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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-29
BRIDGEPORT.
An Interesting Budget of Personals aud
Chit-ohat.

An Interesting Budget Of Personals aud
Chit.ohat.
Miss Mamie Cook has gone rusticat-
ing.
The excursion from Medina comes in
to-day. Look out Tor it.
George Mckee has gone to the coun-
try for month to recruit.
Billy Gilmore is here again shaking
hands with his old acQuaintances.
Mr.. Robert Howell has been commits.
stoned Notary Public by Gov. Foster.
A hand organ man and monkey
made fun for the young "kids" yester-
day.
Thompson Bags returned from a
business trip out the 7. V. railroad, yes
terdsy.
Miss Mary Todd returned home from
school on Monday bringing lady friend
with her.
Sewer pipes have been laid at each
end OF the creek bridge. thing long
hoped for.
Jacob Heinlein. Andrew Heinlein
and Charles Heinlein, arrived home
yesterday from Toledo.
1t is said that Mr.. Pratt's finger which
was mashed while coupling cars week
or 80 ago will have to be amputa'ed.
Mrs. James Duncan snd two boys LETT
on Monday for Topeka. Kansas, to visit
at DR. Rowles for six weeks or two
months.
Henry States commenced cutting his
wheat yesterday. This is. the irst wheat
harvested this year that we know oil IN
this region.
There will be preaching both morning
and evening at the Presbyterian Church
on next Sunday by Rev. J. h. Mchallip
OF Ulrichsville.
Mr.. Burdick delivered one ofthe finest
Temperance lectures at the NJ. L. church
on last SUNDAY that was ever heard In
side of that building.
Between going to campmeeting ano
watching the comet these tine nights
the young people can blind the eyes o
! the old folks.
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WASHINGTON.
MEETING or THE REPUBLICAN CON-
MlTTEE At RICHMOND.
A Successor to Lewis elected-An Opinion
on the fees Of United States Mar
shals- Bonds for Continu-
ance 10 0a,e.
GENERAL WASHINGTON MESSAGES.
MA hshAiS' FEES.

An Opioion oy the First Comptroller.
wAsnISGToS, June 2s.-First Comp
troller Lawrence has given a de-
cisiOn to-day i'm which he maintains the
act OF February %. 1875, as tn fees Of
Msrshals and clerks does not change the
rate or mode of computing on mileage
or writs served by Msrshsls, and that it
prohibits constructive mileage on the
writs transmitted TO and served by dep.
uties and mileage for travel not necessa-
riiy performed. The opinion further
maintains that "By torce of section S77.
Revised Statutes, subp9nas for witness, .
who are required to attend
at any term OF the Circuit or District
Court on the part of the United States,
should requirethem to attend oasto tes-
tiiy. Generally, on behalf Of the Uni
ted States and under such subpoena,
they are required to testify before the
grand jury, petit jury and CO urt, as the
case may be. The clerks OF the courts
are required by law to insert in one
writ the names of all such witnesses
who at the time Of issuing the warrant
are to be subpenaed, and who re.
side in one locality, or in
the same direction from the
place where the writ is returnable.
Marshals are entitled to but one mile
age for summoning witnesses on sub
p,enas that had been issued for wit
nesses whose names should all be in
serted in one writ. The decision au-
thorizes the proper accounting officers
of the Treasury department to revise
the accounts OF marshsls and clerks OF
courts of the United States, netwith-
standing their approval by the proper
court statute authorizing such revision.
Judge Lawrence holds that this is con-
stititutiOnal.
Bonds for Continuance.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-The amount
Of 3 per cent coupon bonds received for
continuance at 81 per cent TO date, in
cluding those presented at the London
agency, aggregates about SS9, 700, 900.
The statement prepared in the Office OF
the Register Of the Treasury Bruce
shows that there has been issued ex-
tended SIS to date on account of regis
tered bonds SlS5, ,99l 200; on account of
coupon bonds S3l ,SSi, $50. Total, $2l7,-
S75, $50.
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VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS.

The S;ats Central Committee Meets
Lewis and wickhsm. Both Asked TO
Resigu.
RICuMoND, Va, June 2S.-The Re-
Publican State Central Committee met
here at noon to day, pursuant to a call
OF John +. Lewis, chairman. The full
committee were present in person or by
- 80 --------~
that il had been his intention to resign
the craftsmanship at the meeting which
he had called for the 2lst inst, but that
circumstances compelled him TO post
pone the time OF that meeting till to day,
and he regarded the action OF the meet
ing held on the 2lst in deposing him
illegal. GeA. Wickham, congressman
Joryensou and Duzendorf and Others,
who participated in the meeting OF the
2lst, we're present, ard made no objec
tion to Lewis presiding subsequently
Lewis called to the chair State senator
Early, who favors coalition with the
Readjusters. Clark, Of Fairfax, offered
a resolution requesting both Lewis and
Gen. Wickham to resign, and providing
ior the appointment OF committee oil
conference to recommend the new chair
man aud other measures for the consid-
Grafton OF the general committee. The
resolution was finally adopted, and re-
cess was taken.
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THE COMET.
It's Greatest Distance From the
Earth Attained Last Night.

NGw YORK, June 2S.-The Paris dis
patches for the last two nights say that
the comet has been remarkably brilliant,
and our astronomers tell us it is tonight
to attain Its apogee, after that its splen-
der will diminish, and in three weeks
we shall have seen the last OF il for sew
enty-four years. The comet gave rise to
an interesting discussion at the
Academy of sciences yesterday. Jan.
son informed us that it measured
several million leagues. Its head, as
seen here, appears to be spherical, and
ia surrounded by luminous halo, Civ.
ing a peculiar brightness. 1t has no
body worth speaking OF, but its tail is
immense, and is 30 transparent that
stars OF the second magnitude are seen
behind 1t and are clearly reproduced in
the photographs which Jansen has
taken.
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Secret Of Happiness.

How often have We Ionged for perfect
enjoymen, and how seldom =, lon ionnd DIT Il
Misfortune has come or Ill health over
taken us. Perhaps . cough tas come
mon us which threatens that dreaded
Of all diseases. consumption. and We
feel that death 10 near. With what Joy
should We be filed then: when such q
remedy as DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption is placed within our
re.ch. II hss cured THOUSANDS VINO
we're nearer the grave than ourseivef'
and "a sde their lives peaceful and hap
nv Asthma, Bronchitis, hoarseness,
foss Of Voice, Difficulty Of Bre:tins, OF
sny Affection Of ths Throat and Lungr
are positirely cured by this wondenul ois
eoyery. Nov TO give you s.tisfsctor,
proof that DR.. Kings New DiscoverI
,c;u cure, IL YOU wih call at logan, List q
Co.'S drug store You ean get tri,i oCt
lie for ten cents or regular slse ooSt''
ior sl.0O. Sold by Logan q co'
Wheeling
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4 were:
Slosson Defeated.

NkH 1ORk, June zo.-h rdris specla
says: The four handed billiard match a
cushion csroms between Vignaux ant
GARNER against Plot and Slosson, for
purse Of 500 francs, 600 points, com
memo. tSundsy afternoon. At the clos
the afternoon score stood: Vignaux anC
GARNER 300, Slosson and Plot 224, Wig
naux making 1893, GARNER 10Y, Plot l2O
Slosson l04; highest runs, Vignaux Is
II and 20, Garnier 10, Plot IL, SCISSOR
l3. The score of the night game stood
Vignaux and GARNER 600, Plot and Slos
son 577; VignauX making $50, Garniel
l29, Plot l5o, Slosson 1874; highest runs
Vignaux %, GARNER 10, Plot IA, Slos
son %. Innings for each player 9S.
Racing at Coney Island
NEW YoRK, June 90. The Coney Is
land races, one mile race for three yeal
olds, was won by Ripple. SIR Hugh sec.
ond and Marathon third; time, l:47i.
The Auction race, mile and a quarter
was won by Big Medicine, Sly Dance
second and Bliss third; time 2:l3i.
Three.1uarter mile dash for two year
olds, was won by Francisco, Rica sec.
ond and Ida third; time, l:l4t. Fran
cisco IS a sister of Iroqouis. The race
for gentlemen riders, one mile, was won
by Speculation, Geranium second and
Clarendon third.
Ryan and Sullivan.
NEW YORK, June % The arrange.
ments for a fight between Ryan and
Sullivan are at a standstill at present on
account of the refusal OF the Clipper to
hold the deposits and to allow its office
to be used as place Of meeting. 1t is
now proposed to make the deposits in
the Office of the Boston Herald, il that
newspaper will consent to receive them
Races at Hartford.
HARTFORD, June 2S.-The Charter
Oak Park race. class 2:25, was won in
three straight heats by Charley Cham
plin. Tine. 2:2li, 2:22!, 2:S2i.
The three-minute race had four heats.
The first was taken by Patch, and the
remaining three by j. II. Gould. Time,
2:2sg, 2:S3l, 2:3l, 2:3ls.
The Cardiff Pedestrian.
New YORK, June 2S.-This morning
Wm Gale. OF Cardiff, Wales, started ia
s1 sttemDt to walk 5000 quarter miles
Postponed AGain.
ST. JOINS, n. T., June 2S.-The Ma
ele-McKsy race was again postponed on
account oil the rough water.
Cornell ct Vienna.
LONDON, June 2S.-The Cornell Uni
versity crew have completed arrange
ments to row at Vienna August 5th.
Sporting Spray.
John Keen and Robert Howell, the
English bicycle champions, have been
matched for the one-mile championship
and eos a side, to run at the Moi'
neux grounds, Wolverhampton, within
two months time.
A movement is on foot to hold in this
country an international sculling re.
satta, sirlilar to the one held last year
on the Thames at London. The same
parties who managed the former pro.
pose to direct this one. The purse will
be 5000, divided into four prizes
81, 500, $500, $500 and $500.
1t is said that "Sunset" Cox netted
the handsome sum Of $50, 900 by Fox.
hall winning the Grand Prix at Paris.
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.DELICATE CHARGES
Preferred Against Some Of the
Members of st. Marks Church,
at PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June 28.-An imita-
tor OF Fairfax Williamson, who bar
rassed Rev. DR.. Dix. OF Trinity Church,
New York, appeared here in the bosom
OF that highly sristocratic Protestant
Episcopal Church, st. Marks, and has
written four letters to the Rector, Rev.
Dr.. Nicholson. and eleven members oil
his flock, all libelOus and scandalous in
nature. The first letter was received
two weeks ago last Friday, and alleged
criminal intimacy between two prOmi-
nent members of the church. Rev.
Nicholson called on the postmaster and
asked the CO operation OF the Depart
ment to catch the writer. The postmas-
ter placed the case In charge OF Special
Officer Barrett, and careful watch was
instituted for ten days, at the end OF
which time the mailing and supposed
authorship Of the letters was fastened
on an insane person formerly an attend
ant of the church. In view OF the re-
spectability OF the alleged culprit's fam
lily and his recognized diseased mental
the Rector, postmaster and
detective unite in withholding his name
for the present. Visits to several OF the
prominent vestrymen and one OF the
Rector's assistants, disclosed the fact
that they have not been let into the
secret OF the authorship. One OF these
gentlemen, however, left it to he infer
red that more than one person was GER
taiuly connected with the ofense. Ii
was asserted that a woman's work was
noticeable in several OF the letters.
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The following is the combined vote:
Long Term.
Combined vote
No choice
Sessions Indicted.

ALBANY, N. Y, June 2S.-An indict-
ment for bribery has been found against
Senator Sessions. He is held in $1,000
bail.
Sessions accompanied by his counsel
entered the Court OF General Sessions.
This afternoon Sessions said he under.
stood he was indicted for bribery and
wanted to surrender himself and give
bond. Counsel on behalf OF the defend.
ant demanded immediate trial. The
district Attorney demurred on the
gcound that he was not ready and had
other cases to dispose OF. Besides he
said this was not case for immediate
trial. Judge Won Alstyne remarked
something about this being wanted
as a record. Smith, Of the counsel, de-
nounced the action OF the District At.
torney. Judge Won Alstyne explained
that the District Attorney wanted TO
correct the record. Smith still demand
ed immediate trial to demonstrate the
truth or falsity OF the charge. Finally
bah was fixed at 5000. Senator Ses'
sions 10 to appear from day to day. Ii
is understood that his case will not be
tried this term.
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STEUBENVlLLE.
Real Estate Agents in HO'

11Ok US IttdI H<s INV -
SrEuBxxvILLK, June 2S.-sheritf smith,
of this county, yesterday returned from
st. Louis, having in custoday Robert l..
Lindsay and John I. Morris, who are
charged with uttering and publishing
forged deeds to large tracts oil Land iocat'
ed in Missouri. The plan under whicn
they worked was to gain Information OF
parties owning land, and then forge their
name to deeds conveying said land 10
fictitious persons, from whom IL
was transferred TO them, alter
which the sale took place. Inc
reason they we're brought TO this county
for trial Was because James iurnouli
and Dr. Thomas Stanton. OF this city,
held deeds from Lindsay and MOTHS,
which were considered better evidence
against them than any yet discovered
The operations OF these worthies have
been yery extended, thousands OF acres
having been fraudulently disposed oil
The trial will be one Of the moet inter
| esting that ever took place in Jefferson
county, as B. Gratz Brown and tx
Governor Fletcher, Of Missouri, and
General Thomas Ewing, Of Ohio, have
been retained to defend Lindsay anC
4 Morris, and United States District At
| torney Bliss will conduct the proeecu
| ton.
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It,s InstA Hooming.

Such is the expression from all drug
gists and dealers everywhere who are
selling DIR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. No like preparation can
peyin 10 have such an extensive and
raoid sale. Why? Simply because Of
its truly wonderful merits. No Congh
or Cold, no-malter Of how long standing
or how stubborn, can resist its healing
qualities. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, Hay Fever, Pain in the Side or
Chest and difficulty of breathing, or any
lingering disease OF the Throat or Lungs
rapidly yield to It's marvellous powers.
II will positively cure, and that where
everything else has failed. Satisfy Your.
self'as thousands have already done by
getting Of Logan, List 4 Co. q trial bot
tie for ten cents, or regular size bottle
for 81. For sale by Logan, List & Co.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
The Steamer PhaetOn ExpiOdes
Her Boilers Near Maysville,
Ky.-Fiye Persons Killed.

CrScrSxATr, June 2s.-The steamer
Phaeton exploded her boilers short
distance above Msysville, Kentucky. at
l 80 this afternoon, and is total wreck;
The lost are Cash Nsylor, ensineer, oi
Manchester, Ohio; Samuel Reynolds,
porter, Maysville; Joseph Carr, deck
hand, colored, Msysville. and joseph
Miller, q deck sweeper. A passenger.
name unknown, is supposed 70 ee iost;
Among the injured are ID. b. smith, o.
Cincinnati, Bascom Cooper, Of man'
chester; Mr.. Macarthur. Of Chicago; Inn
Zeeyers, fireman, fatally, and John
Conn, OF Marietts. Most OF them are
slightly injured. The Phseton was ;
ANAL side-wheel steamer in the Local
trade between vsnceburg and Manches'
ter, valued at IS ZOO.
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The Chicago Faster.

CHICAGO, June 2S.-Griscom weighed
l62l pounds this morning. q loss OF one
hall pound in twenty.iour hours, hsv-
ing drank the usual quantity OF water.
Perspiration lS; pulse o.; temperature
ISL. Ills mind dwells constantly on the
time when his fast shall have been CON-
pleted and he shall indulge in green
Pess, spring lamb aud other forbidden
luxuries. His skin is usually moist,
soft and in healthful state, but to day
on his back and breast il shows signs OF
parehing. He is inclined to forget the
pangs OF hunger in frequent maps.
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LIVE oTOOk.
Cincinnati Horse and Mule Market

| Cincinnati Horse and Mule Aarkst
CINCINNATI, June aS.-As an evidence
how our horse and mule market is loom.
ing up and becoming the great leading
market of the United States, We refer
to the following interesting facts: Dur.
ing the past ten years the average mum.
ber OF head sold each year during the
first % days Of June was $50, while last
year and this year during the period
named 2,S75 head were sold, averaging
l,437 head for these two years, and be-
ing an increase OF about Is per cent
over the average for the past ten yeans.
The week just closed sold few more
than its predecessor, but ut about 81
less per head, at an average OF
$50 6S against so II. For the season
its steady progress in the number sold,
and far surpasses any previous eX.
perieuce in the prices realized There
is considerable number OF buyers pres
ent and more are expected. Large draft
horses and mules are in good local de-
mand; good, solid 200 to 800 ID
"streeters" are sought at SIS TO $ll0,
and fine sloppy drivers and saddlers
readily command fancy figures.
CHICAGO, June 2s.-rhe Drose1 Jour.
n1i bureau reports: Hogs-Receipts
81 900 head shipments 5, 500 head; quail.
ity inferior; demand good and market
active at l0c higher; poor 10 good mixed
packing s. COOS 95; choice heavy 81 90
G6 25; light hogs S. 1906 10; culls and
l.lk vn,lar, 4 Enl..k
Cattle-Receipts 1000 head; ship.
ments 100 head. Market slow and
generally firm; exports nominal at 50 90
@6 25; good to choice shipping s. 20
@6 90; poor to medium S. 2AG5 so;
good butchers strong $ 15tIi 20; poor
to fair slow at 81 SOFAS 80; through
grass Texan active but SC lower At So S.;
stockers and feeders quiet and steady at
So 2O(95 70; pens we'll cleared; distillery
s. 20.
Sheep-Receipts 200 head; good de-
mand but hardly enough to quote; com.
mon to good s. 60S4 90; good to choice
81 50@5 90.
philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2s.-Cattle-Sales
5000 head. Market active; prime nj
80 621G6 81! good ~ 25(d6 %; medi-
um s. S7!@6 l2!; common s. OOC9
5 75.
Sheep-Sales 1000 head. Market
dull; shrep 81 00(d5 37!; culls - 900
4 90; lambs 81 JOtGs 80.
Hogs-Sales 800 head. Market in
fair demand at s. 0OC59 90, according to
quality.
East Liberty.
EAsr LrRKRrY, June 2S.-Cattle-Re.
ceipts SS4 head; market very dull at yes.
tcrday's prices.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head. Philadel.
phias So l5td6 20; Workers S 75td6 vi.
Sheen - Rreejatss. eejs.ul l a9..! 90 head. Selling
OIFCIEsAri, joe. 40 ~ - :.
Common and light 81 20(s6 %; packing
and butchers s. 40Ca6 20. Receipts 100
head. Shipments 3S5.
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PRUSSIA.
Concerning Bismarck.

LONDON, June 2S.-A dispatch from
Berlin saws that Bismarck is suffering ~
much that he will not be able to leave
Berlin for a week. Replying to q con-
yratulatory telegram from the Breslan
students. he wrote: Your salutations
strengthen the hope that the national
sense OF the glorious youth will in the
future confer on the fatherland that In
tense peace which the generation which
expires with me has not found.
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RArLRoAp BoSm-In li,ht re,

| RAILROAD BoSp-ln light request.
STATE SECURITIES except for
| Tennessee.
SrocKs-The market opened weak and
generally lower, and under heavy
pressure TO sell prices took downward
| turn and the entire market continued to
decline steadily, but during the morning
and till late in the afternoon the decline
ranged from l96i per cent, the latter
Tor Manhattan Beach, Boston Air Line
selling of )! per cent, &. 4. & |. {. Il,
Texas Pacific :. Lake Erie ami Western
and T., u. d T.. Il, Central Pacific -,
and Canada Southern and Memphis and
Charleston . per cent. Toward the
close iirmer tone prevailed and the final
sales showed recovery in the general
list OF | TO per cent. while Boston
Air Line rallied y per cent In late
dealings elevated railroad stocks becam.
quite strong and rose TO q per cent.
but reacted a fraction at the close.
Western Union Telegraph this after.
noon is selling at Sss. sx-diyidends
April and July. The original stock II
now entitled to IS! per cent. scrip and
per cent. in cash, or as above. IL In
selling at 49, ex.dividend and ex scrip.
The immmt date cause or pretext oi
the decline was the publication by Fink
which acknowledges the cutting Of west
bound as well as east bound rates on
the trunk railroads.
The EIprcs says the scare over the
reported cutting IN rates by the trunk
lines subsidized late in the day, and there
were considerable purchases to cover
short contracts.
The transactions aggregated $4,000
shares, distributed as follows: Canada
Southern $4,000. Central Pacific 10000.
g., q. d !. G. 1000. Delaware and Hud.
son .. 800, Erie 5000, Delaware, I.acka.
wanna and Western 1900. Denver aud
Rio GraDdc 5000, Hannibal and ~. Joe
l.SOC. Kansas and Texas $500, Lake
Shore 5000, Lake Erie and Western
1000, Louisiana and Nashville 800.
Michigan Central l3,00O, Manhattan
Elevated 5000, Memphis and Charleston
400, Missouri Pacific, 100. North.
western I, so, New Jersey Central II ,0G.
Northern Pacific $500. Ohio and Mis-
sissippi 5000, Ontario aud Western
1900, Ohio Central $500, Pacific Mali
800, Peoris, Decatur aud Evansville
100, NJ. Paul 500. ~. Paul aud
Omaha 300, Texas Pacific 5000,
Union Pacific 10000, Wabash Pacific
hI"nI i"e'atcu o,lUJ, and L..C al SJDO
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Ths Hnneonia CrsN saved.

SAX Francisco, June 28-Late this
afternoon the tug returned from Faral.
lones, having on board the captain and
crew OF the Franconia. The ship 10
rapidly breaking up, and together with
the caryo, will be Q total loss. The In.
surance on the cargo. effected in San
Francisco, amounts to $4,000
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rhs C,peinpati Iron Workers.

CINCINNATI, June 2S.-The striking
iron workers submitted to the mill own
ers the schedule OF rates on which they
sould resume work. 1t vas from I'D to
25 per cent higher than the Pittsburgh
rate. The mill owners rejected the
proposition,
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Perribls Explcsiou.

SAN FRANCISCO, June ga Tucson
dispatch says that l.. Zickendorfs DOW
der house blew up yesterday with ter.
rible explosion, breaking nearly every
window in the town. 1t is reported
that the county hospital was nearly de.
nlolished. No particulars.
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81. LOUIS, June T.-Arrived-Gem
City, st. Paul. Departed-Diamond. St
Paul; Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh; Wr
Eagle, Keokuk; Msude, Memphis.
River fallen 2 inches. Weather warm
and vet.
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AFEELD AND AFL0AT.
ITEMS or INTEREST IN THE SPORT
ING WORLD.
BiIliardist Slosson Defeated at Paris-Ihe
Great Trotting Match at Rochester
Bicyclers Matched - Ryan and
Suliiyan-Turf Notes from
Various Points.
GALE COMMENCES HIS GREAT WALK.
THE BIO TROT.

Records Of the Horsss to Participate.
New YORK, June 2s.-Up TO the be-
ginning Of the present season the re.
cords OF the stations that will trot for
the $40. 900 purse in Rochester on July
A
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MANY lose their beauty from the hair
milling or fading Parker's Hair Balsam
upplies necessary nourishment, pre-
vents falling and grsyness and is an ele-
CANT dressing.
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DRY GOODS.
Nav York

Nrw YoIX. June 2s.-Dry. Goods .
Business rem.ins quie, with jobbers,
and the demand Ut first hands 10 lrregu
lar. Cotton goods are drnly held by
agents, and stocks are unusually light
Prints, lawns and dress goods quiet.
Woolen fannels. blankets, cotton Han.
nets and repellents are in steady de-
msnd and firm.