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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-17

A Coon sKSD oFP.-The citizens Of Full
ton passed the following, day or two sgo
upon the departure Of Benz. zoeckler lol
Davenport, Iowa:
"WnRREAs, Benjamin Zoeckler having
been lifelong citizen Of Fulton and has
always filled bis trusts to perfection, II
mattered not what they were, aud as he
has departed from our midst
Resolved, That by SO doing we have lost
one OF our most gentlemanly, honest and
respected citizens, and be II iprther,
RtSOlred, That as he has concluded to
make Davenport, Iowa, his future home
that we as law abiding citizens can say 10
the people Of that city, You have received
4 gentleman as well as q citizen from our
town that Il Is an honor TO have among
you, and Of which you always shall be
proud"
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All will agree that there is nothing SC
uncomfortable as bad fitting boot or shoe
To those who want comfort We would ask
careful examination Of handsome line
Of mems, hand and machine sewed goods
Just received at our establishment. We
give an absolute gusranteeon every pair o.
these shoes to be equal to any custom
work made in our city, and at much lower
figures. WILSON BROS.
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wheeling again the Head of Navigation
Incidents of Yesterday,

"ueeLtuk HEhlu tht htNu VI NhttkuttOu
Incidents of Yesterday,
The river has again become 30 low that
only boats Of very low draft can got over
the Water Works bar, and the bar at the
mouth Of Jonathan's Intestine. The
marks last night showed a stage Of A feet
and falling.
Tho Scotia was looked for In the
night, and will probably be found in
port this morning. She leaves this alter
noon at o'clock for Cincinnati, leaving
Bellaire after the arrival Of the evening
train from Pittsburgh on the @. & p. road.
Her good points for passengers and ship
pers have already been mentioned, n.
Seamon is agent for her.
Captain StoCkdale arrived In the city
last evening TO look after the interests Of
his boat, the Scotia.
The Emma Graham got in from Pitts
burgh at Or. NJ. yesterday, having been
aground four hours at the Island bar.
She had good load for this stage OF
water.
The R. @. Grace, which was aground at
Jonathan's Ravine bar "a hours, got of
last evening,
The Annie Kelley and barges got away
for Cincinnati and Louisville with all
the freight she could take on the water.
The Bachelor left for Pittsburgh last
evening.
The I'D Pope came up from below, and
will undergo her annual inspection to-
The Dlurnal is to-day's parkersburg
nacket
The Phaeton, Telegram, Ellison and
o'Neal are as regular in their trips as
usual.
CINCINNATI, september 16.-River s
feet s inches and falling. Weather clear
and pleasant. Departed: EIdorado, st.
Louis; Cherokee, New Orleans.
PTrTsluRdH, September l6.-River l
foot 0 inches and falling. Weather clear
and pleasant,
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PERSONAL PARAdRAPHs.-Mr. J. H
Woodward Is quite Ill at his fathers Got
tage at the seaside in Massachusetts,.
VIM. Lawrence, Of the Grafton Eagle
gave US q pleasant call last night
W. II. Snyder, General Agent B, < o
Express, is In the city.
j. D. Laying, General Manager; r. j.
Smyth, Assistant General Manageri John
Thomas, Superintendent; Thomas Dixon
Mastero Of Road aud other officials OF the
O. & P. R. R. were at Bridgeport yester.
". H. Grout, General Freight Agent O.
T. v. 4 W, R, B. was at the New Mcclure
Dr.. I. +. wunderlioh, father Of DR.. E.
]. Wunderlich, Of this city, Is in town en-
route to Allegheny Oity, Pa, where lie
has been stationed by his Conference. DIR.
Wunderllch has been stationed at Pomeroy,
o., for three years past.
Hon. Ben Wilson was at the Mcclure
NB. Judge Caldwell and daughter, Of
Little Rock, Ark, are visiting at Mr.. B. +.
on Fifteenth street.
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TnE CouErs.-U. S. DISTRICT CouRr-
Judge JackIon.-This Court met yesterday
at the usual time and transacted the follow.
United States va. Enos Z. snodgrassi
indicted for felony. The arguments In this
case were concluded aud the case submit.
fed 10 the jury, who, after some time, re-
turned verdict Of not guilty. The Judge
delivered a very impressive admonition to
the defendant and ordered his discharge.
George McMahon, a native Of Ireland,
dscIa ed his intention 10 become citizen.
limited States vs., Bnshrod NJ. Cheely;
Indicted 10. having in his possession and
nassinV counterfeit coin, The Jury was
imnanneled in this case, and. having part
" heard the evidence, the same not being
concluded, 1t being too late to finish the \,
trial, the Jury were adjourned over until
o o'clock this morning.
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MUSICAL GooDs at cost at sheib's.


We can say to the ladies OF Wheeling
that our fine shoes are all Of the latest
style, guaranteed to be equal to any Gus.
tom work made in our city, and at much
lower figures. We keep both hand and
machine sewed goods constantly on hand
and invite you to call and sea the latest
Fall styles. WILSON BRos.
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
WE HAVE
B A. r C Al N s
TO -r
Show to Everybody!

We ask you to cali and see us before buying
Our stock OF SILKS, yELVEIs AND
NOVELTIES was never 30 Large. ohr prices
No have BLANKETS AND FLANNELs
cheaoer than YOU will find them elsewhere.
We sell DOMESTIC HOUSEKEEPING
We show more ULoAKs AND sHAWLs
than all other houses combined.
our increasing trade encourages us TO sell
still cheaper than ever. p,,,v,
our store must be headquarters for FINE
DRESS GOODS at low prices.
We have n large force OF willing salesmen
10 serve you politely. Il.
We show larger assortment IN every de'
n,riment this fall. We mean 10 sell goods.
I've have them, and wish to distribute them,
II low prices are inducements. Come and ice
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AccoRDroNs at cost at sheib's.
CHrKp ToBAcco is the ''bOss." If you
try II you will use no other.

THERE will be. a Sacred Concert at Horn
brooks on Sunday BY Kramer's iull band,
in uniform. Two Of the Pittsburgh sing.
ing societies will be in the city on visit
and will be present, besides large mum.
Der OF Turner'S. Arrangements have
been made with the Baltimore and Ohio
and Elm GToveroads to run cars at shorl
intervals. This is the most gorgeous and
pleasant time Of the year in the country
and all lovers OF the aesthetic should EN-
brace the opportunity Of enjoying day o
real pleasure.
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Eastern Dry Goods Store.
Fire Works-N. Schulz.
colored FiFes-o Christian schnepi.
Agents Wanted.
st, Clairsville Fair.
Tour Through Europe-Rt Rev. KAN.
For CincinnAti-Sidney.
Trustees Sale. Il
Temperance Rally.
For Uincinnati-Andes.
For Sale-20 Shares Of Stock.
Wanted-Good Girl.
Notice-Glass Workers.
Line Of March-Rechabites.
School Essentials Stanton & Daven'
po Biacksmiths-JacoD Snyder.
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WUrRLINa DISTRICT CONFERENCE.-THE
Wheeling District Conference met q
MoundsyilIe on Tuesday evening, Rev. w.
@. Wilson, presiding. Rev. d. II. x. Dix
preached the opening sermon. Rev. E.
8. Wilson preached last evening
and DR.. Masden this evening.
Among the meetings worthy Of
note we mention the childrens
meetingl yesterday afternoon and
the district meeting Of the Women's For
eign Missionary Society this afternoon.
The former was conducted by Rev. W. 2.
Rippey aud DR.. ]. Sumner Stone, and the
latter under the direction Of Miss NJ. A.
TAYLOR, and was addressed by Miss Belle
Thvburn Ia an excellent but lengthy talk
on the subject Of mission work In India.
After the sermon last night the sacta-
ment OF the Lords Supper was admins
tered 10 eighteen ministers and about one
hundred communicates.
The Conference was we'll attended.
Moat Of the visiting delegations returned
home last night. The next meeting will
he held at Triadelphia.
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Tuls Is to certify, that after suffering
the most excruciating pain for two year,
from chronic rheumatism, and using i'm.
mense quantities Of llniments, oils and
physicians recipes, st. Jacobs Oh was rec.
Commended to me by friend. used Il
for few weeks and have not suffered
with rheumatism from that time until the
precautionary six months. now con.
slider myself entirely cured, thanks TO st.
Jacobs OH. GILBERT g. HESYIELD,
1925 Milwaukee ave-, Chicago, Ill.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. O., September IL
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, clear
or fair weather, southwest winds, station
ary or slowly falling barometer.
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3,GsRxouErER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, opors
House corner yesterday:
7Au.RN.SP.M7RH AN. i2MSr.n Pm
is 10 IS @ ] IS 70 50 ~
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LuELLA scuuBERT's ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Her Fathers Story Of he Circumstances
Causing H.-Mr. Roberts, the step.father
Of Mrs. Luella Schubert, nee Roberts, was
interviewed last evening by an lNTELLI.
oRNczR reporter, and he tells somewhat
different story from that told by Schubert
In conversation with the same reporter
lust after the shooting.
Mr.. Roberts says that when his step
daughter married Schubert she did 1t
against his advice and wishes. 1t was q
''Ioysmatch,n the girl seeming to be per-
tectly infatuated with Schubert. It was
not long alter the marriage, however,
until Schubert tired OF his wife, and as
founded her by asking that she allow him
10 procure divorce. She oil course re.
fused, but alter q few months OF married
| life in which Schubert seemed TO be try.
| ing to embitter his young wiie's existence
tili she would be glad to comply with his
request, the poor girl was obliged to re-
turn to the home OF her parents. on
Wednesday she received 9 note from, her
husband, asking her 10 meet him down
street. Her parents opposed her granting
the request; but the headstrong girl let
her love ovarrule her parents, desire, and
she met him at the cornerof Sixteenthand
Market streets. What transpired alter
wards our readers know.
The story Of the young woman's unlaith.
fitness her father claims to be cruel
ialsehood, and the testimony Of numerous
acauaintanCes bears him out IN this claim.
She has always borne reputation not
only above SANDER, but above suspicion,
until the man who promised to be her
protector began to circulate reports Of a
nature to ruin her spotless reputation.
sehubertjs conduct both before and since
the shooting has been heartless in the ex-
IRENE, but his wife, with Q devotion
worthy OF better object, clings to her
love, now torbids any reflections upon the
man in her presence. The only person
who Gems unaffected by her devotion Is
Schubert himself.
Last evening the girl was resting easily,
and hopes were entertained OF her recoy-
cry.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-09-17
Music BOOKS al eost at sheib,s.
BIVRR INrELLIGENCE

MquIGE for Chief Tobacco and take no
other. You will like 1t.
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OPERA TO.NIGAT.-Will open new lint
Ops'" ''A'''' JACOB W. GRUBB,
Corner Twelfth and Market Streets.
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MuTToN Broth SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this murnlng at the New hclure
House Sample Rooms.
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MINOR MENTION.
Tue DoipEs of a nay Boiled Down for
Hasty Readers.

Tue Doings Of Day Boiled Down for
Hasty Readers.
YESTERDAY was pay day at the Hinge
Factory and the Gas Works,
DR.. JAMES MURRAY and body servant,
are catching bass at "Captlna Rifle"
wnLIAM alias "BuFFAIo" MARSHALL
had his finger mashed at the Hinge Fac
tory.
VIZ are indebted to Stanton and Day-
export for very convenient reporters
note book.
TaE Board OF Education failed to get q
quorum last night and adjourned until
next Thursday night.
The Garfield and Arthur Young Mems
Club, Lieutenant ]. v. Dickey, honored
this Office with call last night.
AuARaR excursion OF Germans from
Pittsburgh will visit this city Sunday,
coming down over the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh road.
A VERY pleasant surprise WAS given Mr..
N. Salinger and wife last night at their
residence, on Chapline street, near SIX.
teenth, by party Of friends.
On Saturday evening hereafter, during
the campaign, the Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad will run extra cars in order
10 accommodate those persons living along
the line OF the road who wish to at end
the political meetings in the city. Also q
hilf.past nine car.
THE law library OF the late George o.
Davenport was auctioned of yesterday
afternoon at the Court House by w. d.
Halter. Nearly every lawyer at the bar
was present, and much amusement wa;
afforded them by the Intellectual attempts
OF Halter to 'rassle" with tho names o
some OF the tones.
TIE Young Mems Garfield Club held
very interesting meeting at Mozart Hal
last night. Several members were takeI
in, among whom was Postmaster Sterling
The club will receive the Sherrard Guards
of Steubenyille, Saturday night. Thu
club Is waking 10 the importance Of tn
situation, and will make a strong body o
workers this campaign.
AN old lady named Spencer, die
at the Jail yesterday afternoon. NM
! Spencer was a lunatic and was committees
to Jail as such fully five years ago. sh
came to this city from St. Paul, Ninn
accompanied by a little child, and he
strange conduct attracted the attention
OF the officers who arrested her. The chill
: lived about year afterwards and the
| died, but the mother survived until las
night. Her faculties returned to her q
clearly as ever about twenty.four hour
before death and she conversed freely wit
all. Tailor Daily and his vile were excer
: tionally kind 10 the poor unfortunate an
gave her all the attention they could.
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BALTIMORE, September le.-Flour active
and hrmer, but without change. Whsa
higher and strong; No. 2 western winter red
spot and September 81 06kGl 06JS; October
81 01%aI Ok; November 81 0S%aI 09h
December 81 l0al 10Y Corn, western CHEZ
and strong: western mixed, spot and Sep
TENDER, 6lAa59c; October b2lSa52Ap. Oats
steady; western white 42a49o; do mixed Ala
$40, Rye more active at 05o Bay un.
changed. Provisions firm and unchanged.
Butter firm; prime TO choice western packed
l1a25c. EeS scarce and higher at lsal9c.
Petroleum unchanged. Coffee quiet; Rio car.
goes ordinary 10 fair l3al6c. Sugar firm; A
soft 1O1Gc. Whisky quiet and unchanged
oIsofsAArI, September l0,- Cotton strong
and higher atllHc Nourstrong and higher;
family "a e6a4 IS; fancy IS 25a6 90. Wheat
active, firm and higher; No. gambler CSC; No.
2 red winter 90cast 60 Corn fImeri No. 2
mixed 44IfaI6fc. Oats easier; No. mixed
2 SOC. barley demand fair and market firm;
No. fall 05o, Pork quiet Of SIG OOalB 20.
Lard dull at 81 S6a7 90. Bulk meats quietat
IS S7ItaS 70. Bacon, demand light but
holders firm; shoulders IS % clear rib ~ III
clear 50 70. Whisky quiet at 81 ~. Butter
steady and unchanged,
oHIe4ao, September la-Ths Droyen' Jour
Hods~RsceIpts 10000 head: shipments
5000 head. Market demorallEed and fully
16a20 lower after Arst saleE mixed packing
81 6oaf 90; light 81 70a5 10; choice hSayy
$ eOa5 10. Closing dull and many HnSold.
CkrTLE-Receipts 600 head; shipments
1900 head exports strong and 10 iairdemand
OF - 2Sa6 10; common TO fair shipping loo
lower at - SOa4 4Qi good 10 choice dull at
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STocEs The market was generally strong
In early dealings, and prices advanced u to2
per cant, except on Canada Southern, which
declined az per cent During the afternoon
themArket became unsettled, and In late deal.
Ing. prices fell Y TO u per cent, the coal and
Granger shares leading the decline. Western
Union vas exceptionally strong and rose ! u
per cent on the days transactions At the
close there was a fractional recovery In the
general list The depression near the close
was caused by the report that the trunk line
managers had disagreed regarding freight
rates. The earnings Of Lake Erie and West
ern increased So 900 during August; Denver
and Rio Grande gained $4,000 the second
week Of September; Rock Islands earnings
Tor the first week of September increased S2s,-
600, and for the month OF August $3.50, 600
Southern Pacific and California gain. d $2l7, :
900 In August, and s., $4,000 for the eight
months OF 1880; St Paul and 0mahaincrtased
$4,000 the second week OF September.
| {Ons 1lI On sliarpE
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County CouRT-Judgs Boyd.
No session Of this Court was held yes
terday. l.<s- u
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CnRY ToBAcco Ia all the rage. Try II.
For sale everywhere.
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TRADE REPORTS.
CONDITION OF rnE VARIOUS MAX.
KErs YESTERDAY.
Money and stock. rirm=wheat, Corn
and PIour-Beer, Fork and Lard
Dry Goods and Groceries
Produce, Cotton, Wool,
whisky, DC. dc.
New York Money and STOCKS.

HEW YoRK, September l6.-MoSEY--Mnket
easy at 2aS per cant. Prime mercantile paper
1851 per cent Sterling Exchange bankers
bills dull at 81 81; demand 81 81.
GoYERNMENr BoNps-strong aud NaHc
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nIsHnp KAIN,s REcEPrIoN

After seven Months Absence in the old
Worid-A Cordial Greeting Extended
IN tha Reverend PreIate. 9
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New Advertisements.

o1,es. NOS. as and "a Fourteenth stree.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-04

nails from the twenty-fOurth to the th1rtleth
day Of January, inclusive, were approved.
! On motion of Mr.. Kidd the rules were sus-
pended to take up and consider this following
concurrent resolution received this day from
the House OF Representatives
CONCURRENT RESOLUTION.
Whereas, the Assembly by which VIM
| Pitt Kellogg claims to have been elected to
the Senate OF the United States, In the month
Of January, A. ID. 1877, was not the Legtsla-
| ture of the State OF Louisiana, but an unlaw-
sumed to call itself Legislature In part ex-
ecution Of a conspiracy devised by the said
VIM. Pitt Kellogg and others, together with
| certain OF the persons constituting said as
Bemblage, against the people, to secure Tor the
said Kellogg seat In said United States
Senate, and to obtain by fraud and perjury
and other unlawful means the places Of poltti-
! cal trust and power In this State, In the hope
OF holding the same by force expected to be
furnished by the government OF the United
Whereas, the pretended credentials Of said
VIM. Pitt Kellogg were signed by one S. b.
Packard, representing himself to be Governor
OF this State, but who In fact was never such
Governor, but for short time claimed the
title to said Office In further execution OF said
conspiracy against the people, and
Whereas, said unlawful assemblage so
claiming the office Of Governor, after brief
period OF hostility to the then existing law
fully constituted authorities OF said State,
finally disbanded and surrendered to said
lawfully con tituted authorities leaving In
force and existence no act Of any kind what
ever performed by them, or either OF them, In
their assumed political capacity. except the
said pretended election of the said VIM. Pitt
kel.ogaas a Senator In the United States
Spna te nom this State; and
Whereas, at the time OF the said pretended
election, OF the said VIM. Pitt Kellogg by said
mbination, there was In existence a lawful
government OF Louisiana, which continued in
authority with duly elected Governor and
duly elected and organized Legislature, per-
forming the political functions conferred
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-28
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England,
The NEW BRITISH GOVERNMENT.

JHS NEW BRITISH GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, April q THE telegraph an.
nounces that Sir William Vernon Harcourt
has accepted the post Of Home Secretary.
The Earl Of Derby, who was offered seat
in the Cabinet, has declined.
LONDON. April 2T-The Press Assoca-
ton says: 1--WE believe the following APP
pointments have been sanctioned by The
Queen Duke OF Argyle, Lord-Piesid OF
the Council; Sir William &. Vernon Har-
court, Secretary OF State for the Home De-
partment: Earl OF Kimberly, Secretary OF
State for the Colonial Department; Right
Hon. John Bright, Chancellor OF the Duchy
OF Lancaster; Right Hon. j. Stanfield,
President OF The Local Government Board !;
Lord Granville, Secretary of State for the
Foreign Department; Marquis OF Hart
ington, Secretary OF State for India; Mr..
II. c. c. Cblders, Secretary Of State for
War; Lord Selbourne, Lord High Chance-
Tor; Mr.. William Z. Forster, Chief Sec
rotary for Ireland; Lord Northbrook, First
Lord Of the Admiralty. 1t is believed that
ten appointments outside OF the Cabinet
have been arranged, including Attorney
General, Mr.. Henry james; Solicitor-Gene-
raj, Mr.. Farrar Herschel; Lord Chamber
lain, Lord Venmare; Mistress OF the Robes,
Duchess OF Westminster. There will be a
council at Windsor Castle tomorrow when
it is expected the new ministers will be
sworn in.
THE NEW ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, April 27.-Parliament will meet
at O'Clock on Thursday afternoon next.
Right Hon. Henry b. W. Rand (Liberan
will be reelected Speaker Of the House OF
| Commons. The House will adjourn Fri
| day, goth instant. for about fortnight to
permit OF the reelection OF members who
take office in the new ministry.
LORD LYTToN's SUCCESSOR.
LIVERPOOL, April 27.-The London cor
respondent OF the Daily Post states that the
Marquis OF Ripon, who was chairman oil
the High Joint Commission at Washington,
| ID. c., in 1871, Will succeed Lord Ly.ton as
VicerOy OF India.
TALK OF REFUYDIYG THE BRITISH NATIONAL
| DEBT.
LONDON, April 27.-The Times, in its
| financial article this morning, says: st Is
rumored that the Liberal Government in
tend 10 convert consOls into q per cent.
stock. There is Just sufficient possibility
in the suggestion to make 1t worth repeat
Ing. IL the operation could be carried oul
in respect to the entire national debt an I'M
mediate saving OF between three and hall
and four millions yearly would be effected
We fear the news is far too good to he true
The money market is not now in so favor
able a position for such conversion as II
would have been some time ago."
THE RACE FOR THE PRINCE OF WALES CUP
LONDON, April 27.-The race for the
Prince of Wales stakes (handicap) came of
at the Newmarket first spring meeting to-
day, and was won by Count f. Della
oranges ur-year-old chestnut colt Rag
man. The second place was secured b,
Lord Ellesmere's six-year-old brown mare
PIaisante, and the third place by MI. Sa
vie's three-year-old bay colt Marc Antony
Six horses ran.