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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-17
MARTINS FERRY.

CAPTAIN Inglebright will go 10 Fttsburg
to-day, and thence to BROWNSVILLE, 10 ar
range for the construction OF a new boat, 70
be built Immediately for the Martins Fer
~ and Wheeling trade. The new boatwill
be . spinner.
The new board OF directors OF the new
foundry company are Mathew c. Mitchell,
Henry Helling W. X. Ratclihe. Joseph
Medill and John Armstrong. This board
met yesterday and elected John Armstrong
President, Henry Helling Vice President,
". X. Ratcliffe Treasurer, and Joseph
Medll Secretary.
The movement in favor OF a fire depart.
ment is not popular frenzy as yet
Martins Ferry needs three things pretty
pumerously: Gas, water and O fire depart
ment. There is no city in Ohio through
which water pipes could be laid so readily,
none in which better pressure could be
obtained and none that needs the water
more.
There seems 10 be a backwardness on the
mart of the citizens of the Ferry tO take up
the matter of doing something toward Sc
curing the location Of the Elson glas'
works. Many OF the citizens. We are In
formed. are in favor. and will " allowed,
contribute toward the bringing OF the.works
here il they can get stock in return, ana
others think there IL no place along
the river that offers 80 many
advantages TO the company IN the way oi
CHEAP fuel, proximity TO rail and water
bealtbfulness and location, and In being ~
many natural inducements that no com
pany should hesitate for moment In tax
ing the site proposed.
The molders at Spence. Ba2gs 70.
foundry we're taking a day yesterday
Joel Wood, Esq, is at Horvalk, o.. at.
tending a meeting OF the W. and j.. r.
Directors. Of whom he is one.
The grounds owned by Bridgeport par
ties, forming part OF the old Crawford
~property, will be as soon as prac ticabie
laid out in building iots and placed upon
the market. With the, bnilding o
the Standard mill, and thu
enlargement OF the lEtna, and the conse
ouent augmentation of the population
these lots will soon be built ND. and thai
.long stretch OF cornfelds between tli'
city and Bridgeport will be built mp 10 be
known again no more forever A fe~
wears more OF continued prosperity ant
| The lines between Bridgeport and Martin
Ferry will have disappeared.
Ground was broken on sdonday for tn,
building ol the stone work OF the stsndar'
mill.
.'Col. Poorman Is going 70 be right goo
| second in this town, certain, with o yer,
| good show for the main chance. said
! politician yesterday.
The Etna mill was still of yesterday. .
the boilers had not been tested. Gi
Philip Bruner, superintendent OF the
& p. Railroad, was In the city yesterday.
| There Is a rumor 10 the effect that IN
\ Elso company Is trying to buy lots from tn
/ ground Just north Of Paul's addition.
The policeman have not yet donned thei
! new caps.
The new hotel on Hanover street 10 bein
| built very rapidly.
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CONTESTED ELECTIONS.
Peculiar Republican Taeties-The Dib-
bIe-Naekey Case.

bIe-Mackey Case.
Special Dispatch 20 TIE Register.
WAsHrNDrox. May l6.-Notwithstandin
the death of J. q. Smith, who was contest
inc the seat of Shelly, from the Fourth
Alabama District, it is announced that the
Republicans propose to unseat the latter.
Whom they will seat in his place is not
known, as no one now claims it, but under
the rule laid down in the Mackey-Dibble
case, suppose his heirs, administrators
or assigns would be eligible.
This latter case will be the one next con
sidered, and will attract good deal OF at
tention. O'COnnOr was elected from one OF
the North Carolina Districts. as a member
of Congress, and received his certificate as
such. Dibble infested his election, claim
ing fraud. Before the meeting OF Congress
O'COnnor died and the Governor OF North
Carolina issued his proclamation for new
election TO fill the vacancy thus created.
Al the latter electio, Mackey was elected
without opposition. Dibble now claims
that he. and not O'Connor, whose seat he
contested. waS elected, and that conse-
ouently there was no vacancy.
Mackev on the other hand, says
that he was regularly elected to
6n vacancy created by death; that he
was no party to the suit OF Dibblesrs,
OConnor. and that that contest was neces'
sarily abated by the death of the latter.
The only similar case ever brought before
Congress was from Kentucky, which was
decided against the contestant, but in the
present instance the Republican Commit
tee have reported in favor of seating Dibble.
The case will probably come up tomorrow
or next day, and an animated debate will
orsus .- G.
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A FINE TEAM.
Proposition to Run Conkling and
Blaine for Congress.
Dorsey Pleads Not Guilty, and Gives Bond
Car Axle Case-Bank Charter Esten-
sion - Contested Elections -
Peculiar Republican Tactics.
GENERAL NEWS NOTES AND GOSSIP.
Special Dispatch 10 ne Register.

DiltNtue AStofftttN " &C eSStcVs
WASHINGTON. May l6.-Thc Chicago Inter
Ocean, which reached here, to-day, con-
tains an article TO the effect that Blaine is
to head the Congressional ticket in Maine
and that Conkling is TO be returned to Con-
gresS from the Utica district. While it
would be rare fun to see these two gentle
men, who have not spoken to each other
for more than twenty years, contending
for the leadership of their party on the
floor of the House. There is nothing ex-
cept the brilliant imagination of the cor
respondent on which TO base the rumor.
Blaine has privately stated he would not
be candidate, and il is we'll known that
Conkling neither desires nor will accept an
office for the present. A man who has re-
signed q Senatorship, refused the Secretary
ship of the Treasury and a place on the
supreme BeLch within a year, would not
be likely to indulge in scramble for seat
in the lower House of Congress When the
lorlly Roscoe makes his next appearance
as an office holder, il will be as Senator from
New York.
The bill introduced in the Senate by Mr..
Bayard, to-day, as proposed substitute
for the House bill relative to bonded spirits,
is measure prepared by him and Mr. Nor
rill as a ub.cOmmittee under instructions
given BY the Finance COMMITTEES at their
meeting on Friday. Material changes made
in the House bill are the provisions fixing
the maximum bonded period at five years,
the provision fixing the bond at an amount
equal the tax upon the maximum amount
of spirits placed in bond, and the provision
relative to allowance for leakage. The
maximum period for which leakage shall
lie allowed is fixed at five years, and the
maximum amount at II gallons. G.
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Frank McJiIton, the Bsnvood fsrryRss.
T. of couple Of days ydtiag. NJ the Ben.
wood ordinances and attending 70 othss
duties. Capt James Benson q running
the ferry In the f1qufrsb Absence.
Mike Rarmsr. the aSoet cuD0ieeeo0.
has concluded that thsre y pe n,onsy. IN
the portion, snd last niGht ssut 10 bis
resigns ton TO Council There are quits
number Of applicants fofths spIein!osnt
Council last night increased ths sslery of
Recorder Msjilton from 500 70 $50 psv
what Il ought 10 Be.
Tot" enodyrsss made some kind H set-
tlement With ths insyos for sboo<inG o6 his
pistol st Deegsn's corner day % tso 80.
Council lest night granted sllooa licsesss
IN HenYy RsmhoH, Henry Nols, Waitsr
Doue.n and G. LsSh. Ofhsg eVpllestjeos
will be considered at the nsxt nsstsnE [
An information was msde before Squire
Pelley. Yesterday, changing sevsn q dsns
| youne scsmps, whose pessnD reside ID
Souti Wbeelins. With sssshiuy - ths
+, windows aud doing oAhef sctS Of deyiltry
70 tbs Boe4s new sebool bcuss. Cepe
| Hesley hunted up The boys ssd - -
ins thsy were dischasysd, - ne eoauss
proof could be ELECTED 70 shov 1str coe'
necfion With the sets.
Niit. Slower be- hss rsesivsd 80 d tes
lsrre passenger engines. No. -. Miit "
tbs champion runner and bis ensiss u .
cIfcoef
MIi Hoyt, pfoprietos Of ths b 4 0.
Hot.i a III. place, be- received thirtsee
tons Of ice from 4ssda.tZ, svsiy eats q q
shics was over thirty tses1 thiek: III
jce cost Rim oniy taso peS ton. dsiivcssd
here. which price 10 much cheepss thss
| that ssksd tor the inferior stock We have
hereabouts.
Ynripe re. nbe yard enginsL rsn into .
c.b1Sse Monday night and temporarily
dissbIed herself She was sent 70 the shops
Tor repaiu
/ o. tom0nos.
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Consumnfion CureSi.

An old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per.
manent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections, also positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases has
felt il his duty TO make it known to his
and desire to relieve human suffering. I
will send free of charge.to all who desire il
this recipe, in German, French or English,
with full directions for preparing and u.s.
ing. Sent by mail by addressing with
stsmp, naming this paper, w. A Moves,
lf9 Powers Block, Rochester, n. Y,
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Fatal Accident to "a Teamster.

PIr1sBuRG, l6.-Thomas Gallsan, who
resides at the Point and who is employed
as a driver by the Union Storage Company,
met with an accident this morning at nine
O'Clock at the foot or Twenty-ffth street,
which is expected to result fatally. Hewas
seated on his wagon and was thrown off by
a sudden Jolt as he was turning the corner
of the street. He fell directly under the
wheels, which passed over his body, break
ing his back. The injured man was picked
up in dying condition and taken into the
nearest house where DR.. Green was called
to attend him. Subsequently he was re-
moved to the West Penn Hospital. Galligan
is twenty-three years of age and is unmar-
ried
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Greenbaek Convention.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May l6.-The Green
back State Convention will. be held here
Thursday, and a mass meeting tomorrow
evening. The general opinion OF the dele
gates here is that Thomas Armstrong of
Pittsburg, will be nominated for Governor;
Wesley Chambers, of Oil City, for Lieuten-
ant Governor; Mayor Powderly, OF Scran-
ton. for Secretary of Internal Affairs; \.
,Toke. of Northumberland, for Supreme
Tro 20, and either Henry Carey Baird or L.
NJ 6s> is, of Philadelphis, for Congressman
nt lnrnn
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MINERS STRIKE.
Six Hundred Men at SalinsvilIe
Turn Out.
Distressing Case-Found Dead-Stockbreed-
ers' Conyention-Body Recovered
Serious Accident-Bellaire, Mar
tins Ferry and Benwood.
THE REGISTERS SPECIAL REPORTS.
specsa, Ds.pusch 10 q. R.u.ter.

npeclk Dfsputcn 70 uS heVSter.
WELIsvILLE, May 16.-Between five and
six hundred miners employed in the
seven different mines at Salineville, near
here, quit work this morning.
About two months ago the operators
agreed upon a reduction of ten cents per
ton, which the men accepted reluctantly.
Last night the owners were notified that il
the wages were not raised the men would
not return to work to-day. The demand
was refused, and strike was the result.
Both sides seem determined not to yield,
---E-r--t>--a afats->s, ,tL~-- ~.uld nOt nav
more. The pfospecssfor thszshriftyslssiss
town are exceedingly gloomy. The mines
are owned principally by Cleveland firms.
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THE ASSASSlNS.
Two Of Them Believed TO be on. Board =
steamer.

NEW YORK. Nay l5.-lt is stated here that
a United States Marshal and four deputies
have gone down the bay in revenue cutter
to meet the steamship Scythia, on board OF
which vessel it is suspected are two of the
party concerned in the assassination in
Dublin. The story IS that at
Liverpool the police asoertaincd
that four men. two OF whom answered very
closely the description oi the two assasslns,
had taken passage on board the Scythia,
which sailed two days after the murders
vcre committed. London officials at once
communicated with the Washington
authorizes. asking the arrest and extradi-
tiUn of the fugitives Immediately upon
landing, aud that in compliance with this
request the Marshal has been sent to meet
the SrylhIi.
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The Scandal.

ST. LOUIS, May 16-Ten deacOns and
prominent members OF the Third Baptist
church, make statement regarding the
reports about Rev DR.. Lotion, the chief
futures of which are, that while they
neith.- admit nor deny the reports, they
believe Il dnr to DIR. Lotion, his family, and
to the church Of which re is pastor to say,
that his mental condition tor months mas
been such that at times he was wholly ire
sponsible for his acts. He had been threat
ened with paralysis of the blain. and has
lad several delirious attacks.
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Hawaiian Affairs.

SAN FRANCIScO. May lG-rhe Hawaiian
Legislative Assembly opened April 9th
The King in his speech referred to his re-
ception in various countries daring his re-
cent tour; attributed the tourishing con-
dition OF the various industries mainly to
reciprocity with the United States. He
considers the main desideratum to he a
thoroughly organized system OF family i'm
migration, recommending specially the
Portuguese of the Azores In reply to the
speech, the Assembly suggested the propri-
ETY. of looking to cognate race associations
| in seeking immigrants.
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Metbo.li,t Conference.

NASHVILLE, TENN. May l6.-At the meet
ing of the General Conference OF the NJ.
f. Church, South, to-day, the committee on
revival submitted a report recommending
that chapter he inserted in the Discipline
to prohibit engaging in promisCuous dane
ing. either in its private or public eXhlol-
tions. and visiting the theatre, the opera or
circus.
The election of five additional Bishops
was taken up, and A. W. Wilson, Of the
Baltimore Conference, for the past four
wears Missionary Secretary of the Church.
with headquarters at Nashville, was elected
on the first ballot. Adjourned until ; p. ",
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4 PeruIier Orynni,ntInn

BURLINGTON. IUwN, May lG.-Tbe Russi,,
room Brigade Of Southern Beauties was
hdered a reception here. on their tr;n
v!ih, last evening. They reached the cirY
Eali-past seven o'clock in the eyeninS:
hd marched 10 the hotel. where thev broEs
MAS and Par,oOE OF an elegant repaSt ami
/ EtFr presented with badges ana n,in,tnrs
sNNeyeS, Ornamented with bronze bro0ms
ou "cHt thence 10 the Boat House. wbers
|1ncrng and social conversation were IN.
I l'Eed M until The train left for the north
4 . o'clock The party bresLf fss, q,
N'nertlea, Minnesota. IN tbe norD;D,, "a
Shence TO Minneapolis and Lake Win
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The MalleH Trial.

New HAVEN, May l6-In the Mslley h Ial
John Hunter testified he saw Jenny Cramet'
at Savin Rock, Friday evening August >,
in company with four or five persons. One
of the party, young man, acted as il he
had been drinking. The two ladies in the
party seemed particularly merry. The one
My Godl I'm paralyzed"' Es
Mrs. InWood, of Hartford, testified 10 see
ing James Malley, Jr., at 1915, Friday
night, at Savin Rock.
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Ireland.

LONDON. May 1G.-O'Rourke, Mr.. Egan' s
partner, Maloney and many other suspects
were released last night.
Among the amendments to the repres-
sion bill that will be proposed by the Par
nelites, is one binding the operations OF the
act TO one year.
DUBLIN, May l6.-The Queen has written
an autograph letter of sympathy to Miss
Burke, sister of the late Under Secretary.
introduced into the Commons last night,
must be lodged by July, 1888, for an evicted
tenant to be enabled to apply for relief under
the act within six months after eviction.
Shaw, Parnell and John O'Conner Power
approved the bill.
DUBLIN, May 16.-The Lord Lieutenant
replying to deputation from Dublin Uni
yersity and Queens College surgeons, eX-
pressed determination TO pursue yigor,
Gus policy to root out the evil which had
caused the desolation OF Ireland.
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The Holmes Trial.

Syracuse. n. Y May l6.-Mrs. Holmes
testimony before the coroner was read IN
evidence by her counsel, to-day. IL was
favorable to the defense, and she VIII not
he sworn. The testimony to-day was
strongly in her favor Several witnesses
swore lust before Holmes death he was
much discouraged and said TO several per-
sons he was tired of life.
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LUeky individual.

d, IT, a'D :, May IA special from Dal.
~ .,,.S KS cay: Il is reported here that
S,1 men ed, nave nav Just fNflen heirs to fortune
sSS,Voo,V,o, neid IN trust for them by the
i;I:I man government, anl one Of the IucEv
~ ~ tals IS VI BrosSine, Superintendent
4 M Egula I'aliaS car factory, and the other one
- In iuhdS, PennsYlyanian. The latter
s,S C ne1r M 70 property on which the Navy
80 IN W ashlngton City is built. II was
r. 20 the government for ninety.nine
=, 10y .! nus grandfather, and the lease has
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II fhe crabbed old bachelor who uttered
this sentiment could but witness the In
tense thought, deep study and Thorough
investigation d women in determining the
best medicines 10 keep their families well,
and would note their ssg.dty md wisdom
IN selecting Hop Bitters ss the best, snd
demonstrating i. ty keeping their families
in perpetual health, At mere nominal sI.
rerse. be would Be forced to acknowledge
iba. such sep.izests sre bsseles snd false.
-Picoynre.
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Louisville Races.

louisville, KY, May l6.-First race, club
purse. 500, dash of y mile. was won by
Gus Matthews; Mammomist, %; Duke OF
Kent, Sd. Time :16A.
Second racc-Purse OF 500, Of which so
to second horse, IA miles, was won by Gil.
della: Burnhaln. ID: and Caroline 3, 3rd;
Fair rOunt, 18th. Time-2:li9.
wear o!ds. SlOo entrance, hall forfeit, $50
entrance if declared by May 1st, 1891, and
$40 if May, 1882, with 81, 500 added, 500 to
second horse, distance ~ miles, was won
by Appollo, Runnymede second, Bengal
third. Time-2:i0H.
Fourth race-Club purse 500, mile heats,
was won by Brambaletta in two straight
heats. Aliunde second and George Hsker
third. Time-l;i6A; l:45li.
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Very Kind.

WAsurxGrox, u. c.. May Ex-senator
Mitchell. of Pennsylvania, had an inter.
view with the President, to-day, and sug-
gested number of considerations, which
he though should induce the President to
withdraw the nomination oil Andrew J.
Kaufman and Samuel Jackson for collec,
for of internal revenue in the Ninth and
Twenty. third PENNSYLVANIA districts. The
President said he would take the subject
into consideration.
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The Aayisory Committee,

I''Ep", ONO, May l6-Hon. \. G.. Thur.
an and Judge T. W. Cooley, of the Ad.
s"ry Commission Of the Eastern trunk
A's. We're IN the city, to-day, and al a
Getting AT the EOody House, this alter
."n, az which a number of prominent
.z'hS we're present, an address
aN prepared at the instance of the Produce
N'1aoge. was read by Mr.. ID. Z. Smith,
|rcTeiary OF the Exchange. Il represented
''e"o and It's Importance as grain ship
"' point and argued in favor of allowing
nge'''lon IN rates for grain 70 the sea.
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RedueIng the Price OF Iron.

PHILADELPHIA, May 16.-Considerable ex-
citeInent exists in iron circles, owing to
the decision of the leading manufacturers
to reduce the price of bar iron from 2 $40
to 2 6lO cents per pound. The fact that
the decision carries with it a corresponding
reduction in wages, and that fifteen hun
dred men are directly involved, make it
matter of moment Fears are expressed
that the workmen will not submit.
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Strike Of the Tanner.

CHICAGO, May 16.-Two hundred tanners
EMPLOYED in the preparing departments OF
the city tanneries, have struck; They have
been receiving $11 per week, 81 more than
in other cities, and demand sl2. Tha EN-:
nioyers saw TO grant this demand would
make it impossible to compete with outside
firms, and they believe this is test strike,
and if successful must be followed ~
othare
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EgYpt.

LoNDoN, May l6.-A correspondent OF the
Times at Paris says: II the presence of
the English and Freuch fleets at AleHan-
dria does not suffice 10 restore order, Turk
ish gendarmes will be orderd to seize Ara
bi Bey, minister of war, and those impli-
Gated with him, and stop the rebellion by
reducing the rebels to impotence.
CAIRO, May 16.-Relations have been re-
sumed between the Khedive, and minister
Arab Bey on hearing the fleet was sum-
mOned. ordered the army Of reserve sent to
the Capitol.
GAMBIA, May 16-The French. squadron
has arrived at Suda Bay, and the British
squadron is expected to-day.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Travel Resumed.

-. LnrIS, May lG-The washOuts and
,hrr damage done 10 the Iron Mountain
|si.wsy in Missouri and Arkansas, by the
Ecent rains and high water, have been full
/ repaired and all passenger trains for
MS on the rad and for Houston, Gal.
eston and other places in Texas, were re-
Fvgr 4 - =.
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mells. who swindled Helen NJ. Lewis out
of $500 on the pretsnce that she should be
the leading lady in company about TO be
Organized to play s'Danief Rachat," were
sentenced to day, in the Court of General
Sessions to the State prison for three years
each. ~ sEI
A new trial has been denied Augustus
ID. Leighton, sentenced to be hanged on
Friday next, for the murder of Mary Bean
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WHEETINC3 W. VA. WEDNESDAY, MORNING. MAY II. 1882.

a. Fink were enveloped in flames and
totally festroyea @. K. Bailey, hides and
furs: Ifank Caubet, butcher, and A Ger
lin, saloon, were slightly damaged. Total
loss about $15, 900. Insurance will nearly
cover toes.
ST.. LOUIS, May l6-The old slaughter
houseof the Beef Canning Company, situ
ated about quarter of mile north of the
National stock yards, in East ST. Louis,
and which has been used some time past
for the manufacture of the offall Of the
concern into fertilizer, burned tonight.
Loss $75, 900; insurance not ascertained.
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SAvi0us Accident.

b1)ecf0E I7tSI,I1'H 70 t'Fo IV'VI7''''
WELIsvGLLE, o., May 16.-Daye Lynch
an employe of the Plate mill, here, met
with a painful accident. last evening.
While working over large sheet OF rcd-hot
iron he slipped and fell upon the fiery
metal, burning his back and hands in
terrible manner. His injuries, while Sc
we're, are not considered dangerous, NJ.
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Point Breeze Park Races.

PuIIADrLPHIA, May 16.-In the three
minute class, Young Fullerton won three
straight heats; 0Connor I'd, and Charlotte
Cushman 3. Time-2'S6A; 2:4; 2:3lA.
Class 2:20-F. r. Morris won in straight
heats: Croxie ID, Humboldt Sd and Bella
4th. lime -2:3lH. 2:26A, 2:26H.. -
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The ALLEGED DueI.

NEw YORK, May l6.-Turnbull, one OF
the parties to the alleged proposed duel
has not left the city, and judging from his
talk, does not propose to-
RrcHMoxD, Va, May l6.-Loubate. one OF
the supposed New York duelists, arrived
here Yesterday and left the hotel early this
morning.