davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-12
Fresh butter is plentiful at treaty .dv'
cents per pound.
The Market.
(ccnEcrEs by COLE 4 ROBINSON. J

EXCELSIOR Mill, October II.
No. ! White Wheat 81 As; No. /
Red Wheat 81 IS.
Old Corn Goa 65 cents; new Corn 40
cents per bushcl.
Flour--A $3.50; XXX IS 90; Xxx
81 SO; X $675 per barrel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-12

Some Of the knowing ones predict that
pork will not be m,re than Eve cents per
pouud this fall Taking everything else
into consideration. it should not be more
than that nov; but our butchers persist in
asking 10 aud l2A.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-12

TlcKgrs There is nothing like getting
out your election tickets early. The town.
ships will send 10 their nominations at oucc
50 that the township ticket can be placed
upon the regular ticket. Aud If you de-
sire US to priut the tickets, we are ready to
print them at once. Our terms are s.
per 900, cash down.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-12

Very TRuE. How much would neigh.
bors rise in beauty, il all should lay aside
habits Of criticism, and neighborhood scan-
dal, and petty feuds. and radicule! And
ifmeu should study the things that make
for happiness, everybody trying to make
everybody else happy, xhat /. revolution
there would be
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-12
WEST VIRGINIA:

AT an adjourned meeting of,he Board Of su.
perviAors Of Mason County, held NJ the Court
Hone thereof, on the 26th day Of June lsll.
Upon motion Il is ordered that an addition.
al place Of voting b. established in Arbuckle
township at the School House in school dis.
lricl No 6. Copy Trs'e:
sept 2l-4w u H.oR.,HOWARD, Clerk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-12

SMOKY. Last Friday afternoon was ex-
tremely smoky, and so dense as to render
artificial light necessary 1t had not that
peculiar sulphurous scent that would in
duce one believe it came from the lover
regions, nor anything that would make us
believe that it came from above; but new
er,helcss it vas smoky, aud must have
come from somewhere.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-12

We direct attention u the advertise
meut Of the "Casnucopia" Saloon, in this
issue. Here will be found at all times
tho very best article Of Ale, Beer, &C., al.
so fre,b oyster.. and everything else that
is coed TO cat, The proprietor Of this sa-
loon will give free luncs next Saturday
evening.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-12

Mr.. John Franz, has removed to this
place from Pomeroy, and has taken possess.
ion Of the Franz House. formerly Sclbe
House. The house is now open for the
reception ofthc public.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-12

We understand that a stranger under.
took to work bis way across the river near
eight mile Monday, aud not knowing Of
the offsets as consequence found him
self laundering in deep water, and had to
swim ovk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-12

One evening last week. the 9TH street
suspension bridge, over Wheeling creek,
gave way, killing seven or eight persons
outright and wouudiug many others We
see BY the Wheeling papers that many Of
the wounded are recovering
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-12

pork will not be m,re than Eve cents per
pound this fall Taking everything else
into consideration, it should not be more
than that nov; but our butchers persist in
asking 10 aud l2k
Gallinippers, or species Of mastodeu
mosquito, find this weather rather too
freezing for their fervid natures. They
have accordingly left without settling their
bills
The fall Of the year has commenced an
usually early. Although the mass Of the
foliage is still green grass plats and side.
walks are spriukled sitd 'scrc and yellow
leaves
CURLING, preparatory 70 putting down o
brick pavement. is being placed CD the
South side of First Street, ,.....,,s.,,--.-..t.,
MARRIED AT the residence Of the
brides father. September 2S,h, by Rev j.
l.. HensIey, Mr.. Ira A. Hall aud Miss
Fannie Finnican. All Of New Haven
On the same day BY the same, at Pom.
eroy, Ohio, Mr.. Rober. R Nlineus. Of
Balen, Ky and Miss Mary A. Kunlz, Of
Pomeroy.
Mother Wiuslow. Of Canton, M.iue.
aged one hundred and FIVE years is claim.
ed as the oldest Methodist in the country
il not 10 tue world
Never let the opportunity Of procuring
a subscriber for the Register pass by you
Send in your subscriptions and gladden. the
eVltOT uc0FC.
Advertisements and COMMUNICATIONS
crowded out this week will appear neg,
week.
Bad colds prevsil--of course no one ever
had good one.
The absorbing topic Of conversation just
now, is Railroads.
Expectant farmers have been disappoin
ted in regard to rain.
->~-~----------~-----~
Fresh butter is plentiful at tseaty.dve
ceots per pound.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-12
a.sY YOUR BLOOD
AT ONCE.

W1.r,u, 'tr Poke Root grows. Il has a iccsl
traprN ~ recurring !tiu usar'sin. and M Blood
5FGair N lnr .Irng the early shoots are used
i u nisfi IS Of "pitcns," because Of their
il.aRt u lilis With MI this local rep.
& I'D, vi. l,t.;, fr "rf distinguished Physicians
DH i;ai Wilson " Hunt, Griflits,
.b.1.! al j VIII, have tested is medical
astUr ~ 4 rlel BY the Fofc.slon
n ar'r " pilsl dwl,n' Of y proper mp
.r.t '.i mc.,ts, ~ . knowledge Of tile
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-12

Gallinippers, or species Of mastodeu
mosquito, find this weather rather too
freezing for their fervid natures. They
have accordingly left without settling their
bills
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-12

MARRIED AT the residence Of the
brides father, September 2S,h, by Rev J.
l.. HensIey, Mr.. Ira A. Hall aud Miss
Fannie Finnican. All Of New Haven
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-12

Mother Wiuslow. Of Canton, M,ine.
aged one hundred and FIVE years is claim.
ed as the oldest Methodist in the country
Il not 10 tue world
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-12

The absorbing topic Of conversation just
now, is Railroads.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-12

On the same day BY the same, at Pom.
oroy, Ohio, Mr.. Rober. R Nlineus. Of
Balen, Ky, and Miss Mary A. Kunlz, Of
Pomcroy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-12

Never let the opportunity Of procuring
a subscriber for the Register pass by you
Send in your subscriptions unl gladden. the
editors heart.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-12

This preparation
Is tho bc I Altcr.
s,iyc and Tonic
known furRcrN
nla, n er0fw'
Sons TuillOrS,
krrO flu ! Ous
ID eases Of
the Ewes. Or
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-10-12

Advertisements and communications
crowded out this week will appear neg,
week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-03
CHICAGO


- AsAN -
The directors of the Chicago & North
western Railroad have reelected the FOL
lowing officers John F. Tracy, Presi
dent; II. L. Sykes, Vice President; A. L
Prilchard, Secretary and Treasurer, and
]. B, Redheld, Assistant Secretary. Nc
changes were made in other offices, Geo
O. Dunlap remains General Manager, and
John l.. 6oult, General Superintendent
Geo. l.. Dunlap, who had been reelected
director, resigned, and B. F. Allen, oil Des
MOines, was elected in his place. VIM.
Il. Terry, Of Chicago, was elected director
in place Of John B. Tanner, deceased.
This morning Bishop Whitehuuse form.
ally passed the sentence Of degradation on
Rev. Charles f. CLANCY. Mr.. CLANCY
was not present. The Bishop made a
brief address TO the clergy and members
Of the Standing Committee present, stating
tnat bis hope had been that he would be
spared the painful necessity which now
presented itself for the first time in his
long episcOpate of deposing, after trial,
one of his clergy. After which he pro-
ceeded to read the centcnce. Mr.. Cha.
ney's congregation still sustain him and
he will continue TO conduct services in
Christ church as usual,
The veteran fireman, U, P. Harris, died
here this afternoon, aged 50 years, lie
came to Chicago from New York in 1S45
and subsequently occupied the position of
City Treasurer; he was afterwards elected
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Department
for three terms; in 1850 he was appointed
Chlet Fire Marshal, and filled that posi-.
tion till 1860. m.a.
The annual conference of the New
Jerusalem Sweedenborgcn Ministers Of
the United States met in this city
today Rev. u. r. Hibbard presid.
ed. Papers were read rs follows: BY
Rev, F. Sewell, "the Temptation in the
Wilderness" by Rev. W. II. Bemade,
"the Relation OF the Divinity of our Lord
TO this Humanity" by Rev. J. II.
Pettee, "the Ordination OF Minister'S"
Rev. j, B. Stewart, "atfrontry service and
the office ol marriages" Aspecial commit.
tee presented q report upon general In.
vitalion to the Lords Supper, arguing
against general invitation.
The General Convention of the New
Jerusalem Church will meet here June
9th. II Is expected that there will be
200 delegates present from all parts of
the United States.
Rev. Ludwig Maria Fink, Roman
Catholic, will be conCecrated Bishop In
part in this city, on the 1lth inst He
will take the position ol coadjutator to the
Vice Apostolic Of Cansas. ,a'
William Cullen Bryant Is at Princeton,
Illinois, on d visit 10 his brother, Hon.
John II. Bryant. lie was to speak before
the graduating class Of the high school
there this afternoon. On Monday next he
leaves for New York. 1.r rr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-03
MINOR TELEaRAMs.

The Italian Chamber Of Deputies has
resolved to pass ell urgent bills prior 10
the removal Of the capital to Rome.
"A Turkish loan Of six million pounds
sterling has been concluded, payment Of
which Is guaranteed by the Egyptian tri.
butte. ..f
Discussions in the Portuguese Cortes
have shown that the ministry are in the
minority upon marine affairs. A dissolu-
tion has been ordered, and new elections
will be held in July.
Tucson, Arizouia, dates of May 90 re:
pert that the Apache band, recently routed
and driven over the Mexican line, return.
ed armed with Henry rifles and needle
guns, committing numerous murders:
Its stated that contrary TO general
expectations John P. Hale Is recovering
bis long impaired health, and that bis
friends In New Hampshire think of put
ting him in the political field once more,
The diplomas to the graduating
classes Of midshipmen, at the Naval
Academy, will be delivered to the Mon.
day class, which sails from Annapolis,
June l2, In the United States steamer
Saratoga and Constellation, which have
been retltted and repaired for the purpose.
They 20 frst to New York, and thence
go TO Halifax.
AN Imperial decree orders that the
18th Of June be observed throughout
Germany as a day Of thanksgiving.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-03
NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YoRK, June :

NEW lOHhI Juno .
VIM. L. Dodge was appointed yester
day commissioner TO estimate the assess
ment in place Of A. 7. Stewart, but
declines the offered position and sails TO-
morrow for Europe. Its said that Judge
Hilton will receive the office,
An action to recover 81 454 was re-
Gently brought by the United States
against Gen. s. II. Roberts, late Postmas-
ter of Brooklyn, for deficiency found In
his accounts when his term Of office ex-
pired. Yesterday the case came up in the
u. s. Circuit Court, and the defendant
having failed to appear the case went by
default.
The arrival Of emigrants was larger last
month than during any previous month
this year. Nearly every week from five to
six thousand landed at Castle Garden,
The majority oil these were Irish and Ger
mans. The next in point of numbers was
last month, the arrivals ng43,4 |, max.
ing n, ,10l thus far this year. In May oil
last year 40,829 arrived, making u tOtalTIp
to the end Of that month OF $3.50.
Arrived, the Iowa, from Liverpool,
The Allegheny Commandery, escorted
by the st. Johns Commandery Of Phila.
dolphin, arrived at the depot In Jersey
City this morning, where they were re-
ceived by the Hugh Depayer Comman.
derry and escorted to Taylor's Hotel, where
they partoOk Of COLLATION.. They then
crossed to New York. where they were
met by the Grand Commandery and del.
egations from all tho Communicates Of
New York and Brooklyn and escorted to
the st. Nicholas Hotel, where the visitors
will remain for the night. Tomorrow
they will be escorted to tile Steamer
Oceanic by Sir Knights Of this andncigh'
boring cities. .....
The Post says the house of Rotbschild,
OF Frankfort, we understand, has made a
proposition to the city of New York to
take the consolidated debt OF the city as IL
shall be issued, and pay off all old loans us
they may fall due. The terms arc said 10
be highly honorable to the city credit, and
the Commissioners of the Sinking Fund
are to-day engaged In considering them.
Justice Bowling will leave for Europe
tomorrow by the steamer Italy.
Z The little ship City Of Tagusa,
which left this port ten days since, was
seen May 9Th by the ship Ontario, going
along In gallant style. ..
President Grant was in the city and
visited the Custom House, where he had
n protracted interview with tho Collector,
yesterday.
Before the adjournment of.the Nation.
oil Insurance Convention, a committee Of
three was appointed to revise the report
OF the Committee on Blanks, and cause II
to be printed, and copies forwarded to
members OF the convention, so that the
subject can by quickly disposed Of at the
meeting In October.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-03
LOUISVILLE. .

Louisville, June 2,
Another colored woman was arrested
this evening for inlanticide.
The pupils Of the female high schools
numbering In the neighborh0od ol two
hundred, to-day, in a body, visited the
annual exhibition made in the high
school, which Is regarded as showing
marked progress in the management Of
city schools.
The annual session Of the Episcopal
Diocesan Convention Of Kentucky to-day
was occupied chiefly In discussing the
question of assessments. Tho Bishop
proposed to remit $1,000 Of his $4,000
salary, which the Convention respectfully
declined.
The Convention numbers among its
members several distinguished clergymen
and laymen, III. Rev. b. B. Smith, the
oldest Bishop In the United States; Sena'
tor John ". Stevenson, Hon. s. b
Churchill, Secretary Of the State Of Ken
tucky, Judge j. Il lIolcom, Of Newport
and many others. The question Of mis-
slonary work among the colored people
OF the State will receive the attention OI
the Convention, and efficient measures
will probably be taken to improve thai
field Of Christian labor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-03
ST. LOUIS.
sale of Condemned Ordinance.


ST, LOUIS, June 2.
A large sale Of condemned ordnance
and stores, took place at the United States
Arsenal yesterday. Bidders were present
from Cincinnati, Baltimore, New York,
Canada, and other places, All serviCea.
BILE ordnance and stores at the arsenal, are
being removed 10 Leavenworth, Rock Is
land and Jefferson barracks. The sale
will be continued to-day, and will consist
principally of saddlery tools and ma.
chlnery.
Judge Lindley, Of the Circuit Court, to.
day revoked tile injunction granted on
Wednesday restraining the Missouri State
Lottery from drawing any more schemes.
A meeting of the merchants this after.
noon appointed large executive com.
mittee, embracing tho leading newspaper
men and prominent citizens, to make
proper arrangements for the reception Of
the Iowa excursion party Of business men,
who will visit this city June 11th by the
Central Iowa railroad. The entertain.
ment will probably consist of trip on
the river, with Champaign lunch, 0
ride to Shaw's Garden and the Fair
Grounds, with collation. and speeches at
the latter place. yyr.-W U..art.
Henry W. Pilklngton, an old and
prominent citizen, died suddenly in his
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-03

STRAWBERRIES BY THE Ton. - On
Tuesday, eight carloads of Strawberries
arrived in this city from Wilmington,
Del. As each car averaged eight thou.
sand quarts, the shipments amounted to
sixty.l0ur thousand quarts. The berries
came of the Delaware road and were
shipped at the Peninsula. On the same
day eighteen cars of berries arrived on the
way to New York city. Also six car.lOads
from Baltimore 10 New York, making
fOrty.eight thousand quarts more; making
u total aggregate OF two hundred and
tfty.siX thousand quarts and weighing
two hundred and fifty lonS-Phiiadelphid
Inquirer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-03
BOSTON
BOSTON, June y.

BOSTON, June y.
A free religious association met to-day
at fremont Temple, o. B. rockingham
In the chair. Addresses were made by
Rev. John Weiss, Rev. DR.. BartOl, Rev
Henry Jefferson, of England, and Col, T.
w. Higginson. In the afternoon letters
were read from Garrett Smith and VIM
Lloyd Garrison.
The first game oI the series for the
championship between The White Stock.
ings and Red Stockings, was played this
afternoon. About 1000 persons were
present. The Bostons took the lead at the
beginning Of the game, and at the fourth
inning the game stood IA TO 8, about this
ime Pinkham was sent To pitch for the
White Stockings, as the Bostonians were
Furnishing Seetlln, and from this to the
close the game Of the BOstons did not add
arun to their score. The White Stock.
lngs by some good batting in tile seventh
inning and through the fielding errors oi
the BostOns, increased their score by n
small figure. Budsall In thefOurth inning
spralned his ankle, which rlecessitated a
change, and Burrows took his place. This
change and an accident to McVey, who
received severe blow on the arm
from PlnkhAm's bat, resulted In the
loss of the game for the Bostons. Score:
White Stockings, 2, |, 2, 0, 2, 3,2-
total 10. Bostons, l, $40, ], 0, 90, y, o.
total IA. Time OF game 2:45 runs earned
White Stockings a; BOstons z.
New York, June Q.
The EckfOrds, Of Brooklyn, and Forest
City, Of Rockford, ILL.,, played to-day,
The game was n brilliant one and close.
ly contested, resulting In victory for the
fCkfOrds by score Of O TOT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-03
SAN FRANCISCO.


.|. BAN FRANCIsCo, June i.
The police are endeavoring to arrest
the young boys who stoned TO death an
inofensive Chinaman on Fourth street
yesterday afternoon Dozens Of people
Witnessed the assault, but did not inter.
lere until the murder was complete, and
made no attempt to arrest the murderers.
= + s SAN Francisco, June 2,
The strikers yesterday drove out all the
miners at work In the Keystone, AlmadOr,
Hayward's, Poundstone, Downs and Ma
hoiy's gold quartz mines at Sutler Creek
and Almador, the second most productive
mines In California, They demand an
advance from two dollars, which they
have been receiving Tor twelve years, TO
two dollars and half They have taken
possession of all the mines and machinery
except the Almador. The owners and
officers generally refuse to accede to the
demand of the strikers, and will call on
the State authorities for aid.
At Cherokee Flats, yesterday morning,
as party were returning on foot from u
ball, u man known as Austrian George
sprang out from his concealment, seized
Miss Susie Mcdonald, cut her throat and
stabbed her to the heart and escaped.
Citizens are In pursuit and will hang him
II caught. ~.
At MendoCino mob has notified oil
Chinese to leave within ten days on peril
of their lives. .rU...I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-03
weather Report.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OTFfcE OF. THE CHIEF siaNAL OFFICER,
WAapTanTotf n n T1bn .

OTFfcE or THE CHIEF SiaNAL OFFICER,
WAsnnuroN, D. c., June .. !
Synopsis for Past Ttosnty. -Four Hours
The high wind which prevailed Thurs.
day at Key West still contlnues, with a
rising barometer, and las probably ex.
tended westward into the gulf The
cloudy and threatening weather Of the
Middle and Atlantic States has extended
to the Blue Ridge, with fresh southeast
wardly winds, but no rain has been re-
ported. Clear weather has prevailed In
The New England States, and on the up
per lakes. Heavy rains are probably
confined 10 a small area in Western Ten
nessee. The highest barometer has CON
tinued on the Atlantic coast, and the
pressure has fallen somewhat in the upper
Mississippi Valley. The temperature has
Increased on the east Atlantic, and In the
northwest F.9s t. .g...,
. proJIIfiities-It Is probable that high
winds in the Cult will advance with rains
TO the Coasto Louisiana. The weather
will probably clear away in the Middle
States. and falling Of the barometer with
local rains TO the Coast Of Louisiana
Rains will probably be experienced west
of the Blue Ridge, Pleasant weather
will probably continue from Wisconsin tc
the Atlantic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-03
NEW ORLEANS.

raa NEW ORLEANS, June 2.
The upper part OF building No. 30
Commercial Place, occupied by B. II.
Richardson, Job printer, Mitchell & Brice,
law librarians, and James Buckley's sta
tlonery, was damaged by fire yesterday.
The first floor was badly damaged by
water. Loss $4,000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-03
THE BRITISH PROVINCES.
The Opposition to the Treaty.
NEW YoRK June 2.

Inc OppVAtAVA " Nup AIgAtys
New YoBK, June 2,
A Toronto dispatch says the Dominion
government has not agreed to ratity, or
even commend the ratification OF, the
treaty. In Nova Scotia SO great was the
alarm excited by tho report that the
treaty had been or was to be ratified by
the Ottawa government, without refer
enCe to Parliament, that the authorities
telegraphed TO know whether or not the
Dominion government was free to deal
with that part Of the treaty respecting
the fisheries. The Ottawa Times declares
that Sir John A. Mcdonald 10 not COM
mitted to the treaty, An anonymous
letter In the same paper says he Is more
likely to oppose than to sustain the arti-
cles affecting Canada, The friends OF Sir
John here are in receipt Of information
which leads them 10 the same cOnclu'
sion
OTTAWA, June 2.
The Times, the government organ,
speaking Of the treaty OF Washington,
says the people of Canada may rest salts
fled with the assurance that the reserva'
tiOn of the fisheries articles for the appro-
baton of the Legislature Is not mere
formal one; that It Is open to the Parlia'
ment OF the dominion TO deal with these
articles, in such a manner as 1t thinks
most likely to he advantageous to the
people Of their country.
ToRoNTo, June ..
Miss Fanniei PunshaW, daughter Of
Rev. NVni. Morley Punsllaw, Of This city,
'wRs married to Professor Raynor, Of the
Cobourg University, yesterday, lH.
The body of the late Captain Matthew
son has moi been discovered, ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-06-03

-TTT| I0T III BALTIMORE, june q y
To-day was The third day at Herring
Run course. The frat face, Tree to all
horses, for purse of 81 $50, was won by
Scroggins; time, 2;3l, 1896, 8:09. In the
last heat tho winner logged over the
course. The second race, for q purse oil
81, 800, horses never beat $3.50, was won BY
Belle Toronto; time, 98s4, 2;SO; 2:SOa,
and 9:8l.