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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-11
STATE AND ylUIAIrY,
Recent Doingu Of West virEininus and
Their NelvhbOFs D.

Their Neighb0Fs.
About 10000 pounds Of wool have been
purchused BY the 6ometton, Ohio, buyers at
from IS to 50 cents. X. @. Myler, one Of the
buy rs, has sold his purohi SEES II 81 cents. n
Col. Romeo II. Freer, editor OF the Green.
hacker, 10 strong ius oniss. He was mallis.,
R,v. MI. Phbbls, atths West Virginia House,
In E.lsnboro. .5,'
Poles forfths Merchants and Bankers
Telegraph Company are raised rs far q, Paris,
Pa. A sscond gang Of woIkmen starls al
BufHsttstown Tomorrow toward Pittsburgh,
Tbs line VIII % completed from steubenville
10 Pittsburgh IN two wasks.
A young lad named Jones elopsd with d
girl named Mccormick In MononRalis coun.
~, aud married her In psnnsylvaniA few
dayss ago. When they returned, old Jones
cut switch, and after giving hIl boy good
thrashings sent him 10 school. The bridegroom
10 ten yeas old and the girl Ia twelye. A
law uuith tho result.
NJ, Gibson has had some troubis at tbs
Hsrvey SIS we'll, near Washington, Pa,
within the Last day OK TWO. After casing tbs
well 70 thu depth Of nearly four hundred feet,
when II the depth Of about seysh hundred
leet heavy SIeHM o. SALT water Vh1 struck,
together with law Of 50. the latter blazing
as nigh a. the "wAlkli & BEAM when lIghtsd.
II Ia probable that the we'll will have to b
re.c6sed to greater depth.
The Point Pleasant Reyister sayt: "A brutal
priss hght took plaza up on Thirteen .Mile
creek on the Fourth Of Juiy, .: 8 picnic. The
parties were . man named Haxyyr aud
ono Rit,,l They fought for So side, and
Bowysr was whipped. II IL made felony
In this State to eDgsgs IN prizs hyht, va be.
i!sve. This fight wss di,Rracs to the county,
sud our cfl:ars ought TO cause the sssess Of
the parties and prosecute them to the full e1.
tent Of thslay." St ~
The young Rspunlicsus " parksrsburs
hhys formed splendid msJchIrS cluG, md
are vary enthusiastic. Mr.. Matt. Hughes,
city editor OF the State Journal. 10 Captain OF
tho club. This selection Is good one He
10 graduate Of the MorgautoIn 0sdat Corps
when ID 10 It's pslmy Days. Tbs PHrksfsbufg
club would meet with warn reception Il Il
should cons up 10 Wheeling On the Ohio
River road some night during the fall. when
o biz rally IL In progrsiH. g--..
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Tiia Row hfoel NnilN.

The new ,tsei nAii to a sobi.ct much dft.
cursed, and all ,oru Of rumoIs are started
about II. In talk with ons OF tho gentle-
men connected with the Bsllairs Nall Works,
says tho Dellsire Independent. we were In.
formed that people living at distance are
continually asking about the new nail. Come
have wsiten asking why tho mill was re-
celyins tho steel nail back from the buyers.
and other ABSURD qussilopA Bince tbs man
u.acture ntthis article our mill has made
about 5000 kegs. o! this number ! 500 kegs
have been rpt on tho market. The remain,
Ing 1900 Kegs are odd siz,a and hava not
been asked for. : Tho uaiis shipped away
have given en.!rs satisfaction, and no fault
Ia found with them. This nail will no doub:
sell moro readily than those made Of Iron,
when once pflsTed 70 the trade. In a few
week. another lot will BE- put on the maskbt.
In this city very iow. Of the nails have been
used, but carpenters and coal mon who find
numerous places for Its use, speak OF it In the
highest terms n ~ Usss7E .'7-lr o. 49, "HiHT 3
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MO .puEApJouns" NEED apply.
street Vendors nnpprraAsd By the hoard
OF PcbilS Works..

OF Public Works.
Tho Board Of Public WORKS has taken
action which wilt win for 1t the thauks Of all
the merchant, In town. and meet with the
hearty approval Of tho general public. The
Board has received 10 suppress nulsauco-
the blocking up Of ths streets st it41eut liz.
ts,vals by travelling vendera OF ev,ly thing
i,om patent tooth wAhh 10 stove lliters or
ih1ee.;cr 4, quarter nix naudkerchiefs. It 10
10 be hoped that tie order will be htyic!fy
enforced. it, arst operation was tho re-
moysl from the cornar Of Eleventh street
and tue Upper Market s4unse Of an timer
an. baker Eho was advertising tbs euntower
baking powder. He came TO the clly on
tuesday, aud pitched his canvas, tent on tbs
circus ground. Ga Wednesday be removed
Il to the lower end Of tho Upper usrke
hous,, and duly armed With permit from
the Mayor, began 10 MIX up batter and
dough aud bake IS and b!farlts and
things on a gasoline stove. 81 courss there
was big crowd In front Of his tent all the
line. ADD trnysl on the side WALL, and street
was inpedtd. Lieut.. Eylvis was ordered by
Dr. Bald 10 stop the si,o5, and did It.
Heretofore Ii has beam tho p1:tOm Tor
Mayor !Nillsz 10 grant psrni,lion Tor oil sorts
o! cpsn.air merchants TO carry on their bus.
ness Oh tho BtIeet. His authority to do y,
wss desl,.L ouly from custom, however, as
the ordinance giyss the Board Of Public
Works the entire Gnd exclusive control Of
the strse.s and alleya. Thots tties,ant vend-
ers, paying no rent, kas bills or clerk hsts,
could oil course undsrsell regular dealers,
sna II IA beneh 10 al resident business men
10 have lhsIr business cut short.
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.AN5lNTERESTING; SUIT.
WITH NJ TIKI P,NN.aANx Foa 4 PARTY.
Tss Bbps.s Rsistss rs As,,xsss ssa Djs,sio,s u
Pithbsrshi btisast Bash lsdIrse.iy Al iisss
IL a MAs,lisa Csurt-A Complicated ii
Case Before . NhssiIss Squire. 7

( There wm IN interesting suit In equirs W.
Il. Caldwclls court ysstssdsy, 10 which, al.
though the sum Involved war comparatively
ANAL. all ths ques,lons now In dispute over
the arAls OF ths bankrupt Penn Bank wars
directly or Indirectly at issne. Tbs psrles
10 Tho suit wsrc Charles O Emmopa, OF Fits.
burgh, ndeposItor In thsla.s bank, Thomas
Hare, ono Of tho Dlrsetors, aud Ed.
ward l.. Hosa, SCENT In 'Sf this
city OF the Howe . EsWtug Machine
Company. Bone tlms before tho Penn
BAnt auspendtd payment the Howe Bewing
Machine Company. ibron sh its agent at Pitts.
sufgh, drew on Nj Hose for 1900 due on &C.
count, and taking ths draft 10 tho Penn
Bank, had II discounted, the DRAFT thus be.
coming tbs property Of tho bank. The bank
afterwards snpsnded, but, a, VIII DO rsmsm.
bered by tbs public, Isopsnsd IT. doors In =
isw days, having Id the meantime secure d
enough money by loans, ~ was supposed, 10
tide tho instiitit!on over its diiilcultes. Itis
claimed by Interested ptrtlUg that after 70.
opening ths doors Of tbs bank the membsrs
Of the board Of Directors quietly and quickly
Withdrew all money on deposit 10 thsir ind!.
viduAi credit, and then uBaln suspended. A,
any rate ths nltk WE open only . fsW days
After tho second suspension Charles q.
Emm0us, Of Pittsburgh, cana 10 this city and
entered huit against The Penn Bank, fol
500 IS. duo him Is adspositor, aud gar
nishesd the monsy due on the DRAFT la ar.
R0Le's handi. Mr. Ross answered that hi
had funds belonging 10 tho bank, and judg
inent wsa given In favor Of MI. Emmnoni
against the bank. is-.s7 - : "
Tho Huwe Sewing Machine Company alan
had claim against tho bank for $3.50, Is,
which claim Il trantfersed 10 A. W, Uopel,
book.kespsr In tbs ttliso here, and he sued
IN Hauiys Ca!dwsll'a court and xurnlaheed
the funds OF tho bank In Mr.. Roses po,bek.
ason. Judgment was also given In this case.
Yesterday Mt. Hare, one Of tho Direction
Of tho Penn Bank. attempted In Squire
Cald Wells coat TO prevent The payment BY
MI. Hose Of the claims Of Measfs. Emmon,
aud Dohel, alleging that the draft up,n Mr.,
Ross purchased by the bank had come into
his Possession before the funds were garni,
ahstd, and that ttc money held by Nj. Ross
wa really not tho properly Of tho bank, but
his individual property. Mr.. Hubbard NJ.
psArsd for Nj. HHru and MIR. Doveper 10,
Nj. Emmons. It was sought by MI. Hubbard
| to have Mr.. Hose amend his answer and depy
that he had any money bsiouglng 10 thu
Penn bank but this no declined 10 do, Mr.,
uare's oniy recourse, therefore, 10 . null
agatnbt Mr.. Roso TO recover on the draft.
| In the meantime the assignee Of tho Pom
bank, Henry Warner, has entered nult a
Pittsburgh against the members OF tho Board
Of Dlrectois, to recover money drawn from
the bank by them alter Tbs tirut suspension
II this suit Is euccersful MI. Hare's claim L
tho draft on MI. Rose falls 10 the ground.
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An. aa.,o.pu.cHAsr,
which viii aivs Il Direct Through

Unlcu Will NbvS ~ UiFect AnIVokh
.G1 a Lilac 10 Chicago. .g,''t1l{
/ II ID generally reported and believed In
Pittsburgh that The Baltimore 4 Ohio road
has purchased or Il abous 10 purchase The
Cleveland 4 Toledo road. The
Baltimore 4 Ohio las had Tor soma ums .
running arrangement with the road BY which
Chicago Il reached over tho Pitubursh d
Western. A soon u the baltimore 4 Ohio
people heard that they were likely TO loss
this limo Tor their western connection, they
Immediately Mt to work 10 ascurs II them.
solves II IL almost certain that tho sals has
boon effected, u tho resent assignment oil
Commodore Carbon and The financial en-.
bsrrassmsnt Of the Andrews Brothers cor..
PEELED tho dlsposal Of the property 10 somv
othsr company. The sals 10 81 the utmost
Importance 10 PittsburHh's businem msn and
manufacturer. as they arc assured OF tht
continuance Of the new wtstern outlet 70.
gently FORMED BY the alliance Of tho Plltl.
burgh & Western with the Baltimore 4 Ohio
and other wsatsrn roads. ai5a 5lI, 'G.5l'l
aayt: "Ths new limo will, upon the com,
tteNon W 'kho sAASAoA A0Aut ulVtu tu0 kAE
hsrstofors existing betwssn Tho Pittsburgh
branch oil tbs baltimore d Ohio and liz ali
line from Chicago junction 10 Chicago, Ii
will place PlttAbufgh on tho most direct
route from Chicago 10 the sssboald, and add
third Important trunk, lius 10 III western
connections. Tho Baltimore & Ohio owner,
shl p 10 the natural destination Of the Pltu,
buigb, Cleveland 4 Toledo. Tho latter wal
built 70 furnish tbs laat LAX In IT, Chicago
branch which tho former has been ptekInl
for over ten years. 1.-THE salo has been CON,
pletsd, - 10 assorted, 1t will prove adyan
tageous not only 10 Plthbulgh but 10 both
the buyer and bellor.n
A Baltimore dhpstoh says thst "amous
railroad mon the hsws elected no surprise
Al such seems 10 have been confidently e.
pected. Tho assertion that the Baltimore
Ohio will endorse the paper Of tho purchase
road 70 also believed. It 10 very difficult hert
10 got official confirmation Of tho sale, % oil
the 0arret.s ara At Dear Park and nons o.
the executive tfllcsrs arc ct present Ia III,
city. Tbs unfortunate cff}cers sssn rstpss Il
express an opinion, 10 they have not beer
officially informed yet Of tho purchase"
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NATIONAL COMMITTEE


rhe Porsounsl Of That nsdy-Lswis
9Retg Baker Qeia 1hsrs. It5ll5 ii
CHICAGO. July l0.-0n tho cali Of States
Ehs following were announced q msmbsu
Of tho National Committee; 1gH
\ Alabama-Henry sempls. FIJI
! Arkanass-B. W. Fosdycs. s'ss-s
Cstitornis-M, +. Tarpey, HHl5QhMs
! Oolorado-W. 8. Waller. 'ti.l.
Oonnecticut-W. II. Daruum.
Florida-Samusl pasco, ij3I s' ,EI
GeofR|s-pstftck Walsh. !ls u.
Illinois, Corning Judd. re plF'ff5
lndlana-Austln II. Brown. 5Gil' n
1owa-M. N. Hawn. NH N.ia, XXI q
KapsAs-l. W. Blals. - +
Hentaeky-iIsnry V. Mclienry.
Malne-Elmund Wilson. XIX,
Maryland-A. 7. German. ttS
Michigan--Dou n. Dickinson, /,
MinneBotR-u. NJ. Kelly. ,s.s.s
Miasouri--John g. PrAther. AVA NV. "
Mtsslsippi-O. A. johnson. y
Nebreks-Joseph 4 Boyd. tpN IN
NsvAds-Dennia 4 Mccarthy, i.i, i.
New llampshire-A, W. Hullowsy.
North Carolina-M. W, Ransom.
ohlc-W. W. Armstrong.
Rhode lsland-J. b. Barlaby. ,5
South CarollnA-Frinols W. Dav,on.
Tennecses-Rober. y. Loonoy,
Iexas-0. T. Holt. ."
fermentation. d. D. BmAlley, Sa
Virginia-J. A. Barber. fu.
West VirRinla-Levis Baker. ~ N
Notwithstanding r. Villas o H.
Arz,na-W. X. Meade, !.t
DIs:Ilct Of Uolambis-WillIam Dickson.
!dsho-John Haley. :" :, ~. :
DAkola-M. II. Dan, li.f i.
utah-J. d RossborouRh. ri. .#
Monsana-W. J. Mccormack. a11
washington Terrltory-J. A. Kuhn.
New MsxIco-Not announced.
Wyoming-M. E, Post.
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FOR SALE.
The Forsyth Property For Sab,

he parcel Of grourd lcuth Of Fisher. y.,,,+,
Mn'ch ~ for ieVtral ,tAp u,ed By H. ti,S ~,
s'lcet Tor hale. ItcGmpllts tie r. nis h,i,1,,,
$. ara me south hhli Of lot Ia ,.,r.,r Il III,
Old I9wn Of Wheeling; and, - hae - III, IN
Esde ~ ls7i BY ". Z. NTH, III, su,vr,i, H..
frontage Of g leel . intht, In sa,trt ,t1c ~
ironI.se Of 50 feet int .on hsni e.,r t "a
az ~ "a Gepth itn Aarkei stree, 10 thss e,tu
o. ~ lset. Thy, plott,ly, which was tti suni
anelly decided p teloig 10 lieu fo,,Jia, ist
sat re- u otucumbrAutc theron. All cue to.,s a
3s IN ave been hett Cd.
II See slso for sale tAlcclci rrount Win The
awtiinH theseHr n, fronting about {; irtt Ii itths
on Snabine hiest, In Mt dIsltly Lopia d. lie iii
iot y; and exlct ding hack wetss,dit ssaa, Il;
i .ad ~ Inches. whieh parcel i, cuuptcd Of lNs
snd small ttlp on tho norlh aide Il iii IN ID.
ctgs.Mh, Addition 10 ,he City Of Whesllpg,
1heie "a " lot s.le a tMcti OF gourd Inre
ais,ety south OF the Germln Lu,hsnn lhuri.
aah parcel a part 10. / ia Md rEeeIrS
Aooltion, and iIonN about II ieet bS jutbo q,
mntetatf e. and extends bAci Isl IL, iiarho,
Aou'e's tnquittes In regard to the .,ntt, rre
sHy 70 y. LAaso WM, kRs KlSF, Alorrtj,Er
Fl sLsn eoI1Stl and inquI.ies la NS.il 10 lte ciss
IaLsc ..o y ~ u YIN
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CITY hArrERS.
A,ief Aoies on ourscni EyeDs Of hlps,

luteFest. NlFs glhg-.
Or marrisge. llcenis was Issued yesterday.
Oss disordtrly, Ons dead drunk AID ons
lively drunk we're hauled In by tho pollcs
Yesterday. A}fg81g{ttft4T7 Fgsl'ss'
Jous ME1ztrn has entered suit Ia the Cir.
omit Court Tor 1 divorce, a rine,llo mairimonii.
from bis wife, Louisa Mstzlsr. ~ Ar !
Tur metal and work on The outaIds Of the
atsts House Is receiving coat Of paint, The
Auditors Q flee 10 also being frightened up
AGd renovated. ~ n 81 117BJE.gS'
IF Ia clsimtd hist tbs construction At tho
Wheeling 4 Like Erie Railroad, from Zlar
10 sbsrfodsyil!e, Will 10 right along, not.
w,ihstaudips GarrIsoh's failure. 7I5Q'
Jsus Wribh a naliys Of Irils.d. yesterday
Hirl bis tiut pAptrs In the ctllce u Clerk
Mitchell, Of tho Circuit Court, having dc.
rl.ftd bis intention 10 become Acit!Etn Of The
United State. 4 n 10 lI7IE G~lI
JAAxi CNEr, . freight conductor on the 3.
4 D. road, sccidentally.fun his head through
A window on tbs spElne Tusadsy evening.
rhs glsss Gu. completely through bis ear,
diylalpg u 10 hall and mt king : painful
wound. yg. lNIH No. ,7H..
Tux Riy.nlds ttesl plant In l.snwood, near
the furnace, has had excellent buGctss since
lin sl0rilug, Tho whole concern has worked
,plsnIidly And til, kyorsido folks arc feeling
aui,a harry. L large amount Of steel ID
turned out daily. ''s n1T Elg7- y.
tn. eloIlps o1trc!sss and pIcnia OF the
wilson Lyceam. At Tho park y,aisiday, Wtys
largely attended, and nthorougbly Of joyAbis
iaS was p,,ssd BY all pressnt, Without = Tea.
tue TO mar tho dsy. The literary programme
ww Nue one, and we'll rendered. '''sa-
| rlrrx Ho'K yesterday admitted n record
A deed oil trust ard ar n,fet NJ ss's' estate
made ia. usty "a. 1881, BY 0ri1lta Shaw and
vile 10 Margaret A.. wifa Of Ems. Bong, II
confederation 0! y, 400. .ier io.y acres {!
land al joining the Feay and Atkinson I ru,
A bid r.n OF occurred on tha Eou,h Side
ys,terd.y., rho horse hltched 10 q mill
wagon hc)orsibg 10 . man named Anderson
Who Etsts milk depot on Main direct, IN
the Eighth ward, ran CT. demolishing th,
wagon completely Il was Z new one, and
ycry substantially built. ggl.4
Ar,vr 10 o'clock lat evsuing q poiict
whale va, sounded from the levee and
rauasd q rtsh Of those that were on thu
streets 10 the vicinity to thn. locality. John
g.r,slt WA on hilarious drunk and wa,
li,turbing the people who were sobsr. The
whistle wn blown u got q policeman
Onicsf Montgomery responded and escorted
John to the city bastlle. 2qg
J.slroR jAxrs FLrSN. Of tbs Court HOUSE
who went to Chicago with tho West Virginia
delegation, got tired and tans home ysstel
d,y. His son, Will. resident OF Chicago
accompanied him for q visit hsre. Mr.
FLYNN ssy, there ara more people In Chi
caso thAn no thought there wero In III,
world. He regarded Thurman a. tho com
Ipg man when he left Chicago.
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RxLLAlRE.
View Glass fpxnlrc-sporiinE Notes, Per.
nonnis, ETY..


New Glass Fpxnlre-npuriInE Notes, Per.
nonni,, ETY..
Mrs.. ., T. Stewart has been visiting iElends
In TORONTO.
MI Brand apd piis loft yesterday for d
trip 10 Detroit.
Petty thievlnS 10 very cogmon and annoy.
Ing In some paris Of the Fiat ward,
The boat-rEce courc has been staked out
accurately by City Engineer Norton. T
4 number Of tie Burr Robbins circus cars
were repSli.a st The B. & 0. shop here.
Carl Baron Lost Two Arsess hy ths knife Of
q drop pres Of the Little Tin cenpapy.
J. q. Gillespie. CT Portisnd, paid bis aes
auaintances in Bellaire visit yesterday.
VT. Morgan left yesterday for visit 10
atss!llel sna The new window slaa, works
Those watching tho ehicase RETURNS 1t he
telegraph oihess have been more Of them Be-
publ!caIs than Democrats. TX;
The bill sides havs been Il 0 most popuisr
Luilling sites this season, and mors dwelling
housts Al. roy being built there.
Mr., Langlehr has been 1nS3a treasurer Of
the 6outh Bellai1e Sunday school In plscs
Of Mr.. Brand, recently slecled supsrintend-
ent. ~ b. "a .4 ~.
ksllo, youngest daughter OF George Kern.
died very audutGly Yesterday morning OF
hOs1t disease, ehe Will be buried thi, after.
noon Rt O'Clock. ssff' g'as som
Tbs iurnkae and stack OF The National
glass house hhs been tosu dUvn and an iu-
proved sh|flesa pot furnace viii 30 baiIt Ia
Tina for the fall work. 2 g11n ~ n
About 1900 Is the sum estimated as nects-
Any for isnclng. seating TO-. Of the base ball
grounds. The Globe Bsss Ball Club IL Try
ipg to haze the money raised. as, ,Y.,<'.
4 teliairSs opinion oi ito Dp.rs Robbins
show vas more favorable ihsu b .4s othar
reports and isr2o audiences turned ont. Tbs
wtote affair wss very orderly anu veil con:
Quoted. 81 ma. - ri =
undsr the new time table OF the nellaire.
Hirasyille& Cincinnati railroad trains leave
" y o'olofe :p tho morning and 2:I0 In IKE
afternoon, and kis!ts 6. 1916 Ia the morn.
Ing and o;a5 In the evening III.
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haya h'fa 9 great suGtrerer from Hay
sssst q. es;s. l s.a Ill., .pI
thought would try once more, 1 In fiitasn
minutsa alter ons application was wonder.
fully helped. Two weeksngoI commenced
using 1t and now feel entirely cured, Il Ia
the E!estea! discovery ever known or hard
Of SDEHAHIt CLALx, Farmer, Lee, Mas,
psice bO cents, "a 1rkAy
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A EkW RAILROAD
Through Jt,ts Slate Projected by Phjln-
delphia Parties. ~

Through Jt,ts siAie Projected by Ppjln-
dslphia Parties. .i' =
Secretary Of Stale 6talusker yesterday Ia.
sued a certificate Of Incorporation to the
West Virginia d Ohio lhl.pal Company.
which proposes to construct and operate q
railroad commencing at or near point on
the D!ua Stone River, In Mercer county. W.
Va. not far from tho town Ct pooshontss. In
Virginia, and running thence by the most
practicable .oute 10 pnint on the Big Hapdy
River a. or near liz confluence with the Ohio
River, in Wayne county, ". Va. The prin-
eipsl oalce OF the company u TO DO At No
400 Chestnut street, Philhdslphis. Tho CAPT.
,ni stock Is hxed a; SlG0, eco, diyivsd into
1000 shAres OF $50 eAcn, and the iHcorpork,
tors, all Of Philadelphia, whoss namts follow,
have tasen twenty shares each: Henry H..
Hoyt, B. X. 'Jsmison, J. W. JONES' J. Dick,
inson surseant, Thomas Graham and George
Blddle. ,sl''-g ILL.,. s-l-5....,
The proposed road Ia intended to DO con-
tinnatioa or connecting link oi tho Norfolk
& Western system. w or E1U,F-
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Examine Yonr $40 nils,

Tho secre. aervice Diyls!on O. tho Treasury
Department has received adyiccs that new
counterfeit teu.dolllr silver certificate has
appear sd In The West. 1t tuppossd 10 lave
btsa prin ted from weed cut, but Is likeiv
to deca!ya IN Ordinary Judge OF money. i,
il OF tho ter;ss Of 1850. W. Schcfi,ld.
Res!ster; Janns Gil6llio, Treasurer. Tho
noie Is oHe.Qaus'er Of An Inch shorter than
tho genuine; tie parGr 10 oompcssd O! two
thin laysrs, with The silk parallel lines and
abre placed between them. In the story on
the back, where II should read, And all
public duss, aGd whea 80 received" the
word ''all'' ia omitted aed the words when
80" are tied together a. one word. There a,e
numerous other defects which judges Of nc.
nor money will Yesdlly discover. y 70 in
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THE RECORD BEATEN.
we'smous PAGES MIC ia Two MINUTES,

ohe ana Three Qunrier Seconds.
CHIcAao, JAY l0-At Chicago Driving
Park to-day there was a special trial Tor
Westmont, the PAGER, with Firebrapd
az running mate In a wagon.
As Campbell drove this remarkable pacor
o1t on tho track 1t looked as though
they meant to show speed, and
~ they came down the stretch
for the word every one watched
the flying horaes. After they passed the
tnrn at the club house The entire crowd
was aware that remarkable time was being
made Tho quarter pole was passed in SOL
Tha three.qusr.eu pole wss ps,sed
faster than ever before, In 1880. and
still the gait seemed 10 Increase
In ewlttne,s The crowd bean
to cheer, and jrs! AZ the team came to ths
distance pole Wes'mout brnks, coming nm.
der the wire In o0li, the flsts,t recorded
time: Had the crowd rapresssd II,
exultation for Q second, the time no douht
wo9ld have been less than two miuut.s
Attendance, 10000. IN - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-07-11

The reading Of The platform wsy con;
Guided at 10 O'clock. II was Listened 10 al.
sen'ively with very icS interruptions.
None Q! It's paragraphs, except that refer.
ring to Mr.. Tilden. elected any marked
indications Of approval. There WIS, how.
ever, q slight manifestation Of applause
when tho reading closed, = f''- =
Mr. Morrison said he you'd Yield now
10 General Bu,ley to present 4 minority m,
port. He would then a|low General But.
ler thirty minutes 10 discuss Ibis reoo:t.
h'toen 'pinnteu TO Mf. Converse, Of Ohio.
i've minutes TO Mr. Walteyaou, and then hs
would move the prsyiopB qncs,,on and AK
:, General Bu!ler aaid tha. moet al IN,
'hipRs In tho platform he agreed to. but
soms things ought to DO added to II. and
enc thing specially ought 10 be changed
and that he would submit TO the bttter
Judgment Of the conventian, He asked
the clerk 10 read bis report. t,'s5. = :
Tho clerk commenced by euuuciatin,
slowly and Z very dis.lnv,ly lie woris
General Butler's PLATFORM which cansrd
general laugh. General Butler then mn.
ceeded 10 address the Convention. r.
Mr.. Converse was ne1t.to speak In favor
Of the edoption ol tho platform w report
cd by 4 Q mnj arity oil the committee, -
Mr.. Morrison moved the previous oues.
ton on the report and the substitute and il
waa ordered. The vote was then taken by
States on Buffers aubstitute and it vas
rejected, ayes VI l, noes 7l4i. The ques.
ton recurrsd on tho adoption OF the ma.
iorisy report, which was agreed TO, 5I5