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New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
G0oD sP0RT Ar PROSPECT PARK.

FIvB EXCITING RACES-GORHAM, MONITOR, KING
ERNEST, HAMPTON AND TROUBLE THE WINNERS.
There is growing suspiciOn-in fact well
developed opinon-smong sporting people that the
shore aud air conducive To good racing At ans
rate 1t is settled that nowhere IL many seasons have
such full fields OF horses oonicnded In such
close contests Gs the two courses at Coney
leland.
The first race, for animals Of al ages be sold with
weights according 10 tho price fixed upon, CON
tended for by six horses, including such good
as Milan Una and Egypt. Half score of false
oceasoaci the unwillingness OF Erastus
Corning all aod the too great readiness of the
Jockey OF Egypt to start 10 advance Of his fellows
A most provoking delay occurred, during which the
starter compelled TO sus?eni tho jockeys OF
Egypt and Dan X. for their too nne taciics
Finally the horses got under ~ay trastus Corn
ing having be beaten into starting. Egypt got the
lead with Una second and Milan. the fayoritc in the
berng nth. Gorham and Dan X got of together just
behind the leaders. GoIham ran IA the third position
until he had nearly reached tho hometretcn, when be
forged ahead suddenly. and ran home winner. length
In advance OF Dan n WHO followed by Milan tniri.
The distance mile. and the time l:i3. In the
pools Gorbam had brought about one 10 siX and the
French mutuala paid s3l -.
The second race much of surprise To the bet
sfs.es Gor tnre'yesfs,as AT 500 each half forfeit
with j 900 added ti Of Mr.. :. T. keene; the sec
ond 10 receive 500 out of the stakes winners oi any
hree-year--od sake carry Ave pouds; % two stakes.
seven pounds more than two stakes, twelve pounds
extra. mite ard quarter. seven started. Mont
tor got the start, with Jericho and Report
close M Report Dropped blca, and his pace
taken 6y Bonnie Caruc At the thiCcGuarter pole the
| positions remained unchanged, IA fact MOuitog ted
throughout when Heil Into tho homcstrctoh, al Tho
horses but Monitor spurIed and whipped Monitor
was never beaded, ana won the race oy length; bon
ue Carrie secUnd Jericho lengths behind the resi-
| gsiag. Time -:lO. French mutuals paid S33.
The third event was thrce-,iharers OF nile dash
for the Rescue Pure of $500 Tor year The starters
were Hermit Rusale. Jessie D.. WiiLer- King Ernst
colt. and snedeAes Mesau colt The no ses got a. ~
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
THE PATRIOTS AT SYRACUSE.
Co,ninnedfrom First Page.

la not capdidate FOR renorIuaton. There are sew
sral candi iatcs for the ofsc. Ii ClaTkson " Pot
Ger wonl,D accept The nomination, he wOuld be
rlaGy na lcl - either faction that may be sue
ccss.ul tomorrow. In lien of NIr. Potter the Ro!-
inson men desire to nominats General Henry ".
S'ocum for the position The friends of General
Slocum sny that ne would not accept the nominal
il0n. and that he may be- a candidate for Governor
II Governor Robinson is defeated in his desire
for a denomination. The names of ex-senator James
T. Siarbuck of Jefferson County. of Congressman
Mayham, NJ Schoharie Comfy, of Senator Charles
Hughes of Washington County. and OF William II.
Henderson. OF Catraraugus County an ex-Judye Of
the Superior Court. have also been mentioned rs
candidates for Lieutenant Governor.
The present Secretary If State Allen c. Beach. is
a candidate for denomination for that Office, and
is said also 70 hold himself in readiness,
ahsngdly enough. to accept a nomination for
Governor as compromise candidate. The
fact that Bcachs own county is hostile to him i'm
pairs bis prospects Tor any nomination Samuel ID.
Halliday. Of Tcmpkns County. il also a candidate
for Secretary Of State.
There are many candidates for Attorney General.
The list includes the present Attorney General. who
is the leading candidate. He will apparently have
the bulk of the vote of the Robinson men in the
convention, having been in accord with their policy
the past year nj Albonv. The Otseco County dele
gates VIII present the name of l.. l.. Bundv.
Of Oneonts, for the position. The Erie
County deeg ties are said to he undecided whether
80 present the name of eX-COngressinan Daniel l..
Lockwood Of Buffalo, for Attorney General, or that
oi Solomon Schcn State Prison Inspector, for State
Treasurer. They are aware that they could not Sc
cure the nomination Of both men. Tammany Hall,
il j. reported secretly. favors the nomination Of
senator A. +. Lanng, of Buffalo, for the Office, X.
W. Peckham, of Albany, II said 10 be a candidate.
The candidates for State treasurer are James Is.
Msckn the present officer, Alfred Wilkinson, of
Syracuse NJ. ID. Mercer, president of the First
National Bank Of Waterloo, Seneca County, and
Solomon Scheu Of Buffalo,
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
Special Noilce5.


Legal ndyice upon any subject for Al. Address, stat
uc'sing S Law Agency. hox ZOl2 i'-t pnlc",
rw Communications confidential t"nntrntlal
transactions conducted sat sfscioiy roieftnces siNcn
Seryou, Ix lau.ton neia essay r1n.prissIg ssneI
delivered aims Altrlm " Ansi9rF, VOW
NOI- aai cAfc prom. .ig1 lo. slowing
syui .Dy low health ~ ~iOrlllg
sylo, VI m lents y sli t1e rcAt
nervous AMI physical doOty. DeIg ts ios. " -
erience mai. 2JC currency, pJags s.lDDA Adlrss
Secretary. kAHN'~ Nuseun h, 50 sfnl'" sea YORK
Post Once Notice. tsrsso In.
SATURDAY. september Is lSf9 VIII tiOle az fhi. once
LSDAf. tui tIfOy-. D. stst wisconsin,
via gnreusf1wn. WEDNESDAY, al a31 Tor iur0pr
OaAa gIosJsip-n Corlssp5ndeace Tor
france be specially ailresss4l nl a. 10 Tor
France direct. by s"l.a.ltp Labrador wa hivlr
THO k-DAf. az 10 D. Tor lrrand NV STEAMSHIP Ci' Il
Montreal irnc" Df
am Continent mua Do -DecsD a1dfes--s ani ~ ~
Tor Europe. sesusnip FrsiL va f5mJsli taorb)drs
anl iamDurg Ou sArCKDAN n n 80 o.. dcrnany
&c bg slc1a,p oder. southampton
Brian and tle Continent
AMI .t ~ for Europe.
Queensto~n correspondence Tor
aui scotland mast De specially lircs,c all u
scotland Grrct ~ steamship Eiblopi, Dl4sgov Ca,
fog Denmark. sweGsD ani MOI dispatched ~
Halabus aud Bremen siesacrs only. The mails i0s Aspl-
aud south Panc Ports leave New York september TO-
The mails for Havana leave SswIprk September tns
mails for hayu sayania &c. Grcytnwu and Port fiuol
iraye NeW-NorE September - The mails Tor
leave NeWNork S,pIembrr ~ The naiis Vest
dics and Porto iAcO leave NeN-forA September iJ.
matte An.traua, &C. san Franctsco srpteb -
To- jaaa and Japan leAyoSan Francisco october
IHDS L. 4 4 lOstlu1slsr
| Post Once. New'fotx, september q. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10


DESIKE-A. HIS late resil-n,s No l3j LcxinztOaage<
September g. Colono Abraham Denrc In ire Tst yir X
pei.tse. And friend. are Invited u attend tire fnner scr.
Vices Tabernacle Baptist church I'd ave between
We igs lar, 10th insL AZ ..
The members Baptist cry Mission will IN the Lee
Orter attend the funeral Oi st. iretsur
Abraham Denixe.
CHARLFs 7. EvASs. Secretary.
pIKEMAN-On 7tA inst. 10 Hrootyn y Y. George Saan
dcrs y, The stc John Dik'm,n. IT, aEei SO years
Relatives and friends aro invited attend
residence Of ~. otleriHIs", DsFart g
Green. " soath Ehioplsco NuneSdaS, 4Oih ins- st
D. m.
HALsEYAt Yonkcrs september Anthony Hslsey, IN hi,
ROth
PSncra az TRINITY churoh Brosiway " y on Wednesday,.
September 10. al II O'Clock. Please omit flower.
HATHAwAY-At Bri ,ksourg sabbath afternoon. Soptcm
Der :, Mrs. Esther 4. Hathaway.
Relatives AMI rras invited % a't"nf her funera
a. iss Of h,r orothsr. AOso, r. Baker 800 Mar
kefsL, Newark 81
Tat-rmenf ut m, convenience OF tns family
LOWRIE-AE w.HsnbGrg, \. T.. Hoptrmbsr T. ltelbe1
Of Nrs a. =. aud Jso late Rev Reuben LDnfc Ia tho
Fanera ssrvossl Ia the Lsctlr. Rom Vr Plesbytc
Church 5thlye. and llth ST., On onusiay. 10Th
inst, at o ciDck y. uL
OSBORNE Entered into rest Sundly mornlng. Tn
south Orange. Y j. Chsrls r. osborne, formerly 4
RichulOld, "a, the T9th % hs
Fuurra a. the Church of tbs Holy Communion.
SOath sdne-day. N tnst, tn aryb from
% tho g.l0 train. Del. Lack Mes;ern
Il. H.. Wa Christopher o BaIgiay Street Perry.
VEDDFR-ht tho rssdencs Of her sOn-4uls~ Rev W.
~ Ten Iyrk. ID. d.. New. Hruuswics. ~ j. on NOIdAy.
Ciy OF schouec.Cg, v " ~ tho ,2ti year ~ ncr
Fansr schenectady weinosisy. lDth inst.
at 80 O'Clock y. IN
wEEK-->uadeuv. the eth inst. John r. Week. IN Ito
FSnersi from as lat resilence 4j2 Hishs Newark " j.
Wednesday. The lOthinst. at2 y M.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
HEAVY ARRIYALS
ONE TRAIN BRINGS FIVE HUNDRED PEOPLE 70 At
TKND THg COSvEyuoN-THH HOTELS OVER
ILOMlNG.
lBY TRLEGRAPn TO TIE TRIBUNE


FLOWING.
lBY TELEGRAPH rR,DuTE.l
SYRACUSE. y. Y. Sept. 0.--An the passenger
trains that have entered this city to-day have been
crowded with politicians. The early morning train
IRON New-York consisted of nineteen ears. It was
filed with Tamnany and Anti Tammany delegates
and their friends. Altogether. there over 800
persons on the train who had come to attend the
Convention. Tonight careful canvass shows that
most of the 3S4 delegates have arrived. AL the
hotels are occupied from basement TO attic, aud
there has been overflow Of travellers into neigh
boring private dwellings.
John Kelly and Augustus Schel reached here
early this morning. During the day there also came
rs a delegate from Broome County, Gilbert {.
Walker, cx-GoScrnor of Virginia. In the afternoon
Hugh Mclaughlin, boss Of the Brooklyn Democracy,
arrived, leading the Kings County delegation. Sem
ator Kernan reached here tonight.
The following also arrived during the dag Dan
il Nsgone. of Ogdensburg; Ira Shafer. of New
York Edward Wcmple, of Foripain; Senator
Goodwin, OF Utica ex-senator Hammond, of Gen
eva; ". :. Andrews. of New-York Canal-Auditor
Schuyler. of Albany; Ambrose Mcneil, of New
York; b. 5. W. Clark. the Superintendent of
Public WORKS; Colonel John Il. Fellows, of New
York; Colonel John ". Tracey. Chief Clerk OF Mayor
Cooper; Maurice J. Power, Of Ncw-York; ex-senator
A. p. Lanlng. of Buffalo; eX-CaDal Commissioner ID.
4. Ogden, Of Penn Yam; cX-State Treasurer Charles
n. Ross Willard johnson, Of Oswcgo County !;
Mayor Murphy. of Troy ex-senator Parmcnter. OF
Troy; ext Congressman Veedcr of Brooklyn James
shanahan. Deputy Canal superintendent Henry L.
Fish, Deputy Canal superintendent; Warden
Davis, of sing Sing Prison; Warden Moses, Of
Auburn Prison Assemblyman Hogan; ex-Canal
Commissioner Walrath; Sidney i. Fairchd,
Of Cazenovia William Il. Ruggles, Assistant
Attorney General; o. Il. Potter, of New-York {;
George Magcc, cf Watkins; George Weiant.
of Nyack; Jeremiah McGnre ey->peaker of the As
semblv Assembyman Clancy; Deputy Secretary of
state Moss; Senator Oakley, q. Queens County
Commissioner of Charities Henry. OF Brooklyn
County Clerk Demar of Brooklyn; William Z.
kingsley of Brooklyn William sullivan, of Brook
lyn: Commissioner OF Charities Nidas, of Brook
lyn; james Il. Faulkner, Of Dansville; ex-State
Treasurer Bristol. of Elmira Assembyman Calvin,
Ag,emblyman soebacher. Park Commissioner Lane
of New-Y0rk Alderman Roberts, of New " ork As
semblyman Mcintyre and John Tyler Kelly, OF New
York.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10

TIE ANNUAL SESSION BEGUN
THE SECRETARY SPEAKS or THI PROGRESS or TEE

THE SECRETARY SPEAKS or Tfl PROGRESS OF IIE
ASSOCIATION.
SARAroGA, y. Y, Sept. o.-fhe American
s,ca Science Association hello husin,ss neoing tbs
evening. Among those present werr Pis-ilenf u. g..
Gilman, o' rhe Jchns Hopkins Uriyess.iy: Pro-
fcssor Francis Waysni. OF Now-iIssrni Professor
4. p. Peabody. oi Harvard University; the Rev.
Dr 8. I. Pnme. Charles A. PEABODY ID. b. E'ton. no
Rev Dr Deems, OF Sew-York Pre-idsnt Ardersou.
President Banari 4. Bronson Acott. the Rev. r. X.
Fesseniep Mrs 7. Talbot. Mrs. Isabella y. Hooker,
Mis- B. Peabody, Of Concord tne hon. =. H. Potter.
Justin wnsor. librarian AZ Harvard; tle Rev. Pro-
frssOr Aiken, Of Princeton.
T. T. Sanborn tIc actin s-,ecr-tary read report giv
ing An account Il tn oisn. u and scope ~ the
sanizstor He spoke. IN part. follows; The ,trt
was made with crc'Iler. issued Aug'.t ~ 1865. 10
form an association for the State of Massacag-
seits. hut "a Response 10 the esu % many
repre.c natives from other states attended falf
II decided 10 make the Organization general. ard
members = tho association are found Ia thrt'-
Horacc greeley meeting ss9 s for d,iFi-
ZION does not snit Eneiish aud Trrnch seciaii.ss ny
strict rnes T. must DO admitted that the term "scieno'
the hes Of the geoogs' the chemist
or astronomer. There is margi", however in vcial
dcducfivc processes by which Newton. Agassz of
faraiay arrived ~ their splendid 'esnils. Tho
methods Of acq ring all human knoviedis es,.i-
lglly tie sans The conducl oi nauru in grave
pocl crisi. not TO be calculated hse TIE elements
IN eclipse. Yet u may Dc fercsec1 wtain certain
lM,s. MIny problems Ia s0cial science "a tbcr
both scientific and p1IlAnshr0?ic What con h'
more pfOsac than to be- ns.ectng The entries nnt
dsns o.; teneueu;hOgsc the condition Of sewers aua
waterppc-, or rqurug abOus the rrEt II dry
the cost Uf pauger rccf, the labor or ii' ur -
population hanging on the vorzo ~ plrP, ri-m lr.
this exactly wnat The social science s.elaoLs 81
England and AIn rca-th. oA.y ones Ia the wor Il.
hsvc been dnms. Members mast be medical ana ic.'l
philosophers financial, educational and phlaulhropc
philosophers
Tho a.sociIon has always declined all responsibility
for opinions advanced nv individuals ~ ~. meetings.
either IN papers read IN debates following. In s'ci
INK les and writers for iis genera ns.tuLs u hii
been rs impartial ~ possible. Nothing las drIe u.lrn
10 the public tnat our -Oci.'.o is national
| ia TACT well name tBan tbs fbTfc "s~aNs
rgai NJ the general meeting tao ears ngo - Eanduiph
FucAgr. ~ Virginia, ". J. IrenAclu Of South tirnina,
and General /. VI. Lotau-thrce nif!y" c0lthcracr.
giving II tho heretofore TuA. class there
thr eituaOn This another ptasr of tlr -,nfltt
question VIII be- brought Dror" tr association tas.s
VINO, a wears ago. The badge rnl ielf 80
stigma OF slavery II VIII be- well to rcineaiunr
what patient aud laOorOUs race Is gdlTeshlng us Ien
FIoi.rick usi.ss spea.s behalf Ol the Yeorie u
! his ODn color 10 tho south.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10

+. w. Leonard, prominent merchant of
Chicago. died suddenly Monday tioruns 10 rho Hotel
Brunswick where be had been for i1o woc'. po-t.
lie nad been in perfect health, apparently. up 10
the hour hts death. In company with ftiend, 10
had taken carriage 10 down town on business. and
Was seized with lness aud taken back % thc uute',
where he aied ln short time. T.. CauluWrll ~ M.
3Ol FfthaYe.. summoned and pronnul ~ q cesa
of fatty degeneration OF the heart The houy vii b'
sent TO Chicago for iaternent. Ir. Leonard was
brother Of Judge William II. Leonard formerly ~ mi,
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
THE SUICIDE OF WILLIAM II. HUNT
TEMPORARY INSANITY THE CAUSE.

TEMPORARY INSANITY TIE CAUSE.
TOO CLOSE APPLICATION TO wORK-APPREHEN-
sIONS OF FRIENDS VERIFIED.
PORTSMOUTH, y. H., Sept. 9.-lhe suicide by
drowning of William NJ Hunt, the artist, at the
Isles Of shoals yesterday. was caused by hypochon-
dra, induced by close application lis gloomy con-
dton for several weeks past being such that he hsd
been carefully but secretly watched. During the
thunder shower mt the Shoals early yesterday nom
ing he visited ThaXter cottage, on Appledore Leland,
where, after some conversation Of general nature,
he suddenly exclaimed that he wished he was dead,
and shortly after left. Failing to appear at dinner
search was instituted. when tie body was found
floating in the tank IN the rear Of tbaXter
Cottage, life having evidently been extinct about
fhrre hnnrs
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
MIDNIGHT WEAT THEE REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS
!SNnousis for the pasi - hours.

WASHINGTON, Sept. TO- 1 a. m.-Tbc baron
s hghestin he Lake region and OHIO valley; low.
est falling IN the extreme Northwest. Occasional
rain has fallen on the Gulf Coast; elsewhere fair
weather has prevailed. The temperature has generally
risen with soutwt scry Winds west of the Mssissip
River and ~ Tie Upper Lake region; elsewhere has
fallen, with winds from northwest TO northeast.
IHdlcdhOais.
For New gland. colder. clear partly cloudy
weather. hurihwss stcrly winds, RISING barometer
For MIDDLE Atlantic States clear partly cloudy
weather nor, heily Winds stationary temperature, and
stationary OF higher barometer.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
treating q sick maj

Dr. l. l. cautiously treating sick man
o,e, i.- fhe nature Oi whose disease he Is quite la
fLc dirk "Wei" Ee -ays TO The nurse on making MS
~, al r,nrnx visit how DO We Igd ourselves today
i, len v,eili Did the medicine act o. " Yes. sir.
A., lent hnt cft ihe burning turned down N'fy
- An he ,lruf VOL. DID he thought ne would
sni van l.n tho gas Durniug-iurned down loWi teis
.-o,d very good al is growing very nicely Ana hn
s,1r' "a. iat What doctor! Have You no instrur-
,t,. .rescri ntiOn- nothing T. The doctor tsasey,
snI af.er mature deliberauonl. -" issi Keep ihe Gus
hn,ninc--turne. iowa very !oN."-I Boston COURIER
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
KEYSTONE Troops UNDER INSPECTION

BLooMsBURG, Penn, Sept. 9.-GOvernOr
IIoyt and staff and General uartranit aud stan in
spected the Third Brigade Sationsl Guards cf Pennsy
vanls today at this place There wcre 1900 spoca-
tors present The Governor aud party loft ~ O'Clock
for Erio To Inspect Tie Flfth llii-adc
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10

TO get rid Of fever and agne, intermittent
or rcmi,tcn; fever. asa Dr. d. Jayne, AN0 Mitnre.
standard remedy that .cts quickly aud cure. tborougt
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Sept. 10. a. m.--Tbo movement
IN the yesterday almost STEADILY upward
Tho weather was fair and clear. The temperature
RANGED between $50 and 73o. the average being G@o
lower han OF Monday The amount OF moisture IN The
a!r has been reduced.
teinperaiuic may be expected IN this CITY anJ vicinity
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
JAMES NEARYs BODY RECOVERED.

WIN vn. drowned Newark BAY Sunday night when
- liDat came in rDsIoD with the steamer Magchiu,
covered by Keeper OF the Ighfhousea ~ night
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10

PENNSYLVANIA PROHIBrrIOSIsTs.
ALTOONA, Penn. Sept. 9.-The State Pro-
h,bory Convention which 20 have met here to-day.
mas been post poned until the 23d inst.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10

GILBERT -GILnERr-At Gilbertsyille Y. Y, eep'enr
Sells, assisted ~ the Rev. Nr hO.
OF Pauusyyania Fitch Glbsrt. " Guberi,yil- and Ea
Claire Wis Caroline Iathrop daughter OF IL Gilbert.
ESQ.
the 9Th ins.. Edward Tsgm 40
Mary TaDer COilina. both OF tlis city. No carls.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10

DrOwsiness, blliousne-s, pains and aches, and
ague Hop Bittors always cures.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10

Az notices of Mariag;j nsI be hl)r,I Via falI
uaas and address.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-03

WANTED Active parties to act US General
UNIV ~ Agents for the tale Of our special
pay salary or liberal commission On sales From
800 10 $500 u Month CIIu he made by live
men. Rare chance for making money.
Addrest-rRIUMPH MFG CO., lIG MOurOC ST.,
CHICAGO. WG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-03

Tue Schultze liONt Club will give ball
OH the l4th at K0ch's Hall.
REGULAR monthly meeting Of the Board
Of Commissioners to day.
YESTERDAY was the first genuine winter
'lay that We have hal, and the most disA.
grccable too.
SOME changes in the location of our
Catholic clergymen are contemplated, We
have been reliably informed.
ALIrLE daughter of +. Campbell, who
works in the Central Gluss Works, WAS
badly scaldcd Saturday evening.
Miss ELLA DEITERs entertaidcd nun.
her Of friends at the residence OF her
father at PortcrsvillG, Friday night.
The Veteran Association will meet
Thursday nightatthcir hall, New Mcclure
Many new members will be taken in.
SEVERAL lodges a. Q. Nv. have BEEN
and are being, organized by Mr., Il. NJ.
Petty, Of Cleveland, in and around this
city.
OFFICER MAL0XEY has Just acquainted
his friends with the fact OF his marriage q
year ago to Miss Mary Baeder, OF Centre
Wheeling,
TIE altar ut the Whclan memorial
chapel, Mt. Calvary Cemetery, will he con.
secratcd this morning by bishop KUN and
assistants.
EERDI%ASD MILLER who was manglcd
ut the Nail City Brewery Crossing on
October 18th, by u locomotive, IL I'M.
proving rapidly.
l'HE proctOr.Joslin sensation il reduced
to the fact that jOsln merely hired the
girl rs n servant and her father didn't
want her 10 leave,
TnE Grand Lodge, X. Of r., Of this
State, will meet at Piedmont on Tuesday.
Delegates from the lodges in this city and
Elm Grove will attend,
CArTAIS l.lNCn's "Shcrilan Rifles"
made very fine showing in their parade
Saturday night. This IL one Of the finest
organizations in the State.
TIE work Of refining the stack OF the
Top Mill blast furnace Is going Oh rapidly.
It is expected that fires will be rrlIghIcd
about December LIT III it.
a FOOT race Of 100 yards took place Satur-
day at honwOod between MilIerandCiaitey,
OF that place, for $50 Il side, which was
won by GGitCy by five yards.
SS,IlrSRY ELUMENHuRG has made arrange.
Incnls to receive election returns ut his
saloon, opposite City Hall, on Tuesday
night by the Western Union line.
TnE liarrctt.SChert mco was postponed
on account Of rough water, Rnd will bu
rOwch this afternoon At Pittsburgh, Sport.
ing men haven't much confidence in ii.
Two young men named Porter aud
fundt bud their Cu,iClrS puncturGd in Va.
rious places on Friday night by an cnNgr,
citizen OF Pleasant Valley Tor decorating
hiSresidence with stale cgSsand bud tonh
toes,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-03

A. A. l., s. ct. w.-some time in June
virginius Lodge n. 2, AmalgamAted Asso.
citation Of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers,
held a festival in Westwood's Hall. A
number Of donations had been made 10
the Lodge to be drawn at the festival,
some Of which were held back until Sat.
urday afternoon, when the drawing took
place In the Lodge room, corner Of Thir.
tty.stxth and Jacob streets, resulting as fol.
lows:
Large glass chandelier, presented by
Jas. B. Russell, drawn by q. vieweg.
Handsome chair, from G. Mendel & Co.,
drawn by John Wagner.
Silver.plated caster, from c. 2. Brown,
drawn by Capt. CoWan.
Cake basket, from Turner Dillon,
drawn by WIN. Hall.
Water service, from Otto Ycager, drawn
by Chas. Ludwig
Glass bouquet holder, from Edward
Steele, drawn by F. II. Behrens.
Set OF glassware, from WIN. Combs, Jr.,
drawn by ]. VIM. Wait.
In all the Lodge has realized about $3.50
on It's festival, and are highly pleased
with its success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-03

The symptoms are moisture, like pers-
piration, intense itching, increased by
scratching, very distressing, particularly
at night, us II pin worms were crawling in
and about the rectum, the private parts
are sometimes affected; il allowed TO con-
tinuc, very serious results may follow.
DR.. SwAYNEs'ALL HEALING OINTMENT is a
pleasant sure cure.
HOME CUREs.-We were great sufferers
from Itching Piles, the symptoms were
as above described, the use Of Swayne's
Ointment in a short time made perfect
cure.
J. W. CHRIST, Boot & Shoe House, 344
N. 2dSt.
T; 9. WEYxAN, Halter, 8 S. Sth St.,
Philad'a.
Reader, II you arc suffering from this
distressing Complaint, or letter, Itch,
Scald Head, Ring Worm, or any Crusty,
Scaly Skin Eruption, use Swayne's Oint.
ment and be cured. Sent by mail to any
address on receipt Of price lin currency or
3 cent postage stamps), 80 cents a box,
three boxes, 81 %. Address letters, Dr..
Swayne & Son, $50 N. Sixth St., Philadel.
phia, Nocharge for advice. Sold by lead.
ing druggists. MwF4w