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Daily globe., 1883-07-18
ReddYfOr the Race.

PRESCOTT, Ont, July 1.-THE water was
very rough this afternoon and Hanlan and
Ross were prevented from taking the usual
daily spin. Boatmen expect the river will
be disturbed a few days owing to the wind.
Ross and Hanlan express themselves in
very good condition and ready. They do
not care about postponement, but are
anxious to have the race over. The New
Brunswicker's rowing weight is ITO pounds.
Hanlan is trained down fine. The hacker
of Courtney is endeavoring to arrange a
race with Ross. A race is already arranged
for Fulton, of New York, on the 26tb with
Hanlan, Lee and Hosmer. Davis, Hanlan's
judge, was with the champion all after
noon. Betting tonight is q to 1 in favor
of Hanlan. Ross speaks of opening a
saloon il Montreal after the race.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
Base Ball.

At Pittsburg- -Alleghenys Z; Metropoli-
tans 6. Fourteen innings.
At Baltimore 8; Athletics 3.
At Peoria-Saginsws 8; Peorias 6.
At Ft. Wayne-Ft. Wayne 9; Bay City
1.
At Springfeld-Springfelds 6; Grand
Rapids 2.
At Omaha-Port Hurons 8; Union Pa
cifcs 5.
AtQuincy-Toledo IA; Quincy 5.
At st. LOuis-St Louis 5; Cincinnati
At Eclipse 5; Columbus 4.
At Buffalo-Buffalos 81; Philadelphia
6.
At Chicago-Chicagos 4; Bostons O.
At Detroit 4; Detroit 2.
At Cleveland-New Yorks 4; Clevelandc
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
The Monmouth Park Races.

MONMOUTH PARK, N. j., July 17.-Mile
and three-eighths- A. Ella, first; Parole,
second; Faircount, third. Time, 2:2515.
Three-quarter mile, two-year-olds -
Ramora, first; Red Star, second; Chanti-
cleer, third. Time, 1:1715.
Mile, Eatontown stakes, two-year old
and upwards first; Jack of
Hearts, second; Little Minch, third. Time,
1: 1:424.
One-quarter mile General Monroe, first;
Bozdam, second; Brunswick, third. Time,
2:13.
Three-quarter mile, all ages-Weasel,
first; Battledoor, second; Lena, third.
Time, 1861. Chicadee left at post.
Hurdle race, one and one-half miles
Forage, first; Buster, second; Palanca,
third. Time, 2:2515.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
The lfh{efpe-

'Parson" Davis, managing the Paddy
Ryan Athletic combination, to give an
exhibition at Market hall Friday evening,
received a telegram yesterday from Mr..
Ryan stating that he had just concluded
arrangements for a four round glove
match with Sullivan, the American cram
pion, at Boston, Sept. 8. Ryan, Dalton.
John Files, Paddy Norton, Harry Mack
and other members os the organization
to appear in st. Paul, will reach the city
Thursday morning.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
Il Challenge to Capt. Dalton.
MINNEAPOLIS, July II, 1883.

MINNEAPOLIS, July II, 1855.
To the Editor of the Globe:
Dear Sir: notice in the daily papers
the announcement of the coming of
"Parson" Davies show, with Paddy Ryan
and Capt. James Dalton as attractions.
Now, as have learned Capt. Dalton claims
to have defeated me in Milwaukee, my
former home, aud as Mr.. Dalton has often
declared his willingness to meet me again,
all he has to do is to name his time and
place of contest, with or without gloves.
will either meet him at st. Paul, where he
shows Friday night, or he can meet me at
my place, 106 Hennepin avenue, at any
time. Yours, ETC., JOHN DONALDSON.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
The Telephoners WIN Strike.

CHICAGO, July 1.-THE Telephone COM
pany officials to-day sent for the foremen
of their gangs of repairers and line men
and asked what the men wanted. The
foremen. in reply, referred them to the
executive committee of the Telegraphers'
brotherhood. The officials refused to re-
cognize that committee and it is stated
that at subsequent meeting it was de-
cided to strike at 8 o'clock tomorrow
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
Hantam Do,r.. on courtney.

OGDENsBURG, N. Y, July 17.-Ranlan is
much put out because Ross has asked c..
E. Courtney to oficiate as his judge in the
referees boat, and authorizes this state
ment: l. Edward Hanlan, will ask Ross
tomorrow not to have Courtney connected
in any way with this race, and will ask
that he be not allowed on the referees
boat.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
Sole Of Thoro,tnhbrels.

MONMOUTH PARK, N. j., July IA sale
of thoroughbreds, brood mares, horses in
training and yearlings took place before
the races. Col. Bruce conducted the sale.
About 200 buyers, including prominent
horsemen of the country, were present.
The terms were cash. Bidding in some in
stances was spirited and the sales satisfac-
tory.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18

Index, Waiting, Handicap, Revelle, Zoe B,
Gotham, Western, Millboy.
Free for all Pacers-Buffalo Girl, Fuller,
Richbolt, Sailor Boy, Flora Belle, Gem
and Lucy.
2:1S class, Trotters-Ca Catch1y, Adele
Gould, j. B. Thomas, William.H., Fanny
Witherspoon. Minnie R., Santa Claus, Rosa
Wilkes.
Entries for the free for all trot close to-
morrow night.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
Confessed Judgment.

CHICAGO, July 17.-Raphael Bros, whole
sale dealers in liquor and cigars, to-day
confessed judgment in favor of his daughter
for SIG, 700. Liabilities unknown. Assets
in stock about $4,000.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
The H0IlL0a-ROss Race.

PRESCOTT, Ont, July 17.-HanIan and
Ross have agreed to extend the time of
starting from to 6:15 p. m. tomorrow.
Suitable water failing, the race is to take
place between 10 q. m. and noon, or be-
tween 3 and G;45 p. m. on the day follow
ing.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
SPORTING.
TWO OF CON-. KITTSON'S HORSES IN
YESTERDAYS CHICAGO R4CES.

2:17 Glass and Gem Fourth in the Pacing
Race---The Status of the Midway Stables
THE Hanlan-Ross Boat Race---Other
Sporting Matters.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
win ProbabIy Resume e

BETHLEHEM, Pa, July 17.-Fires in the
gas house of the iron works were started
to keep the furnaces heated. This is re-
garded as step towards the early resump-
tion of work.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
SUMMARY.

Purse of $2,5OO, open to all PAGERS,
$1,000 extra to beat 2:11l1i, proved the
most interesting event of meeting thus
far. Buffalo Girl was the favorite at the
beginning and still stronger in the pools
after Flora Belle won the first heat. Rich
ball. the winner, sold in the field for the
first three heats.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
Mystic Park Races.


BosToN, July 17.-At the opening day of
the July meeting at Mystic park, there
was good attendance and track. George
W.. the favorite in the three-minute class,
got second place.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
The CHICAGO Races.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July 17.-Third day Of
the Chicago driving park summer meeting.
The weather was cool and cloudy; the track
fast, attendance large, and the sport con-
fined to the pacing race:
Purse $2,500 for 2:17 class; $500 extra
to beat PA. The race was a procession
in each heat, Edwin Thorne leading from
wire to wire, followed by Won Arnim and
Charlie Ford in the order named.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
FIRES.

CHATTANOOGA, July ia fire at Oxford,
Ala, destroyed $4,000 worth Of property;
partially insured,
Daily globe., 1883-07-18
STEADY STRENGTHENING.

STEADY STRENGTHENING.
The Chicago Wheat Market Still on the
Upward Grade.
AGAIN OFTWO CENTS YESTERDAY.
Corn and Oats Not as Strong but Closed
With Firm Feeling.
THE M'GEOGH COMPROMISE.
Provisions Becoming Healthier in Tone
and Gaining Ground DAILY.
LOWER PRICES ON WALL STREET.
The Raid OH ManitOba-NOrthern Pa
cific Firmer-Future Indications.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18

CLEVELAND, July 17.-Wm. Bedford
brakeman on the Cleveland & Pittsburg
road, fell between the cars of a moving
freight train, near the city this morning,
was run over and killed. He leaves a
widow and child.
Daily globe., 1883-07-18

SHAMoKIN, Pa, July IA freight
train on the Reading railroad, about mile
from here, was badly wrecked, twelve cars
being thrown from the track, by striking a
COW. William Thomas, of this place, was
killed; James Hoffman, brakeman, serious
ly injured. Thomas was travelling sales.
man.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-11-01

said she, "and before we do 80 must
obtain your forgiveness. You have al
ways treated me with respect and love,
and II have repaid your devotion with
coldness and scorn. Will you forgive
me?"
Most certainly" coldly answered
Frederick, making great effort to sub
due the passion her unwonted gentle
ness had reused. II loved you, and
probably by unceasing devotion, wearied
you. needed lesson, and l have
earned it. 1 could not expect one who
did not love me to"
"Stop there and listen to me-" said
Lena. land if my confession, made in
this hour, seems unmaidenly, let my
excuse be that it was the only repara-
ton in my power. l am wealthy-the
wealthiest woman in all Germany-as it
is said. From my childhood I have
feared to be loved for my wealth, and,
with my earnest nature, l know that a
marriage without love would be death.
People whom I counted my warm, sin
cere friends told me that my riches were
all you cared for--that you lavisbed
your comparative little wealth upon me
only the more surely to gain possession
Of my princely fortune. l did not be
lieve them, but I wished to try you. In
my cautioIlsness 1 went too far, too far !;
for have lost what valued more than
life--your love!"
Elena, Lena, be CAREFUL said the
young man.
II am past care for anything now
she replied. Tomorrow / leave for
England, never to return. l could not
go without a'king you to forgive me;
without telling yon, AS the only balm |
can offer, that if l made yon suffer |
suffered also, and perhaps more acateltv,
for 1 was called heartless. COLI, IN
principled, by the only being ever
loved in the world, that L" Sh could
say DO more, for she was clasred 10
eager arms and covered with impassion
alto kisses. a few minutes she lay there.
then freed herself, all blushing and tear
full, from her lovers embrace. A mo-
ment she left the room, and then r.
turned, bearing basket, which she gave
to Frederick. On opening it his falcon
flew out. Resting her beautiful head Oh
Frederick's shoulder, she said, Take
me. dear Frederick. l yield myself to
you. overcome by your love and unset
fish fundamentally brought to hand
by your falcon"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-11-01
THE PRESCRIPTION.

They were parting at the gate
Man and maid
Still he tarried, although late,
Longing much tn hear his fate,
Yet to ask 1t half afraid.
"If | only knew" said he,
"Only knew"
"Let me give advice" said she.
make confidant o. me;
can be help TO you"
"Ah! know that" an ,wered he,
With IL sigh.
Now l guess IL all" cried she;
"You are In love, plainly see,
And AFRAID to tell her-fe"
You're With to guess 80 weD,'
Answe, ri he,
al would like to have you tel
How 70 make a sick heart well:
Kindly now prescribe for me-"
Every heart will cure a heart"
Low laughed she;
"You must find another heart,
Then your own will lose its start
Try this olden remedy"
Let me have your heart" he plead.
Nay" sne said;
81 have none" mo hearth" he said;
"rhen 20 uncontrolled
Nine d Dos ell heart must be-"
1T is yours and Rhe laughed low:
Don't you seer
i prescribed 1t long ago
seeing that you suffered so.
What 30 blind ss men can be-"
Nod only known before"
Whispere 1 he,
'Wh at q cure you had in store!'
You'd have suffered all the more;
men are foolish things" said size.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1883-11-01
ALL SORTS.

A Michigan barber sign: Man wants
but little hair below, nor wants that lit
tie long.
Here is suggestion which may do
you good: If every man will mend one
we shall all be mended.
A scandal monger is not simply the
man who tells oil he knows, but the man
who tells more than he knows.
A Philadelphia coal dealer recently re
ceived from prominent shoddyite. who
had been to Europe, an order for five
tons of coal delivered la cart.
That homely babies make the best look
ing folks is an adage as old as time itself;
but you dare not tell mother her baby
is homely.-New Haven Register.
"It's an ole sayin' dat one bird in de
han is with two in de bush, says Uncle
Joe. ut may be with more ter de man
but il amt with half as much ter de
bird"
my gracious, what's the matter? You
with the boys?" mo, been up all night
with girl" "A girll' "Yes, girl
about ten months old. She's teething."
A female physician in New York
town is charged with commencing a
post-mortem examination before the pa
trent was dead She is entitled to the
medal as the most inquistive woman on
record
When Tecumseh Sherman kissed a
whole row of grown-up girls at q recep-
ton at st. Louis, Mark Twain stood off
-, I,,r tb.. hltsSft,1 an.cnl..
and groaued: "Who wouldn't march to
the sea-"
1t is said that the art of making Da-
mascus steel has been lost to the world,
but no one need grieve over it. We have
state treasurers in this country who
would steel Damascus herself if they
could get tow line fast anywhere.
An enterprising chap in New York
advertises that he is prepared to receive
orders for the composition of dime nov
els, advertisements and other extrava-
CANT pieces of fiction. His lie abilities
are BOT estimated, but they must be i'm
mense.
She was a woman Of property while
head. "Do you lovo mef" said he. In
uteu, tuuccu, QUO hhoNcStiy
INJURED. "Well," he replied, lone deed
will be sufficient If you put it all in my
name"
A bride complained to her husband
that she had been too busy oil day to get
of her feet once, and the unhappy man
who had already discovered several
make ups in her construction, exclaimed
in amazement, GOOD heavens, do they
come off, too"
A gardener of Strasburg-Neudo,f pos
sessos large vine, from which the wasps
in one week removed 300 pounds to
400 pounds of grapes. After trying in
vain to get rid of the insect pest by at
tacning to the vine bottles with honey
water, which attracts and browns the
wasps, he took bucket half full Of boil
ing water, placed it under the grapes and
by beating the attacked vines he brushed
the wasps off into the boiling water. In
two hours he killed nearly two quarts Of
wasps. The early morning, when the
warps are stiffened with the cool air, at
noon, when they are giddy from the
Juice which they have absorbed, and the
evening re the best times for this opsr-
alton.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-06

To THE WEsT.-Elegant special
through coaches will leave Staunton
via the old reliable Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad, stopping at all Stations OH
Harper's Ferry and Valley Branch,
Shenandoah junction and Martins
burg, on Tuesday, February 9th, and
every Tuesday thereafter until fur
Their notice, at ZOO A. NJ, for st.
Louis and Chicago, connecting with
trains for all points in Kansas, Illi-
npis, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska and
Texas. Household Goods will be
handled carefully and carried through
at the Lowest Rates without change
from Staunton. S. 1. Beeler, Esq,
will accompany each Excursion Train
to look after the Comfort of the Pas
sengers. Baggage checked to desti-
nation. Passage by this route as Low
as the Lowest. For Passenger and
Freight Rates and Full Information,
apply in person or address: Agents
on Valley Branch Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad; c. E. Dudrow, Travelling
Agent, Staunton, Va; or A. d. Barr,
Ticket Agent, Charlestown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-06
TIM BATTLE OF 1uE Books-.lden. of

Literary Revolution memory, is raising again
the hopes and enthusiasm of those who delight
in books. "A few months ago his enemies
thought, and his friends feared, that his enter
prise had met with irretrieyable overthrow;
but here he is again with ga larger catalogue, of
better books, at totres prices than eUe- before.n-
His semi-weekly ELZEvIR MAGAZINKi is certain
ly most unique, charming. and marvelously
cheap collection of gems of literature. Itgfves,
Tor Instance, Tennyson's ssEnoch Arden, " VIII
sons The Sea Serpents of Science" Farrar's
Wrinkle, Goldsmith's .sThe Deserted Village,
and the Traveller, each complete, for only two
cents; Life of Washington Irving" by the
poet r.. H. Stoddard, for 6 cents: Bunyan's
Pilgrims Progress" complete, finely flustra-
ted, for ten cents; and numerous others like in
character and in price. If you think it incred-
ible, send postal card and n specimen copy
will be sent you free. His monthly magazine,
CHOICE LITERATURE at % cents u year. con-
tains the choisest selections from the foreign
magazines and reviews. in amount nearly as
and 1t Is printed in excellent style; copy of
this also will be sent free upon application
Besides numerous other publications, he Is Is
suing series of cyclOpedias, each devoted to n
special subject, such as Cyclopedias of History,
Biography. Poetry, Fiction. Religious Liter
allure, Choice Prose. Zlit and Hunor, etc; of
these he has something over thirty volumes
ready for delivery, and many Others to follow
soon Specimens received at this office show
excellent workmanship in every respect: much
superior to the average of the publications of
the American Book Exchange. He wants
club agent in every neighborhOod, and will send
catalogues with large Inducements free on re-
quest. Address John B. Alden, Publisher, Is
Vescy street. New York
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-06

Such letters as the following, from
an old jefferson boy in the far-off
State of Missouri, serve to gladden.
the printers heart, and smooth the
rough and thorny places in his path
way of life:
Dear Sir:-You will find two dol
lars for paper, and excuse delay 1
would have sent you a turkey, on New
Years day, if you had not been so far
off. With all truth, 1 never put a
meal in my mouth during the holidays
without thinking of you. We have
had abundant crops of everything,
and if you were close 1 would make
you glad with sack of nice apples.
of which fruit we were more than
blessed. the limbs of the trees bent
to the ground and were so loaded that
they looked like grape vines; you
would hardly have believed your own
eyes. When you ask your patrons for
little cash, | always take it to my
self when l owe you for your paper,
then l hurry up the cash, to read my
own 1 live six miles from the office.
and II is announcement sometimes to
send money send the 81 bill ex-
Pressly for you, and intended YOU
should have it before Christmas to get
that very turkey you wished.
Respectfully yours, $50
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-06
Mr.. Angus and assistants have been

Mr.. Angus and assistants have been
engaged for few days past in de-
livering. in this county, Hardesty &
Co.'S Historical Hand Atlas, illus
trated. with special history of the Vir-
ginias and outline map and histories
of Berkeley and jefferson counties.
The work is Il valuable one, and comes
fully up to the description given by
the canYassers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-06

PRESCRIPTIONS; BRING THEM TO U.s.
u THIS department Of our business receives
our greatest care and Intention, and nothing IS
spared TO make everything connected with II as
complete and perfect as possible. None but the
purest and best ingredients are ever used. Tho
greatest care and attention 10 even the minUtest
details are invariably Obseryed. None but eK-
pericnccd and thoroughly competent persons
are allowed in this particular department. No
pains Is spared 70 have the prescription pre-
pared from the very best ingredients with eI-
tTcTDe accuracy in order that the result may be
PERFECTION We invite your patronage, gnaT-
anteeiBg satisfaction and reasonable charges ut
all times. GEO. T. LIGHT,
October 3. 1892. Druggist
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-06

To the Citizens of jefferson county
and elsewhere, it will be 70 your in
terest to call and purchase your
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry-have
on hand all styles. Just received a
new lot of goods from the Eastern
Manufacturers, all of late designs
Also new lot of Silver Ware. L sell
American Watches from S. to $3.50,
amy price to suit you and warranted
for II months. All sizes of clocks,
for sale cheap Remember, do all
kinds~of Watch aud Jewclry Repair
ing-prices lower than anywhere in
the State: Come and look at the beau
tiful things. Cor. Main and George
SIS. Respectfully,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-06
To CONSrMpTIYES

The advertiser having been permanently
cured of that dreaded disease. CONSUMPTION by
= simple remedy. Is anxious 10 make known to
who desire it. he will send copy of the pre-
scriptiOn used. (frcc of c'large5 with the dfrec-
tons for preparing and using the same. which
they will find sure CURE for CoUGHs COLDS.
Parties wishing the Prescription. will please
address. Rev. Z. A. WILSON, 1914 Penn St,
WillianlsburSh. N Y. Feb. 81, 1SS2-1y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-06

PUBLIC SALEs.-Attention is called
to the following Public Sale advertise
ments, in this paper:
Tuesday, February 13M--Real Es-
tate, by D. B. Lucas. Special Com
missioner
Tuesday, February 13M.-Real Es-
tate. by D. B. Lucas and George
Baylor, Special Commissioners.
Tuesday, February I3M.-Alcx-
andria City Bonds. by Edward Tear
n"y-
Wednesday, February 2Ia.-Town
Property. by D. B. Lucas, Ext.
Thursday, February 22d.-Per-
sonal Property, by Col. r. p. Chew.
Thursday, Hdrch Ist.-PersonaI
Property, by Col Jno. T. Gibson.
Saturday, March I0th.-Personal
Property. by Charles H. KabIc, Adj
ministratOr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-06
W1NonEsrEn AND y1c1N1rr.-From

the Times we clip the following items :
Mr.. w. T. Gilbert continues very
ill, and no hope of his recovery is en-
tertained.
The widow of the late Rev. Benja-
min Brooke, whose illness we have
heretofore noted, died at her residence
near White Hall, on Sunday.
Our item last week in regard to
Governor Holidays fall upon the
ice was rather too strong. He was
not as much hurt physically as he
has been financially in answering tel
egrams and letters inquiring about
his condition.
The following from the Necs:
Mr.. George Graves, tenant on the
farm of Mrs. Washington, near Ste
phenson's Depot, committed suicide
last Tuesday by hanging himself in
the corn house.
Her relatives and many friends in
this community were panied to learn
this week of the death of Mrs. Kate
Harrison, wife of Rev. DIR. Harrison,
which occurred in Nashville, Tenn
essee. Mrs. Harrison was the daughter
of Mr.. Nimrod Kern, of this county
and a lady of refined taste and cul-
ture. Her remains will be brought
to Winchester for interment.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-02-06
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
indiscretion of youth. nervous weakness. early
decay. loss of manhood. &c, 1 will send re-
cipe that will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy was discovered by mission
airy in South America. Send self addressed
envelope to the REv. JOSEPH T. INMAS. Station
D.. Nelo York City. Arg. 5, 1SS-1y.