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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
WASHINGTON.
Trouble with Alabama Moonshiners

Trouble with Alabama Moonshiners.
WASHINGTON, September l.-Revenue
Agent Lothian writes from Alabama
that two witnesses for the Government
against mOOnshiners were whipped re-
Gently almost to death and compelled to
leave DeKalb county and that i'll Marion
county an armed band OF distillers and
sympathizers compelled the United
States commissioner, deputy marshal
and two deputy collectors to leave the
county, but the party, being reinforced,
have returned. The Illicit distilers OF
DeKalb county compel all persons who
visit them to work for time, thus max
ING accomplices OF every one who other
wise eoGh be q witness for the Govern
ment.
Conversion of Rerunding Certificates.
WASHINGTON, September Up to
and including to-day the receipts OF re-
funding certificates for conversion into
/ per cent. bonds aggregate So, 100000.
The total issue of per cent. loan by
the Treasury Department amounts to
$40, 800, leaving S726,1OO not yet
disposed OF.
Public Debt statement.
WASHINGTON, September six per
cent. bonds, S2S3,6Sl, $50; five per
cent. bonds, sos, ,440, $50; four and one
half per cent. bonds, S25OOOO,OOO; lour
per cent. bonds, S736,39S,OOO; refund
inc certificates, 1896, 800; Navy pension
fund, Sl4,OOO,0OO. Total coin bonds,
Sl,79G,9l7 900.
Maturcd debt, Sll, 100000; legal ten
dcrS, S:i4G, ~, ,45l; certificates OF deposit,
so, l75, 900; fractional currency, Sl0,-
762.OG4; gold and silver certificates, SlS,-
4l0,550; total without interest, S4l6,-
O9O,O55; unclaimed Pacific railroad,
S7,927. Total debt, S2,2j4, IA ,9G6. To-
tai interest, SO, ,3l4, ,4GG.
Cash in Treasury, S243,096, DDS; debt,
less cash in Treasury, September ],
=, ,O29, 765, POI; decrease during August
-, 527 ,305; increase since June 81,
1879, $2,55S,94S.
Current Liabilitics-lnterest due and
unpaid, Il, ,693 ,522; debt on which in
tercst has ceased, S4l,ll4,0lO; interest
thereon, 81 So, ,567; gold and silver GER
tifcates SlS,4l0,55O; United States
notes held for redemption ofcertiica!es
of deposit, So, 5000; cash balance
available September !, 1879, Sl42, 49,
67S; total S243, ,G96, 22S.
Available assets: cash in Treas
urv, S243,69G, ,22S; bonds issued to Pa
cilic Railroad Companies, interest pay
able i'm lawful money, principal out
standing, S64,623,5l2; interest accrued
and not vet paid, GAG, ,23G; interest paid
by the United States, ,43O; inter
est repaid by transportation for mails,
&C., Sl2, 2,7l0, lSS; balance OF interest paid
by the United States $3l, ,003, POI.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK, September DRY Goods
-Jobbing trade quite active and busi-
ness continues fair with commission
houses. Cotton goods are in steady de-
mand and the market has improved in
tone. Prints in good request, and lead
ing makes sold up closely. Ginghams
and dress goods in active demand.
Men wear woolens sluggish, but fan
nels are doing well. Foreign goods in
better request.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
Fire at Burlington.

BURLINGTON, September l.-At 6:45
this evening Il fire was discovered in the
third story OF the Orchard City Mills
and the elevator OF OlmStead X
Cameron. The liremcn We're prompt
but failed to get at the fire from the
stairways and in spite OF all their efforts
it burned to the ground about S O'Clock.
The Gorham Hotel and Rand and
Palmer on the south side OF Main street,
the Union Hall block, owned by the
Grimes estate, the west side of the alley
on Valley and Main streets and block
of buildings north on Water street were
greatly endangered and saved only by
the bountiiul supply OF water from
the Holly works. The cause OF the fire
is unknown. The mill was a fine
structure and well appointed in all re-
spectS. Elevator works had Just been
put i'm at cost of $4,000. The mill
was built twelve years ago, and cost
$4,000. 1t contained quite a quantity
of grain i'm store. The loss is over $780,,
900, insured in the Fairfield of Fairfield.
Conn, Fircmcn's of Dayton, German Of
FrcepOrt OreSnsured in the Mechanics
Of New York City,, Niagara OF New
York, Rochester, German, Western As
surauce lone-hali rc-inSured in the To-
ronto, Canada, and Transatlantic
5000 each; Lamar, New York, 81 ,25O;
Merchants, New York, $1,000; .Etna,
New York, 81 .25O; Adriatic, New York,
81 30; Alliance, Boston, Sl,375; SSand-
ard, New York, Sl,375; Peoples, New
grk. - 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
The Hanlan-Courtney Match.

ROCHESTER,, September Letters are
received from llanlan AMI Courtney
declining to row 4 championship race
for the purse oi 5000 offered here.
IanIau declines on account oi the large
field thepurSc would attract. and Court
ncy because the championship is held in
Australia, and because of the danger OF
foul in large field. He wouId row
lIanlan rs the American representative
or row any man in the United States for
ti+1,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02

nor the lives of her children would be
safe from the ungoyernable anger OF the
husband and father. The children are
four in number, Willie, aged thirteen;
Ethel, aged nine; Kate, aged five, and
Portia, aged four. Willie remains with
his father. The three little girls Mrs.
Sprague took with her. Gov. Sprague
will undoubtedly exhaust every means
To discover the whereabouts OF the
children, and will as certainly use every
legal effort b. recover them. \ suit for
separation. brought, BY either husband
or wife, will probably be At once in
Stituted To settle the right To the con-
troll of the children.
RoSrov, September IA dispatch to
the Boston HSrUN, from Providence, tie
nies that Mrs. Sprague lett Newport in 4
steam Yacht on Saturday, and adds that
the Governor denies IN toto that he kept
any watch over his wife, or that he in
terrupted any OF herletters or messages.
IL is further stated that the Governor
does not at present intend to sue for di-
vorce, but will take immediate steps to
regain possession OF his daughters. On
Sunday Gov. Sprague sent the following
letter to Mrs. Sprague's counsel:
NARRAGA GANSETT PIER, X. l., !
August so, '79.
GENrLEMEx:-W course Ihave nat
ural desire To know of the present we'll
being and situation of my three child
ren, who, without my knowledge or
counsel, were taken from my juriscic-
ton and control yesterday afternoon.
My purpose is to contribute TO their
comfort as far as possible. The object
Of this note is to say that their wearing
apparel and personal effects are ready to
De forwarded To them in any way you,
rs counsel for Mrs. Sprague, viii indi-
cate. The brother OF the little girls
(William Sprague) is the bearer OF this
note. am, etc.
Signed WM. SPRAGUE.
10 MSsrs. Hazard, x. Thompson and
Chds. II. Pdklurd. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
Executors Sale Of Valuable Land

TINE UNDERSIGNED EXEcUTORs or THE
j last will aud testament ~ IlOutiO J. Ne
Clean deceased. Offer for sale The desirable tra,t
Of land. pu the Ohio river, the upper part Of
Round Bottom, two and half mile belDN
MOundsyille. Aarshall county, ". Va. contain.
Ing about 20 acre II Land. 81 the best quality.
10 arres tycr bottom. under Luoo and iu =
high state ~ cultivation, the balance IN timber
There ere on the premises god dwelling hOu-..
barn and other out bOr~r. ara excellent well 81
water. apple orchard and other fruit ueez. raid
farm will he sold Ia body or farcsls. a. may -
convenient. aud Ou saSy terms The premises
can be shown and trims made known W ThOs
scott MOnndsyille or Joshua Burley, Wheeling
THOMAS FffuT,
JOSIIrA BrRLkY,
agyOAw0gb f1G-utOr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02

THERE'S no mistake, that one-halt the
spasms and cramps in children are the
result OF worms, and even adults are
frequently treated under mistake, while
the genuine seat OF the disease is worms.
Try abr. G.. Mclane's Celebrated Yer
miiuge," taking great care tn see "Flem-
ing Bros" Pittsburgh" on the label,
and YOU will learn a grand secret.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
Suffering for Water

WATERrowN, n. Y, September l.
The towns ON the Black river and lis
tributaries are suffering greatly from
want oi water. Since January the
rainfall here is nine and one-quar-
ter inches less than the same time last
wear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
omcial Vote of KentuckH.

LOUISVILLE, September 1.-The official
vote OF Kentucky for Governor is as fol-
lows: Blackburn, Democrat, l25,199;
Evans, Republican, 81 ,SS2; Cook, Green
hacker, 1851; Blackburn's majority,
1907. The Democratic majority four
wears ago, for Governor, was 30, Isl.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
Railroad Lnborers, Strike.

CucNCo, September l.-One hun
dr,d ami fifty laborerS in the Michigan
Central freight depot struck to-day.
The strike in the Pittsburgh and Fort
Wayne depot is ON the increase, and
there is general disposition among the
wurkmrn to exact raise from one dol
lar To one dollar and quarter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
DIED.

sCHOCKE-Ou sunday night. August 10.
1s7p. att O'Clock. WN. S'IiOKE. aged a ycnr aud
10 months
Funeral from his late residence, No. ~,
Main street. this afternoon nj 5OclOck. Fficuds
of the family are invited
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
A GOOD PLAN.

Anybody cau learn ~ make money fspidly
operating iB stD,ks, by the II 40 UnerriDg kules
for suco's-." 10 NesSr-. IAWrrnoe q 90 = new
Cincnlar. Tho cpnrlJfna,ion nacfh0-d. vhieh this
firm has made 70 suTres~ful eTaiJles IsOple with
lArge or small means ~ reap at the bsDshb ~
largest capluf nfrf Dcr ain. TbOusands ~
ORDER, Ia SJisuskhHs are t>siosi thi9 oae yast
amount aud oO@g,>Tstof - mi9hiy WJssis. hus
.-curing o. each sharshOldsr All the asiyantaKsN
81 the largs-f operator. Immsuse yfs,fts are
eiivided monthly. Any amount, FINN q ~ - GD
~ moe cAn be ig<i successfully NY. EaDiia
H1skiy September 9db. is7s says: "Iy the s1lta-
hinafgsn system 81 would make f5b, ~ pr
cent; so Iays SO. Or pr cent: slOo make
" 90, or iOFer ont on the stOck, during the
monih. Aeoorilig 20 the market" FnBst I>ai>'s
JRasfTaftd he'.T1pu, June 18th The oombi.
nation method ef Operating stocks IL the mo~t
sucec~ssul ever slOybed." kSp IO1k Iade-
pesdenf, sept. l2fh. The combination system
j. founded upon eorrest ba.ine<~ prineipls,, and
no person need lie without an lileoIne while u l.
kept woaking by Me~D. Lawrence a Co"
Brcohyn Journal AphI 2sh. ''Our editor made
n net profit al SOL, from sd LA ons of Mes<n.
Lawrence Is Co.'S combinations" New cinular
lmailed free) explains everything. stocks and
bonds wanted. Government bonds supplied.
Lasfener a On, Banker. 81 Exchsnge flse,
New York Iue5vb
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
PARKERSBURG.
AThOusand Dollar Fire. q
pApgFRsRI-RG. ". "a. Sept, !.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, sept, l.
Special Dispatch to the Register.
\ two story frame dwelling belonging
to Henry Gilman, in the upper end OF
town, was totally destroyed by fire at .
o'clock this morning, Loss aboul 81 900,
insured in the PhGnix for $500. The
cause of the fire is said to be a defective
Hua Ii. -.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
FOR kAUE,.

WILL OFFER At PUBLIC SALE. At TIM
II front door of the Count Iouss. on SATt' r.
DAY SEPTEMBER 9Th. lh7y. commencing at ~
O'Clock A. ". The pnpI. rty known ~ the Ninsbip
Home. ou Chapline street between Twenty
hrst aud Twcnty second stfg.is The l1i D.
beautifully situated aud hAs on IL q lAnge brick
dwelling newly dttcd mp With all the modem
Improvements. Any persDn wishing to Puf.
chase n good house nov has rsfs OppOru-
nifty.
scp2 D. A. BRITT, Agent
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Virginia stare Debt.

FREpEmCESHURG, September IA
large meeting at SpottSylvania Court
House was addressed by the Rev Dr.
Curry. member Of the Thirty-fith and
Thirty-sixth Congress, in favor OF suS-
tanning the McCulloch compromise rs !
final settlement of the Virginia debt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
Four Hundred Thousand Bushels OF
Wheat.
Huntington Advertise

Major IIotchkiss informs us that there
is now in store at MaySville, Ky, about
four hundred thousand bushels OF
wheat awaiting shipment, and that the
aggregate crop raised in that vicinity
this wear will be over hall million
bushels. This is the secret of the growth
and prosperity of that city. The farmers
i'm the vicinity grow something To sell.
Ii our people followed this example
money would stay with us instead OF
being sent away To buy bread.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02

CLEVELAND, September l.-Cleyclands
>, Cincinnatis 4.
BrrFALo, September l.-Chicagos 4,
Buffalo ].
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De Young Admitted TO Bail.

SAN Francisco, September l.-Charles
De Young was to-day admitted to bail
10y Chief Justice Wallace, in the sum OF
SD ....
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.

STATE DpNDS-bull.
SrocES-The week opened at the
Stock Exchange with very buoyant
speculation. Coal shares were most
prominent, strong buying movement
in them having begun. This was due
TO President Gowen's letter 10 Judge
Iathrop, proposing limitation of the
coal product, which is considered the
first step toward general combination
of the coal companies. The market re-
sponded quickly To an advance in coal
shares, and prices took sharp upward
turn, which, with the exception Of nm
occasional slight reaction, was well
maintained To the close. The market
closed strong, with rising tendency, M
compared with Saturday closing prices.
The improvement to-day was5 per cent.
in Burlington, Cedar Rapids and North.
ern, 4 per cent. in Kansas Pacific, -
per cent. in Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, 81 per cent. i'll Delaware
and Hudson, ; per cent. in New Jersey
Central, % per cent. in ~. Louis, Nam
sas City and Northern preferred, per
cent. in Morris and Essex, 2t per cent.
in Ohios preferred, and t@li per cent
in the rest of the list. The transactions
aggregated $4,000 shares, of which H.
600 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore, $1,000
Northwestern common, 1900 St Paul
common, 200 preferred, 1000 Wabash,
10000 Delaware, l.ackawanna and
Western. 1000 New Jersey Central,
500 Delaware and Hudson, |, 100 Morris
and Essex, 200 Michigan Central. 800
Union Pacific, 5000 Ohio and Missis-
sippi, 5000 Western Union, 1900 Pacific
Mail, II 600 Kansas and Texas, 100
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern, 1900 st. Louis, Kansas City
and Northern preferred, and 200 Kan
sas Pacific.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02

oFYICE, no. 1915 MARKET STREET.
This Company insnns all descriptions 81 pro
perty nQainst los or damage 10y hns fOr long 90
short time on uIe met favorable terms. AlsO
will ins'Ire cAr,ors on the Ssrfern water ~
current ntrs.
Patronage of the public respectfully solicited.
DIRECTORS:
WIN. p. simp>on. wm g. IIandian.
John L. HODts, John y. BOpiord,
J. X. NcfOrtney. q. y Brown,
X A. uc;at~,
OFPiCERs
WV u. HfHT-os, President.
VIC HASDLAS, yice-Pnsiient
EICHAED SAVAGE, secretary.
OSCAR SANDEOCIG. Agent and Solloilor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easier at 5 TO 6 Per Cent.-Goy-
enments Firmer and Fairly Active
Flour Steady-wheat Firm
- Hogs Dull.
FIN ANCE.

NEW YORK, September l.-MoNEY-
Faster at sac per cent, closing at ) per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 5Cal' per
cent. Sterling exchange iirmer, hank
ers' bills At ISL sight exchange OH New
York ISL.
SILvER-At London sod; bar silver
here lll!; subsidiary silver coin !@
| per cent. discount.
GovERNMRSrs-Frmer and fairly ac-
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Pound Dead

CrxcixxNrr, September John VIM
tcrs. ior many wears ticket agent OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad in THIS city,
WAS found dead in bed this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-02

Cs-1A WEEK. a2Aday at home easily made.
Augusta, Maine. ag27
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Oil City.

Oh CRY, September 1.-The market
opened active with 65lc bid, advanced
10 67lc, declined and closed at G6ic.
Shipments 5000 barrels, averaging 81
coo barrels; transactions l3l 600 barrels.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-04
Half the Prices Charged BY Other Restaurants

OF the United States for redemption" The
stock must be presented for redemption at
the risk and expense OF the sender. The prin-
cipal and accrued interest will be paid at the
Treasury OF the United States, In Washington
ON and after the fifteenth instant, and the In
terest will cease on that day.
CIRCULATING TILE DOCUMENTS.
The speeches OF political leaders In Con-
gress are being circulated to considerable
extent as campaign documents, In accordance
with demands from party managers through
out the country. The Republican and Demo
cratic National Committees are supervising
the printing of alI important speeches, and
arrangements are made to meet all demands
for whatever sort OF political pabulum Is In
demand by either party In any section OF the
country.
a RELIC OF THE BoURBoNs.
A member Of Congress, In disposiDg Of bis
unadministered assets before leaving this
city, sent two bottles OF bad Bourbon whisky
to the members Of the Cabinet. accompanied
by the following note:
EBBITT, June 30, 1879.
Hon. Dear Sir-Please accept the accom-.
panying twin relics OF d Bourbon dynasty =
If you find tn these schosen vessels any
spirit Of revolution put 1t down.
Very truly yours,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-04
THE SUNDAY LIQUOR ORDINANCE.

TO the Editor OF the Democrat:
NY reason for supporting the substitute OF
the delegate from Riehland, Mr.. Wells land
my ideas lead me Ii the same direction), are
that what he has stated all through his argu-
ment is honest truth.
Our people, In many instances, work the
week through, and on Sunday visit the gro
cery and drink up all OF their hire; their
families are left destitute, they themselves
are penniless and burning up with raging
thirst on the day following unable to work
as men, even II they are permitted by that
poison to escape the clutches Of the law. Our
race would be bettered II the substitute
offered by the gentleman from Richland were
adopted and / am sure that the colored peo-
pie would offer up prayers of blessing for this
Convention If it should pass the substitute
We are the greatest sufferers. our wives,
our children, our aged parents, all suffer be-
cause the white man is allowed to poison our
brains on the Sabbath day. Even In civil cases
our people suffer, and we can but call upon
you for that aid, as official Journal that the
people / represent may say that some good
did come to them from the Convention and
| it's official organ.
Respectfully. ENos WILLIAMS,
Delegate from Terrebonne.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-04

The above comparison shows reduction ot
nearly 81 per cent In the number Of lives lost,
and about 81 per cent reduction 10 the number
Of accidents causing loss OF life. The in
creased efficiency Of the steamboat inspection
service is better shown by the following COM
parative statement: In 1875 the number oi
lives lost on steamboats, was GOT; In 1876, 394
In 1877, 224; In 1878, 212; In 1879, 105.
NEW MONEY ORDER OFFICES.
On next Monday 327 new money order Of
tices will 60 into operation, covering all the
States and Territories except the Indian
Territory. Nine money order offices now Ia
operation are to be discontinued from next
Monday, making an increase OF 318.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA STOCK REDEEMED.
The United States Treasurer, Mr.. GIlin,
has issued call for the redemption OF certain
stocks OF thea eaDistrict OF Columbia, as follows
OF the corporation Of Washington, 6 per cent
general stock, S185,0OO; Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal stock S47, 800; total Washington stock
$732 500. OF the corporation Of Georgetown, 6
per cent general stock, SITS, 300: do market
stocks $50, 1000; do bounty stock SIC, 800; total
Georgetown stock S228, 800: aggregate $500,
3O0 All stock forwarded for redemption
should be addressed to the Treasurer Of the
United States, and indorsed: II hereby as
sign the within certificates to the Treasurer
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-07-04
SPORTING NEWS.
The Newmarket Races -Pappoose Beaten

LONDON, July 3.--P. LoriIlard's Pappoose
contested In the Chesterfield stakes race at
Newmarket to-day. Bender won easily by q
length ahead Of Petal, Dora coming In third,
Long fourth, Pappoose fifth.
THE DETROIT RACES.
DETROIT, July 3.-The second day OF the race
occurred to-day. There was larger atten-
dance than yesterday. The track was In fine
condition, Notwithstanding quite heavy
rain fell last night.
The first race was for the club purse Of $3.50,
all ages; $50 to the second horse; thres-auar..
ter mile dash. There were fourteen entries.
ALI started but Dunkirk. The race was won
by Enquiries In 116, Hippogrif second,
Arthur third.
$3.50, two-year olds, $50 to the second horse,
and three-quarter mile dash. There were five
entries and two starters, Aaron and Joe War
wick. The race was won BY Aaron In 1 :184:
The third race was for the club purse OF
one-half mile dash. There were five entries
and four starters. The race WIS won by
Checkmate 2:43, Glenmore second, Edwin
A. third.
IN the fourth race, hotel stakes, all ages,
$50 entrance, $500 added by the hotels, 500 to
go to second horse, two mile heats, there were
seven entries but only two starters, Incom-
mode and Solicitor. The first heat WAS won
by Incommode III 3:4314. The second heat
was TepeLluOn OI Lne IlE6G, LaKeH Dy lnGOm-
mode In 40.
THE CINCINNATI RACES.
CINCINNATI, July 3.-There was good at
tendance to-day, and fine weather and track.
First Rdce-2 80 class. Charles Ford took
the first heats, and was distanced in the third
heat. Big Soap took the third and fourth
heats, and Kate Middleton took the fifth,
-2:31-2: :3011 "a :2811 "a :3O-2:31.
Second Race-P Pacing Sleepy Tom first,
Matte Hunter second, Rowdy Boy third and
Sweitzer last. Time, 2:17-2 :1854--2a9la
There will be three races to-Inorr ow-the
2 "a class, the 2 18 class, and special race for
$500 side between Bonner Boy and Castle
ton.
THE TROTTERs AT PLAINvILLE.
PLAINvILLE, Conn, July 3-The attend
anCe at the trotting park to-day was small.
The first race, for the 2:34 class, had four
starters and was won by May, who took the
third fifth and sixth heats, Robert D. Thomas
winning the first and fourth heats. Time
2 80, 2.271aa, 2:2714, q 2:33. 2 80, 231s4.
The race for the 2 20 class was won by
Patchen In three straight heats, Nellie
second, Rufus third. Time-2:36 2 .301aa, 80.
BASE BALL.
UTICA, NY. July 3.-Utlcas 10, Hop Bit
ters 8.
ALBANY, N. Y, June 3.-Albanys s. Man
ches ters Q.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 3.-Springfelds
10, Holyokes 8.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, July 3.-Rockfords /, Du-
buQues 4.