The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-08-27

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there being on it at present dwelling
house and good we'll. MODS
The following motion was offered in
reference to Webster School House:
That the Committee on Building and
Real Estate be authorized to advertise
for proposals to complete the said
school house by the building of four
additional rooms to the same, the cost
Of which TO be paid out of the tax Of
1867, the Committee to report to the
BOARD before concluding the contract.
Adopted.
There being no other business before
the Board, it adjourned to meet on the
18th of October.
Two You've GENTLEMEN PAY FOR
MAKING SWEET MUsIO.-TWO young
and lovely gentlemen, Frank Robinson
and Charles RoniolS, on Friday night
last started out for high old time, and
were successful until, between 9and 10
o'clock, they came mp to the bridge cor
nef, and there making some demon-
STATIONS expressive of their mutual
and entire happiness, they were warned
by Officers ScrOggins and Price, who
happened to be in the locality, TO "run
the thing slow"
This they ngreed to do, and did do, so
long as the brass buttons were in sight,
but the guardians of the night having
gone down street, they seated them
selves in the door of Mr.. Peter Zinn's
confectionery, and commenced to imi-
tate the musical, melancholy nightin-
gale.
Their singing, however, and the song
they sung, were not appreciated by the
people Mt the Grant House opposite, who
closed the windows to keep out the dull
Get harmony At which the twain sang
so loud, and they sangso long, that the
noise reached the sensitive ears of the
officers, who had given them good adj
vice but short time before.
They We're, accordingly, arrested,
and, Saturday morning, Judge Good
fined them each ten dollars and costs.
os-
The TRoTr1Na MAToH.-A large
crowd, in which we noticed a great
many ladies, assembled Saturday af-
teFnOon nc the Fair Gronnd ON the
Island, to witness the trotting match
previously announced to take place at
. p. m.
1'he weather was NIL that could be
desired and the track, with the excep-
ton Of two or three mud holes on the
inside, was in excellent condition.
Some time after the hour named for
starting, the following entries were
made for a trot, best two in three, to
for the pacing match and the subse-
quelt trottng match were being got
ready:
Dr.. Haneher, b. g. Frank Mason.
y. M. Chambers, r. g. =" ~.
James VernonTb. g. Grant.
This race was won easily by the roam,
whose trotting was very even and
smooth all the way through. Time
lst heats minutes IS seconds; I'd heat:
2 minutes 81 seconds.
The pacing match, best two in three,
was next in order with the following
entries: =
Jas. Vernon, b. e. Dan Rice,
q. w. Blaney, spot. mare.
=. g. Stall, ,. m. Jennie Ito sulkeys)f
#. BuFl0y, bl'z &.
J. q. Campbell, pony mare.
t1rat Hent-At the second trial they
all goe away the apltLy inside and
leading little On passing the upper
turn the Pony Mare drew ahead and
was doing Beautifully, but near the
close OF the first quarter broke up and
fell behind. The bay gelding, Dan
Rice, now took the lead and kept Il all
round coming In winner Of the heat In
2,675S. Snlly End, Pony Mare 80, Spot
Mare 4 Black Geldfng 8.
Before the conclusion Of the time NE
lowed between heats the Judges left the
stand and while absent the riders n
the match undertook heat on their
own account. Passing the stand in
nua style and without any word, away
they W0nt round the course, and COM
ing up were informed that the thing
must - done over again. Tie horses
nANAnHI accordingly been pulled MP
and aponged on 3 new start was made
second Heat.-I1ls time they Fot on
beautifully, the sulkey little ahead.
nue lliin8 me curve the buy EeldIinn
took the lead until % the end OF fh6
quarter no ives g couple Of lengths ia
advance. TINS fnl,.tloli Lee main iined
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upon him. lt WIS then nip aud ito
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