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RACES AT"THE WHITE"
Immense Throng in Attendance at
Third Days ,Raees,ssa uS;,a
"1 E,.,, 80 J q
thsykkk tbotEes "a a on 81 II
ig Nav Sue Waycs s.st-'S $3.50 =
speniad Dispatch to The SUNDAY Register.


GREESsRIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
September 1.-THE third days races came
of, and as the day was bright and clear 1t
drew together an immense throng. IL was
the largest attendance yet.
In the race for the West Virginia sweep
stakes, three 70 urths Of q mile, for two.
year-olds, there were four starters. B. b.
Thomas chestnut FLY Queen B1n, hrst;
Thomas Pixies Pride, second.
In the second lace, one mile, all ages, to
carry one hundred and five pounds, wers
three starters. Burch 1ota first, Thomas
second, Kentucky stable, Carolus, third.
In the third race, one and a quar,er miles,
all ages were four starters, Thomas Lele1
first, BearSleys Maniton second, Burch's
Sprague third. Aggie Gross took the lead
from the start, and had she been properly
ridden would hay, Wol. She however flew
the track after passing the first quarter
throwing her rider withoutinjuring either.
In the fourth race, dash three-Qulrte OF
a mile, purse 500. Donald, by the Wheel
ing REGISTER, for all ages that have not
started this year for any purse or stake OF
fered by any regularly organized associa-
ton, TO cary las pounds; any number
of pounds over we ght allowed. Horses
We ridden by gent man d,rs, who are
memt ers of ny organ zei hunting, riding
o. ,ckey club, or subscribers TO this asso-
citation. There were three start, L.: JdG-
cast, a brown horse ridden by young Mr..
boswell, of Virginia, OF boswell stables,
whose father owns the celebrated racers,
Bushwhacker and Planet, was first; Proud
Dick, ridden by Mr.. Christian, second; EN-
lily, ridden by Mr.. Lynn, third; Cyrus rid.
den by Mr.. Dukeney, fourth; John Ran
dolph, ridden by Mr.. Dundag, an English;
map, fifth. This was the most exciting
race, as the riders were all gentlemen and
owned the horses. The pools sold lively
on this race with Outcast the favorite. The
enthusiasm knew no bounds as they came
in on the home stretch, everybody stand
ing UP, gentlemen yelling and ladies
waving their hats and parasols. The
Wheeling REGISTER is the all absorbing
topic tonight, and long may she wave, we
all saw
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Irish News.

DUBLIN, September 2.-The Emergency
Committee have presented 90 mel to be
sworn in as special constab lies. A difficult
ty, however, was raised in regard to the
form of OATH which obliges the person TAX
ing it to swear he is not a member OF any
secret or political society. A solicitor for
the Emergency Committee stated that the
committee was not political body. The
Lord Lieutenant then directed that the case
be stated for the opinion of law officers,
which will be communicated to-day. IT 1T
is favorable about 1000 men will be at once
available. The whole police force, compris-
ing Ss3, has left the service. Only the otii-
GERS, numbering %, remain.
DUBLIN, September 2.-Hynes will be exc.
cutod on September 18th. Several men
were fined for intimidating the policemen
who did duty with the military last even
ing Lord Spencer is consulting with the
Chief of Police and his officers. The ar
,rangements ogpoliee duty on the streets
h still Incomplete.
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MINERAL COUNTY.
Democratic ConyentiOn-Dailyf for the
HOuse-Senator Davis Present.

Special Dispatch 10 the Sunday Register.
KEYsER, W. VA, September 2.-The DEM
Ccratic Convention Of Mineral county was
h, Id here to-day. 1t was very large and
res pectable body, and harmonious through
out its entire proceedings. Consequently
it was in very happy contrast to the last
convention that assembled here, and caused
the great split in the Democratic party OF
this District.
c. W. Daily, Esq, Prosecuting Attorney
Of this county, was nominated for the
House of Delegate. He is a talented young
man, and will take foremost place among
the members of the next House OF Delegates.
C. II. Vandiver was President of the con-
yention and J. W. Nandiver secretary.
Col. John johnson was nominated for
county commissioner. His nomination is
q good one and he will prove TO be strong
candidate. Senator Davis addressed the
convention at length on national and State
affairs. His speech was full of facts and
figures, and was we'll received. The Sena-
tor was followed by the nominees OF the
convention each of whom made short
speeches -,
INCTE-The speech of Senator Davis will
be found in full another column
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DELLAIRE.

The notorious John Peppers was arrested
Friday night at Martins Ferry by Marshal
Hanson and brought TO this city yesterday
Ey Marshal Drugan to answer charge OF
iSsortlerly conduct. Mayor Cooper fined
him As, and in default Mister Peppers Ian
! Uuisbed. Martins Ferryis we'll rid OF such
stock as Peppers. 1t is likely TO do some
time here.
The Turner's talk OF building a new hall.
Sixteen loads of cattle went East over the
b. & o. yesterday.
shsiuEkiiiiu Thornburg, ESQ., is home from
/ the West.
1t is said that Judge Shannon, of St.
Clairsville, is on the independent Repubi-
can Jay. In other words he wants an indie
pendei: CONGRESSMAN against Updegraff,
Sam Simmons thinks there are 800 disaf-
fected Republicans in this city alone.
Hon. David Wagner and family have re-
turned from Moundsville.
Charles Winner paid $500 yesterday, for
drunkenness.
The Belmont county Fair begins next
Wednesday and continues three days.
Dr. J. Il. L. Hardesty, OF Wheeling, was
in the city yesterday.
Bellaire stogies ore three for five, while
in Wheeling they are four for five.
Rev. J. J. McKallip and family returned,
yesterday, from their summer vacation and
the reverend gentlemen will preach as
usual to-day.
Rev S. NJ Bailey will assist Rev. Wallace
in administering the Sacrament at the T..
p. church to-day.
1t is said that Benz. Turner will succeed
Henry Nagle on the police force soon.
Miss Kate Seltus ll..teach the.Powhatan
school this winter.
Rallai ran " u-ar, 10 Tlo-alanH fha
Wheeling excursion yesterday.
John W. Dougherty, OF the Monroe Ga
zettt, was in the city yesterday.
Miss Maring, OF Somerton, is the guest OF
her brother, F. NJ. Maring, Esq.
The Happy Six gave apicnic yesterday at
Shady Side.
James T. Bulger had his collar bone
broken on the Sc, Clairsyille and Northern
road on Thursday.
George Johnson, the colored dog ek-
terminator and undertaken. was fined IS
and costs for assaulting his stepdaughter.
The city owed him Sc, and he is working
up another dog with which TO square up.
The bottle works started up Tnurday.
Ninety degrees in the shade yesterday.
TBE children should be ready for school
tomorrow. as absence the first few days at
the commencement of the term seriously
interferes with the classification
and organization of the schools.
Parents should see TO 1t that the boys and
girls are present at the school building in
their respective districts at O'Clock,
sharp.
JUDGEs JACOB and Boyd will begin their
September term Of Circuit Court in this
city, at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
The Grand Jury will be sworn and all Grim
inal matters heard in Part l, Judge jacob
presiding.
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ST, ClAlRSvlllE.
uehi6cratic Convention "A Cali For
Estep Personal Gossip ana news
Notes.


Estep - Personal Gossip and News
Notes.
Special TO the Sunday Register.
ST. CLAIRsvrLLE,0. September "A man
| named Slratton, who works on Joshua
Worley's farm, three miles southeast OF st.
Clairsyille, was seriously hurt on Thursday
by falling off straw rick. At first it was
thought his back was broken, but this view
was hardly correct as the man is now sup.
posed to be OIL the road to recovery.
There is a unanimous call here, as we'll
as all over the district, for Hon. J. NJ.
Estep, of Cadiz, to be the Democratic nomi-
nee for Congress. Mr.. Estep has thus far
declined to be a candidate, but tbs probable
that the con, ention will nominate him in
spite of bis declination. The anti-Upde-
graft Republicans are as cl9morous for his
nomination as are the Democrats, and
should Estep be the nominee he can carry
this county by not less than 1000 majority.
The Democrats claim that Mr. Estep
should accept the nomination for the good
of the party, even though he has to make
some personal sacrifices in order to do so.
Should Mr.. Estep not be the nominee the
choice of the convention will probably fall
upon Hon. Ross J. Alexander, OF Bridge
port, who is the ablest man in the district
in either party. but Will hardly poll so
large vote as Estep. W. II. Arnold, editor
OF the Csdiz Sentinel. and VIM. Barton, 3
former lawyer of the neighborhocd OF
FaiIvlew, Guernsey county, are said TO be
candidates, but il is likely that the nomin-
a'ion will go 10 Estep or Alexander.
The indications are that there will be
large attendance at the convention en-
Tuesday next Hon. George H. Pendleton,
United States Senator, and Hon. James W.
~ Al. Iafn fnr
Secretary of State, will both be here and
address the people. Senator Pendleton has
written 10 the Democratic Committee that
he will arrive here Monday evening bv way
of the +. & o. and Narrow Guage roadA
u. II. Patterson, the druggist, and daugh-
ter Annie, have arrived home from
Northern trip.
Mr.. f. Larkin, of Wheeling, was in town
on FriCay.
Ed. Umstead, of New Martinsvilie, W.
Va, is visiting his former home here.
Work has been commenced on the new
pike on North Sugar street.
The Belmont County Fair will be he'd
here next Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. The grounds have been enlarged by
the purchase Of five acres Of land from Jos.
W. King.
VIM. Patterson, of Burrs Mills, q we'll
known citizen OF this county, died last
Monday.
J. A. Henderson, Of Morristown, has been
appointed one of the County School EN-
aminers and to-day entered upon the dis,
charge Of his duties.
Hamilton Eaton retires from the office of
County Treasurer tomorrow, and will be
succeeded by Ed L. Feeley, of Bellaire,
who has filed the position of DeppS
Treasurer during Mr.. Eaton's term of fur
years.
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The Pofters Strike.

East LIVERPOOL, o., September 1.-The
following resolutions were passed by the
h. of L. Thursday evening:
Resotred, That any firm who will guaran-
tee not to interfere with their men in any
way as Knights of Labor that their men be
allowed TO start 70 work and sign their con-
tract as il now reads, provided that all
the men employed by said firm be
taken back. Be il further resolved,
that any firm refusing to allow their
men the right of membership with
the X. Of L. that that firm be still declared
locked out and no man be allowed to go to
work and remain X. of L. The men went
in body TO their respective employers and
two firms, Vodey & Co. and Wallace &
Chetwynd, agreed to their terms. Some of
the men went to work at Goodwin Bros,
under The impression they could do so and
still remain in the order, when they found
they couldn't, will either leave there to-day
or be called scabs, and compelled to quit
the organization. Nearly all of them will
quit this evening.
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THE CLEVELAND EXC URSIONISTS.
A Safe Arrival, and n Pleasant Time
Anticipated.

Special Dispatch to the Sunday Register.
CLEvELAND, September 1.-The Harmonic
Maennerchore excursion from your city to
the leautful Forest City of Ohio, arrived
here safely tonight, after pleasant ride OF
al out six hours over the old reliable Cleye-
land aud Pittsburgh railroad. At els The
start W. made from Bridgeport with about
six hundred aboard. At Brilliant, Steuben-
Vile, and some minor points on the river
division, delegations were taken a0oari,
and q hearty welcome rendered them. On
the arrival of the train at the Union depot
here reception committee, composed OF
the prominent officers and members of
the Harmonic Singing Society, OF this city,
met their Nail City brethren and greeted
them with a warm welcome, after which
the entire party repaired to the principal
hotels Of the city where rooms had already
been secured for them. Tomorrow (Sun.
dayl will be taken up by grand concert
rendered them by the Leipzig Lady Orches'
ira at HOltnorth Garden, and sacred con
cert by the famous Bohemian band at Lied s
Union Park. Monday will be devoted to
visiting the different points ofinterest, etc,
and the affair will, weather permitting,
wind up with a moonlight excursion on
the lake.
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p-es,deut Ar,bur.s Movements.

NEWPORT, September 2.-President Ar.
night Three tugs are alongside. 1t is said
she will be pulled OFF at highwater. Her
bow is very much elevated, the copper
being in full view from the shore. The
President intended to go east early this
morning. President Arthur is ashore,
to-day, and the guest of } ohm n. A. Girls
void He finds that salt air does not agree
with him. and has been cautioned in regard
TO it by his physician. 1t is thought he is
afflicted with malaria. He is by no means
a well man. He is very nervous, and the
morlilyins accident TO the Dispatch has
had very depressing effect upon him.
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WIN stand Out for Advance.

PrrsUuReH, September AFTER the
meetings of the lodges Of the Amalgamated
Association, tonight, several members
were seen who had been in attendance, and
from them it was learned that the maj ori y
Of lodges were in favor of standing out for
an advance, and that the delegates appoint
ed to the district meeting were generally in
favor OF the continuation of the strike.
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The Work Of Jealous Rival Causes q
Woman's Death.

PHILADELPHIA, September IA promi-
nent wealthy citizen Of this city became
jealous of Q rival paying attention
TO his mistress and in revenge sent q bogus
marriage certificate 10 the rivals wife
which so worked upon her feelings that
death was the result The parties arc
known all over Philadelphia and in the
western part of the United States. and the
affair has caused much excitement
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no attempt to start up this week. Trade Is
quiet, but there is q firmer feeling, and
prices OF three weeks ago can hardly be
duplicated. FErnacemen are inclined TO
think there will soon be Q settlement of
the strike troubles, and are holding eff
70 see what effect Il will have on iron.
Manufactured iron continues scarce, and
the assortment Is badly broken, Prices are
firm and unchanged.
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Assessmenfs Increasing.

WASHINGTON, September 1.-The Post
nuhlishes an assessment circular emanat-
ing from the Republican Campaign Com
mittee of the Third Congressinal District
of Louisiana, calling for contribution OF
five per cent. of their salaries from the en-
plcyees of the departments in Washington,
credited 10 Louisiana,
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a nm. fa.na sa . RailNay Traek.

BIppEFoRR, ME-, September IA mans
hand, arm and bones were found BY section
hands on the Eastern Railroad track this
morning. The man Was found on the track
shockingly injured but alive. lie proved
10 be Harry Wilson, aged TO- OF the United
States steamer Enterprise, nov at Portland.
He has even chances OF recovery.
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LAT Mia lN.

SPECIAL Dispatch 10 he Sunday Re0tk~.
KEYsER, September 2-Thos Payne, .
colored tramp, aged about II year., lost .
lex to-day In attempting 10 board moving
freight train. He came from the new rail-
road and has Q father In stanton.
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Kanavba Comfy Republicans.
He withdraWs.
Ronnd for America.

LIVERPOOL, September 2-Engineer Mel.
VILE and Seamen NorosS and Underman OF
the Jeanette, and Commander Berry OF
the Rodgers, sailed on the FARTHER to-day
for New York.
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POLITICAL MATTERS.
Wood County Convention.

Special Dispatch to the Sunday Register.
PARKEEsBURG, September 2.-The Demo
cratic Convention here to-day, was large
and enthusiastic. Hugh Mearns, p. +.
Wells and ]. r. Leachman were nominated
for the Legislature, and A. A. Keller, Tor
County Commissioner. The ticket is con-
sidered strong.
Kanawha County Republicans
Special Dispatch % ne Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, September 1.-The
Republican County Convention met here
to-day and nominated Judge Jas. H.
Brown, A. W. Boyd and Abe Burbew as
candidates for the Legislative Convention,
an adopted resolutions fayoring the temp
erance question. John Slack, Secretary,
Was nominated for Circuit Court clerk.
He withdraWs.
IUBCoUE, IA, September 2.-Grifhth, the
Democratic candidate for Congress from
this district, has withdraw from the held.
Conversational.
CLEVELAND, September 2.-The Republic
cans of the Twenty-firSt Congressional Dis
trict, which is a part of this city and county,
today nominated Sylvester I. Everett on
the first ballot.
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Fiyer extended 4; s..'''''''',..-"'''--W,
Four coupons-
Pacific siisa Of -
STATE sEcumrrE,-Dull ind strong foe
Tennessee old and mixed.
RAs,soAD Bosps-Aodefstsly setive and
irregular.
s1ocEs After II O'Clock market dull and
witbou, important change.
Pitssbsvsh Hsgsy Hstssss
Prsmpsu. sept.mttr 2.--Brohers com.
plain OF The ilIiberal policy OF tbs banks
IN one branch OF money dealing which a.
,cc,ly affects brokers No such thing -
money on demand note can b bad. II Q
broker requires money he must deposit his
collateral and his note With H. u ire
qutntly the case hero, - in other cities,
that twenty. -four hours 10 the longest Hme
that the money 10 Of u's - The srots'' s.
IT, must ply 80. on The full Tim. II
=. note. though be throws lhs M geey beek
into the bank after having used it day.
This OF course makes bim chafy OF Dor.
rowing st all for the Interest. on bis note
msy est up the profits OF the transaction
for which he made IT, There 10 plenty d
money. lying idle In Pittsburgh banks
which brokers say would b ussd 10 slose
liberal policy were introduced. In Nov
York, or In any other large money centre,
on its return the pro rsts Of iptsrsst foe
tps time the money Was ussd 10 charged,
Here n q Syoksr mskes % day note ssl
goes back with the money nsIt Day hs n
charged per cent year for his 20 days
and not cent OF rebate. ASS ooosequenns
brokers have a. littls 10 DO With the banks
90 possible.
Pittsburgh Clearing Houss statement fof
today sho~s: Balances, 11s3.0 10; o..
changes. 81, i9t ,996 %; exchanges fos tbs
week, 81, ID, 358 81.
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New Yonx. September 1-Physiisns
have examined G. Maggie Keppel, Who alb
Quoted little Lizzie seIden in Brooklyn,
end pronounced Der insane. She 10 suher-
ing from softening of the brain sud probs.
bly, wall be sent 70 the insane ssytum.
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Asiatfe Cholera.

HILLsDALE, MICH. September 2;-Richard
Martin, of Adams township, died Thursday
night. Of genuine Asistic cholera No other
case in the vicinity.
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STEUBENvillE.
The Races Poor Billy Stanton-SoeisI
Sensation-TOHn Notes.


Special Dispatch 10 the Sunday Register
SrEUBENvILLE, O., September 1.-The
races Just closed as far rs horse flesh was
concerned, were good, but otherwise it W as
a dismal failure. With the exception of the
last day the crowds were slim, but increased
considerably on Friday. 1t is rumored that
the premiums have not been paid, and
horsemen who are interested, are boiling
over with rage. 1t is claimed that the
crowds were not large enough to pay eX-
penses, hence the difficulty. The failure OF
the people to patronize will probably end
races in Steubenville, at least for time.
Sporting men in this city are at lOggerheads,
and the two factions, with J. Ross Moss
grove and friends one side and Doc Cros-
key and his adherentS on the other, are
making it warm for each other. This kind
of rivalry is what plays havoc with the
turf in Steubenville.
StantOn's Fate.
Bill Stanton, who was brought home from
the penitentiery, Thursday, to die, lies in
a very critical condition at his fathers resi-
dence. Stanton was sent to the peniten-
tiary in 1880 for seven years, for assaulting
and robbing German in this city in that
year. TWAS his second term, he having
served q term of one year for burglary.
Soon sitter bis arrival the second time he
took severe cold, which turned to con-
sumption, and last week the prison physi-
clan certified that he could not last long,
and on the strength of this Governor Foster
pardoned him, and he was brought home.
The meeting between him and his parents
was very affecting, his poor mother being
nearly heart-broken. The Stsnton's are
highly respected people and feel terrible
over their affection, but it looks at present
as though their trouble, as far as their way
ward boy is concerned, would soon end.
Social Sensation.
The social sensation of the week
was the marriage of City Solicitor Charley
Reynolds to Miss Anna, eldest daughter OF
s. b. Salmon. ESQ, which event took place
at the quiet little village of Paris, Pa.-the
Gretna Green of this section-on the 18th
inst. The groom is one of the most accom-
plished and popular young basristers of
the Jefferson County Bar, and his friends
are legion. Two years sgo he was elected
TO the position of counsel for the corpora
ton, which position he has filled with
honor to himself and credit to his constitu-
ents, and will undoubtedly be his own sue
oessol in office. The bride is pretty and
very young in years (only III which fact
probably had someth lug to do with the trip
to Paris and quiet wedding. Charles has
been busy since the secret leaked out re-
ceiving the congratulations OF friends.
Notes
The two most prominent candidates for
The Msyoralty next spring are James Nc
Oonyille on the side Of Democracy, and
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FIRE REcoRO.

HARHrssrls. September 1.-The pudding
department of the Chesapeake rail works 10
dsmaged by FIRE. Insurance, $4,000. One
hundred men are out Of employment.
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PnODSCn

BAlsrsoss ssyssahss 4-N.ss-Us.
changed. Hksst--wsstsss kGho -
fairly sctive: No. winter ~ - u -
III: usJler eepttmbsS q nH0d ~;
seller October 81 Ii10L nv; selise No
vspbes q Excl I35Is eslles Deeoneg
o. llX9f IS. 6ofn = Nalssp laacevS
and lower; mixed spot 90 ~; sslIss -.
tember sc, bid; seller Octohse 81 re;
seller November or DECEMBER, 0keTHc:
seller January G7c ssked -Oesedy. wIth
..'A. n Ss.ss' s s:sss f f:ss:,i, $40
sc. Rye-Quitt ana biKhsf e eo0soe
Hsy- Uncbspesd. Observation-Disclosures.
Provisions us3bsnged ed quiet Batter
Firm: Western pscked 1t(01Dc: eSeoOosv
-5xa3oc. Eec.-Btesdy ~ 30c. Rsssp3es1-
CncbspRpd. Co6eo- Dali q eH1oH6
soesr - Quist; A soft 0Xr. WhiskL-
Higher Ut 81 D0i u Yrighb-Vs.
changed.
SEx Yoss. septsmbss z-Whest spceA
k@Hc better. but suhsequenuy Ueek6s
snd ut last Improvements there ~ vssy
little doing.
1--we $780, ~
Special DispsfeA b Ne 6ssdy A1iA~.
Der ICstae-Csftis msskst scsiIss 4
ing. Receipts, iss besl; sAipmsst. 80
Hoes-Hog msrkst Arn lseeeAa -
besd: sbipnepn $50 heaA Pblisaa.
phiss, . 0ot9e -; Baldnecss. = 49, ~;
YoSter, 81 766o 6n - 3. :. 81
sheep-sh<ep n.rkst sen'nf . thesh.
~nte OF sheer. sxcept 1sH0. 49, ngoD~e
in demand RecsiP(A - -; sAiSannS
| 30 head