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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-23

THE Martins Ferry Masonic celebrG.
ton takes place to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-23

TIE boys begin to ask why the circus
es all give Wheeling the shake.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-23

H4RMGAS and Hart are booked for
the Opera House August lst.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-23
DUPONT.S
Wheeling Powder AGENCY,

lhaVe at all times In Magazine o large
stock Of the abuvs celebrated Powder,
VIZ: Ri 10, Sporting (In oanSl, Blasting
and Mining, Ia metallic packages, which
wlllsell at Wholesale at manufacturers
prlo'S. J have Portable Magazines Of
different sizes for shipping and will delly.
er ffse on cars or boat. This Powder
Is unequaled In strength and quality.
iell NJ. REILLY, Sole Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-23

GLORIOUS weather yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-23

THE finest shoes kept in the city at
L, Y, BLoNDs,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-23
A UCTION SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

A O0I30' '''DI. Vt NAL ESTATE
VIII OGer at public auction, at front door Of
Court HouSe, on
SATURDAY, June ., 4; 10 O'Clock A. ",
The following property: -Four Tenement Houses,
lot lOO ieet front, running back 10 an alley, situated
on south Gde Of Virginia siEeet, IAllnd. Title
guaranteed. Terms Easy. ". II, HALLER,
jels Auctioneer,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-23
HrRSAtSs cheap at Blums.'

TIE cheapest shoes in the city at
.... H.. L. V. BloNDs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-23

LINEN SuiLs at Blums.!
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
A HUSKING MATCH.
TnN nLDuRLr aENrLE Mnr vrrsrh,

TEN HLDERLY GENTLE MEN WRRsrkINo
WITH The CORN sHesKs-GooD work.
yesterday, upon the invitation of Mr..
Thomas Mahaffy, nine elderly gentlemen
repaired 60 his farm at Perry Hill, Chris
tlana Hundred, about two miles from
town, to assist him in husking his corn.
The visitors comprised the following
Well-known persons: Capt. Albert
Thatcher, James Fighter, VIM. Bullock,
J acob Sharp, Gen Jourdan, Benz Elliott,
solomon Hersey,. D. Bartram, and s.
Southard. Arriving at the farm the
party proceeded to the corn field and
dlVided into two gangs, one headed by
Capt. Thatcher and the other by James
Righter, after winch they pitched into
hard work. They commenced at 1.45 20
clock and worked vigorously until sun
down, during which time they husked
about 200 hundred bushels of corn, and
Capt. Thatchei's party came off victorius.
The vanquished, however. accused the
victors Of showing some of their corn en-
on the other side of the row, for the op-
posing party to work upon, and the VIC
torious huskers cautiously admit that the
accusation is partially true, although
they claim to have helped their neigh
bors after beating them. When their
works was completed the w0rkmen wash
ed up and retired to the house, where
they partook of a superb pot pie supper,
gotten up by Mrs. Mahaffy in elegant
style.
The huskers are now ready for further
orders In this line,: and engagements can
be made for the party with Mr.. James
Fighter, ON the same terms that they
worked with Mahaffy. Their only stip-
ulation is that yellow-legged chickens
shall be used in the construction of the
pOt-p -pie o.. -
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
@SI'RAY@wA.TFS.

| The cool evening are bringing out ,bs,
FI NV lJltti
The races will be finished at The Scbeut-
gen PsrS, this afternoon. iaoioTQ a,i
Full sets of excellent teeth for s,5. al
5Dr, 9allagher's, No. e! Fifth street, =
Buy the weekly GAZETTE for this week:
~ Is the largest andbest paper in the
A good meal, good oysters in every
style, and everything good,g at the Malta
House, No. lob E. Water street. ..I--
DIR. Hassenplug cures the most inyete-
rate cases of sk'ndiseases, such as letters
SAT- rheum, erysipilss,p s,pimples on the face
eye. Ofjce Gil North Sixteenth street,
philadelphia. n'a -
bash made of Turkey is very palatable
put Russia is getting rather more Of it
Than she wants. Try a dose of Kings
good Samaritan Cough Syrup, and see if
itla'n't want for that sore throat. q fsEl
Don'tforget the matinee at Chadwick's
museum and concert Pavilion tomorrow
afternoon at Q o'clock, for ladies and
children. The whole museum will be
thrown open and performance in the pa
Wilton. Admission only 10 cents. Open
every evening. ri l.sI.f ..,1 IT,
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12

p. O. B. @. r. lR.-Traius on the
Philadelphia aud Baltimore Central Raj
road are only running to Liberty Grove
Cecil county, Marylands distant from La
mokin, about 50miles.At that point there
is a wash ont, caused by the late storm
OF 175 yards long. Men are now at work
erecting trestle, which will be filed in
with earth. In four or five davs this
work will be completed and the road
will again be in better running order than
it was before the storm. Upwards of fif-
ty other wash-outs occurred ON the road,
in several instances not only the embank-
ments but stone culverts being carried
away by the water.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12

Mr.. James 4. Fields-Boston's great
lecturer on English Literature, will, we
are glad to say, be in our city on Nov. 1
and 2, and will deliver two lectures 10
he Opera House. The first lecture will
be about MI. Fields intimate friend, Al
fred Tennyson, 'the man and the Poet"
The lovers of Tennyson will no doubt be
on hand 10 learn all they can about Eng
lands poet laureate. The subject of the
second lecture is stLiterary. and Artistic
Society in London, twenty five years ago.
Subjects could not be selected on more
interesting topics than the above and
they will be well handled by this most
charming lecturer il 5z,5# ,41-Jls,Ts,..
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
SECOND Ed TON
BAaBARIsM IN ERIE dduNrY.


A HELPLEss woMANRsErzgD AN D
TORTURED By woULD-BEf pnEsER-
EERs OF MORALS id.m1i JilrniN
-nd =, nu.i GB al ERIE OFT ~ Yi
7 The particulars ofa disgl aceful affair
which occurred at Waterford, in this
county, fifteen miles southeast of this
city, last Saturday night, have just came
to light. For several years past wo-
man name d Jakson has lived uulawfally
with Tom Ests, and has born bis several
illegitimate children. gre Last Summer
Ests deserted the woman, Who then lived
with young man named KINNEY, who
forsook his mother for her. Last Satur-
day uighla party. Of disguised men effec:
ed an intranee into the house where the
two were living, KINNEY escapedin his
shirt through back door, and stayed in
the woods al night. gH il TIN y Il
:. Tho woman was ssixed, stripped and
literally smeared with warm tar, after
which she was fsathsred, placed astride
q rail and carried ahout q mile, and left
BY the roadside, Others Of the party,
however, carried her, still astfide Of the
rail, 10 the house Of q neighborin the
vicinity. Kinney has received notice
that II he does not make himself scarce
he viii Be treated In the same way.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
WON'T FACE THE MUSIC. .

Seantor Patterson is.about to plead his
privileges as Senator. He refuses to
obey the summons to present himself be-
fore the Courts of Charleston to make
answer to the charges preferred against
him. He says he is Senatorhas his tenn
porary residence in the District of Col
umbia; is there attending to the interest
of his constituents; will be wanted there
on the 10Th of October and thereafter for
an indefinite perisd, and does not believe
that an immediate trial would be well for
him or the States. These are no doubt
very satisfactory reasons in the estima-
tionl of Mr.. Patterson, but they will hard.
lY 60 down with the public Chronicle.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12

Improving. Joseph Kinsler, the fire
man on the Wilmington 81 Northern
Railroad who was so badly injured at the
Waynesbury Junction accident, is i'm.
proving, and hopes of his Recovery are
now entertained. t. IN ~ -.54
When the seas on for making presents
comes, make some sufferer of your ac
ouantaintance present of DR.. Bulp'
Cough Syrup, and note the benefitit will
do him and the happiness you will re-
ceive. 7'"
The Khedive has signlfied his willing
ness to present to this country. or to the h
city of New York upon proper applica-
ton being made to him, the noble obelisk
seventy feet in height, which now stands
SOLITARY and alone" near the railway
station of Ramlet, at Alexandria, its
companion having been accepted by Eng
land. The contractors for conveying the
one to England offer to bring other to
America for 500 900, taking all risks
The Washington Star wants this ancient
monumed set up at the ~ natlonal capital
sary appropriation. A3 I
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
THIRD EDITION.
THE, 4. Ar.
RETIREMENT OF RUSSIANS
TO THEIR INIRENCHME ENTS Il.
fl, BEFORE 1PLEYNA. %
servIa Joins In Russia's War
tBy Gable to the Heraldl.


~a. LONDON, Oct. IL, 1877.
The latest adyices from the Grand
Duke Nicholas headquarters. report that
the Russians have retired to their old
positions before Plevna, &, eirE rs
+ o5TFLANKING MoUKHTAR.
A battlel was fought on Tuesday, last
October 81 near Aladjas Gagh, an inn
portant height, quite near Kars, Arme-
MIA A telegraph from q eorresponden 6
in Kars, dated Wednesday, says that the
losses were heavy on both sides. Move-
ments were discernible from Kars on the
10 orning of Wednesday which seemed to
indicate a renewal Of the fighting, but
the Daily Ne,os' correspondent telegraph
ing on Wednesday from the Russian
camp, said the Russians had retired to
the positions occupied before Tuesdays
tattle. ..-..
Moukhtar Pacha's Official despatch to
Constantinople explains that the battle
fought on Tuesday. near Aladja-Dagh,
was caused by an attempt by the Rue-
slams to surprise corps Of observation
which he had posted at Hozkan to cover
the concentration of his forces at Aladja-
Dagh. Moukhtar claims that he repulsed
the Russians with the loss of 1900 men.
A Herald correspondent tslegraphs
from Belgrade that Servia's participa-
ton in the war is inevitable. She has
gone too far now to withdraw. Encour-
aged by the success which has been 81
cured by the MontenegriDs the Ssrvian
Ministry have literally forced the princi-
| pAllty into war.
A special despatch from Belgrade to
the Vienna Political Correspondence says
Russia has undertaken to pay Servia
million roublc1 monthly from the time
the Servian army is sent to the frontier.
A. Belgrade special despatch of yester-
days date says The Servian Cabinet
has unanimously and definitely agreed
upon the terms of agreement with Rus
sia." This probably refers to the agree
ment concerning the subsidy of million
roubles. to. be paid to Servia monthly
from the time her army is sent to the
frontier, as stated in the Political Cores
pondences Belgrade special. ..r.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12

a Great Sale.-To-morow afternoon
Mr.. j. T. Heald will sell at public sale
twelve lots at Fourth and Van Buren,
streets, lour lots at Fifth and Adams SITS
three lets on Rowland street, and q
dwelling and forty-one' lots at Fourth
and Union streets. These lots are ele-
gantly located and offer superior induce
ments as investments or building sites
They will all be sold without reserve
and on reasonable terms. A covered
omnibus will leave the Clayton House
at 2.3O o'clock, to convey persons to ant
from the premises.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
sERENADlNG OHIO DEMOCRATS,

WASHINGTON, Oct. ia serenade
was given this evening in honor of the
Democratic victory Of Ohio to Milton
Sayler, John G. Thompson, and other
Ohio Democrats. Five hundred persons
gathered in front of Willards Hotel. j.
&. Thompson made the opening address,
and put stress upon the magnificent ma
jority in Ohio as the practical answer OF
the people to the decision of the elector-
al policy. Milton Sayler delivereds a
speech whose most emphatic utterances
were given 10 the declaration that the
Democratic masses could neither suffer
nor condOne the wrong by which man
neither elected by the people nor chosen
by the Electoral College was seated in a
chair TO which he had no 'rightful title,
and in Ohio the popular verdict had been
made up in a Democratic majority such
as as no man had before seen. 1l -
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
2na RfsRa

MEETINGS THIS FRIDAY EVENING.
Waloia Lodge, l. o. of g. T., Sixth and
M arket streets. NiitIlLl1l
Fairfax Lodge, No. 8, I. o. o. f., al
Odd Fellows' Hail
Columbia Lodge, No. 26, 1. o. o. F.
Odd Fellows Hall.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. U. A
M, at Mechanics Hall
Rescue Council, No. 8, Jr. Q. Q; A. M,
at Jr. o, U. A. M Hall, oil Market
street. ~.
Delaware Tribe, No. 1, I, o. r. NJ, at
Red Mems Hall. ~
Excelsior Lodge, X. of P, at X. of :,
Hall, 211 Market street.
ashi ngtoh Camp, P. o. of A., at
McClarys Building.
Industry, at McClary Building.
Mt. Calvary Encampment, No. 10 *
of M. meets every alternate Friday even
ing, In McClary hall. ....---.....
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
sale of the PhiladsIph.e Press.

The New York San says the Philadel-
phia Press has been sold by Col. Forney
to relieve himself of his pecuniary diff
culties. The price is said to be $4,000.
Capt. W, W. Nevln is 10 be the manag-
ing editor, and the purchasers are a stock
company. In 1872 the Press made $77,-
900, and Col. Forney refused an offer of
$T50,000. Since then the paper has fallen
off largely in circulation. ~
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
THE TRIAL OF THE READING
,- RIOTERS..l sf - fs

READING, Pa, Oct. 1.-THE defence
of AL Greth wss concluded this after
noon, and that of Levi Bechtel taken up.
He is boy, between 16 and II years old,
and testified that under excitement and
through terror he had previously made
an untruthful confession to the detectives,
duplicating himself. CAnether witness
testified to being in Bechtels company
during the greater portion of the Sun
day night in question, and that he did
not say OF, do anything unlawful, Ad-
iourned until Tomorrow 't'I - - ~
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
hcf IDerasD,

fcr IDera,D, J.r
S1aTs oans, ,baIh Towels, Bath Sponges
oDoa ISospS N extensive variety, Alsf
M, Fsi0,1 Straps, Brushes, &c, horse
M bniVtlon ad Gloves, and many otheJ
ue same classes.
. rdL.,BR T., L.,BRlNGHURST d CO..
e'fnef Sixth and Market SITS.
y ! hiraeu,"us Cure for Corn,
scorns oiTlnsdy SiIh Of great popularity for
L. nhdNGHURST d CO.,
Corno. s, Apothecaries. A
eo'ner Sixth and Market SITS
n, rme r, Nal Scissors. , ye.f4
N Na,l g,l'IFslsht, FilIssh Main Brushes, Hand
n ppi;all pgs; Nall Brushes, etc, fol
4 ro,S.f r. .BfRflNGHURST Il CO..
@aers sixth and Market Sfs.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12

T SHERlFF's SALE.--Tbe VIM. q
jump reale state K entos, was soldby ex'
Sheriff Cooper last Saturday. Ins 1
storehouse and dwelling was knocked
off to Geo. Paris, N. B. Smithers' "
L. Cannon aud one or two other Do
yer gentlemen FOR ~, 600. 1t is sald
this property cost Mr.. Jump between
S8. 900 aud $1,000. The sales in ALL
amounted TO about So, 600. e
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
ifyoonS ifoS eananceuo make money.

4 II
hIreas # ea cnance1o make money.
/ rel you gra can't get gold yon can
III Son r SrgITneeenbacks. II We need a per.
for IN, tba IN n every town to take snb-
danIIHv y largest, a cheapest and best
an becooIp publication in the world
elegSnr3p a successful agent
kb II, Tbew works ' of art given free to
kybOdiyu ue price is SO lo% that AL. II
Ehs oysr ssrut6scribes. , One agent t re- re-
|aS taEirpss tdr sl5O in a week. A lady
All IHrhg whg over 400 subscribers in
bO can Sa %no engage make money W
\ o. onlv lUeyote , all your time to the
|s a%ayy your spare tire. sYns
n itaSS y wo,1m from home over nigbt0
|alrectionwse well as others. FulI mar
kslvea a"mS onisa aanndterms free. Eieaant E par !.
n sesJ sJI'l,s ns free, If you want prof.- :
Iges iaiIso al 'o tny ttry the business, No @ one
he PeoSnll PS nlo,i 10 in4 Ike great pay, Adj
e0pies Journal > P PSrtland nd
- aug3-d6mswIy
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
A JUDGE KILLS HIS MAN.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 11.--A dis
patch from Messila. N. NJ, to-day says
Judge Howard killed Louis Cards at Ell
Paso, Texas, yesterday afternoon. Cards
was the leader of the mob that arrested
the county officers of El Paso county.
Great excitement prevails, ID. 3lN =
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
knNINGToN MARK KETs.
PEClAL NOTICES.
'TFe Great Discovery.

want to be strong healthy and Wig
bike f., +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF
language can convey an adequate
Dc Immediate and almost miracr :
&nge produced by taking e. +, Kun
Nifr Wine Of Iron in the diseased /.
HI and shattered nervous system.
broken down by excess, weak by
i u impaired by sickness, the relaxed
tung organization Is restored to
kealth and vigor. Sold only in 81
Sold by all druggists and dealers
kae. egl
j Debility. Nervous Debility.
y, a depressed, irritable state or
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling,
~ or animation, confused head
fmOry, the consequences OF exces. .
RlOyerw0rk. This nervous debili-
sOyereign cure in f. II. Kunkel's
Inc Of lroI. 1t tones the system,
mental gloom and despondency,
INMATES the entire system. Sold
bottles, Get the genuine. Take
kunkel's, 1t has a yellow wrap
7ndlt, bis photograph on outside.-
your druggist. Il. F. Kunkel Pro-
No. @ North Ninth Street. Phila-
Ps Send for circular, or advice
ymy great remedy. Get 1t of your
SIX bottles for So 90, 1t cannot
Is guaranteed to do as is recon-
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
ARBITRATION WITH SPAIN.
MADRID, Oct. IL. .S7

MADRID, Oct. II, .875
The Spanish government has paid
to United States Minister Lowell
$570, 600 as a part of an indemnity
for losses sncurred by American citi-
zens through the.insurrectlon on in Cuba.
These claims were settled by the
Spanish Commission sat in Washing
ton In 1871. yL- l. .L ,F- =
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12

There ought to be statue Of Oliver
o. Howard, the Christian soldier and re-
markable Indian fighter, in some public
square of Washington. He deserves the
distinction because he is the only Amer
lean General who ever wagedWar for six
months upon hostile tribe without once
gettngla sight Of the enemy. , 49,
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12

Mr.. Hayes says that his overwhelming
defeat in Ohio is not at all due to his
administration, but to the greenback
movement. s1t wasn't the liquor in the
punch" says the man with headache
next morning, Git was that confounded
lemon peel that fixed me-"
Commodore Pelrce Crosby has
heen ord cred to command the Navy
Yard at League Island, In place of
Captain C. II. Wills,placed on waiting
orders.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12

Oar Boarding House.-Reserved seats
for this supert comedy performance,
W, Which takes place at the Grand Opera
Honsa nm Tuesday evening next can
now be ebtained at Q. F: Thomas { Cos Cos
book store, No. Al Market street; Doha ,ha
fail to see this performance, It VIII pe .ne
best hit of the season. -=--
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
FAILED FOR NEARLY -FOUR MIL
LIONS.

LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE private Rlt-
ania, has failed. 1t did large business
in advances on land and agricultural
produce. Its liabilities are about So, ,75O-
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
THE GREAT AND PROBABLY LAST
PEREMPTORY SALE OF
.I THE SEASON. 4t4 & 4
Public Sale of 60 Lots
.1 ax,d Parcels Nf Land.


AND ONE FRAME DWELLING,
AT Fourth and Van Buren, streets, and on
Union, Lincoln, Fourth, Fifth. Rowland
and Adams streets. - 70
On SATURDAY, October 18th, 1S77,s
At $50 p. m. on the prem ises, In Whining
ton, without postponement, withdrawal, or
Undertaking. la' y -. y. =.
The twelve lots on Fourth and Van Buren
streets are almost on grade, and of good
wide street, are In acentrai and rapidly i'm
proving part of the city, and fronting on the
widest street in Wilmington the four lots
at Adams and Fifth streets are about grade
and in q central and business locality, and
the three lots on Rowland street are near
the Rodney Street Reservoir, high ground
and pleasant surroundings and views.
The dwelling and forty- one lots aud par
cells In the locality of Fourth and Union
streets are ON and near the iline ofa charter
ed railway with quite reasonable certainty
of early construction. and are partly or en-
tirely underIaid with excellent brick and
cement clay, such as is now being used for
the New City Reservoir. 1t will be OBJ
served these lots are mainly OF good fronts
and depths, and are altogether well adapt
ed for suburban homes. All will of course,
at 80 p. m ., pl oceedipg mainly as num-
bered, and arriving at the Fourth and Van
Buren, lots about 81 p. m. "A covered om-
nibus will be at the Clayton House at p.
M, to carry parties 10 and from the sale.-
The many parties who regretted not being
at our last sale will please take note and
be on hand.
Terms of sale, plot and particulars on
posters. j. T. HEALD,
Real Estate and Mortgage EXCHANGE,
tH Clayton House Building,
oct6. 1912 Agent to Effect The Sale.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
DEMoCATIU GAINS IN IOWA.

"a DUBUQUE, Iowa, Oct. 10.-Dubuque
county gives Irish, Dem. for Governor,
from / 600 to 1900 majority. The DEM
ocratic ticket is elected, including Sem
ator and three Representatives,, which is
a gain of Senator and one Representa-
ti7e. Hall, Dem, for Senator, has about
5000 majority. EN
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
! Worms! Worms

u1SeIs n,S u Worm Syrup never tails
geall kinds of worms. Seat, Pin,
s ndcl worms are readily removed
teIs Worm Syrup. DR.. Kunkel is
successful Physician in the coun-
removal ~. Of Tape worms. He re-
Eyn ,., IN 2to3 hours, with head and
FrSealve, and no fee until head is
Sommon sense teaches II Tape
tsap al oe removed, all other worm 6
dhliiy destroyed. Ask your drug.
" SuLIle n OF Kunkel's Worm Syrup
Pef bottle. 1t never falls. Ifhe
X qsye y him get IL, or send to Pro
n. T. knunkel 259 North Ninth St.
y1Iia' fap advice at office free
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12

An Ocean Stea amship stove Kn:

QuEENsrowN, Oct. 1.-THE steamp-
ship Consett, from Antwerp for New
York, has arrived here with her bows
stove .and forward compartment filled
with water, the result of collision with
the ship Jsssore, from Liverpool with
passengers for Melbourne, at 4 O'Clock
Wednesday morning, one hundred miles
west of Fastnet. The Jessore sank. The
Consett rescued everybody.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12

Young MEMS Loan. AT the regular
monthly meeting OF Young MEMS Loan
Association, last evening, $3.50 sold at s
per cent. premiuAl, $1,15o at Z, and
81, 600 at /. ~-tf...e zor ,1sa .5qr'y.
The daily gazette., 1877-10-12
vrHE RACES.

! The races at the Schuetzen Park, yes
afternoon resulted as follows D.
First trial of speeed--Si50 for the three
m idute class, $75 to first. $50 to second and
Ave in harness, Judges VIII
liams, j. M. Harlan and Comfy l.. Jenk-
ms. .LitIIaigE r. 400 .G q
] R Hogg, Jr., Elkton, Nd, b m
seif Alien, snarpiown, blk
sdwara 4 RYE Pyle; Philadelphia.
dharles dfss,f Cox, Pihiiadeiphia
Mcdaniel, Cherry Hiii, Iii Md.,gg ;4
Frank Lightfoot.. DIR
A Major, Philadelphia, b g Tom. dr..
2 H Tltlow, Philadelphia. br g
Cooper. Phiiadelphia, M i;'f
Time-2 ijij,. Is, 5d 25s, 56X
Purse sl5o for @ the 45 Gloss sT5 to fl first
heats, best three in five in harness.
Fl w Austin, Woodstown, N b m
Lady Patchen II 49, 1
Dallas Love, Mt Pleasant, Del, .,sg :
i ] 3 oresswen, Downington, Pa, br
a a siifer' MHtl,e Phila. i blk m Maggie Il I s
Edward Pyle, Phila;, General A
2 Il Titlow, Phila,, Frank DR.
Time-2 534, 260K, 253K:
Purse $500, for the 2 q class $3.50 to first,
$10O to second and $50 to third horse; mile
heats, best three in five in harness.
r P Stetson, Phila., g Delaware. 1 o Il
Thomas. Mcconnell, Phil, s M
Sadie Bell II - = ! 0 4
Edward Pyle, Ph1ia.. g Jersey. . . /,
Peter Nance, Jersey City, s Mos
r ? ? stetson, Phila., b s Banble- -.
t0niaa Timens Mamneglno s4S. 2s7x, 5s4x. 2 IS. ar
*Dead heat. .sat5 a
The 2.27 race will be resumed this after
noon at two o'clock. Delaware and Sadie
Bell have the best of the race, and unless
Jersey Boy or Moscow take the next heat
the two will have to retire. III nea