The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-13
Protrncted HTeeting.
TnE FAIR-TH1nD DAY.-Yesterloy

MAI AA4o4ys HAestsant, COOL ana bH0e1nC.
During the day three sweepstakes
were contested for, rs follows:
AT 10 a. m. for trotting horses that
have never beaten $50, best ms. For
this the following entries were made:
Josephine, "byS. w. Hall of Pittsburg;
''Joe Curry, by Jos. s. Beltler. of Pitts
burg Ida Harris" by A. s. Diekey,
Of McConnellsville, Ohio. The Isl pre-
minm was ono by sIda Harris,p and
the I'd by Josephine" The heats were
as follows: ida Harris" /, 5, i, /; ''Joe
Curry" 3, 2, tdrawns +Josephine," 1,
q The time was as follow: LIST heat,
2Sl; I'd heat, 2;5S1<; Sd heat, use; 18th
heat 2:5a.
AT Up. m. for fastest trotting stallion
in harness, dash of two miles. For this
the following entries were made: Joe
Curry" by j. S. Beitler, of Pittsburg;
'.SOrrel Bashaw," by j. L. Stephens, of
Marietta. The LIST premium was won
by "Joe Curry" and the I'd was award.
ed to ''Sorrel Bashaw,' on account of
the match being so closely contested
onlyonepremium usually beIngawarTi-
ed when but two entries are made.
At p n, for fastest pacing horses
under the saddle, best 3 in 5. For this
the fol- owing entries were made: .tSal-
lie" by ]. C. Campbell, Jr., of Ohio
county, subsequently withdrawn /;
Sleepy Daye,r by F. a. Liunpinr. Of
Graysville. Ohio; Crank PIERCE, of
Wheeling, by H. Pennington; George
cOPperbOttom, . by j. a. Corduroy, of
Sharon, Ohio: "Charles Shattruclz, y
by Felix Lafferty, of Pittsburgh. The
first premium was awarded to Charles
,Shhttruek''andthe 9dto SLEEPY Dave. p
The time made was as follows: 2.4s1S.
2=sIlz, 9.s4sS. &se2.
Between sweepstakes animals were
exhibited In classes B and C.
The premiums awarded to cattle and
sheepwill be announced today.
To-day the programme will be as fol-
lows for sweepstakes:
TIN A. h.-oPES TO rRoTT1Ha HORSES
THAT HAVE NEVER BEATES go,
- REST IN 5.
E1rst premium not less than.........,...:S5O
Second /" IS "a .............. "a
TwoP. N.-TRoTTINs HORSES m HAIR
NESS, NILE HEATS, nest 5 ~ 5.
First premium not less than. ......... $500
Second - - JO6
Between sweepstakes to-day WIN
take place nm exhibition of animals in
the different elasses. 57.lz
The crowd yesterday was very large,
both in themorning and afternoon. Ow-
ing to the excellent police arrangement
on the ground, not disturbance oc-
CURED that we are aware Of.
To-day viii be the last and best day
of the fair, and We confidently antici-
pate large crowd and a fine display OF
stock. 5Aizs
! CIRCUIT CouRT-JHdge C1Ldpeu Pre-
siding.-Circuit court met yesterday
morning at o'clock.
Louis Steubenrauch, charged viii,
extorting money from Simon H. Won
derlich, on a threat Of accusation OF
crime, was admitted to bail in the sum
Of 81 200, and his case continued until
the next term of the court. Alex. Car
SON is the security.
7 Walter Conway, accused of petty
larceny, was brought into court and
admitted to balm thesum Of 500, with
VIM. Wiley as security.
The Witnesses in the Ste1benrauch
case were recognized in the sum of 500
each to appear at the next term Of the
Court. 'i.-5 - :.
The civil docket for the day was call
ed, and n number OF cases were eontin-
ueIl 20 the next term of the Court.
Among the cases set for to-day is that
Of Smith Mcdonald, who sues for use
of VIM. D. Mems administrator rss.
Cummins and drummer. This Is a case
Of much notOFiety, and considerable
Interest Is manifested in it. About Any
witnesses have been summoned.
The Court adjourned at noon, hold.
Ing only half days session. 1t meets
to-day at 9o'clock. IA -, =
e. RrvRR.-The river was slowly falling
! yesterday, with about four feet in the
channel. '.e'i as'i
b The FoTeSt. CITY and F'inaHeier passed
down from Pittsburgh. lF 7
The Ne.g State and Bdydrf LETT in the
morning for ParkesbnFg. The former
carried out the ministers going to Par
kersburg in ATTENDANCE on the Presby-
thrian Synod TO meet in that city.
The regular packets came and went
as usual, carrying good trips for the
fair.
Door PLATES. MI. ]. P. Robinson. of
this city, called on us yesterday with a
new door plate, with which he proposes
supplying those Of our citizens who de-
sire such an article. The plate Is yerv
neat and substantial; and supplies the
place and looks about as well as a sfl.
YER plate, and yet costs only about one
eighth as much. We recommend Mr.
Robinson TO our citizens, and hone thew
viii patronize him literally.
BonY FouNp. Yesterday morning
the body OF Mr.. VIM. Gass, who wos
drowned on last Friday night near
Wellsbprg, was recovered at Boynan,s
coal works, short distance below
Wellsburg. The Henry Logan brought
down fromwellsburg a coroner's Jury to
hold an inquest ON the body, but we
did not learn their verdict.
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AT THE M'LURB HOUsE.-Quite a
number ofarmy officers are at the NJ
Lure House. attending the fair, among
whom are Surgeon Bliss, Medical NJ
rector OF the Middle Military Depart..
ment; Capt. J.P. Hart, A.A.LG., District
ofWcst Va; Capt. G. w. Harrison. A
2.M., eumbefland. Nd; and Lieut.