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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-03

EVER since DR.. VIM. N. Giles, OF 45l
Sixth avenue, extended a frank invitation
10 owners Of lame horses TO bring their
equine property round to his place OF bus.
mess for free treatment, the corner oil
Twenty-seYenth street and Sixth avenue
has come TO resemble q horse fair. The
Doctors bold defiance, which II thus thrust
upon the curious attention Of his neigh
BON, is based on his earnest belief in his
Loiide ammonia LltineNt, which is now
preferred to all others by the chief stock
raisers and sporting mon OF the country.
A valuable horse OF the writer's was
kicked on the hook. Swelling and lame
ness ensued, rendering the animal nearly
worthless. VT were advised to try Gla'
Imminent, and are gratiied to say It acted
like a charm. About two inches OF bone
came away, the sore healed up, and the
lameneSs and swelling are fast disappear.
ing. HESRY WARD BERcHER.
LYMAN ABBOTT, Editors.
Logan, List & Co., Agents.
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THE DELICATE MENHANE which envel.
opes the lungs, and lines the air passages,
Is exceedingly sensitive, and q slight iFris
tation of it Increases and spreads very rap
idly. Remembering this, use; il you are
attacked by a cough or cold, that incpm-
parable puimonic and preventive Ofieon-
sumption, DIR. HALLS BALsAM ron rIfs
Lrxas, which invariably gives speedy re-
lief and ultimately effects a complete cure
in all cases where the breathing organs
arc affected. Use II II 'tiMe hdPfeveht
serious bronchial stroubleJ sold by all
Druggists. $50 uafs-ifi lIlr1pi1d HIl
John l. Smith & Co., Wholesale Agents,
Wheeling.
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TRANSFERS Of REAL Estate The follow
ing deeds in fee, transferring real estate,
were admitted TO record in the office Of the
Clerk Of the County Court, Yesterday:
Deed made November l6. lS77,by Joseph
Hill and wife 10 Thomas RatcIiT, for that
part OF original lots Nos. I, . and3 in
square a., us laid out by Joseph Caldwell,
sen, in the Sixth Ward; 5000.
Deed made June DIST, by DR., Edmund
II. McCoyand wifeto Wiz D. McCoy,tOrd
ipart OF lot l93, on the corner OF Chapline
and 22d streets, Centre Wheeling, front.
ing 20 feet on I'D street; 5000.
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SrPRINE CIRCLE OF HnSoR-The Su.
prenIe Circle Of Honor Of the World held
q mecting last evening, and the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term:
Past Supreme Commander, ]. NJ. Dow
Ter; Supreme Commander, Robt. Hanil-
ton; Supreme Vice Commander, John
Westwo0d; Supreme Secretary, J. l. $.
Hall; Supreme Chaplain, John Woods;
Supreme Marshall, James 7. Gray; SUI
preme Treasurer, Alexander Chambers,
Jun. Supreme InsideG uard, Al. Adams;
Supreme Outside Guard, II. Harrison.
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FnasYiRsispla. 4 ths Ti@ep fSS III
Al. o, Miuit7 What HhonldSbetd done
10 reduce an enlargement OF tendon oil
forward leg, the back tendon caused py
grabbing it Fhlle 4fotiigJ Hhs2ind
now, / think. Il was fixed last spring, and
the horssturncd outallMmmer. Ansrrr.-
Clip off the hair, aud apply GlS, Liniment
Hodide AmmORiq twicc u day, until1t irri:
tates, when temporarily discontinue, and
commence again. 1t Is the only remedy
that will permanently remove 0 chronic
enlargement OF this Enl.. Send to Doctor
Giles, 45l Sixth avenue, New York, who
will furnish full information "a
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spalding's Glue, usefuland always ready

"TuE FnsT posE GrvEs REtiEr."-Thc ais.
treSsing cough. which threatened serious re-
suits. Is quickly cured before developing q
fatal pulmonary affection; For all thnat,
breast, and ling disorders, AsthInatic or Bron-
! chial affections Hopping Cough, Liver Com
plant, Blood Splitting, &c, no remedy Is so
prompt and eiIectunl as DIR. Swayne's Com.
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry mi at
II have made use OF this preparation for
many years, and It has proved TO be very re-
liable and efficacious in the treatment OF -
we're and long standing coughs. l know Of
two patients, 10 in comfortable health, and
who but for is use / consider would nOttiow
be living. lrsblur- y1sg uteaf'i 4Ili srJtlsA Gi
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logan, lex Co, Agents.

FoR UpwARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects aCidity OF the
stomach, relieves trind oOlic, regulates the
bowels, cures dgN1Aery and diGrThGd,
whether arising from teething or other
%canses. An old and well.tried remedy. Is
cents a battle. dAw
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MrxrtitAL corn1-ynaes c.aanttt.

The. fouowing business was transacted
ilLiIisG bitr4 Yesterday DuGu Lc5hi
John WateEhouse vs.. Thomas MaDion.
Attachment. Dismissed agreed.
I6h4F fisselI 5YS Mary A! Brown etal.
In chancery. Order entered showing the
filing al the answer OF Il, II. Gillespie and
tie win Of VIM. Brown, deceased, I,
John Heslin, u native OF Ireland, was
admitted to citizenship. III b. all
Adjourned until this morning at 10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES c5Lthfj
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SrIT TO RECOVER. : The crews OF some
forty or more coal tugs were paid OF at
GaliipoliS aud Pomcroy, where the tugs
stopped with their tOws on the late trip.
The major portion OF the mems wages was
consumed by paying their fare back by
rail; The boat owDerS refusing to,pay IT.
Tie men Claim that d Tip covers their
transportation back. and have entered suit
to recover in. the United States District
Court, At Pittsburgh. The owners have
combined, and will test the matter.
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Hem FOR PosrAGE-Letters addressed
as follows are detained in the Postoficc or
account OF the non.payment Of postage
c. Manner, 5il Main street, care y. Bush,
plumber: James \. Garrison, africa
Iowa; John Hawley, commission mer
chant, city; James Geddis, Mansfield, o.
John Beckett, Jacobsburg, Belmont Co.
TO-; a. II. BurhanS, Cleveland, o.; Miss
Ella Nichols, city; F.. Olmstcad, city; Miss
Maggie, Ndngon,l Forest CITY House
Cleveland, q.
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FoR LIyEE COMPLAINT, BrLIoUs HEADACHE
Slick Headache (which females arc $ liable
to- Jaundice or Green SiGkneEs Bilious Collie
and bilious FeyeR, nropdcal SHellingS Inter
where %languoE, druWSines, anxiety, pains In
the back, head and extremttleS, slight chills
with flashes Of heat, etc. No medicine Is bet
ter adaptedtocur these complaints In all their
various forms than iH b.
SwAYSE's TAR AND sARSIrARtLLi PHI
Prepared only by Or. swAyne 4 Son, Phila-
delPhla, and sold 1t g cents . box by all lead.
ing d~ruEsiEtA In Wheeling BY logan, List &
Co, eOiAw
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PoLIrrcAL Polxrs.-The Greenbacker
will hold a meeting at the United Engine
House this evening. 5J 1tI
There's victory in the air. says the
RngiNrr. Everybody will agree to that. JOB
ben. Wilson is to speak at Benwood on
Saturday evening. a,H 81.
The Wayerly boys will wave at Point
Mills this evening. Mcneil, Ferguson
and Pendleton are the speakers. 74ar.
Mr.. John L. Hubbard, Republican can
didate for Congress in this district, re-
turned home on Tuesday from q tour
through the lower part of the district:
lie expects 10 spend the remainder Of the
week in Brooke and Hancock counties.
J.J. Woods, Esq, tho Democratic can
didate for Senator, startedon a missionary
visit TO Brooke and Hancock, yesterday.
The Greenbaek Executive Committee
held u meeting 1t the City Building last
evening, and made arrangements forthe
distribution of tickets for the coming cleo.
ton, -ts If ID
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MIS- GENERAL SHERMAN, wife OF tht
General OF the United States Army, says;
~ have frequently purchased Durango
Rheumatic Remedy Tor friends suffering
with Rheumatism, and in every instance
1t worked like magic" Sold by all Drug.
gists in Wheeling and elsewhere. Send
for circular 10 Helphenstine 4 Bentley,
druggists, Washington, D. G. d&w
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M NT-FI lMaAN -.
The MEETING At WEtSRL HALl--ThG
managers and friends OF the Ghlldren's
! Home have never had n reason to doubi
its hold upon the regard Of our people;
| Jpdici0usly managed, undenominatiopal
in. control, and giving forth a regular
published statement oil receipts ana dts'
bursements, there has never beena shadow
Of Il doubt as to the merit OF this lnstitu'
ton. Hence, none OF Its calls g. unheed:
, ed, and the attendance OF ladies at Wiesei
Hall, Yesterday afternoon, was large and
influential. .siila flE o. ~
They made Mrs v. i. Butler President
Of the meeting. II was decided to hold Q
Fancy Bazaar in Washington Hall, De
ccmber 5th. 9th and 9Th, and Mrs; j.. J.
Jones was chosen chairman OF the Bazaar
| COMMITTEES, .,sE r!ila-.. itd :,
Along roll OF names was then called,
/ and OF those present, everyone promised
some contribution To the bazaar, or more
substantial part of the entertainment
( Orders for any kind OF fancy work will now
be in order, Gentlemen, you can decide
Oa The article you want made, and the
hands youwish to make il. Come now.
this is libenl. Sendin y%OurOrlerS. Worked
handkerchiefs, pulse-warmers, slippers,
neckties; shaving paper shawlstraps, any
thing desired will be gotten ready at q
reasonable price, and the entire purchase
money will SO as profit.
| This iSlhe most economical, yet active
way, OF which we have yet heard to fill q
ldeplctSl treasury. Let Mrs. ]. J. Jones,
at the Stamm House, learn your needs
! promptly, and those not at the meeting,
who desire TO be among the contributors,
will also communicate with her. Dolls Of
all kinds, and nicely dressed, will also be
a specially and Thankfully received.
There will also be a dinner and supper
served each day, consisting Of oysters,
turkey aud side dishes. G .
This is the movement as- mapped out
and put under way yesterday afternoon
The wish and intention OF those having
it in charge, is TO act upon the principle Of
| value received. Noextortionate prices, nc
Igrab.bags, no fishing ponds, no voting OF
soliciting; It is wanted that all shall have
a pleasant time, and 80 away assured o.
having done something substantial for the
Cbildren's Home, through their tirsi
I DIL}GlTs .. 80 a.rF..A. Vi mfrHTr L
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AMERICAN BElLEs.-America Is Justly
proud Of her beautiful ladies, but how
many mar their beauty, and lose their
health and youth, become prematurely old
in appearance, by neglecting to takepup-
er care of their teeth. There IA beino
excuse for this, as Sozodont, pronounced
By all worthy a place between the sweetest
lips, can now be had in all civilized conn
tries.L n. NJ u~u...r- mil MI
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SALE OF mos PRoPERrY.-Eugcne List,
Esq, has sold the Gladeyille furnace prop
erty, in Preston county; to Mr.. William
TAFT, the well known furnace builder OF
this city, and his brother.in law, Dir. Chas.
E. LAyerty, Of Milwaukee, Wis. These
gentlemen viii go right to work to put the
furnace in running order. a.a .is7}f
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Hurry DrNprY.-A large audience as
scmblcd at the Open House last evening,
to witness the performance Of Tony De
nicr's Humpty Dumpiy troupe. The
house was filed from top TO bottom, the
largest gallery audience OF the season
being III attendance. The old.time pan
tomine Of "Humpty Dumpty" was invest
el with new features that made 1t accepta-
bic even 10 those who had seen itinIthe
plmiest days Of the lamented Geo L.
Fox. The tricks were, for the main part,
all new, and several innovations on the
old al. D." were noticed. The second
act was given up TO some fine speciality
business In which Clifton and Fox didta
fine act on the triple horizontal bars, or
as the programme has 1t, the Triple
Tournlquet," Chas. Diamond, the harpist,
Venus and Adonis, the youthful veloci-
pcdists, and Grim" Adams. on stills, were
the principal features. The last act was
full Of points, and kept the audience in a
| continual roar Of laughter. Denier has q
fine troupe and gives Humpty Dumpty in
good STYLE.
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HEAp9rAssgAs poR CHEAp GooDs.-
Good Muslin at &c, good Calicos at sc,
good Carpets at l5c; fine all-Wool Fronch
Cashmcrs at SOC; Fancy Dress Goods from
6 to lQc; everything else In proportion.
Call soon, II you wish 10 save money, at
Nos. 20l9 and 2G2l Main street. 4.
~ JonN RoEMER.
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II IsAAos. NERnE1N, 81. ID.

Price:LTHal Bottle, Is cents; large Size, 81,
or six for S. "A single % cent bottle will
'Oftentimes cure a recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk Of life.
Prepared onlyiby DR.. iSwayne L. Son, PhilA+
.delphia. Sold by leading Druggists. Logan,
List & Co, Wheeling. eod4w
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Tins Boss Arrtp.-Mr. WIN. McMcchcn,

.TnK Boss Arrts.-Mr. WIN. Mc3Iechcn,
who has a farm one mile below Benwood,
yesterday left ut this office two mammoth
IPippins, the largest OF which measures
fifteen inches in circumference and weighs
about apound and q hall Also.a IN apple
from q tree which for two years bore
siberian crabs, and then changed, and
commenced bearing fruit much like the
pBellfoWcr Mr.. MCMcChen also left with
us some prunes which he raised on a tree
that he got from Germany.
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PrAxo AND ORGAN TuxIxG.-lfyour Piano
or Organ needs tuningor repairing, please
send your order to l227 Market street, and
our tuner, Mr.. Charles Kilmeyer, will give
it prompt attention. All work guaranteed
satisfactory. Address, i.lia'
TER LucAs' Music SroRE,
1907 Markat 81
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Po1IcE Cornr-Lndqe Cnannltr

His Honor yesterday morning disposed
OF f IL t2F $fl.SsI MIL sssfined ssHiGal df ll95alss)
.Iy conduct, and in default was committed.
Henry sweeney vas ttRsd:ss p sgd costs
EllGM Donovan and Joseph donovan.
we're up for d%isorlerly conduct. Both
cases were dismisseda at the costs OF Joseph
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JustcS EoupEE1L SHenr Sweeney
wasbefote this Justice YESTERDAY, ehatged
with mfttinE an assault upon James
W. Beck, In the First Ward. Tho case
was compromised, and the information
Withdrawn, I.H
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TuE large, old-iashioned, polished and
elegant buCk-horn buttons OF our fathers
arc appearing on the stylish oyercoats Of
the young men OF the period. 7~ail ga,
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-DIGGtSG ron BURIED B00TY.-lslaiders
were Yesterday morning much interested
in the mysterious maneuvres OF an officer
in charge OF two prisoners, both hand.
lcIfEei, who put in an hour or two with q
spade, digging in the ground at the west
end Of the suspension bridge, north OF the
abutmcnt. The officer wa Mr. Douglass
BCahill, Marshal Of S~tcubenvillc, and the
prisoners 4 coupleof young men who were
arrested two months ago on a charge Of
robbfns the residence Of Mr.. james II.
Walker, in Steubcnvillc. Recently the
bows 'fcSed up, admitted that they had
the robbery, and Claimed to
have buried their booty, consisting of jew
elry and silvcrware, nj tho spot where the
digging was done yesterday. Or, rather,
they had deposited the stolen property
there, and coveredi it with a pile OF stones.
Marshall Cahill searched around among
the rocks and stones in the vicinity, but
could find no truce OF the stolen articles.
lie then procured n spade from Gus
Black, the oll-keeper, who lives near by,
and overturned the earth for a distance Of
several square yards, but without avail.
The prisoners, however, persisted that the
property had been left there, ~ stated By
Them before, something over two months
previously, Marshall Cahill, after closely
scrntinixine the ground roundabout, fin:
ally gave it up for a 6adjob, and returned
to Steubenville at1rA. ". with his prison.
erG. Il.
The property which the thieves claimed
to have buried was Us follows: one set OF
gold earrings, four silver spoons, two gold
iockets, one gold bracelet, n gold breast
pin and one gold pencil. The spoons were
marked james II. Walker 1t is consid-
cred likely that some OF the numerous
boys who spOnd good deal OF their time
in the vicinity have accidentally come
across the cache, and removed the contents.
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CHOICE Teas, Tobaccos and Confection-
cries always on hand, at Geo. S. Feeney's,
1907 Main street. 49,
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THR Jack Bass Fishing Club leave this
morning for q few days sport on Big
Wheeling Creek. The Jack lass Is the
''boss" club in this vicinity, andH royal
time will DOUBTLESS be had on this trip,
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y ~ LNNHN4a q 80 ~ MANN
PgUsoSAI, MESTiONg-A few days since
II was Inadvertently stated In these col.
lnmns that MessrS. Heryey 4 Pace hail dis.
s6ited partnership. MessfS II. 4 P. will
carry on business as heretofore at f40S
Market street, except TINT they will not
sell goods on commission.
of Wheeling, W. Va, with his wife, was in.
the city yesterday for a brief viSit.-Erl
pa DapGiat. 5a 10
Capts. El. HObbsand I'll. HOrnbrook, Of
the Wheeling Towboat Line, were in Gin
cfhnati,y Monday.
Mr. !. s. PiengIe, OF brownsville, has
the contract 10 build u new towbOat for
Capt. I'd. HOrnbrook, Of this city.
.Rev.T. r. ClAncy and W. 4, List, ESQ.,
were appointed by the Wheeling Sabbath
School Association, delegates to the Mar
shall County Sabbath School Association,
which met Yesterday.
Mr.. b. Stevens, agent Of the Lillipntian
Opera Company, is at the st. James Hotel.
Tony Denier and his pant0mine troupe,
~twentyseYen in number, arrived yesterf
day morning, and put up 1t the McLurs
House.
Rev. Mr.! Barnit1 left yesterday for But.
Ter county, Pa, for a weeks absence. We
regret to say that he Is not Vt all in good
health these days, and he certainly ought
to plieye himself from duty for u while.
Sir. +. r. Warner, ofthe Mcclure House,
who has been fishing down in Tyler conn
ty for ten or twelve days, returned home
YESTERDAY.
Capt. j. G. Morris, well and iayonbly
known In the produce business, will short
IL assume command Of n first-clats tow
boat, Glh 47ir..HT 80 uF I
Nfr. Joseph Nagele, Of IndianapOlis, Ind,
a native Of our city, is here on u visit to
relativesand friends .a i0 a %
Col Charles Stifel, wife and daughter,
Eoi St louis, No., who have been sojourn.
ing in Europe for some time past, arrived
in the city last night; just home frOmtheir
European tour. They are the guests OF
Mr.. 0..E. Stifel. n brother of the Colonel.
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MORNING GLORY BAKING POWDER is tho
best in the market. Try it, and you will
Use no other,
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THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows aheirange ofJthe thermometers As
observed at schnepfs drug Store Opera
House corner, yesterday:
ssAx. IAN. SP.N. iE.H.
3 ID -
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MORNING GLORY BAKING POWDER is the
est in the market. Try it, and you will
nse no other. No. ~ IN - -
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IN. stare room No. 20 Twelfth street Nth eelat
nts,,ra,h. This room has been occupied iOE thelas
,s,sr yr.rs by HuEoI-ll<os Rs a tobacco ana ~
~ mo shelVthE, counter aud EA h1lure betoAg
store ,I%isS' A:Soi W. Is attached. TsutlOS,
,srSjou given Immediately. Apply t9a,n
sis d NJ wy
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WInFIkN4ONERnaYaAE

Any one b AVN examine the lEst Of CentsnltsI
.kaafds NIL - TIM he manptfin = benS
GtAne Teroas PsSler reottyd fht highest And oHif
nstl HFAfdSd iOpiaupIt
YAH GANAoTas SEM
in this IL: /, the name Of 1ny Of thSr numerous sGg.
~usiitofs, 50 reatly superior u ordinary porous pas
trrs and lIpiuients u B4nson's caprihe Porous plsSsefi
that 10 has galBed the approval ~ the hisheslInelpeA y
suthoriIy n he World. n. J. y. II. Thompson, oi
Wsshinton, y. C., Judge 10 the Drug Department Of
ibe CrhirBnii EEpO-liiOu, lys Of thea u 10 thsbi
constantly IN mr. PrArucs,Ahd esteym them 0os o ihe
most useful Inventions u the age" Benson, StlSihG
Pllsier strengthen, sOthes, Stimnlniea 4 heitn,ul
Circulation II THE bod, relieves II once, aud eures
quicker than any known plaster, llnimrnt or com'
pound. II l. nov eOns'dered TO be the ann'niEei Es u
sdy Tor lame tack, Rheumatism, neuralSta, spinal 9nd
kIdnsy ldoctIonA s~ciAtiea. lumbaFo, stubborn eoas'
sold sTeryFbeFe. ufpee g Ws
nrsplUTlaIlc 1hsrs rGssEsaalSs sle
De GAUllUU5 WEE 81 ! ss;; fi1'z :
he maTieI; O6e in particular haTi9E . stIlil1t so1nd-
Ing name, contains lead polOna. Each Renuine hen-
sSn'I CancIne Plaster has The word Cpciheeu thTegsh
the pAstef-take no other. se9.A,Ns
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IlYYSSEaaddE CrsroG4 Sesterdafy afteEi
noon the friends OF Iayberger and Cla-
tor, the latter OF Wheeling, met at Henry
Alden's, to make final arrangements fOrthe
prOpdscl sraee 0yertlm Hutton courseQun
The t9th " 0elober!.i The terms darticles
Of agreement las yet unsigned provide
lfOr a three mile race for a purse OF $500,
'ClatnF, To- have $50 for expenses the lirst
dep6st5to lie made up6ir the igning.of
the articles, the second on the 9Th Of Oc-
tobcr, and the third and final deposit on
the 18th OF October, when q referee will
I've eh0seua Harry Aldel-iS naneiS as
Stakeholder. ; AiiGr considerable talETthe
parties falling 10 come to al agreement, it
was decided to haveanother meeting in q
short time, when the match will probably
I've made.
/. Laylerger and Clator, with their back
ters. had another meeting last night, ut
Alden'ssalOop, and after some DISCUSSION
they finally agreed to Sisu thearticles alter
they had been amended Us follows: lay
berger agrees IN pay Clator SO for expcn-
ses, instead OF so, the SIS extra 10 be
Maid on Friday night, October 18th! It
was also agreed that no guide boat should
be allowed on any parto OF the course. Al;
tel, the signing Of the articles, W u. Hart,
for Clator, and VIM. s. Donaldson, Tor
Laybcrger, each deposited 500 withHarry
Alden. tho stakeholder. The race will
take place on the 18th Of October, between
the hours OF 4:S0and $50 p. u. Fhh5nrgh
CJmmeridi-G GSd< Of Monday.
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THURSDAY. OCTOBER B. ISIS.


Pearl Table Handle cutIerySTurncr &
CARPETS, &c.9wm link &son.
For Sale Cheap Top Buggy.
Bddke { Co. Merchant TailoH.
Wanted-Situation by n Girl.
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NOR RENTING FINE LARGE.
SInrr Rooms corner Aaih apd s0sh Stresa
one lane DNolllng HOuse, with fourteen rOonl+ aai-1
,,SIs fDT 4 taurdlnE bOase; good location. ul
me small store Room, vest side MArEetshref, b.
,.arn Twelfth Gtfsrt and Market HOue. ~
b1I slaaII IITelhRE. With aSe rooms, Market STREET.
In larse Dwelling IlBuSs, With nine rooms httnA-
I'd IN the taak u hvGI, oPpoalie steamboat landing.
." L .Ss '4'"'' /. IRWIN, Assnt