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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-25
WOOL,
IoatOn.

BosToS, August o. Wool-ln gooI
demand, Ohio and Pennsylvania @tr
42c; Michigan 3jC,IOc; Wisconsin BE:
combiugs and dclaincs 3tsIjc; Mis-
sOur 24c.
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National Debt OF Russia.

LONDON, August 23.-Thc Times Ber-
lin correspondent says the national
debt Of Russia, bearing interest, is be-
coming enormous; ,l32, l65, l25 roubles
in paper money is now in circulation.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Active at 5 TO 7 Per Cent.-Go,.
ernments Weak-flour Quiet and
firm-Wheat More Active
Hogs Dull.
FINANCE.

NEw YORK, August 23.-MoNEr-
Active at 5G7 per cent, closing at 8
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5(G7
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills weak at 4Sl!; sight exchange on
New York 4S3!.
SILvER-At London SID; bar silver
here ll2s; subsidiary silver coin 3@l
per cent. discount.
GOVIRNNRNTs-Waak
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The Floods in England.

LONDON, August 24.-It is raining
again to-day with severity. The floods
in Oxfordshire are the highest ever
known. The Oxford race course is in
undated and large numbers are going
over il i'm boats.
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Cinoinnati,

CISciSS,T:. August -. - Hogs -
Dull common - 9Dta3 20; light 81 Goa
3 75; packing 80 ijcd3 o.: butchers
9 jOCD3 20. Receipts ,0ij head ship
ments iBj heal.
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Aquatic Challenge.

LONDON, August 25.-William Elliott,
the Tyneside sculler, has challenged
Robert w. Boyd to race over the
Thames course for c200 side, the
match to take place six weeks after the
Boyd-Higgins race on the 3Oth of Sep
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RAILROAD BONDS-Quiet.
Srr Rn,.nn hnll

RAILROAD BONDS-Nlulet.
STATE BONDs-Dull.
SToCKS-The market was weak in NE
early dealings, and prices declined iG2
per cent, the latter Erie, which was un-
favorably affected by testimony before
the legislative commission. During the
afternoon 4 iirmer feeling prevailed, and
there was an advance OF iWl per cent.
in Western Union and Il per cent. in
Lake Shore. The advance was well
maintained 10 the close, investment
dealings being strong. The transactions
aggregated 20S,O00 shares, of which
$4,000 were Erie, 10000 Lake Shore,
2G,OOO Northwestern, ll,OOO IT. Paul
common, $4,000 Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, 2,400 New Jersey Cen
tral, 1000 G. c. &. 4 l., 1900 Ohio and
Mississippi, 400 Western Uunion, 1900
Pacific Mail, 2,lO0 Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern, 800 Louisville
and northern, 800 It. Louis and San
Francisco and 1000 New York Central.
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FOREIGN.
Poor Crop Prospects in Italy.

LONDON, August pa Rome dis
patch to the Nelrs reports that the har-
vest in Italy has been disastrously al
iected by the drought and parching heat.
The prospects OF the vintage is more
reassuring. Considerable distress has
been caused in the Venitian provinces
owing to the slender yield of cocoons.
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Kearney's Advice.

Last night after Kearney concluded
his conference with the ward Presidents
the march for Sand Lots was resumed.
Several prominent workingmen har-
angued the crowds there before
Kearnev arrived. He addressed them,
realizing that these thousands of passion
ate and yindictive men were ready for
immediate movement against DeGoung,
telling them that in ten days the election
would put the whole machinery OF the
city government in their hands and that
without fail the proprietOrs OF the
| ChroRicle would then meet their deserts.
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OIL City.

OH CRY, August 23.-The market
opened active with 65:c bid, advanced
10 66tc, declined and closed at dc.
Shipments AZ 600 barrels, averaging 53,-
600 barrels; transactions 2l7,0O bar
rels.
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pittsburgh.

PlrIsnuRGm, August 23.-Petroleum-
Crude quiet at 1Osc at Parkcr's tor ship
ment; refined Glc for Philadelphia de
livery.
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GovRRNNENTs-Weak.
, 1879-07-26

Note. and Queries tells M odd stofy Of tfo
Prince Impcriat's nurse. sho wns engaged In
f.on1ou, being advertised fur bV Dr. LocooE,
celebrated surgeon Ut tllo day. Thero woFs of
course MANY applicants for tho very desirable
nosttton, but tho successful ono was Yorkshire
yo,pan living nt Gtll!ng. near Richmond, who
Ind been persuaded through dream TINT she
would be chosen TO watch over the then-unborn
child, Tho correspondent Of Notes aud Qaerief
writes On the subject rs follows:
D}sseesrisne all r1tcuio or. fomonstrancc from
hrr lcss romantic ncRhbors SHE predcntcd herself.
in nlnin cotton drefs. at The time appointed for
oartiyc competition, Mt tho Ercat pysican'E honse
in London, mud was At last admitted alter many
tnnro nrrtentlons candidates. lter tails to Ds.
iococK ,sns the ehmc that rho lind told her neigh
6ors: +sho knew that 1t WAS l,ef lot to nurse the
coming chil,l." f1oe manner and atncea foE the
pfcp prevailed. and aho waa sent to Paris. Some
yours eaptcd, and my lady informant was In Paris.
with niece, md chilled at the Tattcrica 70 sec hor
Cooi wonlan In liko ppnpant arcsa to what she had
worn At GIlltng. The IMPERIAL child wns exhibited
ainunrst lila toye, nnh tho Offer was made them of
drive in tho carriage that ns always at het disposal
fnr t.c recreation OF her charge. Site waa "a s!nl-
pic md nnepo!t ns when she Loft hcr EnGlis home.
In bis sermon at tho funeral OF Tho Prince
1mpcrlal IN Westminster Abbey, Dean STANLEY
used these words: "Wo hcarii Of his faithful
English nursc, mud Of her good counscls to
him." THIS is the woman whose curious history
has boon aboye rc1Rtel.
, 1879-07-26

M foundation In fact for most OF t'ese stol1es'
Wrrss, who wns poor creature, l1nif prcachcrs
1,alf book k-,,cddlcr, invented them for hss own
nroflt anil Amusement. tic called blmsolt
Il Rector Of Mount Vernon ParIsb." but Dsf1op
SfrApK eseofts nositvctv that he WAS never
1cctor Of anything IN the world. II is astonisl'-
,ur. In view nf ti,c poor character OF bis work,
on,1 tho comparative ignorance Of 1t atnonE cul'
tlyatcjl pcop1c, how strong D hot3 1t has on tll'
.ffcc,lo.,s Of TIC reon'c. Mr. rAnToN says 1t is
.,I,l stat.lar] publication, md has largo and
.tcody sale among ilic poorer classes:
II wss w.Exs Life Of WAhmtsarox That sasfated
.ora}1 tarth lhe latnnt mind at AnnAHAh flNc,FH.
svhrn hr wna rugged. lEnnrant, 9nea fnntcu not
% s' ill., 6oos ,ssxAso N" :. IN
Utility. II h,!n'ireds of Thousands Of boys hays
done tcfnre him sn % thosans M afc nn ~ as,nE ns
il was not y, nan hr VIA necistoIIr TO place II on
phntf in BIZ father&s tniteeahfc F-'sht and one
rcbt, willis tho fntuse fresident wa asfeor.
Tic rain nnnsetl lhronEh crrvicc hNtHecn tue
ioss and st.nt1r the precious yossnc. 1'o9ks wero
b1oka on The fr,nticf then. Tho nwner rofnaed TO
take hack tho damaged vonme. and ABRAHAM va q
obliged tn r1y for It BY working three says At ~
eommoditfcs Of Tho trade, nitlloneh tho polite
waflA never eehs It, and rarnly hears of It,
The story Of tho hatchetwas pure invention.
but Tint of thn garien-sect1a planted br tho
boris father growing up into Tho nnmo OF
Grogax WAsn1sa7oH, and atfortl!ug material
for pious lesson, WINS stolen bodily from d.
BEArrlE. Mr. FAnros's article is full Of Nc"
material. He Ia ile first to show, for instaoee'
tllat GEORGE WASHINGTON, before his mafs'a&e'
had no family Influence baek Of him; anu III
other points ho disputes tho authority ot all
previous b!ographers-
, 1879-07-26

7efhe Edl4or NTH Ne.o FORK Tr1buns.
I hare ALWAYS supposed tint tho atury that
cats wore addicted to tue habit Of ssckuE the
breath Of peraons while s!oapIug, whers they
but nursery lctlon With which to irlsAsaa
childron from the practice OF taking pct cats to
bod With them; but a case Eu point haa just
come under my notice, WITH which ] thought It
would oe we'll to 4cauaut your teaders' 70 guard
lady Of my acquaintance, residing In bedford
avenue, brooklyn, was awakened lust week dur
Ing the night Ia au almost exhausted and stsang-
ling condition, With juat sufficient consciousness
thrust far into hers, She had scarcely strength
to call fur help, ud hiss stnco acen very III from
prustration aud liberated soro throat. For soy
egA! moIuings previous aho had awakened with
very peculiar sensations about tic throat alui
, 1879-07-26

Bays nu English newspaper: ut IL difficult
In the present ay to realize tho fact that wheat
was ut ono timo unknown In America; yet prior
to the discovery Of tint continent br COLUMBUS
there Was no cereal In Aiilcrica approaching In
nature to the whuat-plant. 1t was not, observes
tllo american dGHtr, until 1'30 TINT wheat found
its way into Mnxico. and then only bT chance.
A slavo Of CoRrEz found a fow grains OF wheat
In n parcel Of rice md showed them to hts mas
ter, who ordered ttem to be planted. The result
showed that wheat would thrive wcll on Mex-
lean soil. and to-day ona Of tho Gucst
wl.cat-vnllcys IN tho world IL near tho
Mexican Capital, From Mexico thu
cereal found its wnY to Peru MARIA
D'EsconAR. wifo Of Don U1E0o De CnAuvEs,
CARRIED n few geaIns to Lima, which vera planted,
the cut.rc product buIng used for seed for
several successive crops. at Quito, Ecuador, a
inonk Of the order Of st. Fraucls by tho namo
Of Fnar Joposi D1xI, introduced the new cereal;
and 1t ia said that tic iar whlcl, contained the
sccds Is still preserved by thu monks Of Quito.
Wheat wAs introduced Into tie prcscnt limits Of
tl,a United States eontemporancouslY With the
settlement Of the country by the English and
Dutch" And this year tho American States
alone arc producing more tlan 400, coz, COO Of
bushels, being enough for their own bread and
for *, 000 COO al mouths bes,1ss.
, 1879-07-26
company than hc has yet trrt, md, as flw trnck
ts very fast, will doutrflcs4 lower hts record.
GOSSIP.

conpsuy than hc l,as vet trct, nml, as liz track
f8 very last. Will doutflcs4 lower hts record.
GOSSIP.
s,nhlcs AZ Tia track.
49,, ,o,,
Whcn tue time o. " Ic m nfst ;i heat OF ue @ S:A
elias: Has announced a:lv inc anolcnco chccfea
l6adl1'
Those who wers Fortunate enough 10 be at
the track Yesterday we're treated to as good a
day's rnriig a. Chicago has has had for ytars.
~, .,.tx.s. ,,x w, ,t,ar,. ....,.a
10 please the audtcpce RtcatIy, though not moro
INN one ~ nunuIsu HnsI ""5 '''s' s"sstsA
cay" app''ca''on o' 'e oe'f'sN'
, 1879-07-26

Money makes tho boom Cos. J. 1Yaen.
enough Of Wolsctcy.
Memphis can rerudiato noarly ovorything
bat the yeliow-fevor.
Sitting 13ull demantlA sNay Of proceed
ingn In the case Of Gen. Miles.
Jim Blaine talka good deal considering
tho slAe Of Ills subJoc-hitnsclf.
AInnton Marble being in Europe, Prince
Jerou1c perhaps 1nay be counted in..
The French throne is not very valuable
ascot In tho late Prince Napolcon's eats,o.
st. Louia claims to bo extending its trado.
It's business is afrendy laFge-in sunatrokes.
Gen. Mcclellan DOESN'T boom. and wo aup-
pore that he hasa't tho necessary gunbost.
Alaine has paper calloa tho Honest
Truth. VII: it print Jim Bialne'a speochesf
s'Gall Ia the mama Of n new. play, 3Vo
should not think 1t suited To tho popular Taste.
When ho has no clnnoe to run, 1t appears
that Lord Chelmsford Is good deal Of fighter.
Sitting Dull says that he wants to sleep
sound. and Gen. Miles must 80 away md not wake
Him up.
Tho baec-hall championship Is as WORTH
.s0' '"s no ''o poooJ 'p1'' l." 1as ol'loh u tae
Cir, 10y;
o4'n uuu'a ..io uo.1o'oa " tuo nsoo@Yn
ohtoH-h'gas " " ."one ni@o" ~ 'no 1ntofnai-
fosehne of'cets'
tloe'avns liayoa Ans aeceptea hn lnt'eas'on
~ oa..o',a .ne oeean oFoso canp'ipeennR Al tae
onai'olsass c1stc'aeS'
Gndshill, Charles Dickens homo, has been
roa a. aaetton TO caft- AuasIn nadacn, Of tho
A"o''a nSas a.
h1r. Doralioner in OF the opinion TINT tho
hast Fourt1, Of July osations arc those which you
p's"''''' ~, %'s'''0 - u''4''f.
ino patono1 OF fn1aA ohao-oali olno IN
Iowa haA neen arrested for buseasy' Wa tako It
TINT ae was al ut'oef'hhnoco pitcher.
hIosby explains TINT lo woro a dress-ooat
NJ all OF tho Chinese official reccotions and rarely
missed tue enspldoFo mssn he o1pectotatod.
The Atlanta Consultation wants tho Widow
13utlar to ehow her ankles 1t, Massachusetts, Now.
wo don't believe tho widow IL that Kind Of a ci,l.
r.,,rooo', oorrnouv ua r,;rto;7 H., rr,,..,,
.sua..s, H. ..,'' - 4'ns'''H'
NV ~ =. ~, ~ teaosts 70
.l"y 'os 'A' p'sasa''' "' '''ee 'A"' tuoS W NOT
~
bonatof Mast carpenter, of WISCONSIN, is
, 1879-07-26

An American engineer, who, oelog engaged
IN tae construction Of = railway Ia China, has
'aaa unusually favorable opportunities of exam
io'ag the "arsat Wall built to obstruct tia
'acarsloua OF The Tartsrs, gives tic following
account of thls wonderful works: Thu wall ID
Try mlles iong, eighteen feet wids, and hfteen
1ect Thick at tile top. Tie foundation through
out Is Of solli granite, tho Reminder Of com
pact masonry. AttnteFyals Of between 200 aud
~" yards towers rise up, tweasy-ays to thirty
, 1879-07-26

rolled III, tumbIng Van Ness uut ou ttc track,
,'ut infl!ctlng no injury ar'on him beyond
~ 1Tss ,.,. On o' leg re i"fse vi" va n lass
after tfe balanre Of tho Geld. with the trrokeil
srlky dangling At bis heels. ifo overlook tic
pn'sy about hatf.way tiowt, shc hotna'stretcf'.
S'ley Iyraa and ,,ls Gso 9t W. @a'h'ngton "s[s
ncar Tic contru OF the track. with II,
open tnace Of perhaps ak feet between htm aId
Deck WRIGHT, who was ut The rnle. On sceiug
Ro.c II Washington tovar1 tic othlts!ds h t fonco
and materially decreased her speed. Tile run
away dashet! through between ALLEY anu Deck
Wright, tust touching ihe fornter's sulEs.
Goldsmith! stopped ttts horse !t;ic. aud b.
The fourth th!nc on the cartlS was ssm unfH-
ishel paclne .nco o! Thursday. in which slcepy
Tom lls'i won two ltca,s ami MattIe Hunter one.
After n few scortttgs tev zero sent away to a
fair start, Tom mil Aiat.to Hunter having son'c-
what tic best 1t It. At thc turn Tom WINS
lcurtl, ahead of Matte ant1 lsowuv boy, they
leading Lucy three lengths: Ihcto 'tohltinR
were unclangcd 70 sAr qaar.cs,t.nle, =. bgt when
!lsc l.alf was reached. ~ l:0' Tom Icy Mattto
Ing close behind her mud lappcti. As thGv
ROUNDED lbe 1ownr turn hlni cane futo ulr lome
stretch Matte. Hunter showed = great burss Of
suced. auA clt~ed III to within length Of
Sleepy Tom, who few under tue wire In the u1-
pasalellcd ttme of 2:G4.
THE suxNArr. ...
CntcAoo 1ockEr AND TKo1T1so C1un CnuRsE.
July .5.--rn1nIsned psclng rase-Pnrse u 5oo:
for ri! pacerA: 4750 10 ht6t $31j 10 second, S123
to third, Sl50 to fourth:
S E. tl.lI!ipr. Xen'a. O.. enterr c'.r' =,
ri ds'eerg f;egrs go f:ouI,. TENN s;,;:ts
Sum Reyes, Pstsburs, ensers IT. m.,, = = ,
II "1s5 ;c,o ii -. iomi. o,;.r. iii
, 1879-07-26

Tho Lord Chamberlain OF England, Win h'e
characteristic fontncss fur potty syrnnny, mas
prohibited tho exhibition Of como half:dozen
tnme xu1us IN London. 1t Is possible tl'at Tic
Lord Chamberlain, in view Of the late operations
OF British, troops In euuth Africa, fears that
these nix sayagcs might break fooso and sack tho
Cltu Of London.
, 1879-07-26

Gso. r. RowzLt. Il TO-, In tho american
Yr,aspaper Directory for July. ahow u,at the
vhoTe number Of newspapers In the United
states has Increased slnce January Of the tur-
rent ycar, from 8,7o3 to 9,l5s. New papers
abound in the Torrltories. Suspensions l,aYe
been fowcr than III any corresponding ptsiod for
aayatai ycarf,
, 1879-07-26

1t IL m odd political situation, when the prcss-
ing OF the President for second term should
TO generally ncccptctl a. dodge In favor o.
nember Of tits Cabinet This Is what has been
produced by Mr.. uArns' wieo determination ia
advance not to be candidate second time.
, 1879-07-26

II Congress has not the pownr to prescribe
ST the timcs, places, AND manuer" A." Of ho1dlug
elections for Representatives. 1t has no powers
whatever. As we'll disso've'ihc Union At once
"a admit that Congress-, In these matters OF
vital National concern, is q puppet In tho hands
Of tho etates.
, 1879-07-26

Capt. CowIoN Ind pretty strong petition 10
favor OF htt appointment to the Mississippi
River Commission. It 10 amazing tt'at tho Pres
tdcnt should have neglected 1t, and appointed
tla 1nhher EApa iii tit 1llacc.
, 1879-07-26


The Republican Conrrcsstoual Comutttee has
established tariff for speeches mud documents
lnientcd for circulation ~ campaign documents.
The prices arc, OF coursc, thu actual cost, and
dcpclld mitch upou the length Of tho speeches
aml The kind Of ompositlon-whotller plain ar
tabu'aE-Enyolsod in them; but soms Of tho
prleos Rlycu In the tariff sectn odd
and precise to o degree. Thus tie
most oxpenoyc speech Ii Senator EpAusps', on
" The Power Of the Nat!on 10 ktasntatn 1tsclf,n
which cost s7.ee0 per 1000; tho noxt Is Senator
WisnoM, on "Tlsa New Rebellion Agatnst Ma
tionality," which ii worth $7.0s. Tho cheapest
aro Benator CnANnIxR's "Arrafgnment Of tho
Democratic Party" autl lts "Ilt.torY Repeating
ltself," which arc put Aown ut $1.20 per 1000;
and the next cnoapest are u The Debata on Pom
alonlng JErF DAv1s," TowssENn's IA Gold
Dollar, Silver Dollar, 4 PAPER pol1ar,n ant
NswnInnY on The sarne subject, each of which
brings $l.8o per 1000. Wo arc elad to know
that BLAlNE's nnl CoNKL1Na's speeches aro
eacs. worth precisely tho same sum, $t.44 per
l,OW. st'd ts'at LOGAN AMI MoK1NLxr ssaw
oil" In tho samo way nt &5H each,
, 1879-07-26

Total hascs on clcan hitS-ChcaGo, Z; clncu-
natt, D.
First base on errors-Chfcago. 7; Cincinnati, 3.
laft on lascs-Chtcago. u; Cincinnati ~.
1susrs OH called balis-Clnclnaatt. j.
Taescsi bal,H-J. White. H.
Ulnpieo-Iluptx, Of Cinclnnati.
WollOxsrEn VS.. BPR!H0P1EtD.
srA1Nnr1ELn, atass., July 2A-'Yorcesters, 7;
8prlngtlclls, 4.
, 1879-07-26

No ladfE taco can be beautiful X her teeth tc
dark and lustes!ces. Browns Camphnratcd sapo-
uAccons DentifrIce rcmrd dies This defect, and Is
agreeable to the taste. 70 cents.
, 1879-07-26

chest. 1f.e cat WAS d sttnnHe Hne. ~ noue u |
kat,t nbout the house, and must hnge gained mr.
cces 10 the apartment through window {whkh |
oncu4 on O baIconTl ncut thu bed. |
, 1879-07-26

Iu hfs speech ut Lancaster Thursday Mr.. ToM
EWING said:
ny thu Constitution Of tho United Ftates. tho
whp!o power 70 proyite for and re2uato elections
Of members Of Congress was left with tho respect-
Two htatcs. but, for fear amy Of them might fall
altogether to provide fOs such elections, Congress
was given power to itsolf by Law to provide for
thcm.
Atr. Ton EWING IL either ycrY ignorant Of the
Constitution, or has deliberately tnlstGed 1t. Art.
l., Sec {arst clausc) OF thc.Conslltutton Is as
follows:
The tt.ncs, placcs, md manner Of holding nlcc.
ttens for Benntors unu Representatives shall bo
prescribed Ia each Stale b. the Legislature thereof;
but tic Conyrcss may at any time by Inv make OF
AtrkH snch regulations, except rs TO the places Of
cloosinR Sonaturs.
BIT. EWING cannot find much support for his
remarkable stutemeut In tho words Of the Cnn-
ttttut!on. The power to alter the regulations Of
States Ia regard to Congressional elections Is
expressly conferred upon Congress. How Gnu
Mr.. ToM EWING, In the face Of this language,
maintain that Congress- has tho power to Iegis-
lata only In aofault Of legislation BY TIP States!
Mr TON EWING must lnyo known better. Tic
words are Us plain a. the 1850 on hit face.
, 1879-07-26

will oe ths last Of tue meeting, and as two vcry
interesting racea arc to be trotted thcre mill
first race ts for horses of tho 2:8 class, md the
starters will be Charley Ford, May Morning,
KITTY Bates. Fred Douglass, Engos, Eta Joues,
4Elnulus an1 Tom u. lateheD. The second race
will b. the EreaI ono between Bouesettar. Col.
Lewis .aHd HlnDla. TAe Chicago horse Ia The
faYorlte lu poolselltug, but will bs tn fastaG
, 1879-07-26
Some Very Fine Speed De-
veloped in the 2:24
Race.
Alley, @ Rank Outsider, the
Winnor---Bcst Time,
2:10.
The 2:22 Race Captured by Darby
---Progranme for To"
Day.
A Game Handsomely Won by
Chicago from Gin
ciunati.
THE TURF.

rrryr o,rrpn
rrsrsnpAY WAS mxMonAnls DAT ron THE
JOCKEY CLUB
troct, In tho r,r If fu.t t,mc. When The racea
~, 1t.,,a, - 49,, ao,,a,1aa !. ,sa. [,oaor.1.
u lnuiaaly l1au peou eo'su1ea II "as estS." .
y supposed tint flle 2:1tA OF hafus anu the
2:10 OF Sleepy Tom would atan1 as tic best per-
formouccs OF the meeting, There was still an
ungni.ted hn.t tn Tho nocinc racc. howover and
!. ~. -, hI.,,... s ~ 's' '"~~' "'"e''''
!" MAJ III tn's lint ... ..
THE FlsTFsr TIME on RECORD
at this war OF going vas to DO lowered, and
sl.cny 1om. ,hn hcro nj o,14,<. tn o1d s,ili fur.
.hoS ~. ' ,,a III, }s1a, ~ -, n"anrs
t'ta ~ n's iepu.h.o" No s"n h''e' VI ", paec'e'
Tic trottfnK OF the preceding day hau mhda
tho track cren faster than usual, and after It
had bcen scraped and pinned yesterday its sur.
f"ca sSas 90 1crcl a. ,ha had of n h,l,inrd.to11o
1aee nas ~ lu'c' 70 NV Wv y. ',''a'asao'o'
The day was bright aud peasantt and o. scarce
ly breath Of wind WIS btirrsng, cunently
favorable for the Development Of speed. Tho
when hts the horse. b oat III thew w
wcro treated with considerable applause, SHOW
lug that the people regarded their performances
a m "o+,'1,,a,on t'at sie.n, a1 1o,n ,sonl, D;n
eouo cuhc.us'ou '''a] o'eepy Ao''' "oniu Will
but nobody looked foF Nun to 90 m'le
In two and quarter seconds faster than It bud
~. o. ta.,ar r .har, ,ho .oad,s rocnr, IT p,,,v
nnus 'assss sran w. 'aaa's .ta..,s 'tu ~ m ns5
boicc. Inc Tennessee nafe Mattle Hunter,
who won heat In thI. race Thursday, was in
ercat form, however, and, With the knowledge
If mi. fact in HE mind. her drtyer ha homes Of
,t,e tb, 1,Ii,d hor.o tbs+ t,n. Tar thia eo,.
nm hat nroyrd invnc,blc, ehe did mt no th,s.
sou aas p ~ sNa..''' s o,a.4 a ~ ~ y, @A''
but succeeded III driving out sleepy Tom til
eTHE WONDERFUL TINE OF 2:1el4,
bonc scaut length behind him at tic finish.
rho frat quarter nj tt,c m,,e wpa oarc1 In m
..ao.1. ~ hnit T., n. o,d tha ,,,rno-.,..t.rs -
'ao ~. a .tas =" - @ s ,arp. s
~ folows: Ffrst, IS seconds; second, 3o sec-
onds: third, "a sccoods: fourth, 3sIf sccouda,
o. ~. ,-as .,,o ha., ,hot :, ~. .o,n., it,t,,
~ iaet "as u'c nsas ua, IT, "as sosao ,.t,,o ,o
lime ociofo the cso~a eou'a oe taaaa 70 1olly
rta!izo the fact TINT they bud witncssod m ur-
poratlelcd performance, and ono that will stapl
.tor, Inv .ona ttn,o N romc. put wbcn t1,ov
..'s .s,.ss ,sa. ao,,,r,,,s r,r,d ~ c,,o,s1,,:.