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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-03

bud. Before you can develop a man
from a monkey there must exist an un-
developed man in the monkey.
We might admit evolution to be true
and not get rid of a personal God. Oar
winism that ignores God, is more mon
strous than Robespiere and more cruel
than Nero. Fifty years ago geology was
considered as the opponent OF Chris
tianity. II Darwinism could be proved
the sun would still rise and set, and We
would still have Christmas and 22d Of
February. Whether Darwinism is true
or not, l hope / hold no prejudice
against il because il has developed man
from the monkey.
II Newton, Bacon, Macauley and
Washington are the result OF such de-
velopments, hope it will continue. Is
Darwinism true? answer no. First,
because it is unproven. Darwin's most
careful experiments were with pigeons.
BY care he was enabled to produce 200
varieties. But they were pigeons still.
Huxley's ablest argument is the devel-
opment of the horse through successive
stages. All this development did not
change the horse into any other animal.
The theory has contributed much to
science; il accounts for the multiplica-
ton, but not for the creation of the spe-
cies.
The most eagle-eyed scientist cannot
distinguish between the embrionic de-
velopments of the turkey and goose.
They advocate the theory from the
morphology of animals. The white
man, the red man, the black man, the
bat, the toad, and the snake are only
distant cousins.
Huxley stagers and almost stops when
he tries to account for the sterility OF
hybrids. 1t has been said that the mule
is protest against Darwinism. II 80,
he is very stubborn one.
Many OF us can remember the very
choice selections of potatoes and apples
that have long since "run out" and be-
come extinct.
In deposits the highest order OF fishes
comes first and the lowest last. The
time required to complete the changes,
as claimed, makes us dizzy, and is al
most equal to eternity itself. 1t is now
becoming popular theory that rock
formations have formed in much less
time than was formerly believed.
The skeletons of our domestic animals
have not changed any in three thousand
years. In all this time monkeys have
not, as yet, dropped their tails.
The lecture was closed by a short re-
capitulation.
On last monday evening child was
found in the river about half mile be-
low town. A colored woman named
Ogden was arrested, tried and sent to
jail. The next day she confessed hav-
ing given birth to a child on the
20th inst, which was taken from the
room by "Mat" Harris (colored), after
which she never saw the child. Harris
was arrested, and now awaits his trial.
CADET.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TeLEGRAPHIC RePROTS.
Money Easy at 2i Per Csnt.-GOvern-
ments firm-Flour Firm-whsat in
Good Demand-HOgs Steady.
PRODUCE.
Yesterdays Market,


in the Fifth ward, was q large one, es-
pecially in the department OF vegetables,
which are unprecedentedly cheap for
the length OF time they have been in
the market. Radishes sold for cents
per bunch, or for o dime, which was
also the ruling price for onions. As
paragus, though not very plenty,
brought only about s cents, or in
quantities. Three punches of rhubarb
could be bought for 5 csnts-li cents
per bunch, which certainly is very
cheap. Kale, 5 cents a peck; lettuce, 60
cents per peck; apples, - cents; tur-
nips, 10 cents; sweet potatoes, 40 cents;
potatoes, % cents.
The competition among the fish mer-
chants still continues, and this Is the
cheapest sort OF food one can buy. Lake
fish sold for as low as cents per h.,
though was the ruling price. Catfish,
cleaned, cents, and salmon 8. River
fish, 10 cents for a string which OF old
sold for quarter. Butter was in good
demand, and ranged from Is to 20 cents,
according TO quality. Eggs, 10 cents.
Goose eggs, 25 cents. Vegetable oyster,
horse radish, garlic and ssssairas sold
for cents per bunch. Parsnips, beets,
turnips, carrots, 20 cents per peck. Old
onions scarce at 40 cents. The only
thing that seemed to be a drug in the
market was plants and flowers. There
seemed to be literally no demand, and a
liberal supply.
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.Rustic" on the Rampage.

Correspondence Of the Register.
On last Tuesday morning the readers
Of the REGISTER were treated to a coarse
exhibition Of personal spite and vindic-
tiveness on the part Of Luke toward
Bishop Kain. Ihave hesitated whether
/ should make any response to so low
and cOwardly an assault. The inspired
writer PROV. XVI, A. advises me not to
answer, lest lower myself to the gutter
in which he has chosen to draggle his
gltOndam ministerial robes, but the same
inspired teacher recalls this advice and
enjoins a reply, lest the foolish reyiler
glory in his conceit. prov. XVI, S.
have known from the start who this
base slanderer is; and now, Ito use mis-
own classic language the "ear marks"
are so plain that the public at large can
not fail 10 recognize the vanity-stricken
scribe, whose empty nonsense the
Bishop over and over again dlSdalned
10 notice Shame on the man, who
would resort 70 so mean revenge. Was
not the Bishop free to answer or not
answer YOU? Ifhe chose to pass un-
noticed the gratuitOus attacks, why so
demcan yourself, rs Overa nom de plume
10 seek revenge IN this dastardly way.
IL is not your ink-hOrn that needs
grain Of sweetening, but your heart
which isembittered with the unchristlan
spirit Of vindictivenesS. How far be-
meath the character Of an eN-minister Of
tine Gospel Of truth and charity is such
a feeling. RUSTIC
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CREAM OF THE NEWS.
Gathered from Our Dispatches

Gathered from Our Dispatches.
The Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph
Company are preparing to open Offices
in all the principal cities connected by
its system.
Yesterday the Pennsylvania House,
adopted, by q strict party vote, resOlu-
ton authorizing the appointment Of a
joint committee to welcome Grant
The Kentucky Democratic State Con-
vention heartily endorsed the position
Of the Democrats in Congress on the ar
my and legislative appropriation bills.
Theodore b. Weber, who was shot in
Chicago, Thursday, by Mrs. Roberts,
died at2:l5P. NJ, yesterday. Mrs. Roberts
was held on a charge OF murder. Web
er's wife Is in Europe. She has no chill
dren.
The board Of directors of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, yesterday,
declared dividend of two per cent.
At Richmond, Va, the court over
ruled the motion for new trial in the
case OF John Poindexter, convicted of
causing the death of G. c. Curtis, but
suspended execution of sentence to
give counsel time to carry the case to
the Court of Appeals.
Subscriptions to the four per cent re-
funding certificates since yesterday re-
port S5ll $40.
A st. Joseph, Mo-, dispatch says that
William II. Vanderbilt and party ar
rived at st. Louis yesterday morning,
from Omaha, and after being shown
the city left for Kansas City and st.
Louis. Jay Gould is expected here to-
morrow.
At POcOsset, Mass, yesterday, a re-
ligiOus enthusiast of the Second Adj
ventist persuasion killed his little
daughter as a sacrifice to God, expecting
her TO be raised to life in three days.
1t is said that Secretary Sherman is
looking over the political field with
view to securing the Republican nomi-
nation for Governor of Ohio.
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MORGANTOWN.
Lecture on ''Darwinism"-In-
fanticide.


Correspondence Of the Register.
MoRGANTowN, w. VA, April 30th.
A lecture was delivered in Chapel
Hall on the evening Of the Goth on Dar-
winism, by Rev. J. W. Carter, of Park
ersburg. At the appointed hour the
hall was filled with anxious e1pectants.
The1ecturer began by noticing the style
of Mr.. Darwin.
He is seldom dogmatic and never bonn
bastic. His ablest works are read in
both Europe and America. He argues
that the multiplied species OF both ami
mails and plants have sprung from four
or five original species.
This has been brought about by three
natural laws. lst inheritance, 2nd va
ration and Srd natural selection. These
almost overwhelming conclusions have
caused Atheists 10 be the noisy advo-
Gates of Darwinism.
There is a second class, who are not
Atheists, but, Who believe that man is
no less divine no difference at what
particular stage of development he was
made accountable. That it raises man
in his own estimation to think he is
capable of such developments. How
did life begin? OF this Huxley says,
eve know nothing. Who created that
germ from which life has sprung as il
spontaneously"
Evolution cannot exceed involution.
Before there can be anything evolved
there must be something involved. You
cannot unroll anything until there il
something to unrolL Before you car
unroll flower from bud there must
first be an undeyeloped flower in the
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RELIGIOUS MANIAC.
uossl8LE DEED OF A SECOND AO-
VENTlST.
y. Kills His Fys-Year Old Daughter as a
Sacrifice to God, Expecting Her
10 be Resurected on
the Third Day.

r.s-,y Nav &C. F. Freeman, Of
Ut Massachusetts,, yesterday
,r.Ir.s fve-ycar old daughter, The
rsa Second Adyentistand has been
....r lin, revival meetings. About
- r-o ne claimed to have received a
ls-fpI revelation, and has not eaten
s.pt since. He SAYS the Lord di-
,,teJ him 70
sacrifice His Little Girl,
.flsrrares that she will rise again in
.S..T Tsvs Yesterday morning he sent
-,-3 =, his neighbOrs that he would
~ thr revelation known and offer
l- C-.Rrlox sacrifice. In the afternoon
'',rr-hsr of the Second Adyentists as
..rE.lat his house, but the child had
-, r,tu killed. The little one was
.-.r.sy.I with knife and her blood
..,rsI ont upon a table imprOviSed
-r altar. Freeman has driven every
- from the house, and locked and
t,--.F the doors and windows, and,
E,..-- fire arms. threatens death 70 any
I'm. anp iutcrieres. Alone with the
f.,f rrrI he goes through horrible
r.sr.,urS, which, he SAYS, in three
f[r- nil. result i'm the resurrection OF
.Wr beloved child.
Tr-rhsr particulars Of the Pocosset,
MS. tragedy state that Freeman, the
--.. carrier at POCOSSet, between the
-Ir-.l station and the pOstoilice, woke
i..u.s.s, $50 ON Thursday morning,
.-f..rf her that he must make a SaCri
E..-r-.. Lord of his Youngest daugh-
..- IIg-u, up and took the child from
her bed, and
Stabbed Her in the Side,
,-.a butcher smile. His wife said il
...... r.-ht. and that Abraham would
-l.,.. ..-rgNt sunday. Freeman saws
.r....i gave one scream, and died IN
ur.-. It is said the Second AdyentIStS
.r..amtytiug NJ his house the same
afternoon and appeared 20 wish the
sr.- ..r. quiet. Freeman carried the
-... .- usual. auj showed no signs Of
insanity. The cause appears 10 be re-
.rur, excitement alone. He Is now at
r., -.- .uUe iu charge of Officer Red
#r-.r. ur. Wood, OF PocOSset. Free
bad. .r. w.j q reporter to-day that he
AL. -.I hv God 90 offer Edith, his
r..-ut beautiful daughter, as a SaCri-
..-.G.'. and hediisO. As God would
DID. ,..u his band he had To DO His COM
nam. De said tod would justify him
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MOJNDSNILLE AND MAR
SHALL COUNTY.

Commercial
A.Nu. DR.. Pipes, OF Wheeling, was
r.ru- trends here tins week.
rWv u--ht last, some thieves
ar.. tho ware room OF ;. l.. Bloyd,
u ur.. E.-.uu.
U. I.u> FurNus. who fell from a
r.a near Sheppard 5 tunne! recently,
..rr...r.r-
u. Wu,oy RoGGS, Of Bellaire, o.,
.I @ t.e pulpit i'm the colOred
.... .t t..s place sunday.
W. .y been informed that efforts
O.. .u- mia OBJ institute lodge OF
h,u Honor a, R1Sby's Rock.
m#rI quarterly meeting for the
20 ,g.. 81. T.. station will be held
Cd. .-. saturday iu this month.
N. r.r. ~leAroo>E has built a new
-.r ...-..u e. street, and has IL filled
... plants .uy.ry description.
IHN o. choir Will, by invitation Of
~E.. .r.-.s. attend preaching I'm the
..- >r..ay morning az Q o'clock.
TH Nu-.aU County Sabbath School
Convention viii commence on the 9th
r-.. . ... Dallas Presbyterian Church.
A,.... Commissioner for the indie
..- school district Of M0undsville,
A. ..a..rrrI Uu the 22i inst, at the
'f........u.
HN.. Irs1y imposed some dtty dol
.r ...- 900 several parties, Wednesday
.....rr Violations uf the LIQUOR law,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-03
Wheeling Wholesale

tThe quotations given In the following reports
are prices realized on Wholesale transactions, uu'
| less otherwise specined.l
A fair degree of activity was exhibited
in the local wholesale market since our
last report, and merchants report some
what better demand for leading staples
Wheat shows an increased action, and
sells at an advance of about two cents
on the bushel Business in the other
grains comparatively light.
The provision market was moderately
active.
The wholesale jobbing trade in dry
goods was active, with prices small but
steady.
Groceries were in good request, with
sugars and cofIees held steady.
Drugs, chemicals, paints and colors
were active at steady prices.
Dried fruits and canned goods were in
moderate demand.
Grains.
WHARF.-THE supply is light, with
prices ranging from % 10 81.
CoRN-A fair selling supply in the
market, selling at 35(93Sc.
RYK-Sales firm, but quite small.
Shelled and ear sells from 40tS45c y
bushel.
OATs-The market was firm with a
moderate demand; good 10 prime $50
2Sc.
BARLEY-Scarce with a moderate de-
mand, except for the best qualities at
556$l.00.
HAY-Demand active; supply small.
Loose on wagons 30 00(9ll 90 per ton;
baled at about the same figures.
MuLPEBD-In fair demand and holds
steady; middlings SlS per ton ship stud
Sl3 per ton.
Provisions.
These articles, in good quantities,
were sold at the following quotations
with firm demand.
CoFPER-ln this commodity a light
business was transacted during the
week, the prices demanded being ~ fol-
lows: Coffee fair TO good Rio at l2C9l3c;
prime l4C9l4ic; choice l6c, best Wheel
ing IOdSUch lOc, ytiioW ao So', ca'a ~
Syrups, common 35(dl40c, primo 45c;
New Orleans molasses, old crop, 3OI9
35; new crop, prime 35c, choice 40c.
Sugars refined hard crushed 9lc; granu-
lated SIC, powdered Sc. A coffee SIC, b
Ste, commercial A sugar Ste, commercial
c 7ic, yellow G. 81, golden @ 7, common
yellow 6!@G;c. Rice, Carolina Choice
7ic, Louisiana 6tc.
Canned Goods.
The demand as well as the prices are in
good standing. Our quotations are as
follows: Tomatoes 95(dSl 10 . doz;
peaches 81 5O(G2 6j ;corn$l 2JGl 5O;peas
81 25; stringed beans 81 25; Lima beans
81 25; blackberries 90; Damson 81 30;
pine apples sl IS; salmon, ib cans,
81 rs; oysters, N cans, 5000.
Meats
have declined as a general thing, tho
fall in hams being about Icon pound
The sales range good.
Packages for meats hold as follows:
Casks, 1000 lbs; half casks, 500 lbs;
tierces, $50 lbs; barrels, go lbs; bags,
200 lbs. No charge for packages.
We quote as follows:
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Temperance in Ohio.

AKRON, o., May 1.-The State Conven-
ton OF the Ohio Christian Temperance
Union convened here to-day, the well
coming address being delivered by J. p.
Alexander, President of the City Coun-
Gil, and responded to by j. st. j. Clark
son, of Dayton. The annual report OF
the Secretary was read, showing that
there are 700 UniCns in the State, with
an aggregate membership of 675 900. In
the evening an address was delivered by
Gen. +. ). Meyer, of Cleveland.
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Insurance Case Decided.

CrxCISSATI, MAY 2.-The great insur-
ance trial, which has been in progress
for seven days in the L. 5. Court in this
city. in which Gov. Washburn, of Wis
consin, is plaintiff, and the Western In,
surance Company is defendant, resulted
to-day in a verdict for the plaintiff for
the fun amount claimed. This IS the
first case of eight cases pending here,
and involving the same questions OF
law and of fact. This litigation grew
ont OF the fire at Minneapolis one year
400 to-day, which resulted IN the mill
EXPLOSION and loss of life at that point.
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PARKERSBURG.
Found Drowned -Hydrophobia,

PARKERsBURG, May An old man
named John Dunbar was found drowned
i'm Walkers creek, about fourteen miles
from this city, yesterday evening. He
had wandered of, and not being OF
sound mind, is supposed to have
drowned himself to get rid ofthe troubles
under which he fancied himself labor
Ing.
An old negro st the county poor
house has displayed symptoms Of hydro
phObia for several days, barking, foam
ING at the mouth, and in every manner
conducting himself like person aitiict-
ed with hydrophobia.
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WOOL.
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-Wool-Quiet
and firm; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West
VirginiaXX and above 3l@34c; y 3lG
33c; medium 36937c: coarse 27i(929c;
New York, Michigan, Indiana and West
ern fine 2SG32c; medium 35C937c;
coarse 27S2Sc; combing washed 800
4Oc; unwashed 24G2Sc; Canada comb
ing 33(G36c; fine unwashed 20(G22c; I;
ccoarse and medium unwashed 2l(G27c;
tub washed 32G33c; extra and merino
Dulled 30(G,32c
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Wenther Indications.

WASHINGTON, May 3, A. N.-For
the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys, sta
tionary and falling barometer, warmer
enthusiastically winds, clear or partly
cloudy weather.
For the Lower Lakes, southeast to
southwest winds, cooler, followed by
clear or partly cloudy weather, porsibly
followed by rains, tationary or falling
barometer.
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MiserabIeness.

The most wonderful and marvellous
success, in cases where persons are sick
OF pining away from a condition Of mis-
erableness, that no one knows what
ails them, profitable patients for doc
tors, is obtained by the use of Hop Bit
ters. They begin to cure from the first
dose and keep tup until perfect health
and strength is restored. Whoever is
afflicted in this way need not suffer
when they can get Hop Bitters. See
Truths and Proverbs" in another
column.
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A Prisoner EIopss with the sheriff's
Daughter.

MuwAUKBE, May 2.-An inmate OF
the Columbia county jail named Wood,
who was committed for an attempted
burglary, escaped from the jail EARLY
this morning, and the sherifi's daughter,
a Young lady of sixteen wears, Is also
missing. The sheriff offers a reward Tor
the capture of the prisoner, and speaks.
OF his daughters absence as case oil
forcible abduction, but the general opn-
ION is that il was case in which love
laughs at lOcksmiths; in other words, an
elOpement.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, May dry Goods
Business continues sluggish with COM
mission houses, and the jobbing trade
is only moderate. Cotton goods less
active, but very firm at the late advance.
Prints rather quiet but steady. Dress
goods in fair request. Mems wear
woolens moving slowly. Kentucky
Jeans more active and same makes ad-
yanced
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New Wfivcs........... ..... ..-lut,s
New Fourand one halls .........l0
wow four lVlts
Currency Aircs s......1A
RAILROAD BoSDs-Actiye and strong,
particularly the Erie issues, which ad-
yanccd sharply under purchases Of
round amounts. These bonds were all
buoyant and higher at London to-day.
The fact that tho traffic Of the company
is large and steadily increasing. and the
net earnings OF the road are in excess
OF the bonded interest IL the
basis on which the securities have
advanced and have been taken freely
for investment. C., &. & |. C., Kansas
and Texas and Denver and Rio Grande
were also conspicuous in the advance.
Wabash convertibles coupon fell 2 per
cent.
STATE BoSDs-Dull; Louisiana con.
soils fell off per cent.
SroCEs-The market was active, but
outside of low-priced shares, fuctus-
tions were comparatively slight. All
low-priccd stocks were more or less
strong throughout the day, and adj
vanced ldlt per cent, the latter for
Louisville and Nashville stock. Toward
tuc NIoSf, Ot- iDuirt hhbra5 Nity aub
Northern broke liCg2 per cent In the
late dealings there was a strong
purchasing movement In coal
shares, on the announcement
that the Delaware and Hudson COM
pany had issued a circular of prices for
May which shows an advance Of 2(s,22}
cents per ton compared with the prices
at Erie. The last monthly sale oi the
Wabash and Iron Mountain also showed
considerable strength In the late trans
actions, the latter advancing per cent.
The general market closed strsng. The
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares,
OF which 1900 were Erie, $500 Lake
Shore, 1900 Wabash, 5000 Northwest
ern common, 5000 pref9Ted, $500 81.
Paul, d, 600 Delaware, LAckawanna and
Western, !, 800 Michigan Central, 81, 900
81. Joe, 5000 Ohios, 1900 Western
Union 200 Kansas Pacific, 400 Kan
sas and Texas, 5000 81. Louis, Kansas
City and Northern, 1900 ST. Louis and
Iron Mountain, 10000 81. Louis and
San Francisco, 1900 Louisville and Nash
vile and 5000 Alton and Terra Haute.
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PhiladelphiA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-Flour-Quiet; I;
Minnesota extra family, good TO choice,
81 5OG4 62!; do fancy 81 70CG4 75; do
high grades a S7i; Ohio do choice s. 90
as 20; do fancy s. 62i. Rye Flour
Steady at So 1902 s7i. Wheat-Steady
ungroded western 81 05(Gl o.; No. 2
western red 81 l3. Rye-Sales unim-
portant. Corn-Quiet; steamer rejected
40Ic; steamer do 4ltCG42c. Oats-Dull; 4;
western mixed 32c; white western 800
33ic. Pro ovisions-Dull. Beef-Mess
Sl2 90. Pork-Sl0 25ql0 so; prime
mess extra sGStc; smoked hams S(d9c
picked 7G7ic. Lard-Western s. l2i
CG,6 25. Butter-Weaker; creamery eI-
ira l6(G1Sc; New York State and Brad
ford county, Pa, extra l5tGl7c; West
ern Reserve extra l2(Gl4c; DO good 10
choice l0C9l2c. Eggs-Steady; western
lie. Cheese-Steady; western creamery
6i67c. Petroleum-Easy; crude tic;
refined SIC. Whisky-Firm; western
81 05!.
Oil City.
On CRY, May 2.-Market opened ac-
tive, with 75c bid, advanced TO 77lc,
declined to 76tc, closing at 76Ic bid.
Shipments 1900 barrels, averaging SO,
coo barrels; transactions 205,OOO bar
rels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-03

WAIT for the Big Show. Because you
will see l6S,OOO yards OF canvass, Ten
Tents. Ten Shows, Illuminated by the
Brush Electric Light, equal to 5000
gas jets, turning Night into Day. Our
canvass is lighted with dazzling bril-
hancy, procured at an expenditure OF
$4,000. The only show that can afford
to use it. 1t is marvel of the age, to
be seen here only with the Great Lon
don Circus and Combined Shows,
Thursday, May 10.
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Base Ball.

BUFFALO, May 2.-Bostons :, Butia-
los /.
CLEVELAND, May 2. - Cleveland 6,
Providence :; eleven innings.
CINCINNATI, May 2.-Cincinnati 10,
Troy /.
CHICAGO, May 2.-Chicagos 10, SYRIA
Cuse l.
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OIL City.

WITH the greatest of all shows, on
Thursday, May Is, Senorita Adelaide
Cordona, the Lady Champion Bare Back
Rider Of the World, on single and four
horses. Engaged at the enormous sum
of 200 pounds per week. Her first ap-
pearance in the United States. Without
an equal. The Supreme Equestrian
Empress.