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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-08-01
BEYOND BLUE BILLOWS.
THE RUSSIAN EMPEROR VISITS THE
OLD CAPITAL
And Is Enthusiastically Weleomed-Meet-
ing ofthe Y. N. c. A. Of the World In
London - Movement Of French
Troops in South Africa
Bradlaugh's Mess.
PRINCE BISMARCK THREATENED.
ENGLAND.
The East India Warfare.

The East India Warfare.
LONDON, July 30.-The Viceroy Of In
dis telegraphs as follows: No advices
have been received from Candahar, and
it is still uncertain whether Ayoob
Khan has occupied that place or not
The late battle was lost solely through
bad generalship. Out of four regiments
of the American troops only one regi-
ment and six guns were brought into
action. Ayoob Khan's booty included
two and one quarter lacs of rupees.
- The South African Trouble
LONDON, July 30.-A dispatch from
Durham SAYS: The rebellious Zulu chief
has occupied strongly entrenshed posi-.
ton with 5000 men. John Dunn, with
1000 men is awaiting permission from
the government to attack him. 1t is
expected the Transvaal Convention will
be signed August lst. Hon NJ. Hudson
has been appointed British President in
the Transvaal.
The Duke Of Argyle to Marry.
LONDON, July 30.-It is believed that
the Duke OF Argyle will marry the
widow OF the late Hon. Augustus An.
son The lady is daughter OF the
Bishop OF st. Adams.
The Y. M. c. A. Of tho World.
LONDON, July 30.-The ninth trien.
nial conference OF the Young Mems
Christian Association Of all lands met
at Exeter Hall to day. At half.past two
o'clock a meeting OF the Worlds Com
mittee, consisting OF one delegate from
each country represented in the alliance,
was held. At half.past five O'Clock
there was a welcome meeting, Geo. Will
lians, founder OF the Association, pre-
siding. Responses to addresses OF vel
come were made by John Wanamaker,
President OF the Philadelphia Associa-
ton, Rev. Theo. Cuyler, Mr.. G. S.
Thomas, OF Baltimore, and Rev. MeCook,
of Paris. This meeting was followed by
dinner and devotional mt citing.
Home h, lers @, Il the Commons.
LONDON, July 30 -Parnell. Ciggar,
Really, Redmond, Arthur, O'COnnor,
Leamy and j. p. O'ConnOr, Home Rule
members, quilted the Commons before
the division was taken on the third read
ing OF the land bill last night, amid de-
risiye cheering.
Preparing for Bradlaugh.
LONDON, July 3l.-In the event OF
Bradlaugh resisting the authority OF the
Sergeant.at.Arms, who will bar his en-
trance to the House, he will be taken
into custody.
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SPORTING.
CORNELL AT VIENNA.

Safe Arrival Of the Crew-An Enthusias-
tic Welcome Tendered.
VIENNA, July S0-The Cornell Uni.
yersity crew arrived in this city last
night There was a vexatious deten-
ton on the Austrian frontier by Gus
tom officials, who alleged the boats con-
tanned embroiieries. The regatta
committee and members OF the Vienna
contrsting crew expected their az
riva! last night, and were indignant un.
til an explanation was made by tele-
graph. The Cornell crew was wecemed
to-day by the committee and Municipal
Council and conducted to the hotel.
They will begin. training Immediately.
The Vienna club placed boat
house at their disposal. The
Viennese are discouraged at the ply
steal proportions of Cornells. The bet.
ting is from five to ten against one in
favor OF Cornell. The match was post
poned until August llth, at the request
of the Americans, in order that they
might familiarize themselves with the
course. The distance is one and half
II il. and return. Two Vienna crews
will contest to-nightto decide which will
row Cornell.
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Quick Work.

MEMPHIS, July SO.-The gauge Of the
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad, run
nlng from Memphis TO Grenada, Miss,
100 miles. was changed today from FIVE
teet to four feet eight and one-halfinches.
The work was successfully done in tt n
hours, with no interruption 10 south
bound trains and the traffic of the road.
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ing, and that Deputy Collector Jillson
took him to Gfeenville.
Not the Same Person.

NOt thC CuuC CEbOu.
WAsHISaToN, July 30.-Capt. Ran
dolph Carpenter, who was fatally shot
on the night of the 25th inst, during
the confusion of a fire at Poncha
Springs, Colorado, by j. P. True, owner
OF bank, who supposed the fire was
part OF plan to plunder, was not war
correspondent OF the New York Herald,
with the Army OF the Potomac, as erro-
neously published.
The Washington Herald army corre-
spondent Was Mr.. Samuel Carpenter, of
this city, for some time connected with
the Star, and who died several years ago
in Minnesota, where he had gone for
the benefit ofhi health.
Society Agitated Again.
WASHINGTON, July 30.-There is an
other social scandal exciting Washing.
ton, involving married gentleman who
was till recently prominently connected
with the 81 iEnal service, with the rank OF
captain. 1t appears that residence he
owns has been occupied by former fe-
male Treasury clerk OF great beauty, and
that the captain supported her in ele-
CANT style. The captains wife found it
out, and the matter is now known.
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I,oni,rille I,orterx Draw nr.

LOUISVILLE, July S0.-The Thirty
fourth Drawing OF the Commonwealth
Distribution Company took place to-day.
Ticket IS, AGA drew the capital prize OF
$4,000; ticket 1901 drew the second
prize OF $4,000, and ticket S5,l42 drew
the third prize of s. 900. The following
tickets drew 81 900 each: 1891, So, los,
81, $50, SO, Ia, 50, 44S, and 90, ,l20.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy At 2l-2 to 3 Per csnt-eov.
erpmenis Quiet and Generally Steady
Flour Steady - Wheat Active
and Higher-hogs Quiet
and Firm.
FINANCE.
New York.

Nsw YoRK, July 0.-MoNsv-Easy
at 2a(S3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper S(a4 per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills dull at 4S2l; demand 4Sit.
sILvRR-At London 6l I'd per ounce;
har silver here ll2t; subsidiary silvs'
coin | per cent. discount.
GovERSMENrs-Quiet and generally
steady.
RAILROAD BONDS - Chesapeake and
Ohio currency skies advanced 10 Ga
from SOL; Texas and Pacific land gran,
incomes to 81 from 80; Oregon NaviEa.
ten fiists TO ITO from 100; Ohio Central
incomes advanced to IS from 55!, and
Chesapeake aud Ohio firsts Series b.
to IS from S7!.
STATE SRcuRIrIEs-Dali.
6rocKs-Ths market opeeed irregular
hut in the main nrin, and after siiEhs
decline in the early dealings, the entire
market took an upward turn, and .,
noon prices showed an advance ranging
from lGSl per cent, the latter for Mem
phis and Charleston, Missouri Pacific,
Texas Pacific, The granger and coal
shares, Pacific Mail and Trunk Line
properties also being prominent in the
Improvement. During the afternoon
there were occasional reactions.
but higher range o' quo
tstions was fairly well maintairet
up TO close Of business, while in iu'
dealings Northern Pacific preferred ~.
notably strong and advanced =. c..
cinnati, Sandusky ami Cleveland 49,
5 per cent. Hannibal Il ~. Joe com.
mon fell of . per cent; preferred al.
vanced = per cent. During the week
railroad and miscellaneous specnlur'r
WAS influenced largely by tenor ol th'
dispatches from Washington regarding
the condition OF the President and the
conflicting reports about trunk linz Mar
and crop prospects. THE sharp rise to-
wards the close was stimulated by i'm
proved condition Of the President, the
enormous purchases OF stocks 10 cover
short contrrcs,: the shifting OF
number of specularors from bear To
hui! eide, the rumored negotiations for
sett ement Of railroad difficulties AMI
lar,e purchases OF Lake Shore
and other trunk line shares.
which were attributed TO Vanderbilt
and his friends. Wc,tern Union Tele-
graph Company earned, 1t is said. one.
bali it's next quarterly dividend. Al
the produce exchange here to-day wheat
closed fairly active and strong at about
lc advance. Corn closed firm nj tote
higher, and oats closed strong nt l(glic
advance. -
The Gragic says that President Mitch.
ell, oi the 81 rau! ruad, tclrgraphS here
regarding the crops IN the Northwest,
that the slight decrease IN the yield, ~
compared with last year, IL NOR. than
offset by the increased acreage sosn.
We have advires TO day from authentic
sources in Chicago 10 the effect that
while the outlook on the line OF the
Burlington and Quincy road for whea,
IL as bad AZ has been reported, the corn
crop will be very large il there is no
frost. The crops along the ~. Paul and
North western r ,ads promise well.
Transactions AZ 900 shares.
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DecIines the Nomination.

NEWARK, ., July $O.-At a meeting
of the Senatorial Committee for this dis
trict here yesterday, Judge George Gras'
ser, who was nominated by the Demo
cratic Convention here some weeks ago
for Senator, presented 10 the committee
A letter declining the nomination for the
Scnatorship for the reason that he would
have to resign the office OF Probate
Judge, thereby necessitatrng a great
pecuniary loss. The committee accepted
lis declinatiom and appointed Angus,
5 tn Tor holding the next S'nat rial
nnve, ti)n. The con mittee then ad-
o lrned
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Fscts From Findlay.

FIxDLAY, O., July 3O-FrAnk Game.
of Canton, Ohio, had fall from q root
near here, and sustained injuries that
are feared 10 be fatal.
Mrs. Emma Moreheart this morning
filed petition OF divorce from her hus.
band, Squire Franklin. Moreheart, al
leging adultery.
Miss Florence Ducut had hearing
to dav, and was bound over to court IN
81 900, for uttering forged check for
5000 on the Farmers Bank.
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p,o,tma,1,,ssaat at Shiloh. o.

Sutton. Ohio, July SO.-The Marshal
OF this place, clothed with a State war
rant, went to Cleveland this afternoon
to arrest Mr.. II. 3. West, proprietor OF
the City Hotel of that city. The warrant
was sworn out by Robert q Marriott,
OF this place, charging Mr.. West with
making threats by letter for the purpose
of extracting money from Marriott con-
trarY to law.
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TURKEY.
Confessed Their Guilt.

Coysr,xrrxoPLs, July 50.-An Official
communication publishe.i in the Turk.
iso papers states that Mohaned fasba
aud Nouria Pasha, bruthers-in.law OF
the murdered Abdul Az ., addressed
petitions To the Sultan confessing their
crime and asking eleDeney on the
ground that the conspirators acted under
orders of Murad Pssha, who succeeded
Abdul Aziz, and that this led 10 the COM
mutation of their sentences OF death to
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Terrihls Boiler Explosion.

PEORIA, Ill July S0.--At 8 O'Clock
this morning terrible explosion oc-
Cured at Woelner's dist llery, in Lower
Peoria, in which Max WOoIner, son OF
Abraham Woolner, was killed, aud six
teen other scalded and bruised. The
Associated Press reporter visited most OF
the wounded men al their residences to.
night, and in his opinian at least ten oil
them are fatally injured.
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w.a, Is the Matter With Him !?

SAN FRAxcIsco, July Sl.-RumorS are
going shout the city regarding County
Clerk W. A. Stewart. One is that tor
s1me cause not explained he has ten
derrd his resignation. Another Is that
ne has ecame involved in his personal
affairs, and vet another that LIE haS lett
the State With his official accounts en-
tangled. In all this mass OF conflicting
REPORTS but one thing seems certain;
that he has not been at his hotel Tor
several DAYS and the clerk OF the hotel
saws he is out OF town.
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PRUSSIA.
Bismarck Threatened.

BsRLrS, July 30.-The North German
Gazette gives prominence to q threaten.
ing letter, bearing Hamburg postmark,
(ust received by Bismarck. The Gazette
attributes the sending OF the letter to the
effect the constant denunciation OF
Bismarck by the Progressionist press has
produced on some weak minded reader,
and warns the Progressionist papers to
beware even OF creating suspicion
that they are stirring up some new
Blend or Kullman. The Progressionist
papers are indignant, and describe the
publication OF the letter rs an unprinci.
ped electoral maneuver, similar to the
imaginary plots unesrthed by the third
Napoleon's pNlice previous 10 the cleo
tions
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Sitting Bull and Party.

ST. PAUL, July 3l.-A Bismarck, D; T.,
special To the PioHscr Press says: The
steamer Gen. Sherman, with Sitting Bull
on board, arrived at Bismarck to day,
and Sitting Bull was given his first view
of a locomotive. He said he did not want
to see any more Of tie iron horse and
wouldn't ride on a special car which
Manager Haupt, OF the Northern Pacific
rendered the party to transport them to
the hotel. After spending the day at
Bismarck the boat left for Standing
Rock. but tied mp for the night twenty
six miles above Bismarck.
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Striking Cigar Makers.

MAYsvILLE, Ky, July S0.-This alter
noon the workmen in Sulser, Petry X
Co s cigar factory, about sixty in mum.
ber, and members OF the International
Union, struck for an advance OF wages.
A Dill OF prices was submitted to the
firm, who have it under consideration,
and will probably give them An answer
on Monday.
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Minister Mor,on's FIRST Task.
SPAIN.
Will pro..e, But N o, Support Them.

Will Protect But Not Support Them.
vienna, July 3O.-In consequence oi
the number OF necessitous JeSs from
Russia, Austria and Germany going ~
Spain, the Spanish Ambassador To this
court has published notice that Will.
Spain is willing to afford every pro'ec-
ton to refugees she cannot undertake 10
support them.
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I.nmherman atrlka.

OeprsssvsG, y. Y, July 3.-Two
hundred men ~ho we're working ut the
Lumber mills OF Skiilings, Whitney Il
barnes, struck yesterday, for higher
Uays.. Several men Who attempted 20
work were attacked and injured. Tie
M.vor has pesn called on to preser' .
o,,I.r and protect property.
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Railway Engine Exploded.

MILWAUKEE, July 3l-A special to
the RrpubiuGR from PeshitoSa, Wis,
states that freight train on the Chi
cago and Northwestern road, fourteen
miles from PeshitoSa, had her engine
boiler exploded, tearing up the track,
smashing five cars, killing one brake
man and injuring the engineer and fire.
uan.
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Iaphsm Pie. His Resisnstion.

albany, July 3O.-The Resignation. of
Elbridge q. Lspham ., representative
from the Twenty seventh Congresnonsl
District. this State, which takes eject
August Jet, was filed in the Secretary oil
States Office to-day.
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ITALY.
The italian Delegate on Silver.

ROME, July 30.-Signor Luzatti, one OF
the Italian delegates to the recent Mon.
etary Conference at Paris, writes rectify.
ing the recent assertions relative TO his
opinions on bimetalism. He says: "ln
order to keep gold in Italy the coinage
of silver should be suspended until by
certain international arrangements it is
possible to restore silver to It's function
as an international currency"
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sIander suit at steubenville.

SrEuRgxvIlLE, July 30.-Mary Gaugh-
All, OF Mingo, entered suit last night
against Martin Mcdonald and wife, for
* OCO damages for SANDER Plaintiff al
leges that the defendants called her by
\ name derogatory to her character for
chastity, by which she was damage to the
amount stated. McClave Tor plaintiff.
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AUSTRIA.

Funeral Services Of the Dead Duke,
ViENNA, July 3l.-The funeral servi.
ces over the remains of Duke August
Ernest, of SAKE Coburg Gatha, were
held 70 dsy at Ebepthal. The emperor
Francis Joseph, Duc ae Aunaie and
Comte de Paris were present. The
BODY will be inferred at Cobury
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RnniaI of SanratarY Burch.

NASHVILLE, July 3L-The funeral OF
Col. John G. Burch, late Secretary OF the
United States Senate, was largely at
tended this afternoon. The ceremonies
We're simple and uunstentatious. his
remains were inferred in Mt. Oliyet
c. metery.
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New York Bank Statement.

NEw YoRK. July SO-Loaas, decrease,
So, 100; specie, decrease, s44S,0O0;
legal tenders, increase, 81, 9S,S00; dep s.
its, decrease, $3.50. 900; circulation, in
crease, S27 900; reserve, decrease, S1,-
so Inc banks now hold sl0,0S0, 725
10 excess Of legal requirements.
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Work on the Wheeling and Lake Erie
Road.

BowERSrox, O, July S0.-The en-
gineers OF the Wheeling and Lake Erie
railroad are at work locating that line
from here to Wheeling. Twenty-Five
thousand ties are contracted for to be
deliver d here By the lst OF October. 1t
is rumored that the work OF grading vii
commarce all along the Connection va
ev TO T. ,ar 10y the LIST to the middle t
August The Price cut, near LeesviIe,
is almost out. The grading from Bow.
erston TO Oar eau be done i'll six weeks.
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The Cline Murder Trial at Greenville. o.

GREsNvILLE, o., July S0.-The argyll
ment in the case against Charles Cline,
for manslaughter, closed this morning,
and the jury returned verdict OF not
guilty in about fifteen minutes. The
verdict, according to the evidence, gives
general satisfaction.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

CrxcrxS ,rl, July D.-A ,reight train
nm the Cincin natl. Sandu-ky and Clsve'
I.nd rsilr " | WAS throxn from the track
At Huntsville. Logan county, this morn.
ine. by . bolt being out OF the switch. A
fireman was killed, and the engineer,
louis Nears, dangerously wounded.
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Death of n Pioneer

CoLUNBus, o., July 30.-John Hnb-
bard, pioneer who came TO what IS
now Ohio in 1896, died at his home in
WorthingtOn to-day, aged 80 years and
6 months.
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nouhla HauRiuR.

LEADvILLE, Col, July S0.-Frank
Gilbert and Merrick R9sengrstz were
banged this morning in the presence OF
1000 people. Resengraiz declared his
innocence, while Gilbert claims selfde-
fence
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Death of One of John Browns Jurymen.
HARmsoyBrRe, Va, July Sl.-George
W. Tabb, former resident OF Jefferson
county, West Virginia, foreman OF the
Jury that hanged John Brown, died
here last night.
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NORTH AEeICA.

Movsnen. Of French Tros De-
.ORAS, July 30.-The coDbin, d move
meut OF three columns Of French troops,
which will start fion Saida, S bdom,
and Geryyills, will be directed ttwards
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Malkeria, where an entrenched camp
will be established, which will serve as
a base of operations for the great exPe'
dictionary column which will march dur
ing the autumn through Algeria as Tar
ss Morocco. .
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O The Message 20 Lowell
VICINITY VARIETIES.
Tbs B,,zz Saw at Lancaster, ..

LANCASTER, o July 3O.-A young man
named Jack McAspee, OF the Bent
Works, was caught by a circular saw this
afternoon and had his right hand sawed
off
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WaEFIING W VA MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST l. 1881.

and did not begin until five O'Clock.
The dis scharge OF pus has been abund-
ant and at. the evening dressing was
washed away freely from the deeper parts
of the wound. At present the pulse Is
lO4, temperature l02, respiration ~.
ISivn,t ! D. W. BLISS,
j. X. BARNES,
J. J. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURE,
F. II. HAMILTON,
d. II. AaNEw.
First Report on Sunday
EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 81, l2:3O
p. M.-The President bore the morning
dressing of his wound without fatigue.
II continues to look well and discharges
alternately. After the wound was
dressed he ate with rel sh breakfast oil
solid food, and has since passed a com,
portable morning, during which he had
a pleasant nap. The quantity OF nour-
ishment now taken daily is regarded as
quite sufficient to support his system
and favor the gradual increase IN
strength which is plainly observable.
At present his pulse is 100, temperature
9S $40, respiration -.
TSirnedl D. w. BLISS,
J.K. BARNES,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN.
D. ID. AGNRw.
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Saratoga Races.


SARATOGA, July 80 -lhe first race to-
day was mile dash. Fel'owpled came
in first, Victim second, and Giraffe
third. Time, LAP.
The second was a five furlong race,
and was won by Wyoming, Olivia Sec
ond, Durco third. Time, l;0Si.
In the summer handicap, one and
one.hali miles, Checkmate was first,
Greenland second, and Flora Third.
Time, 2:35i.
The fourth race, hurdles, one and one
eighth miles, was won by Glasgow, Post
Guard second, Fausting third. Time,
2:O7.
Pedestrian Challenge.
NEW YORK, July 30.-Fred Krohne
has issued challenge to Hartman,
O'Leary, Tracy, of Cincinnati, Taber
and Vaughan, OF England. to walk him
SIX days (l44 hours for from $500 to
s., 500 side and the heel and toe walk
ing championship OF the world, the race
to take place in New York or Chicago
in October.
Base Ball.
BosToN, July S0.-Bostons, 4; Troys,
0.
WORCESTER, July 3O.-Providence, 3;
Worcesters, ..
DETROIT, July 30-The third and last
game between the Detroits and Buifa-
loes was played to-day, and was
close contest. The following is the
score: Detroits, :; ButfalOes, e.
CHICAGO, July 30.-One OF the most
stubbornly contested and exciting games
ever played in this city was that OF to-
dav between the Chicago and Cleve-
lands. Result: Chicago, s; Clevelands,
I.
Sporting Spray.
The Cleveland Club races netted near
ly 5000
Hanlan now weighs l72 pounds, hnt
will train of twenty-five pounds before
he rows in race.
Maud S. and st. Julien will trot at
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio, at the Fair IN Sep
tember. Dates to be given hereafter.
The autumn meeting OF the Coney
Island Jockey Club at Sheepshead Bay
will continue through twelve days, be-
ginning August 9th.
Harry Monroe, OF New York, the
swimmer, will leave for home this even
inp. He will take little swim at Wood.
land Park this afternoon.
While arranging his boats in frei ght
car, few days ago, James II. Riley bad
two OF his fingers crushed. Though
painful it will not interfere with his
rowing.