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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-15
WATER WAITS.
Personal and General News from the
River Bank.

River Bank.
The river was rising at dark last night
with - feet 4 inches Of water in the chan
mel.
The Courier left at 1:3O yesterday morn.
| ing for Parkersburg.
The Bachelor left for Pittsburgh on time
yesterday.
The Dlurnal is the Parkersburg packet
TO day.
The Emma Graham passed up yesterday
morning en- route for Pittsburgh.
The Scotia passed Gown en- route for
Cincinnati yesterday morning.
The Jennie Campbell passed up yester-
day morning at 5 o'clock with three model
Barges. She will be ready to start for st.
Louis in two weeks.
The w. y. Chancellor is due down to-
day en- route for Charleston.
The st. Lawrence is due up to-day from
Cincinnati en- route for Pittsburgh.
The Resolute passed up with three barges
OF the Gray Iron Line.
The Bengal Tiger and Enterprise passed
down with lows OF coal.
The Jos. A. Stone, George Lysle and Josh
Cook passed up with empties
The Prince took an excursion party to
Steubenville yesterday evening.
Com. Armstrong, of the Monitor Tow.
boat Company, was up from Wheeling yes
terday. He has contracted with Rungle.
Of Brownsville, to build a hull for the
machinery of the unfortunate towboat
Amos, wrecked some weeks since by strik.
ing the south end pier Of the Fort Wayne
bridge.
The Carrier advanced the rate to ST.
Louis on heavy freights TO Is cts per 100
pounds. Boats have no trouble in getting
a trip from here, but it is hard 10 get any
thing back from st. Louis.-PitS5Urgh Com.
| mercidl GGzehs.
Messrs. Dunn and Williamson, pilots OF
the steamer Carrier, stand a watch clear 10
st. Louis. -PittsJorgh Er.
Capt Sam Dean is in command Of the
Iron Duke of the Grays Iron Line
PITTSBURGH, June l4.-River 10 feet 9
inches and rising. Weather clear and
pleasant.
MEMPHIS, June 1i.-River rose 1 inches.
Weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI, June Ii.-Riyer 10 feet 4
inches and rising. Weather clear.
CAIRO. June li.-River 81 feet 4 inches
and rising. Weather clear. Thermome-
ter I2'.
LOUISVILLE, June 1L.-River 8 feet 8
inches in the canal; Z feet 3 inches in the
chute On the falls.
EVANSVILLE, June lt.-River 10 feet 6
inches and stationary. Weather clear
aud warm. Wind east and north. .Mercu.
~ 1So
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THE NAILERS' MEETING.
Tie Tcn.UOur System Still In Statu
GUO,


GuO.
Last evening a meeting OF the Nail City
Lodge Of the Amalgamated Association
was held ct their hall, corner OF Twelfth
and Market streets. The purpose of til
call meeting was to cleo: delegates 20 at
;sGd a meeting Of delegates from all the
lodges in this district, which was 10 have
heen held in this city to nisht, for the pur-
lose Of deciding and enforcing the ten
hour system in the nail factorie'. A
large majority OF the MALE rs OF this
city were in Attendance, AID at TINES
during the meeting the members
became very heated in their discussion Of
the situation. Some OF them wished to
enforce the ten hour system Immediately,
regardless OF the action of the mills out SIDE
Of the city, and claiming (which was very
true that the mills outside OF this city and
in the district could be compelled to abide
by the laws Of the National Lodge, and the
action taken by the nail centre, which is
this city. Others wished TO work on at the
eleven hour system until the other mills
would decide to work ten hours, claiming
that they were doing an injustice to the
manufactures in this city. Owing
to the great difference Of opinion
and that the ten hour system was a fixture
and law, adopted by the National lodge, at
the instance OF the ~nsi!ers, and it could
not be changed or got over without acting
in direct VIOLENCE TO the Ama,gamatei As.
---t-.s-- - L. --~-~s - --~ --~VIUIiuI
lodge. They decided 10 not appoint any
delegates, out to notify all the nail factO.
ries that the ten hour system must be
on fprnaA or1 for thnT ~ pngUAr
the notification Immediately. The lodge
then adjourned to meet again next Friday
evening, when a final action will be taken,
as in that space OF time the secretary will
he able to hear from the other mills. One
thing is certain, the ten hour system will
certainly be enforced. 1t is only the ques-
tod of q few days or a week at the farthest.
Another mailer from over the river was
met at a late hour, and in reply to an en-
quiry stated that his lodge had elected
delegates and was in readiness for to.
p,rht'c pnontipu
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REELAIRE.
An Interesting budget OF General Lo-
cal News.

cal SeNs.
Dr. F. J. Martin has returned from his
trip down the river TO his old home in Mat
amOraS.
MIS-. Michael Burchey, Mrs. Earl Clark
and Mrs. Joseph Camp left on the early
train yesterday morning for Syracuse, n.
who '%Silf ib, Sc 6uttihssd t AZ fbat oil o;. !Hs ms after.
noon.
John Shauafelt, of the Second ward, who
has been laid up with the fever several
weeks, has so far recovered as to be able to
be out yesterday.
Hon Clark Irwin, of Mt. Vernon, O., was
in the city yesterday. Mr.. Irwin is chair.
man OF the Democrat State Central Com
mittee, and n candidate for nomination on
tue Democratic ticket for Attorney Gener-
al. He was looking up his friends here
and getting in some political work.
y. l.. Marsh, the Union street ieweler,
left yesterday for a business trip 10 Pitts.
burgh.
The "isiting Druids have nearly all left
for their homes.
The glass workers picnic on Wheeling
Island tomorrow will attract IN immense
crowd from this city.
Mayor Cooper and Marshal Druyan we're
out at the county seat to-day telling what
they know about the liquor cases. Fifty
six other witnesses are also in attendance.
The liquor cases from this city have all
been settled but two, and they were up for
trial yesterday.
Mrs. T. J. Criswell, Of Normal, ILL.,, is the
guest of Mrs. J. II. Mi.ligan, at her home
just west of the city.
Strawberries are plentiful in market.
This fruit is unusually fine this season.
Robert l.. Cochran will leave for tie far
west the first of next week. He is one Of
the kind of men the community is sorry
to lose.
Alvin r. Darrah, who left for the west
some time ego, las arrived safely at his
destination in " a%shington Territory. He
writes home that he is much pleased with
tie country. lie has obtained a very good
POSITION in a general merchandising estab.
lishment.
The firm OF Lawrence & Crawford, the
Bellaire street grocers, has been dissolved.
Mr.. Lawrence has purchased the interest
Of Lis partner. and will hereafter be sole
proprietor. Mr.. Crawford left last even
ing for his former home in Guernsey
county on a visit.
John II. Matter and his gang of men are
busily engaged in repainting the NJ. +
Church. This gentleman is n thorough
workman, and when the work is com
ple'ed will make the church one of the
handsomest church buildings in the city.
Michael Gavin died at the home of his
brother on South Guearsey street on
Wdnesda Y night at ten o'clock. The fu-
neral services will be held at st. Johns
church this morning at $3.50.
Alex Wiley, who went West about one
month ago to locate, came home yesterday
evening, very much dissatisfied with the
western country.
wear dingv or fadad thinys
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Transfers.

Tie following transfers OF real estate
were admitted to record by Clerk Hook
yesterday:
Deed made June Il, 1888, by Nicholas
He'll and wife to John c.. Carney for the
south half of lot No. 6, in square Is. in
Caldwell's addition. Consideration $3.50.
Deed made June Is, 1888. by Henry Bru'
ner 10 A. c.. Howell for a certain piece OIL
ground on alley No. 2, in the First ward.
Consideration 1925.
Deed made February 4. 1880, by John NJ.
Dougherty and wife to Henry Bruner, for
a certain piece of ground on the hill side
near the National road, First ward. Con
alteration Az
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stt Z moi necessary to eer mimic parti

s1t Is not necessary to eer mimic partie-
ulars in referring to the complicated
organic and functional difficulties to
which the more delicate classes of Amsri-
can women are subject; but we take pleas
ure in saying that Mrs, Lydia E Pick
hams Great Remedy for all these troubles
has an unbounded popularity.
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Summer Idyl.

And these are the days when unmuzzled
hydrophobia amb.eth up aud down the
streets, 10 the great ~trepidation and distress
Of the unwary pedestrian.
And the deliberately dressed youth, mi
nus the necessary shekles, with sweet fem.
iuirity tackled on either side Of him, me-
snders leisurely up and down the streets
and-faiieth 10 see the ice cream sign.
And the restaurant man aud his disgust
ed cohorts will soon have to wreStle with
the multitudinouS fly.
An d the long.sufFering bosrder and the
two,handed butter have a daily struggle for
the mastery.
And the genius presiding over the soda
fountain gsthereth in the 'nicks' and
smileth comPlacently as he observeth the
eflervescent disappear down the throats Of
thirsty pilgrims.
And it is quite refreshing to observe the
bland smile of the ~compounder of the
frigid as he disheth up the deliciously
favored creams to his sweltering patrons.
And the "perficuous" scribe hustleth
with disheve!ed hair for the wary item,
and scriIbletA in frantic despair on
'bosh."
And the new fedgsd orchestra-mosqui-
tos-play their new soul.harrowing tune,
Il" 'of'u'e you' seatsy'
A Wrecked Canine Bark.
SceHe-Fourteeth street, about $50 yes,
terday afternoon.
He was a dog. Color-s sort OF a stand
of between a light drab snd the newiy.lsid
sidewalk bricks. He was a besuty-and
had no tail. We think he must have been
fooling with the children in the upper
story Of the house. Anyhow, while ssun-
tering leisarely up the street the uprosrous
merriment Of the children in the upper
story of the house and bow-wows of a dog
caused a halt in our further proceedings
and We awaited Developments. We didn't
wait long. The children were having a
good time. So Was the dog.
But the purp's cup of happiness was
soon destined to be filed to the
erim with SORROW; for in 4 mis-.
tskened moment OF security he made
a cash for the upper story window.
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Well Rewarded.

A liberal reward will be paid to any par
ty who will produce a case of Liver, Kid.
ney or Stomach complaint that Electric
Bittters will not speedily cure. Bring them
along, it will cost you nothing for the med.
icine il ii fails to cure, and you will be we'll
rewarded for your trouble besides All
blood diseases, Biliousness, Constipation,
and general debility are quickly cured. Sat,
isfaetion guaranteed Or money refunded.
Price only Fifty cents per bottle. For sale
BY Logan & Co, druggists, Bridge corner.
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Wheeling Onrsmcn.

Wheelingi is coming TO the front in aquat.
ic circles. George Weisgerber the noted
oarsman, has been entered in one or two
of the races in the Pullman regatta, which
takes place on the 22d and sd inst, at
Pullman, Ill. Ed. Clator and VIM. Brice.
land, also Oarsmen OF Wheeling, are en-.
tered in the races. Mr.. Charles Miller, of
Bridgeport, as friend and hacker of WeiS.
gerber, will start this week for Chicago to
make the preliminary arrangements.
Weisgerber, C1ator and Briceland are en-
tered in the single scall race aud Weis.
gerber and Felsing in the double scull.-
BellajTC hIdcpSaient.
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We offer the following secondhand OIL

We offer the following secondhand Or
CANS at great bargains, viz:
Ole 5 octave Shoninger organ for S2l.
One 5 octave Peioubet and Pslton orgln,
6 stops. $40.
One 5 octave S~honinger organ, 5 stops,
for $50.
One5 octave Shoninger organ, 6 stops,
for SEQ.
One . octave Taylor & Farley organ, 6
stops, for $50.
:. One 5 octave Smith American organ, 6
stops, for $50.
A stool and book is included with each
organ at the above prices. Gail at once and
examine them. Wilson & Banner, 1910
Market street. sole SCENTS for the celebrated
Kranich and Bach Pianos.
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A Rum ON Drug store.

Never was such q rush made for any drug
store as is now at Logan & Co.'S, Bridge
Corner, for a Trial Bottle OF Dr.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. All persons affected with Asthma,
Bronchitis, H~oarSeness, Severe Coughs, or
any affection OF the Throat and Lungs, can
get q Trial Bottle of this great remedy, 10c,
by calling at above Drug Store. Regular
size, 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-15

Lovers Of ice cream will be benefited
by calling on Mrs. Ziegenfelder at 65
Twelfth street, for the best ice cream in
the city. Our Ice cream is made from pure
cream from T. P. Phillips jersey cows,
and is strictly first class. No ad~ulteratisn.
Wholesale and retail. Orders by telephone
will receive prompt attention. Goods de-
livered free OF charge to ali parts Of the
city.
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j. w. ANIICK'S HEA
COUNTER

100 pairs WOmen's Kid and
Morocco button at $1.25.
20 pairs Mems and Boys fine
low cut shoes at 81.
so pairs Infants Kid slippers
at csc.
We offer tina above odd lots to
close them out, and all genuine
bargains ut j. w. AMICK'S,
1I43 Main Street.
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Thc Mnrhet Street improvement.

The work Of grading and recobbIing
Market street, south of the creek, had pro-
cseded as far as the northern line Of Twen-
ty-trst street last evening, and as far as
completed is certainly a great impro We
ment. The grade Of the completed p1r.
ton is about six inches lower than before,
making 1t much easier for heavy teams
going south. The earth being very firm
aud solid, sshut little preparation IS re-
,Yirai IN rJttiH" dnWp the neY hnrldars.
lie Old he'd - ramnvaa 70 dsnth 81 about
twelve inches, and after spreading a layer
Of mill cindprS two or three inches deep,
the Cobbies are replaced and rammed down
securely, at once making 4 sold and sub
s;antidi ROAD. About twenty men are en-
LACED at the work.
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The Chambers Case.

4 report was circulated Oh the streets
yesterday that the Supreme Court hal
Granted the pickpocket, Joe Chamb rs, a
rev trial. This IS a mistake altogether. A
wr,t Of error was Issued, merely to prevent
tie prisoner from being taken to the Peni.
i,rtiarv on Yesterday. The first Monday
In August is rule day, and the case Will
not be tired before September, If then, by
the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court
sill try the Case in its regular order, and
Ct before, and all reports as to what the
Judges should have said about toe case
are false, and unworthy of credit by whom.
scorer made. Chambers will still remain
in Jail, where he has been for six months.
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IbrsliR9 Re9istsr.
FRIDAY, JUNE rs. ISaS.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

For Rent-EOom With Beard.
Palace RefrigeratOrs-Nssbitt X Bro.
For CiDCinnati-Steamer st. Lawrence.
Baby CaFriages-JOSeph Graves.
For Sale-UneNpired Contract.
Potato Bugs-R. II. List.
First BreaS-A. S~iedenbSCh X BIO
Head Of LEGAL
Furniture at Auction-A. S. Harden
[LoSsl Page
Painters and Builders Supplies-W. \.
NObby Neckwesr--C. c. Mofatt & Co.
Wedding Gifts-I. G. Dillon.
Kid ButtOned ShOes-W. II. Forster.
Carpetings-G. Mendel Il Co.
Generalization Cards.. l.. Nicoll.
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The Weather ID

WASHINGTON, D c., June 15-l:S0 4, N.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
warmer, fair weather, east to south winds,
and lower barometer.
For the Lower Lake region, fair weather,
easterly to ~southerly winds and lower b.
rometef.
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BrekIen,s Arntca SaIye,

The greatest medical wonder OF the
world. Warranted to speedily cure Burns,
Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe.
yer, Sores, Cancers. Piles, Chilblains,
Corns, letter, Chapped Hands and all skin
eruptions, guaranteed to cure in every ia.
stance, or money refunded. p cents per
box. For sale by Logan & Co., Druggists,
Bridge Corner.
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%ISDULSEsr parents who allow their
children to eat heartily Of h-igh-seasoned
food, rich pies, cake, &C., will have to use
Hop Bitters to prevent Indigestion, sleep.
less nights, sickness, pain, and, perhaps,
death. No family 10 safe without them in
the house.
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The SmalInoN ScourGe.

Secretary Of the Board OF Health Reeves
has as yet received no official corroboration
Of Tie reported fresh outbreak OF smallpox
in Mercer county. news OF which was c)n-
tanned in q private letter received at
superintendent OF Schools Butchers offi q
Tues lay ~eveuins,and mention of which was
made in Wednesdays issue OF the REGISTER
Secretary Reeves is inclined to believe the
report is false, or at least greatly eXagSera.
ted. thinking were it otherwise he would
have had some official notification. The
appended postal card received by him,
dated Monday mentions 4 report OF one new
case, but nothing more:
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, June II.
Dr.. J. L. RcercS:
The smallpox is reported on Island
Creek, Mercer county, fifteen miles from
here. One case. Please send me some
virus at ONCE. J.P. MCNUTT.
island Creek is in the extreme eastern
portion Of the county, about twenty miles
from Princeton.
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eheap Excurafoa ea the y 4 o.sss
ChfcagOe

49,
eheap ExeurAfon en the 4. 4 0.sse
ChicaGsi
On Wednesday, June 10th, 1888 National
Exposition Of railway appliances. epeciei
attractions. An electric railway, the hrst
Ia America built for business. Two trains,
carving passengers in beautiful cars In
constant operation. TSo large bands oil
music, one in main building and one In
annex. First exposition Of the ! ever
held in the world. On above date excur-
sion trains will run as follows: Leave
Washington, Pa, at Z A. u 9:l5 A. T., ana
5P. N So round trip: Wheeling 800 4. n,
2:l5 p. NJ, HIS P. NJ, s.; Bellaire l0:S A.
NJ, 5 p. N, 1857 r. NJ, s. IS; Newark 2:lO
r. NJ, 7:35, A.. NJ, $500. n, SO. Arrive a.
Chicago at 5: 40 A.. NJ, S:35 A. NJ, and ~
P NJ. Tickets good 10 return for five days.
Returning trains leave Chicago at $40 A.
NJ, 5:iO I. NJ, aud $40 p. Il. Day coaches
and B. & o. palace sleepers to and from
Chicago without change, on all through
kemember the B. & O. Is the only line
landing passengers at the ESposuon
building. Fast trains. through cas-, ana
unrive.ed co uipment make 1t the popular
route between the East and West. For
tickets, general information, etc, call on
ger Agent Trans.0hio Divisions.
Selling for H.lr Price for Cash.
Silver Grey Bunting, &c worth l0e; fine
French A. Butting, in all the new shades
of colors, at CSC worth SOC; Window Blinds.
with fringe, soc worth $l.0. Carpets and
Oil Cloths for less than ever. Call soon at
Nos. 2Ol9 and 202l Main street.
joins RoENSh
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Extra

I received this week q large line Of Men
Button Congress and Low Cut Shoes,
suitable for the season. An inspection
will satisfy anyone that 1 have the best
stock In the city and at the lowest prices
L. v. Bfoxp.
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speethe for Change or Life,

WE are n receipt OF q letter from J; 1.
Handy, ESQ, Of Floral, Ark, In which
the writer says: Samaritan Nerrtas cures
female decline. snd during the change OF
life il is a specific. Suggestive fscts' truly.
81 20.
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L. PrrTsFoRp, Mass. Sept. %, 1878.
SIRs-1 have taken Hop Bitters and rec
ommend them to others, as I found them
very beneficial. Mrs. J. W. fuller. Sec.
Nomen's Temperance Union.
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A. s. Harden will close gu his entire
stock Of Furniture at Auction on Tuesday,
June 18th, commencing At two O'Clock p. u,
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MARSHALL & Co.. ITO Nam ST., are otter
ing special Bargains every week. Last
week they sold their large assortment of
hosiery at lower prices than re ever saw
same qualities. This coming week they
are going to make specialties on Psrssnis
apd Lawns
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McLAIN's Pectoral Cough Syrup is &C.
knogledged By every one to be the best
medicine msde for the purpose. No NOR
phia or opium.
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Special Announcement,

l will offer this week some real bargains
in Ladies Shoes, Walking Shoss and Slip
pers Call early while we have a full assort-
menf u RInnn
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He got through all right, and-somethiig
'drapped.' 1t was the dog. To say ttHt
the canine was astonished does not hall d.
scribe il. After surveying the ruins to SIC
if his anatomy was all there, he shook him
self together, gave n yelp aud disappear
ed around q corner like 9 flash, while the
children howled in chorus from The height
above at his untimely exit
APopuiar Cry.~
The following request, very n~umerousl.
signed by ladies and gentlemen, has beef
handed US for publication. The requea
but voices the sentiment of a large portion
of the community, and we hope the ladies'
and gentlemen of the company thus ap'
pealed to will give it favorable consitera
ton
"WHEELING, June II, 1SS.
"To the Members Of the Julius Cesar DraRatic
Company:
"Knowing that one.half the persons fat
desired to see your rendition of Shate'
spears great tragedy of Julius Cesar had
not the opportunity, and many whs had
thar pleasure desiring to witness 1t again,
we do respectfully request Of you Il rpeti'
ton OF the same at such early date as you
can best arrange, and we do auaranteeyou
a crowded house"
Fhe Coming Fair.
How is the State Fair coming on? p en-
quired a reporter of Clerk Hook, yesterday.
"First.rate; eTeIything is moving aonG
smoothly, and We will undoubtedly pre-
sent a more attractive display to the pub
lie than ever before. The extensive i'm.
proyements we have projected are gNing
forward rapidly, the grounds are bling
thoroughly overhauled and cleaned up,
and everything done that experience can
suggest or money procure to make the
buildings and enclosure agreeable and
attractive to the thousands of citizensand
outsiders who will visit there in SePlem'
ber."
"How about flyers suggested the re
porter. HAS anything been done looking
10 the securing of noted fast horses Tor the
raceS?' q,
"That was Just what I was going to speak
of. Our committee on fast horses etc
Messrs. Robert Campbell, Ed. MenGel and
Wm. II. Exley-left for Columbus to-day
to attend the races there, for the express
purpose Of getting pointers and interesting
horsemen in the Wheeling Fair. We are
satisfied the Nail City can offer sufficient
inducement in the way OF a good track
large crowds and attractive purses to Sc,
cure a number OF No. l horses during tii
week"
Anything else?'
Yes, by the way, our Cattle Committee
Messrs. Julius lie Moyne, L. ?. Sisson an
l.. r. Jacobs, are over on the grounds tai
afternoon looking around preparatory &c
| erecting additional sheds AMI stables, ald
putting in other accommodations and con
veniences."