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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

DC 1uuna IN wSNlN 0uiT IhF>autlH " wa
schools wsS VIII uarihy Bthtrr to tn. -r5izrzat
landmarks. md HhH.s miaas VII FzVr BE-. NJ
compromise.
RECOGNITION OF ZEE yreEe
Tn. cca~r~d r<.yst S,r.r---,-s As.--s o.
rurps-~s - tR,- AAnlsBisa->4ssn Ts-~<-<
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Mr.. 16hn NJ LH1srsrm s@f time an g.
hrrr~d npe naa-csS md srAsrr-urzAly s-sns n
better m xhith h. s,lBsursr-t Aiin.S8F m
full aouard with sht FIljcy and Pu-Prcs q
President HsrtsT naIlnisas,1ilu- In rsrr sE
the expressions Cd Mr. LanrsssnA . rrasrr e
prominent css-rs1 rnr1A rrYrrxazl-r DIR
emf stsicS. sdarxssra hru o lfdaxz. 4, wasta
they snr=
As no ethrr nsasrr1 nm AiHs A-sr 1r-zsrr--r,a
In M1psrrl 81 the rsiirT ed Tine Frrsaasun rl,t ~
your lruter rnd sthtr tfritrIiIrs rsnGfn WY
crrhtt sinitInruffs- VIZ wIr-G1frt m aar Ar1rf
thAi YEN hHre hssu-Ents- ID 1ilf rsst nfun1as -
the ircSihtIr auwHrd me lcsrds -,au n gurr -prr-
scTit. % Nlith VIZ know nfFir1n We dirurHns
a. ysur friend ns't ~ sane rlutG. uss-c,s.r
our i,-liti he wei isnrnhr1 md II ~ a.F s1ahr
turn 81 these RsSurrnts, Stfisr aassE No =f ~
tet I'd the Iree'rlsnl 1r1nnsT,n ant pr - f'r
| nitiHn cd ON Irsuar Ag the 8rn-csf1 SinH1 m =
while We have Nh hlsnIr AInt IN arr M 9 uls,
denre IN the f-cs1afun lsyumt I'M eulL s1Ele-
| mtlifs cgntRineA IN fTis nnurIrFl We ~ n
diraiiau slsatvtr cd tlir ilnfusrin afIls "a m a-
trHtiim In regard ~ 1hr tsisr-rt 1slD3r % 1
try and YOU vii ncrfe TING ,fBts TIM Mt q fsr
lated 10 shake II fisr AS-sg zfs g,sniiAfn GO 1s-
| ntwl -tsntrnDt fised rrspat
They tbtn rp en- 10 Slr ahIu. with TN. IN
coming of the ntw Administration unny FL
pcriea thai 1ht-r wrnlA rr,usdEV eTva o Eirrs-
| recognition than Irnbfd aha grtsnrdHnI Alma
i is;rAiiGn.
Csndar csnnp.ls ahr,n 10 Ssr -Aa1 sAszs sr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

Senator KirKwopp does not and will not join in
or Sympathize with the warfare on the Republican
National Administrations: or In or with the imTsuin
tons OH President HAYES. 80 freely INDUCED in
by the pcs Moline, clique. nor in or with the mad
clOrt 10 divide the Republican party In Iowa.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

~ 0NDEMNED.-BiAySAM COPAIBA IS CON.
~ demned and discarded being not only worth.
less but frequently luxurious II Is disgusting In taste
and smell, and will disorder the souIidst stomach,
and still the quacks Use the drug. Saniaritans ON IL
purely vegetable, pleasant To take and will niways
cure IN from two To lour days II Is the only known
nedicine that can he depended on. thereby avoiding
exposure and trouble. Male packages, ~ female, 81
sold at Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue and
by druggists
Jesiy W J. ENTwISLE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

TINE SUMNER KlNnERGA NORMAL
l. CnCEs = Tor TIC ACCOMMODATIONS Of wschers VIII
begin June Is For terms aud particulars, also, IN re
gafl to lHr Normal. Il. q. CuuIsr, whtrh Olrul
n'p'ygH pcGwElpiy to Ne, LOUISE rmii3GE
.'l.,'Il'N, Nu, =" ELEVENTH street
9 myGIH
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09
Rates Of Advertising for Casi,

Local NoticpS - cents psf iinC each nT"rINn; Guy
Items. ~ cents tT lin- rst Insertion, 10 tents pee liic
EACH snhsssSIi.ni inssi iiun.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

The following TIE closing rates for state sec,,ri
Ties, as telegraphrd ircni the New NUIk stock EI.
change:
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

Special Dispatch TO the National Republican.
PHILADELPHIA. June s.-Tho price Of P,rinsy vanIa
Central railroad sto-k To day Is u.s.: Heading rnIrnad
2s Philadelphia and irr, Irhigh Valley, ~ unI.
railroad, IA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09

The Republican in New York
Can lie obtained at BRENTANo.S News emporium,
~ Union square
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09
UNDERT.lKERS.

NO. sH r STREET NORTHWEST.
have secured the services Of the BEST EMBALM
tltS IN the country mlN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-06-09


inI neigh or ht;t she firmly believes that wilkes
Bo0th b alive and will yet he recorciled through
hsr AGENCY N Lincoln, and that the salvation OF
IN. -.stIIs cC Thnd Stevens and Andy johnson de.
pend upon her. To this end she constructs ban.
ners, pasted over with pions prayers and admoni
TINS anll displays one Of these on every public
oerasiisr. On sunday she set out with wooden
caHdlestick seven dect high, bearing seven candles
anil wililcrness Of roscttes, streamcrs, fesoons
ant ether ornamcrtS which she lighted In front Of
the church intending to bear II IN and enliven the
h.,IiIm Of high mass. unhappily the ornaments
eaiiyht FIRE. and II her waterproof had not been
comparatively GnG-ProoL and some passers.by had
not promptly QHcuChGt her in a convenient tank
TINS itsut woGbI have recoricd her death. On future
arGss!ous Miss Kelly will do we'll When she lights
her cInilesgCk To disregard striE.rte aud hide It
uiiih.r a bisEgL
Two acCblsuts ksprered at Queen Vic.
bIuis craving roam Of Msyl. Ohe occurred IN
enc Of the htiy reception looms. Lady -, feel.
hig TIE coh scuteIy wrapped her tain around
her shoulders aud seated herself Oh royal chair.
On spBIgn ftghtfIl su; ash was hcnIl the chs ir
Ind collapsed, and Ln,fy WIS OH the ground.
| Fortunately but iew males wCre present. AID the
r.w of r,vimva beef caters Lsd thCr load LScES
rirnGf hiWdfttS the scene OF the Catastrophe, IRE
h,iy hEapei br the rest Of tie day. aud In future
viii not put her uust In pTiucCly seGis. Tue 6tEei
az IN. NJ was scarcely less dramatic. Arrived hi
The llGnt Of an awful s:'rancC into tic TLror e.
| usJEL Llhy wls nsRed for her card Her pTessHC5
| OF mimi had gone; she kEGw not what was waited
She otcrcr the stern ohclli as peace oifsTrS bet
an. hrr glove, her handkerchief even. Nothing
But the Crrd wuull N.Gice, aud Il WIS missing. ThC
Q'.geu br.Rrd impatient at the delay Tie III onenl
was Cr..iIAL The card, the caIdr' II sec IT,
raht thu cuurtrr TLen taGc IT," said nLoiaer. 81
ctnnut" WIS the reply n slddeu explanation to-
Jowet u:I at bust the lady extracted fom n re-
e.lrged spot Lenr her tuCber the crumplcd rImalu'
Of The usls..ug card. II was sIIll hgiC'c Nld e..
san!g g." al 1-'s announced 70 royalty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-16
Very NIIslerlous Affair.

ST. LOUIS, June l5.-The Times has u
special from Mt. Vernon, Ills, which says
that on Monday last, the Mt. Vernon Ma.
tlonnI Bank shipped by Adams Express
a package containing $4,000 to the Third
National Bank OF St. Louis. On Wednes.
day the Mt. Vernon Bank received tele-
gram from St Louis saying the package
contained only piece of brown wrapping
paper cut the size OF the bank notes. The
bank officers here say the package showed
no evidence Of having been tampered
with, but it contained no money. The
Express Company says the package was
delivered 10 the bank here Just as It was
received by their agent at Mt. Vernon,
the seals being intact and the wrapper
being untouched. The cashier Of the Mt,
Vernon Bank was here yesterday, and
said the wrapper and seals Of the pack.
age were the same as used by the bank
here. There is a great mystery in the
case, which is being investigated by both
the bank and express officials.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-16
Executions in Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, June 15.-At1l o'clock
to-day the following prisoners were exc
cuted, by hanging, in the parish prison
yard, in the presence Of about two hun
dred people:
Adrian Evegue (colored), aged twenty
who shot and killed a colored mar
named Richard Turner, at a ball in The
hall on the corner OF Claiborn and Ursa
line streets, February 9th, 1876. Eyegut
acknowledged to the killing, but pleaded
TO intoxication..
Geo. Morris (colored), aged %, for kill
ing a quadroon woman, named Sarat
Jones, his former mistress, November
18th, 1875. Morris had then just returned
from Baton Rouge, where he had beer
serving out sentence, in prison, for theft
The woman refused 10 have anything Il
do with him, and he waited near the wo
mans house until she came out, when he
stabbed her to death with a long knife.
joaquin FlorenZo, n native of the
PHILIPPINE Islands, for the murder Of his
mistress, Marie Louise, colored, whom he
stabbed to death with a shoemaker,
knife, January l6, 1876, at their room
on Bourbon street. Cause, jealousy. Al.
ter killing the woman in bed at night
Florence scattered several hundred dol
lars in money over and about her, ant
seated himself on the gallery until morn.
ing, when he went in search Of her sup
posed paramour, whom he found and sho
at, and was then arrested. Hc.told the po
liccman whathe had done andstook hin
10 the scene Of the tragedy. Yestcrda,
by order Of Governor Nicholls, a medi
cal commission examined Florence
mental condition and pronounced hin
perfectly sane.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-16
Call for an Early Train 10 Wheel.
ing.

hcII4Ir independent.
An early morning local train into this
city over The Central Ohio is badly need.
ed-a train leaving Barnesville at about
z o'clock in Summer. stopping at all sta.
tions, and arriving in this city at s. 80
and at Wheelingat about 0 o'clock. No.
2 leaves at very seasonsble honr, but
No. 7 is too late getting in, and is much
too late reaching Wheeling TO accommo.
date the local travel. We believe local
train is an experiment worth trying.
The Steubenvillc Accommodation on the
Cleveland road, isa success, aud we see
no reason why the Barnesyille Accomo-
dation should not be. Such train
would develop additional travel along
the line between BarnesviIle and the riv-
er, would attract travel that now goes
over the National Road to Wheeling, and
would be Of great benefit to this city and
to Wheeling. Leaving Barnesyille at
the hour named, persons residing within
four or five miles on either side OF the
road would have time to reach it, the
st. Clairsville road would be able to
drain all the travel of the National road
from the vicinity OF that town, and all
would have abundant time to transact
their business at Bellair and Wheeling
At present No. 7 gets into Wheeling nj
noon, while the omnibus over the Nation,
al Road getsin about 10 o'clock, and per
sons in the neighborhood OF 81. Clalrs.
vile are able to drive in by 0. We hope
the establishment OF such train will be
favorably considered, and that the exper,
iment will be fairly tried.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-16

quite late, and considerable more bust.
meas was done than during the previous
evening. There were several additional
attractions, too, among others gallery
OF fine arts In charge OF Misses. Virginia
Hupp, Carrie Gilchrist and Sue Robin.
son. The programme arranged by three
young ladies and exhibited 10 the public
was as follows:
lat. The Last Remains Of the Deer De.
parted; ID, Mustered in aud Mustered
out; Sd, Spring; 4th, Cain and Abel; 9th,
The Boy Whaler; 9th, Adams Wife; 7,h,
The First Letter; Slh, Noah's Son; 9th,
Shoe Fly; 10th, Sweet Sixteen; llth, Bro.
ken Ties; 12th; Cataract; 18th, Beaux and
Bellies Of Long Branch; l4!h, Tai and
Tea; 10Th, Egean Sea.
An auction sale Of cakes closed the ies.
tival proper. As the cakes were not all
disposed Of, the remainder will be auc.
TONED of at noon to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-16
BABY DuDBLEs,

The show was success.
Fat babies were lioniled.
All sorts Of people attended. g.
The babies were well behaved.
The fair sex predOminated largely.
Isn't ii n "itty darling tootsy pootsy ~
Some Of the babies had sandpaper hair
cuts.
The weight seemed to be one Of the i'm.
portant points.
The ages were kept down TO the lowest
possible notch.
Disappointed mothers were osteusihly
good humored. gag 4 ra Y
The nurses suffered ID consequence Of
the warm weather.
There was less squealing than might
have been expected.
There were lots Of babe. present who
were not contestants.
One outrageous old bachelor said it
was"a diaper.formNnce."
The little darlings were numbered like
penitentiary Convicts.
Well bet the fat bAbiea' legs are black
and blue this morning.
The long.haired babies didn't look as
cute as the bald.headed ones.
There was an elegant collection Of emp.
ty baby carriages outside.
In the voting there wAS good chance
Tor repeating and hallot-box stuiIing.
"Oh ain't they perfectly lovely ~ was
the general exclamation OF young anu
gushing damsels.
The babies were exasperated BY being
continually chuCked under the chin, and
by having their legs pinched.
The bald,headed baby that put in its
time eating peanuts and gazing upon the
aSsemblage attracted much attention.
Mothers whose babies received no prize
are Of the opinion that the people who
visited the show didn't know how to vote.
The show was good place for lirla,
tiOn. The young ladies made advances
to the young gentlemen by innocently Dor.
rowing lead pencils.
Two fiteen-ycar old twins were OBJ.
served, one sitting in the others lap.
"What Clas.? inquired a reporter, pencil
in hand. Approaching the Joke, the
young ladies' remarked, "Class +; please
give us a vote"
what a beautiful baby" observed
johnson, Of the Leader, as he patted the
little one on the head. "What do you
feed it on, madam" "Why," returned
the mother, "why-that isl don't feed
It." "DOn't feed it? How does 1t liye?'
The mother blushed, and US several young
ladies bepln 10 litter Jnhngnn rama rka6
"oh, ] see" and Immediately plunged
into the crowd.
Messrs. Will. List and ". ]. W. Cow.
den had charge Of the ballot box for class.
es A and D.
Brose List and Geo. Wise handled the
pAsteboards at the entrance to Franz
helms Hall, and Maj. S. Barnum MCCol
loCh and Capt. P. L. Dobbins performed
the same duty at the Festival Hall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
GENERAL NEWS.
Mysterious Disappearance of an
b $4,000 Express Package.
RFg ~- "a
Envelope All Right ButNo Mone1y..
Tweed's Friends Discouraged.
No Escape for the Great Robber.
His Confession Not Wanted.
GENERAL NEWS.
Envelope All Right ButNo Msnoy
Tweed's Friends Discouraged.
No Escape for the Great Faubbsr
His Confession Not Wanted.
Tweed Discouraged.

New York, June 15.-Tweed's friend
are much discouraged by tho failure o
the authorities to accept his States evi-
dence against the rings and let him free
There is reason to believe that the failure
was caused by counter evidence, showing
that much Of Tweed's proiessed TESTIMONY
could be overwhelmed by rebulting evi
dence. Also, that he transferred 10 Eu
rope the proceeds Of large amounts O
property, which is still within his contro
and ought to be surrendered TO the city
from which it was plundered.
1t now appears that the impuLationl
made against Senator WOodin were false
but were trulhiully applied to one Wood
and that WoOdin'S name was substituted
only because he was large game, and hi
destruction would therefore command .
large rate on the calculating price o
Tweed's release. Itsaid that Tweed car
escape from his dangerous criminal in
dictment by such liberal cash settlement.
Of the civil suits, aud believed that ht
still has the means 10 make, among The
future, probable developments. 1t is al
legged that the fact that Oakley Hallt
share Of the ring spoils passed through
the hands Of Peter Sweeney's brother
James, now dead Fput Of whose estate
the Sweeney settlement was made. Also
that about three-eighth Of the S4O0,OO(
paid out Of the estate was the balance o
Halls share remaining in Sweeney
hands when he died. Those in a position
to know say that Peter d. Swcency's en-
dorsement has not been found on singlt
check or other papers which are suspect
ed OF representing any Of the Rings linan
cial transactions. .. -......I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-16
Toledo.

ToLRDo, June l5.--Flour-Firm. Wheat
Firm: No. I white Michigan 81 20; cxua
white Michigan 81 %; amber Michigan spot
81 IS; No. red winter spot 81 70; seller
June 81 q; seller July 81 90; seller August
81 SS1G; No. 8 red 81 50; No. . amber 81 89,
Corn-Easier; high mixed spot 6OXc; No.
2 spot 49Hc; seller July 6OlE; seller August
52Tc; No. 2 white 5lc; rejected 47Xc;
damaged 40c. oats-Dull; No. 9, SOC;
Michigan 42c.
4 P. M,-Whsat-Strong; No. | white
Michigan 81 90; amber Michigan Spst 81 90;
seller June 81 81; No. red winter spot
81 so: seller June 81 7719; seller July
81 AN; No. 3, 81 GO; No. amber 81 G6.
Corn-Wcak; high mixed spot 5OIG; No. 9
seller August SEX.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-16

CINCINNATI, June 15.-Cotton-QulSt
but firm ut ike. Flour-Strong and
higher; family SIS SOaO 90. Wheat@Quict
but firm; red 81 GOAL 95. Corn-DemanL
fair and market firm at 4Sa5Oc. Oats
Quiet and steady at 5sR49c. Rye-Dull At
$50. Barley-Dull and nominal. Pork
Dull at SlS 90 bid, spot sales at $l3 20
buyers June. Lard-Firmer steam, none
Offering; current make sold at S. 80. Bulk
Meats-GoOd demand; shoulders &c; clear
rib 50 52HaG 90, the latter bid at the close;
clear 70. Bacon-Scarce and firm at 5Jfa
7HG7Ac. Butter-Quiet but firm. Lin.
seed Oil-Flrm at 72a7Sc. Whisky-GOOd
demand at full prices, 81 OF.
hodS-Quiet; common 81 OOa4 30; light
4Os4 %; packing 81 5Oaa G5; butchers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-16
FIRE RECORD.
JacObuS d Nimick's Hardware
Works Burned.

Works Burned.
PtTTsBURGH, June 15.-The extensive
works Of the Jacobus & Nimickl Manufac-
turing Co., on Diamond street, between
Smithfield and Grant streets, were de.
stroyed by fire about 3 o'clock this morn.
ing. The building was a four story brick
with frontage Of 125 feet on Diamond
street and extended back 20 feet. The
company werc engaged in manufacturing
light hardware, locks, bronzes, &C., and
their works contained great deal Of
costly and delicate machinery, patterns
and manufactured articles, all OF which
were destroyed. The company estimate
their loss at Sl25, 1000, on which there il
an insurance Of $4,000, distributed in
small amounts among numerous COM
panies. The fire also communicated to
Bakewell 4 Matthews printing and book
binding establishment, on Grant street.
Their binding establishment was burned
and stock and machinery in other depart.
ments damaged by water. Their loss ia
estimated at $4,000; insured, but amount
unknown.
MEMPHIS Tenn, June lO.-A IRE
broke out in Lodges saloon, at Decatur,
Alabama, yesterday morning, and de-
stroyed u number of business houses,
involving n loss Of S37, 900.
BUFFALO, N. Y, June l5.-Jacob
Dodd's slaughter house, at East Buffalo,
was struck by lightning during a heavy
thunder storm this morning and burned
Loss estimated at $4,000; insured. Hu.
go Lapere, Charles Wagner and Louis
Phillips, fremen, were hurt, the first
named seriously.
FORT SCoTr, rs, June 15-Western
Stables, together with the entire contents
including IS horses, were destroyed by
fire, this A. NJ. Loss $4,000 TO so, 900
1t was supposed to be incendiary.
TOLEDO, o. June l5.-Store 9s, Sum
nit street owned by w. r. Morris Of Gin
Cinnati and occupied by Stebbins and
Dimmick truck dealers, was damaged by
fire TO night to the extent Of $1,000
covered by insurance. Origin Of fire un-
known.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-16
BABIES WE'RE NOT THE ONLY SIGHTS

10 be seen at the show. One not accus
toned TO baby shows would naturally
suppose that the mothers would not b,
greatly concerned as TO the result Of thI
contest. But they were. There was moi
a mother present who did not think thai
her baby ought TO have the prize, and In
ono way and another she expressed hel
opinion TO that effect. How proudly
they held up their little ones and turned
their faces 70 the view Of the visitor. No
one OF them tired Of telling the ages ant
peculiarities Of their darlings over ant
over again.
An other lesson 10 DO learned was thC
comp lete reiutation Of the idea that somI
nexperie need men entertain, viz that al
babies look alike. thas been one Of thC
tlisngreeable things that the babies o.
Wheeling have had to endure all their
lives, 10 haye every visitor who has called
upon them say, "Ye.S, it Is very hand.
some,
nut ALL RABIES LOOK ALIKE
to me-" With the silence and meekness
that they always display, they have borne
all this without a murmur, but their
show presented them grand opportunity
TO show people their mistake. They
proved by every look and gesture that
every one Of them possessed us much
individuality as a grown person.
While the crowd were inspecting the
little ones, the lHTELLIGRNcER reporter
followed their example. Something good
conld be said Of every baby present.
There was not one but that could DO
called handsome, and some were truly an.
gelic. AT 4 o'clock the polls were closed,
and the children having by this time be.
come very tired and sleepy, many were
taken away by their attendants. Olhera
fingered 4 little longer, aud by 4;S0
o'clock the rooms we're ClearGd-and The
committee left alone to count the votes.
AWARDING THE PREMIUMS.
Thercsult Of the voting was not made
known until about $50 o'clock in the eve.
ming. Ot course there was considerable
intercst--not to say excitement--in the
result. There was large crowd in at.
tendance, but as the mothers Of the iucky y
babes were not present they were notified
by letter of their success. We give be-
low the names Of those winning the
prizes, and the rewards received:
CYG9 I.-Prelticst, No. 3; Laura
daughter OF John aud Eliza Diggins
1Etnaville. A gold chain. IIeallhiest
MOI; Guy, sOn Of Frank and Sarah Bea.
Eell, Martins Ferry,O. A silver mug.
CiuIs B.-Preltiest, No. %; Mamie
daughter Of John and Blanche Reid; No
81, 10Th street, Wheeling. A silver cup
lIealthiest, No. q; Alice, daughter oI
David and Belle McIlwaine; No. II North
broadway, Island. a gold chain.
Class C.-Prettiest, No. 10; NJ. Camilla
daughter Of +. C. and NJ. b. Winship, so
Virginia street, lsland. Silver knife, fork
and spoon. Healthiest, No. 10; Charles
sou OF G. and Virginia Oliver, 7Sl Mar.
ket street, city. A silver cup.
Class D. lrettiest, No. !; Laura and
Lille, daughters OF Carl and Caroline
Kronyager, 200 Market street, city.
Silver combination set. Ieathiest, No
0; Edward and Lizzie, children Of Wm.
and Fannie KLeinsorg, 43l4 Jacob street
city. Silver bowl and spoon.
THE FULL vUTE CAST
for the babies on exhibition are Us icl,
lows;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-16
THE TURF.

LOUISVILLE, June l6.--No word what
ever has been received at Louisville as tC
whether Harper will run Ten Brock al
Lexington. John Morrissey's frat offer
OF $1,000 will not be accepted, and as The
great horse ia now being used for Other
purposes than running it is not likely
that he will ever be run again.
CHICAGO, June l5.-Budd Doble, with
his stable, consisting Of Goldsmith Maid
Volney and Bodine, arrived here from
San Francisco last evening. The Maid
Is in good condition and will soon b.
ready for the turf again. Doble will
make two more additions TO his horseI
while here. ....