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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-09
sneoIaI Notices.

T AUGHLiNs INFANT CORDIAL,
fosChIldrcn TeethIng, sotsens the. gums.
alIaSS thep Hin, reduces inaEmatlG controls tne
boGtis, enTing summer complaint dysentesy'
eSiISFSn Of a delicate Constitution, sfe. apt p
,nss.s n ore ann the robust because dcntihoq 10
protfaetSf and early cutting Of the teeth more e
X tSsfed ttRn late. Much 10 70 be Apprehended
SToTsIoosercRs OF the bowels, that 10 OF an ex'
reSSiy6 Character. Moderate loOseness often 70.
moves more dangerous affections, but when i
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting and
Vreat pFUBu1tiou, then It should be kept in con-
trol, and for this purpose We remark, that the
Infant Cordial Is particularly adapted, and when
used will act with the most happy eject.
Mothers will and It very valuable. The child
will be relieved, get into . gentle sleep, and
wake MP cheerful, happy and, fe9llnG conf
We guarantee each bottle, and will refund the
price Of every bottle not doing - We represent
Price Is cents par 6ottls. Sod By air druggists.
LAUGHLIN BR0THBRsE 60, Props, -,
1Fo Nueeu"kI W. 10
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TuE DISPUTED CABLE BUILT has
Just transpired that the dispute between
the State Department and the Atlantic
Gable Company over an unpaid bill for
telegraphic tolls arose In singular blum
der on the part Of Secretary Seward. 1t
seems that during the progress OF negotia.
tons for the annexation OF st. Thomas,
Mr.. Seward invented a secret cipher Of
figures for the purpose Of cheapening the
cost Of telegraphing, but MISUNDERSTANDING
the rules for counting figures, he so ar.
ranged his cipher that 1t was actually
more expensive than the use Of full writ.
ten words. But this was not discovered
at the time, and when the State Depart
ment called for n settlement there was
found to be- wide discrepancy between
It's own record and the bill as presentd by
the Cable Company. Payment was con-
seQuently refused, and the claim has been
heard by the Court Of Claims, butthe de.
cision y yet withheld. The, amount in
volved Is about sixty thousand dollars.
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WHEELINGlTEs AMONG THE SAINTS
In the Salt Lake City Herald Of April 20,
we find the following among the hotel ar
rivals ut the Townsend House: r. II.
Cummins, Mrs. L. DeIaplain, James Rig
by, G. Oglebsy, E. Zane, =. Mcclellan, d.
l.. OFT, Mrs. Gen. Crook, J. J. Jacob, G.
". Carroll, Dr.. E. Hildreth, DR.. John
Frizzell, Mrs, DR.. John Frizzell, John T.
Frizzell, oil Of Wheeling. We find also
the names OF former residents Of Wheel.
Ing, ]. W. Paxton and A. c. Paxton, Of
Philadelphia, .a..
From the Herald Of the Both Of April,
we take the following:
In TowS-Among the latest arrivals
in town Is Hon. s. NCC lellan, exMayor Of
Wheeling, West Virginia, whose term o
office expired last February. The gentle
man is making brief stay and Is CUES
at the Townsend House. We wish hin
pheasant visit.
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THE recommendation Of John Quincy
Adams that it would be well for the
Democratic party to be a little Democratic
has not favorably impressed the leaders OF
that organization. They dare notplace
themselves on the platform Of equal rights,
which the theory Of the Democratic party
demands and which its practice steadily
refuses. With the name Democratic it is
automatic, exclusive, reactiouary; and its
organs dare not, to-day, take ground upon
the real issues before the country, or to
abandon those that are practically settled,
and upon which they are sure to be de-
iealed.
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TO CREDITORS.

70 EH CREDITORS or sRRASfIAN LuTz. DECD.
InpurSuAnce Of decree Of tho Circuit Court Of
the county Of Ohio, In the State Of West Virgin.
ID, made IN cause therein pending to subject the
real estate OF the said Sebastian LutS, deceased,
to the payment Of his debts, you are required to
missioner, Of his once on Ath street, In Wheel.
Ing. In said county, on Or before Monday, the 9Th
day Of June, 1871. TT
wltncss, samuel B. MeColloch, Clerk Of said
Court, this 18th day OF April 1871. fE
SAMlL B, NCC0LL0CH, Clerk.
WHEAT & FoRBEs, Att'yS for Plaintiff
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.Irwas the Ns~ Nation, not the Nation
which was edited by Gen. CLUsERET after
his retirement from service on Gen. FIRE.
uoSr's Staff. The Nsw Nation was be.
loved Of the gods and died young.
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Auction Sales.
~ AAINST., MTtdsrs Block, WAsellAd, ". Ia,
Commencing on TUESDAY. May 0.

A large consignment Of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, combating Of est0I England, French
and German broad and narrow Wooden Cloths, all
shades and colorS, French, RnglIsh and Scotch
Fancy TWeed1 and 'CaSaiHietes, Fuf'baek NOS
COW and EsqulmOu1 SBeaYers, Chlnchlllas, Vest
ings, Cloakings, &e.; also Scotch, French and
German Paisley, Cashmere, Queensland and other
fashionable and desirable Sbawla. DRESS GOoDs
m great variety, such Is heavy black and colofed
sinks, SGtihS, irish and Lyons P0pllns, Gll.Wool
Nerinos, Delalnes, Satin Cloths, ScEgeS; elegant
imported PlsidS, Empress Cloths, &c, &C. A
very rich and rare assortment OF Lyons SILK Vel.
vets, VelVeteens, and fine SILK Plush Suitings,
Prints, BeaehRd and Unhleaehed MQslina, ffom
Ito yards wide. A large line Of English and
American Blankets, FtannelS, ladies', Gents
and ChFldrenis Hosiery, Gloves. &c; together
with very choice and well selected stock Of
Velvet, Brussels, Kldd9unInster, Tapestry and
Ingram CarpetInR, House Rugs, DamaSk and
Nottingham Lacc Curtains, Table and other LIN
ems, &C., from medium to finest imported, and .
variety Of other goods too numerous 10 mention.
Sale to continue from day to day until the en-:
tire stock Is disposed Of Tho whole to be sold
without reserve In lots to suit all, FOB CASH.
Sales To commence Gt 10A.M n, 2 and u past Pm.
my3dAW .. .f...
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TOr1CE TO CREDITORS.

TO TuE cRRDrroRS or J. n. znMER, DECD.
In pursuance Of decree Of tho Circuit Court
Of the county OF Ohio, In the State Of West Wiz.
giniR, made In elnse therein pending 10 subject
the real estate Of the saidJ. n thinner, deceased,
to the payment Of his debts, you arc required to
mer for adjudication 70 Geo. b Caldwell, Com.
missioner, II hlA once on 4th street, next door
70 Court House. in Wheeling, IN said county, on
or before Tuesday, th06th day Of June, 1871.
Witness Samuel B. MeCoiloeh, Clerk Of said
Court, this 18th day OF April, 1911.
" SAN'L B. McCOLLOCH, CLERK.
WHEAT q FORBRS, AttyB for the parties.
hblBp EHElT- at .a
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PLANT sunhowers, Il there Is any place
about your house where water Is thrown
out and likely to become malarious. This
plant has the power Of absorbing malaria
and purifying tho atmosphere. This I'D.
vico b meant for country folk.
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PRO.
I poSals will DO received at The Office Of ,hr
West Virginia Penltcntiary at MOundsvlllc, wrtl
day Of May, 1871, for 1000 perches OF hubble and
400 pcrChes Of dimension stone, all 10 he Of good
building quality. The dimension stone 10 be
such as the superintendent may direct, and sui
table for courses from one loot four inches TO ORu
foot eight inches, and from one foot To one foot
six inches bed, and from three feet to ELK feet
long. The stone 10 be delivered on the PenItCn
quifed.
Bids will he received for rubbIO stone, as above
required, In lots Of 900 pcrches, or more, and Tor
dimension stone In lots Of 100 perches, or more.
Parties desiring TO makOprOposAls will address
THO9. J.. SHALLCROSS,
Sup't. At M0undsVllle, ". Va.
By order Of board Of Directors myh
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Dir. JAMES E. WHARTON, has LEFT Par
kerburg and gone to Mansfield, Ohio
where he will reside with his daughter
Mrs ALGEH.
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mo THE CREDITORS OF THE Es.
l. TATE OF ANDREwJ J. GTLLESPiE, decd.
In pursuance Of q decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Ohio county, State OF West Virginia; made In
q cause therein pending TO subject any Real Ea.
tate of,the s9ld Andrew ]. Gillespie, deco, to the
payment Of his debts, ron are required 10 pre-
sent your elAnE % alnat the said Andrew ]. Gll-
lespie, Decd for adjudication, to GIBSoN l.
CRANNER Commissioner In ChSneery, at bis
office In said county, on or before the Tth day Of
June, A. D. 1871.
Witness, Samuel B. MeColloch. Clerk Of GAId
Court, this Ath day Of April, A. D. 1871,
SAMUEL B. MCCOLL0CH, Clerk.
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NO MORE FooI.TRAPs!

T6lsts the cry OF Thousands who have had their
heads poisoned and their hair ruined BY theLHAD
and su1rHuR abomInations with which specula.
torS have sought to supereede a tr't. tch0'e'OWe
and perfect Dr.. -
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye
has had It's sales doubled by these netArIOus At
tenpts at competition. From every Stats, coun'
y, city, and township In the Union orders fol
this Standard Dye arc continually pouring In.
IT NEVER MISSES FIRE,
but always produces the shade desired, and Il
immediate in It's e-ects. The most delightful
dressing to use After dysIpg the hair, 70
cRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREVENTATIVE,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Andrew nl"', S!!!s,''', ''a' on.no.rg.
In the cireuit Court Of Ohio county, West Vlr-
By virtue OF decree rendered In the above
cause on the Sth day Of April, 1871, will on the
SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, A. D. 1871,
at my office on the N. 3. corner OF Fourth and
Monroe streets, In the city Of Wheeling, proceed
to ascertain and report what debtS Of the aid
Andrew ]. Gillespie, decd, still remain unpaid,
II any there be, with the prioEitles. and also tho
present value Of the dover interest Of the said
Cecilia Gillespie In the proceeds Of the sale Of
the Real Estate, and also the indebtedness Of
said Cecilia Gilleapiat Bad estate II any, or the
Indebtedness the said estate 10 the said Cecilia
Gillespie, II any, aud any other matters deemed
pertinent BY himself, or which may DO specially
required by any Of the partieS In interest.
GIBSON L. CRANMRR,
Ap25Tu Commissioners.
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HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye 10 the 6tst IN ne World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable, and Ilslantane-
OF Unpleasant odor. The genuine W. A. Batch!
elpr'S HaIr, Dye produces IMMEDIATELY 3
splendid Black or Natural Brown. Docs not
stain the skin, but leaves tho Hair Clean, son
and Beautiful. The only safe and perfect Dye.
Sold by all Druggists. Factory l6 Bond street,
New York. jAn27e0dAW
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MONDAY. thc aal DAY d May. 1s1I.

II said Taxes are not paid on or before the III
day Of June, 1871, tie penalties prescribed by tie
Revenue law for non.payment will be imposed.
Taxes assessed within other counties Of The
First Collection District, West Va, may he paid
at my. Office ~ any time from and after The 9Th
day Of May D. +. KELLEY,
.E'gl Collector
WHEELING, May 4, 1871. myS
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THRUST sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
Il Deed OF Trust executed 70 mo by the Nor
way Iron Manufacturing Company bearing dato
January 9Th, 1858, (and recorded In Book %,
p4ge 393) shal proceed 70 sell at the front door
Of the Court Houtc Of Ohio county, State Of
XeAt Virginia, on L--l.-. ".-- w.
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MONDAY, tho l0th day Of July, 1871,

MONDAY, tho 10Th day OF July, 1B1l,
TO the llRhOat bidder, the following described
property, (All being ID tho county OF Ohio and
State Of West Virginia. viz: Lots numbered q
10, 49, IA. IS and I6, In square a. In the town OF
South Wheeling. Also, coal lots numbered %,
q and %. according TO Plat Of said town. Also,
lots numbered s. Q, T. 8, ia, u, q, % and ~ Also
10, 49, %, "a and II, In square IS, town Of eonth
Wheeling, together with the RnRinet, Machinery,
Tools, Bllldings, Fixtures and oil other improve
mcnts upon the said lots Of ground Uormerly
known % the Washington Mil ptopeftyu on the
following terms FlfSt A sufficient amount In
cash TO pay 1ye thousand dollars, being the bal
ancc on note due December 10th, 1870, with In
terest on same from December 18th, 1870. Also,
interest on other i've thousand .dollArs from De-
cember 18th, 1870, to January 2lSt, 1871, Also,
one motto dlo Juno 18Th, 1871, for nine hundred
dollars and interest from June 10th, 1871 tOgether
with expense Of sale. Second. Bonds With ap'
proved security and Deed Of Trust on property
sold, ono payable December 18th, 1871, ten thou
sand dollars; ono payable December, 10Th, l5Il,
nine hundred dollAts; one payable June 18Th, lsIS
slK hundred dollars; ono payable December 18th,
ts19, ten thousand dollare; one payable Deeem'
Der 10Th, 1871, SIX hundred dollars; one payable
June 18th, 1873, three hundred dollars; one pay
able December 18th, 1873, ten thousand dollars,
and one payable December 10th, 1919, three hun
dred dollars. Third. The balance, after paying
the foregoing sumB, 10 DO paid In equal install.
mentA at six, twelve and eighteen months, with
interest nom day Of sale.
WHEHLrNa, May Q. 1871. my9
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.T.OsT-ON SATURDAY MORN.
IL ING, In or near the Market House, plain
Gold Ring, marked JIM. O. to 8. n. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving It at this
office. my8
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PRO.
L POSALS will DO received At the store Of
John ReFrlll, or address Of Y. Ball, Pastor II. 3.
Church, TFiAdelphlA, until Tuesday Of O'Clock,
May y, 1911. for the carpenter work, lumber,
hardware, nails, wrought lroA work, painting,
glASs and glazing Of the NJ. e. Church
Plans and specifications to DO seen at the store
OF John Ferrill, TIlAdelphia, on and AlIer Tues
i,y8 y. BALL.
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INCOME TAX NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the United State,
Income Taxes Tor the year 1870, and the Special
Taxes, or Licenses, for tho year ending May lst
1871, assessed within and for the county Of Ohio
and State Of West Virginia, will DO due aud pay.
able 10 me at my office, In tho Custom House,
Wheeling, on 'af H"FId
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NeVyzAdvertIsenne J,

- ST. MATTHEWS, CHURCH.
uASzh Service, Holy Communion ard oEdi.
hation to the Priesthood Of lO1sf 4. H.to-day.
my9 LIZ u q
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IrWTANTRD CARPENTERS AND,
IVY LabofeFS2 to hame and maize Market
street Bridge.
my5 j. N. MALONRY, sup't.
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OE1A = - <4A4t NpASStS
Samuel Mcclellan, George A sE.,.,o.,
s. 5. y u h EESSSS.A'ln Ii NJ Sf7 Reilly
This company now having been organized I'VE
years, and In that time done successful buslhess
% etll prepared To take risks at tatr rates on
Buildings OF al kinds, Merchandise, Aanuactnt
Ing Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, 7 ~
CargoeS on the Western Rivers and LAkss. La'
company oflefs superior inducements Y T EAln
ers, whereby they can DO insured on DWellinEs;
Furniture, Barns and contents for or 0 YEAR,
reduced rates. This being State Company VII"
The Largest Cash Capital Paid In,
And surplus Of any company in the State; GnS
composed Of some ninety. four gtOck hodern, HUs'
OF whom arc among our best business men men,, ~
eommendS itself to the favorable eonsldeLaa"A
Of the lnSlring public, and SOllcits their paGU,
age. Applications for insurance will be ptoIp
~ attended to ct their Once, No. % AontQs e. o.
Of OF their several agences throughout me eS'
SAMtL MCCLELLAN, President
GEO. NENDBL, Vice President
Q. II. o0EN, Sec'y. ,,m
A. L. WILEY, General Agent. ieO''
WEST VA INSURANCE Mu COMFY
CAPITAL. $16o.ooO'
Takes risks Of the lowest rates on Bulld!hgsm
Al kinds, Furniture, Household Goods, heIeHAH
dlee and Goods In Transit
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A God.forsaken Country.

From the b4ltlEuoLg hAttlSAHs
Alaska cost the United States seven
millions Of DOLLAR, and Judging from the
official report ofits population, resources
and climate, in q report made by Major
John @. Tidball and Major 2. Fl. Luding.
ton % the Secretary Of War, we should
Judge that it would be q good investment
TO pay Russia twenty millions to take it
back.
The entire Industrial pursuits OF Alaska
are confined to fishing, collecting !urs and
traficing, and for the past year yielded
the following results:
FISH OIL ......,'..',''..'.' '''''''''''SG tSS
Salmon. -. 51' IN
Total :. !. (. -. ....... .&s6.sOO
The pay Of the officers and men OF the
navy per annum, on duty at Alaska, Is
stated at $40 G36. The cost OF the sta.
lion IS about 500, 900 more, thus showing
The cost to the United States is about
$4,000 per annum more than the entire
produce of the archipelago from all
sources of industrial pursuits. The worst
oft Is that both in population and indus
tries there has been q steady decrease
since the Russians lelt, carrying with
them all the population that was good
for anything, and leaving about three
hundred paupers, who have to be fed by
the government TO keep them from star
walton.
The coal that was represented to be SO
abundant Is undoubtedly very plentiful,
but 1t has been found upon trial good for
nothing, and the attempts tomine 1t have
been abandoned, as It had previously
been abandoned by the Russians. Major
Tid6all says that the Russians, after max.
ing great efforts 10 colonize Alaska, had
given II up as a hopeless task before ten.
dering it 10 the United States for purchase,
adding TINT ''many persons, believing that
there might be something in 1t, came,
looked, and went away again"
The whole present population OF Alaska
speaking any European tongue does not
exceed six hundred, and the Indian pop
ulation is about eighty-three hundred.
The tabular statement OF the census taken
by Lieutenant D. A, Lyle gives the ages
sex, occupation and condition Of tour
hundred OF the white inhabitants, with re-
marks as 10 the character Of each, and
the condition Ofitheir houses. A more
complete record Of destitution, wretched.
ness and prostitution could not be found
in any other part Of the habitable globe.
Opposite the names oil about One-third oil
the females is affixed the word "prostitu.
ton" and 10 the houses Of more than one
half "filthy, dirty and destitute" and tG
| o,hnry o,,cL ornnIIiotinna "a uXynrthInsa
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GERMAN FAT NEWS ASSOCIATION.

Cause Of German COrnency-Thc Object oi
tae As-u Heavy fieu.
It's wen Known fact 1nlt Gsmbrinus is the
yp,trOn saint or etne Germans both In the Old and
New World That benelactoro OF uerman mankind
Ae credited with having fnrelted lager beer by
Arewing IL for thcarsG Time on. OF malt terminated
Apc driou aarley). hops Gn1 water. The
Germans everywhere beieye in lager beer,
colsideriDg 1t means OF civilization.
III is doubtless 10 shem u mann SOURCE Of enjoyment
n Their social gatherings But N hselr lager Ieer
Sanseaningess beverage, rendering g man drink
fDg u Gun, lazy sleepy, ana, u ne drinks much
Of n. intoxicated. Formerly it was Tie general be.
lie. among the Germans mat lager Aeer created
bodily strength. But teat error was daitroseG by
their lercwned chemist Justus Won Let IL, about
,wenty ytars ago, vino. by doing So causai quite o
SIR ameng The beer drinkers vi Gelmany
re mas nrst propourded and pronh the
theofy Mai lager beer docs not create
Dut only at and nothing bit fat. This the. reasoH
whi lean lnor are not 30 numerous among ia GER
maDs OF this country as thcy are among naive
Americans, especially III the Eastern States. The
street NC OF sIierlcan cities and especially OF this
metropols teaches PLAINLY ihat in rhis coun try
come So boweye' not only by drinking lager bee g.
wi'h plenty OF good and rich food. An underIed
lager Deer GTlnker WIZ never BECOME fat. While
tat IGcn as rule arc jolly and good natI,,e fellows
The German ut msl OF this city formed an associ.
aion last year, smiIsr to thal OF Their native Imeri
can c0rpu.enI brethren admitting only members 10
" weighing each al least two hundred pounds
They Ield target shooting picnic aud summer
night festival in one OK the pleasure parks Of tins
,ry. enjoying themselves 10 Their hearts content In
manner suitable TO lhelr INDUSTRIOUS bodies, or
rather plump bellies. yne whole oyect OF
snltng the tastes Of The members, win
plenty 70 eat and TO drink, every year. The
association numbers about fifty members, weighing
from 2l7 10 2g3 pounds each. A preliminary mfe.-
tne was held by number OF members nj No. a.
avenue last p,ght, Mr.. Adam Brandt weighing
~ pounds presiding aRd MI. fr.g Hammer tweiRh
5ng 40 rourhs acting as secretary IL was resolved
90 ho}n general meeting Of the association next
"Wednesday. 10 invite the ole and neY members 70
u and 10 hx me TINE, place and arrep gements O,
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Marine Disasters.

BASK sITKA from New Orleans for Havrs, wrecked Of
bales Of cotton taken from wreck dry the re.
mandeT was badly damaged and must be sold.
BARK YOKOHAMA, Paul, from New ork for Anjer,
which put into Rio Janeho In Distress voyage
18th u.t, having repaired.
BRIG ARNOLD (NG), Lengcr from Acaiutla for New
York; before reported Janero In dsress cleared 9th
ult for destination, having repaired.
BRIG GEO BKrPY Of Daparsco,ta, from GEORGETOWN,
DC, with coal. for Boston, ashore Shoveul Shoai
night OF 18th inst WTcckers employed In getting her OF
soHR ONEIDA, from Boston for Philadelphia, ashore at
sgnan. has been condemned and Skipped OF sss rigging
q material.
scyR MANY COLLINS from Savannah ipr Doboy recently
ashore on South Breakers, got OF The At INST with
loss OF Eart OF her shoe.
soBs GsonGE souIIEs, Of Camden, NJ, is ashore on
Shovefnl sbcal.
Newport, Iost hey D daring the SIS Gale night Of fbe l1th
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FLEETWOOD PARK.

The trots announced to come Off yesterday were
postponed until Friday, with the exception OF the
unfinished or Tuesday That, with the three
minute trot and the FOR the 1926 purse viii take
place to-day
Pools were sold on these contests last night at the
rooms OF Messrs. Marshall Il johnson, Broadway
and Twenty.elghth street, and the betting among
the sporting fraternity, there gathered in large
numbers, was OF the most exciting character. BE-
side the unfinished 2:3s race and the three minute
and 1926 purses there was much speculation on the
'rree fer all purse" The following win give an ex-
ceent idea OF the prevailing leeing:-