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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-01

Musings Of the Month.

BuringtOr liAyfeye.
This was the eighth month ~ the
year when the latin grammar Was In.
vented, but by long and faithful service
il attained tNo successive promotions
and now ranks ~ the tenth. II you
don't believe IL ask your druggist ~
lend you his almanac.
The Republican elections in Iowa AMI
Ohio are held in knOcke'lOber. The
Democrats in those two states used o.
hold their elections in this month, but
they have gwen mp the practice oi lst',
years. People Oi that political peuua-
sion in those states always spell tie
month a. IL il spelled In this paragraph.
Itistfs correct ray-for them.
The ancient Romans used 10 sacrifice
a horss 10 Mar during this month. The
symbolisn Of this sacrifice VAS very
beautiful. The horse stood A. the repre-
sentative Oi tle oyercolt, which people
began ~ put on about this time Of the
wear. And then Mars IN the god of wore
and that il usually the case with the
oyerc0at. II isa wonder that people ar.
not more attracted by the beauties II the
ancient Roman religan. But that isn't
the crsze Just nov in this country. IL
il the fashionable things 10 be- a Bhud-
dist and talk dresmily about things no.
BODY ever thought of and nobody
else understands, and believe In 10
bells and no God.
Owing 10 some singular misapprehen-
sion in the structure Of the word Octo-
ber su made 10 rhyme with sober.
Bot this IL about a. near as Il comes to
il, and IL generally regarded ~ a poetic
licebse.
In October the dying year breatbes
out iis passing soul in agonies Of gold
and crimson that crown the enchanted
forests with loyeliness indescr.bable. IL
j. the thing 10 gather these gorgeous
leaves and paste them on wallpaper
tha, cost you 81 20 roll 10 put mp. The
leayes OF the poison osk are the bright
est and they last longest. One small
handful Of them gathered this month
viii ppts nose ON you that will last I'M
Ill the middle OF April The leaves Of
the poison oak are brighter than the
doctors bill, but they are not 10 long.
The motto OF October 10, "Qrtmf odiia
ro,in ,,fhi nlr M aa, cdnft6'
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ssua.or Davis on the Result In Ohio

Pittsburgh Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, Oc-ubcy SO-It Is very
difficult 20 gct Democrat % talk r,a-
sopsbly about the result OF the OHIO
LECTION, but Senator Davis, q West
Sirrinia. one Of the rahil Democrats OF
thp senate, cxprc->e, his opinions quite
boldly. lie arrived here Yesterday, and
IN a conversation regarding the defeat Of
the Ohio Democracy, saId that II fur
uishel at least one cause for Cungratu-
iatiOn. aud that was the elimination oi
the financial. question from current pol
itirs. The financial issue was mainly
thrust forward by Western Democrats,
hut il was now dead, and n would be-
worse than folly to attempt O. re-
yiye IL. The imitation tendencies "'
Western Democrats, SAID senator
Davis. have very materially damaged
the usefulness Of the party and impaired
its strength. Statistics show this. In
those States in which the initiation idea
preyailed there has been a steady IN
crease Of Democratic strength. | be-
Ieye that IL is useless % combat the
good sense OF the people, and the policy
Oi the Democratic party m the future
should be 10 regard the financial buSl-
ness as having been arranged by PrOY-
denee, and 10 pay attention to some
other evils which are nov threatening.
Senator Davis believes that had Ohio
zone Democratic senator Thurman
would have been the Democratic nOml-
nee for President in 1880. Mr.. Thur
~r.-Aaving been driven from the field
he believes that the result Of next Tues
DAVIS election in New York will decide
whether Mr.. Tilden viii be the Demo-
cratic nominee.
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Protect Yourselves

Correspondence ol the Register.
WHEELING, October 3ist.
FELLOW CITizEYS- There is evidently
a determination somewhere to force You
into paying an eXorbitant price for coal
during the coming winter. 1t is denied
that there is any combination between
the coal merchant and the digger. Do
not give too much credence 10 this de-
nial Look at the motive. You will
find that ii the digger advances at the
rate Ol one cent per buShcl, the merchant
will advance twice as many. This has
been the custom heretofore, as the writer
knows by experience.
But you will ask, "What shall
We do?' Refuse to pay any
more than the dggcrs' advance
"But how shall we help ourselves"
II he persists, change your COal-man,
even ii YOU should have to pay the same
price to another. He will thus see that
he may loose a good customer. Ii that
will not do, use less coal. Where YOU
have used heretofore two, iouror six fire.
places, use half the number. Let every
citizen, rich or poor, practice the most
rigid economy in the matter OF coal, per-
severe in it, until the merchant is con-
tent with no greater advance than that
of the digger. We make these remarks
believing that there isacombination. But
il We are in error, we still hold the
merchant responsible, as We do the
capitalist generally for these hateful and
ruinous strikes Let capitalist always
make reasonable and timely advances
and there will soon be- an end Of all
strikes. Let them stop their miserable
system OF gradgrinding, and the labor
my class will soon learn 10 conlidc in
their honest intentions and will be con-
tent. In this case, at Least, let the pub
lie hold capital responsible, for their own
protection, and they will not 90 far
astray. Let the public be on their guard
against double advance. Let each
citizen hold his own coal merchant in
dividually responsible, and fight it out
with him. Pro BONo PUBLICO.
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Pound Floatinr in the River.

CALIFoRsIA, PA, October 3O.-The
body of Thomas Mccormick, a miner,
was found floating in the river near
Morgan < DixOn's coal works, here, to-
DAY, by passenger on the steamer Del
Ia. ON her down trip at noon. Squire
Fry empanneled a jury, which rendered
a verdict that he came 10 his death by
accidental drowning while in state Of
intoxication. Deceased was a widower,
and lived at or near Dunbar, Pa, and
leaves q small family.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-01

WAsHISGroS, d. c., November 81, !
A. N.-FOr Tennessee and the Ohio VAL
lev, cold and clear or fair weather, con-
tinuing during the day, with northerly
winds, shifting TO east and south, and
falling barometer during Saturday night.
For the Lower Lakes, west 10 south
winds, rising followed by falling baron
eter and partly cloudy weather, with
nearly stationary temperature.
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Importation Of Canadian Cattle to Be Pro-
hfbited

WAsHINGroS, October 3l.-At a meet
ing OF the Cabinet to-day, the Secretary
Of the Treasury called attention 10 the
fact that the Dominion Of Canada has
prohibited the importation OF American
cattle on account Of apprehensions of
pleuro-pneumOnia, and as the same fear
exists among Among Americans in re-
gard to Canadian cattle, il was agreed
that an order shall be Immediately is
sued prohibiting the introduction OF
Canadian cattle to this country,
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, October 3l.-Dry goods
Cotton goods continue in active demand
and prices are strong. Prints in fair
request and firm. Richmonds 4 Al
lens pink and purple prints are ad-
vanced. Dress goods in steady demand.
Woolen goods doing well and prices
very firm. Flannels in good demand.
Kentucky jeans quiet. Foreign goods
in light demand.
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Progress IN the Wrong Direction.
Correspondence O' the Register
WHEELING, October 81.

Correspondence o. the Register.
WHEELING, October 81.
In our simplicity we had supposed
that the "Ts Deum," as the words inn
part, should be rendered 20 Almighty
God; but we learn from Yesterdays
REGISTER that "a new IT, DciH has been
composed meaning the music, as we
suppose and Dedicated to certain
lady Of this city. at will be- rendered, !"
&c. Now this may be all right, but to
old fashioned ears it sounds rather
queer. In former times the tt Devm
was sung or recited rrsponsively; but
now We are told in the true stage Ian
guage that it is to be rendered lSicj,
and that the music, at least,
is 10 be- dedicated" to a lady.
Had the music been dedicated" to
the Virgin Mary, we should not
have been surprised, how much soeyer
we might have been shocked; but that
il should be dedicated tot living saint is
passing strange. Perhaps we shall bc
told that this is the custom with the
musical world. BE i. so; but what
right has the amateur musician 10 turn
the worship Of God into a theatrical
performance, OF the house OF God into a
Temple OF Baai? Rendered. "dcdi.
Gated" indeed II the Son Of Man
should return again to the earth, what
use, suppose you, would he make OF the
"whip OF small cOrdSt'
ICDNo,LA-r.
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Hanlan and Courtney.

New YORK, October 3l.-BIaikie is
still endeayoring 10 get mp a race be-
tween Courtnee and Hanlan. He will
to-day send letters TO both, suggesting
that each Of them deposit 500 in the
First National Bank Of Washington,
with an order that the money 80 depos-
tied shall be paid 10 either contestant
appearing at the starting point on the
day Of the race, il his opponent fails 10
put in an appearance.
TORONTO, October 3l.-Hanlan now
expresses the determination 10 settle
the ownership of the 5000 purse in the
courts.
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WOOL
Phladelphh-

PHILADELPHIA, October 3l.-Wool-
Buoyant and &c higher; about all the
stock here has been Withdrawn; supply
light; prices advancing; Ohio, Pennsyl.
vania and West Virginia xxx and
above 43(945c; extra 43(d45c; medium
46(950c; coarse 42943c; New York,
Michigan, and Indiana fine 36S42c; me-
dunn 45ta5)c; coarse 42tS43c; tub wash.
ed 1900; unwashed combing and de-
LANES 32@35s; washed combins l3G50c.
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Charged with Incest.

ClNCINNArI, October 3l.-lienry Per-
cival was arrested tonight at Covington,
Ky, on warrant sworn out by his
daughter Alice, Is years ofuld, charging
him with incest. She saws he las
threatened to tale her life il she exposed
him. lie Is native of England, a stem
Gil cutter and has a wife living in
Ontario. lie says he is - years old.
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GoyRRSNESrs-Weak
RAILROAD BoSDs-Strong and higher
{. G. 4 !. {. tirsts, -.
STATE BONES Dull.


{. G. 4 !. {. trsts, -.
STATE B0Nps Dull.
SroCEs-The market WAS strong and
buoyant and prices advanced ltfif per
cent, Pacific Mail, the coal and Granger
shares, Erie, Louisville and Nashville,
Southwestern stocks and Western Cuion
leading the upward movement.
During the afternoon there was rcac-
ton OF / per cent, but thus Was more
than recovered IN the final dealings, and
quotations current at the close were in
many cases at the highest figures OF the
year. and the market closed with ris-
ing tendency Sioux City common
closed AT ~, preferred ~. The fears oi
Yesterday in regard 10 the strlngency OF
the loan market were Ia great extent
allaye,l on the assurances that IN an
other day az least, money would he plen-
~. from the volume oi capital seeking
investment, and employment, conse-
quent upon the frs, Of Novem-
Der disbursement. For the pres
ent il il probable that the banks
will be more careful regarding certitca-
ton, and this will have tendency to
temporarily restrict the volume of bust.
ness on the Stock Exchange: but ways
will be-. and, indeed. already have been,
devised hy which there will bc n tech
nical complanc" with the law while the
intent oi IT,. net will be eNadcd. But
the banks will bc amply secured against
loss, and no injury will result la any
interest. The Granger and Trunk line
shares were IA brisk demand, on reports
OF continued large earnings. In regard
10 Northwestern, the Nice-Prcsldent
states that the earnings for October will
reach 40 90, aud would have been still
larger il the company had had rolling
stock to transact all the business offered.
Ii il said that the -. Paul earnings viii
be proportionately heavy. Pacific
Mail rose to -! on reports OF the prob
able contamination ot the arrangement
with the Union Pacific for an advance
Of freight rates. The gross earnings OF
the st. Louis. Iron Mountain and Texas
railroad for the third week in October
were slS2,515, an increase oi s2I 900
The earning OF the Chicago and Alton
railroad fer the 81 week in October show
an increase Of si5, li9, and the earnings
from January lst 10 October 2lst show
an increase of s6i1,110.
The transactions aggregated $4,000
shares, OF which 81 600 were Erie, A.
900 Lake Shore, u, 900 Wabash, 5000
Northwestern, 1900 It. Paul, II 900
Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western,
5000 New Jersey Central, 5000 Della
ware and Hudson, 5000 Michigan Cen
trail, 1000 Union Pacific, 10000 lIanni.
bal and 81. Joseph, 5000 Ohios, 700
Western Union, 5000 Pacific Mail,
1900 II. Louis, Kansas City and
Northern, 10000 Kansas and Texas,
20, 900 Iron Mountain. $500 Northern
Pacific, 5000 Louisville and Nashville
and 5000 II. Louis and San Fraccisco.
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Recognition OF the Independence OF Rou-
mania

WASHINGTON, October Sl.--The State
Department confirms the truth OF the
cable dispatch that Minister kasson has
been instructed TO proceed shortly to
Bucharest to formally recognize the
Roumanian Independece and establish
diplomatic relations between Roumania
and the United States.
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PRODUCE


NEw YoRE. October 81. - Cotton
Quiet at lltGtllic. Flour-Firm; re-
ceipts u 900 barrels; supertine western
and State ut - 0jNd > 80; common 10
good s. 5ONa 5 10; good "a chOire s. 300
Z ~: white wheat 81 OOCa6 so, extra
Ohio ~ Ula7 -: ~. Louis 81 0Dd
\ 10; Minnesota patent process - 15(d
: -. Wheat-Demand active; receipts
jjj OO0 bushels; ungrade'i spring 81 %
GLl 81 No. ) spring IL 22ra -: y"
spring 81 ~; ungradrd winter red 81 20
6l37; So. . 10 - ~; NO. al 3,,g
/ 30: No. lsl 30; MIXED winter 81 $40
IS; ungraded amber Al 2NS 3S.;
No. 2 amber 81 35Cfl 37.: No. ! 81 3Sra
80: ungraded white 81 3-Crl 81; No.
do sl -; No. do, sales 5000 bushels,
at 81 3'j(dl 30, No. . red, seller October,
sales 5000 bushels. at 81 25lNa,l i0t;
seller November, sales ll6,OOO bushels,
al 81 35t(a.l All seller December, sales
CAS-. 900 bushels, at 81 ildl iGI. Rye
Dull; No.2 western -jCds7lc. Corn
Steady; receipts 2Oi.OJO bushels; un-
graded jslc steamer 57c; No. 2 bSlsJ
5'tc; round yellow 6Jc; No. 2 white 1jc;
No. seller October js;c; seller Noyem-
Der sole; seller December C2c. Oats
Strong: receipts 5000 bushels; western
mixed :'P'd iic; white western 4ICn43c.
Hay-f.rm aud unchanged. Hops
In good demand at full prices. Coffee
Quiet and unchsbgrl Sugar-Strong,
fair % good refining 7iGd7ic. Molasses
Quiet but firm. Rlrp-ln good de.
mand Petroleum-Duli; United si(o,
500; crude 6iG7 lc; refined &c. Tsilow
Dull at 7IG7lc. ROsin-At 81 10Ca
IS. Turpeniine-firmsr ~ 47c bid.
Eyys -Nomlnally unchanged. Pork
Firm; mess go -. Cut Meats-De-
mand fair ami martet frm. long clear
6Ic: short clear biaB;c. Lard-Quiet;
prime steam 81 52ia6 s.. Butter
Firm: western I3la,32c. Cheese
Quiet; Western So l3c. Whisky-At
at al -.
Baltimore.
B.LT1sORE OctJber 3l.-Plour-
In holders favor; western superfne
a JOld-j 90: DO extra g. JO'dG 90; do
family 81 2jld7 %. Wheat-Western
opened higher, but declined and closed
easier: red 81 3Ofal IS; do amber
81 4Ola,l IS; No. 2 western winter red
eIyOt anu srtltf
November 81 35.Cal 38i: seller Deem
Der 81 +Gfdl ~. Corn-Dull; west
ern mixed, spot and seller October, No.
yember and December Sc for old, SIC
for new; steamer no bid. Osts--Higher
and fairly active; Pennsylvania 4lCd
42ic; western white 4lS,42!c; do mixed
39(a4Oc. Rye-Quiet at Sotsg3c. Hay
-fnm: prime 10 choice Pennsylvania
SIS 00tGl6 90. Proyisions-Actiye for
jobbing trade. Pork = Mess $il 50.
Bulk hests-I>ooss shoulders no Of
ferings; clear rib sides no offerings;
packed 44(a6tc. Bacon-shoulders DC
clear rib sides Sic; hams 10tsllc. Lard
AT tic. Butter - FIRM prime 70
choice western packed 2ofs22c; roll ls
@2oc. Eggs-Firm and sctive at 2lfs
&c. Petroleum = Dull; crude nom
inal; refined 7@7tc. Coffee - Firm;
Rio cargoes lS9lstc. Sugzr-Strong
and active; A soft 9lSloc. Whisky
Firm atsl Is.
P1ttsburGh.
PrrrssunaH, October s.. .-Petroleom--
Dali; crude lower st 9oic st Parkers
for immediate shipmsnt; refined 7c Sor
4 pkft.l>fnkis d~livoYv
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Died.

CLEVELAND, October 30.-Dr. W. H..
Beaumont, well-known citizen and
classmate OF President Hayes at Kenyon
College, died at bis residence in this city,
to-day, aged S6 years.
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Meeting of Bishops.

LoSa BRANCH, October 81. - The
bishops Of the NJ. Z. Church for the
United States met here to-day, for the
purpose Of making the spring bishopric
assignments They. win continue In
session till November 9Th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-11-01

"shaIl we Scratch" IL the title Of q
long editorial in a well-known snti-Cor-
nell organ. It's none OF our business
what YOU do, but II it itches 90 bad that,
you can't stand IL any longer, why.
scrstch it and be darned.
A Bridgeport grave yard is used for
the pssturing Of goatA Goats are very
partiI 70 mans resting placs.-Dan-
bszy Nsso.
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A starved tramp said he was % thin
that when he had q pain he couldn't
tell whether Il was stomachschs or n
hackashs.
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LIVE STOCK.
Chioaso.

CHICAGO, October 3l.-The Droters
Journal reports hog receipts ~, 900 head;
shipments l0,OOO head. Market dull
and slow, through BE- higher, mixed
packing s. iOS3 Is, light bacon s. 90
Ca.3 30; choice heavy 81 70Cai 90.
Cattle-Receipts 400 head, ship
ments 2. 800 head. Market dull, drag
ging under uniayorable reports ship
ping 81 jOa4 20; one lot of prime - ~
bid butchers strong and active Iced
ers and stockers plenty; western dull
slow and lower, Texans scarce and un-
changed.
Sheep-Receipts 100 head; ship
meng none. Butchers holding OF Tor
lower rates; s3OydJi % are the nominal
prices
New Yort.
NEW YORE, October 81. -Beevcs Re
ceipts / 800 head, onc.tbird Of which
went direct 10 thcslaughier house for
the English trade, AMI ODs-ihird 20 the
trade s.augnt.rers ~ Ws' Zoe for AL good
a. extra steers, remainder unspld mar.
kct weak shipments so quarters.
Receipts $500 head. Prices
declined fraction market closed heavy.
sheep - 3jCsj ~. lambs ~ s0la6 90.
Shipments 80 carcasscs.
Iioys- Receipts 7,IOD head. Market
steady At g. sjrs4 3 live, a. OOlsj 70
dressed.
Cincinnati.
CWcissaIi, October 3l-lIogs-stea-
dy; common g 500 . 20; light ~ so
3 IS, parking - JCa3 ~. yagabOnds
50 OOCs,3 ~. Receipts 500 head. ship
ments 100.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Stringent at II Per Cent.-Govern-
ments Weak and lo~er-fIour Quiet
and Unchanged-wheat Un-
settled bu. Higher
Hogs Steady.
FIN ANCE.
New York

NEw YORK. October 3i.-MoNEY-
Stringent at :: per cent, closing at .
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5(a,7
per cent. Sterling exchange weak at
4SOt; sight exchange on New York is2i.
Dry goods imports for the week Il, s57. o.
600.
Money Was active and stringent, and
call loans rose l(Gt per diem with in
terest, but toward the close an easier
feeling prevailed, and loans were made
at and per cent. per diem. The
stringency was due largely 10 the calling
in of money TO meet the interests
and dividends maturing, tomorrow.
The disbursements next week will be
large and money will then be easier.
There was very little inconvenience ex-
perienced by bankers in consequence
of non.certitication NJ checks. When
money MAS not in the bank many OF
them obtained loans from their banks
and checked against money Thus OBJ
tanned.
SLyER-At London - l.lbj; bar
silver here ll6l subsidiary silver coin I
al per cent discount.
CnyRRxNkSrs-Weak and lower.
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Pttsburgh.

PrrssunsH, October 81. Petroleum
DuIl; crude lower at 90ic ct Parkers
for immediate shipmsnt; rehnsd 7e lor
Phila1slphia dslivsfy.
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Milwaukee.

NKw ORLEANS, October 3l.-Cotiee-
Dull and nominal; jobbing ordinary 20
prime ljl@lSic. Sugar-ln good de-
mand at lower rates; inferior SIC; infer
ior 10 good common GCd6I common 90
good common Gt@7c, yellow clarified
s!@sic Molassrs In fair demand hut
at lower rates, common 30c, centrifugal
40tgIj Rice-ln good demand at full
prices; louisiana ordinary Ia choice q
m7tc.
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TOLEDO, October 3l.-Wheat-Weak;
No. 2 white Wabash 81 %; amber
Michigan spot 81 %! seller December
81 30; No. . red winter, spot, ! 25t;
seller November 81 %; seller Deccm-
Der 81 POS seller January 81 4SI No.
red Wabash 81 10; No. 2 Dayton and
Michigan 81 25t; western amber 81 %.
Corn-Steady; high mixed &c; No. 2
spot 45c; No. white DC; rejected 4Ic.
Oats--Dull; No. . Sic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-04-23

Janet and Glenmore IN line. while King viii
liam. Felicia. Solicitor. Vera Cruz. or Incom-
mode may break through the ruck before
Thirty one maiden three ycar-olds are on the
Lat to smoke for the Tobncco stakes. miic hen,s.
Montreal will be- looked for ma coming out OF
the clouds first. but horsenesh is very I'M
The CLARK stakes. 10 I've run for IN the last dny
OF the regular meeting. is the closing event for
three year-olls. II II "a twu-milr race. Twenty
seven Flyers are entered ior the struggle,
The purses. with the added money. will roach
nearly tl5Wb. II is pr"iictrl that three hum
drrd horses will comprise the field. aud that tho
rncins win be- the lest oyer seen on the ilno
track ~ the Louisville Jockey club.
President NJ. Lew Clark Is now In the city
and viii probably max. arrangements Tor the
Louisville during race week. President Clark
To whom the inception Hnd success oi the club
We're mainly dua. has recently been interrstns
md State. and. 1t Is coniccturrd. may DC the
next Congressman from his district
LOUISIANA JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
New, OnLEANs. April 22.-1'hc NTH and last
clear aud pleasant. The first race was q hand.
cap hurdle. two miles. over eight hurdles. and
Tim Hinton third. Time 3jj. Ncrligris led
from the start to the finish.
Tho second race WIS for club purge Of t200.
form ages mile and ong-cighth and was won
by LArgcntine. beating Egypt. Time. l:jS.
Ia the third race consolation purse for horses
TINT had run and not won during the meeting.
purse 5000. divided. one mile Virgilinn won
by lrngth: Bill Dillon sr.ond Blue Gown
third. sam Ecker fourth Dmlent iinh ST. jos
sixth. Jack Bachelor seventh. Time. :45a.
In the fourth race. hRudirnp for all ngcs,
purse $500, divided, four miIr dash. Patrol
vas first. kingslnnd second. Nerdigrls third.
IL Roi fourth. Time 7ii.
PREMIUMS For THE nurrALo RACES.
BUFFALO. April 22.--At II meeting Of the Buff
fnlo Driving Park Association to-day the fol-
lowing premiums fOr tho August meeting OF
the 9TH, 9th, 7lh. and Sth Wore decided upon,
amounting to- $4,000 for the four DAYS: First
day-3l cass. 81 900; n class. $1,000. Second
d!y-21 class. $1,000 20 class $4,000. 81 class,
s2OOl. Third dly-29 class t3.nlO: Is class.
$1,000. Fourth dny-2j clnss. 5000: open u
NIL. truttnrH nnl nurnrs th nnn