the different sections, but
owing to his limited stay be has been COM
PEELED TO decline all invitations.
PORTLAND, October Is.
General Grant and party left on the
steamer Wide West this morning for the
Cascades. He returned this afternoon.
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IVA.


The State Still GrOpes I'm Darkness.
DIES MorSEs. October IS.
No returns can be received from n
county until the polls are closed and the
entire vote counted. 30 returns will come
in late. The Republican ticket is probably
elected by . majority, ranging from 20. 600
to q, 1000. over both Democratic and Green
back. Thompson. Republican, is elected
to ell the vacancy in this Congressional
district, beating Calhoun, the Fusion can
didste.
The Greenbackers have polled a light
vote throughout the State.
The total vote Of this city u 3,456, over
300 votes less than the enrolment on the
registry. Governor Gear and the Republi-
can ticket have . majority in the city Of
525, . Republican gain.
LATEST. - The Republicans claim the
State by 2 5000. but their majority will
doubtless fall below this figure, which would
be . gain Of 81 900 over the vote OF two
years ago, and 16, 900 over that Of last year.
CHICAGO, October is.
Eighty-fve polling places in Iowa give
Gear, Republican. 13,948; Trimble, DEM
crat. 7.s47; Campbell. G~reenbacker, 4,416;
and Durgan, Prohibition, only q few hun
dred votes. The conclusion drawn from
these figures Is that the Republican candi-
date will probably have q good majority
over all, having gained in nearly every pre-
cinct over the vote Of 1877.
A Ray OF Light from Jersey.
NEWARK, NJ j., October Is.
Full returns from the city elect Fielder,
Democrat and Liberal, for Mayor. by 1857
over Mackneth. Republican. The total
vote was Fielder, 1858; Mackneth,
s.206 Robinson, G~reenbacker. 1877.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-16

There il not much comfort for Demo-
Gratis in the result Of she late Eastern cleo
tions. 1t is perhaps as well to say, briefly,
that We have been wsiloped, at all points.
We expected better things Of Ohio. Iowa
cuts no figure in Democratic calculations.
The causes leading mp to the unexpected
disaster, in the Buckeye State. viii form
subjects for inquiry when the smoke Of
battle shall have cleared away. We do not
care to discuss them now, further than to
remark that the Greenback idiocy. in all
probability. did the mischief. Democrats,
everywhere. will regret the defeat Of Thur
mao for his old place in the Senate How
ever, there is . bare possibility hat the
Legislature may yet turn out Democratic,
though We must confess that we have little
hope in the premises. The latest returns
will he found in our tclegraphic columns.
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E NEWS
ESPECIAL 70 THE EuREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
Emancipation Of Cuban slaves not
yet Assured The Afghan War
Russia's RepuIse I'm Asia.

MADRID, October Is.
The Government is much embarrassed
by the attitude Of the majority Of the
Committee on Cuban Reforms, who favor
the planters suggestion that abolition
measures be limited to freeing the offspring
OF slaves. and adults over 60 years Of age.
In addition to this, some agricultural and
manufacturing interests are strongly OPP
posed to the codifcation Of the tariff.
Prime Minister Campos has already ten
dered his resignation, and it is reported
that Minister Albacete, Minister OF the
Colonies. has done likewise. 1t Is consid-
cred almost certain in Imperial circles that
Senoras Canovas, De Cabello, Eldnayen.
Romero and Robledo will be summoned to
form o Cabinet, and with a conservative
majority will assume the responsibility Of
retarding or denying Cuban reform.
The discomfort in Cuba obliges the Gov
ernmen to send 10. 900 more men, in addi-
ton to the $500 previously dispatched.
SIMLA. October Is.
The camp at Ali Kheyl has been attacked
by a large number OF the n~eighboring
tribes. The attack was repulsed. Twenty
three Afghan corpses were found and it is
believed many more were carried off. The
British casualties were only five wounded.
LONDON, October Is.
The Russian press is very impatient
about the dearth Of new from the Cen
trail Asian expedition. especially as no
effort has yet been made to reconcile the
apparent contradictions in two official re-
ports OF the action. at Geoktepe. Mean
while a letter from Tifiis, published in the
Golos, says that grave apprehensions are
felt there for the safety Of the expedition.
The letter describes invalid men. arriving
at Baker, as being in o miserable plight.
and says great numbers have died Of
diphtheria and scorbutic disease. and that
the medical arrangements are inefficient.
The truth about. the Geoktepe affair ia grad
ually leaking out. The assault on the
was made on the Plevna pat
After an intellectual cannonade the
made o rush with fixed b~ayonets.
but were repulsed and retreated in disor-
der. The Turcoman cavalry attacking the
flank and rear. created such con-
lusion that when the vanguard reached the
main force In reserve. the latter was IN
to stem the tide Of retreat. and was
compelled to retire abou. forty miiss
before order could be restored. Accord
ing to private intelligence received In st.
Petersburg. the Russian loss 10 much
than the official report admits.
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~ ~
Reduced.
The Leadville process Of reducing ores
differs somewhat from the methods adopt
ed in other camps; and II the description
given in an exchange be correct. II seems
divorces, produced by . careful study OF
the like and dislike Of minerals. their Atm
tiles and antAgonisms. Audubon" says
the writer. did not more than thoroughly
and patiently search out the habits OF birds
than the smsltsrs have studied the habits
Of miners. especially - TO what company
they Bhun. For instance, here Il q piece Of
silver ore which represents the polygamous
marriage Of Mr.. Rock to six brides-Lead.
Iron and Sulphur. all plebeian maids.
and Gold. Silver and Copper, all high-born
danes. Nj. Rock Is divorced from these
six wives by putting them together In the
furnace. But still the rest OF the family. the
six wives. remain united In one metallic
mass. In order to separate these the smell
tiers take advantage of their Ikea and dis
likes. Mrs. Lead il banished by Gre. and
shortly after her affections for Mrs. Gold
II b means Of getting the latter out Of the
family and alone BY herself. The fire used
70 drive Mrs. Sulphur up the chimney and
another home. TO be welded to Mr..
SWSs $3.50 AASAe ~ s00k StuPACS 8A1G0 SUI
phurie acid or foppish and faded Mr.. Tin. Is
TO win A6sctio ms and marriage
from Mrs. Sulphur. who IL willing to wed
sven faded esntility In order 70 have 'pisn-
" Of TIM Mrs. Iron i disposed Of In some
Wy. and then Mrs. Silver u drawn from
he family BY Mrs. Lead or Mrs. Copper,
md Mrs, Copper 70 herself drawn away by
bid Mrs.. Iron. After further Assy ordssls
md esushing oppression and tossing bill
each q Of the united household IL
ed Into Independence and usefulness. Al
he ancient Roman eonqursd three fees who
pursued him BY running from them. and
thus separating them. that he might des-
troy thsm q By one 50; In smelling, the
greAt aim 4 to conquer by separating the
anitsd metals. A great man oncs said that
consisted In combining In. |
1ividual ssl6shness for the public good |
smslting consists in using the likes and
lislikes Of minerals in such . way - to |
sparste them from each other.
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EASTER N E w s.
BY
lsrEcrAL TO TzE EuREK DAILY SENTINEL.
Not in the Programme.
A MURDERER'S PLEA.
A L E

BALTIMORE. October Is.
At the Front Street Theatre, now a va
riety show, last night in the last act OF
the play OF "Roving Jack" in which q dis
charge OF musketry takes place, Q young
man named John Nelson, OF Queen Anne's
county, Q medical student at the University
OF Maryland, who was seated in the au-
dience, was fatally shot from the stage.
One Of the muskets was loaded with a bali
instead OF . blank cartridge. Nelson was
shot through the head.
A Murdererss Plea.
BosTox, October is.
Henry J. Gum, who murdered his father
q bridgewater. on September 25th. was
Arrested last evening. He claims that the
murder was Unstable. his father having
provoked him beyond endurance.
Rowing Match To-Day.
AAyvILLE. N. X. October is.
Tns attendance Of strangers 10 witness
the race between Hanlon and Courtney to-
morrow II very large. HAulon aud Court.
nsy were out early this morning, and
vowed over their respective oourses. Their
conditiou 10 hrst-class. and their appear
ancs On the lake was hailed with chsers,
The course over which the race IL to be
rowed has been buoyed, and every arrange
msnt for the accommodation OF spectators
Y being pushed rapidly, Haulon is the
fAvorits. ct 500 to SIS.
Another Railroad Accident.
- CLEVELAND, October IS.
b morning passenger train No. l, due
here at $50 A. y. from the East, on the
Lake Shore Railroad. ran into the rear end
Of . freight train at Glenville, Ohio. Three
clerks ID tht postal car ana ths engineer