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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-09-13
4 State Fair Souvenir.

The attractive show. cards issued by
Mcssrs. Benjamin Fisher 4 Son Tor distri.
button during fair week have been gen
clally admired. They are designed by
Mr.. Charlie Fisher and represent the
Valley Star stove made ut the Fisher
foundry, mounted on lwllcols and drawn
around the track Mt the exposition grounds
far in advance OF al competitors, the
whole in full view Of the thousands in tho
grand stand and quarter stretch and
forming one OF the handsomcst souvenirs
Of the great iair. The whole scene is true
to- nature. The. )! stove is handsomely
mounted, and upon Sthe stove in charge
Of tho race arc Mr.. B. Fisher and Son, tile
latter directing the animals attached to the
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/ X 1rJ Goods.
new NJ: \ WRAPS " | + \
.!G GEL ]. Ms '''|I.| &C., 3,
n!]Ir.,u6ootas...

+ > &.
have received from the
most: prominent manufacturers s!
complete lines Of the latest styles
zin.Wraps for Ladies and Misses
Wear. Buyingin large lots from
first hands enables us to quote
the lowest prices in the market.
/ Perfect fits guaranteed. (.
I'm. B. When at the Fair dc
not fail to sec some Of the ele.
giant styles we display at on
booth. M
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Visitors to tile Fair wishing to purchase
carpets, oil cloths, window shades, wall
paper and borders, rugs, mats, mating,
pianos, &c., 60. retail at wholesale prices,
for cash, should not fail to call at the large
Commission House, Nos. POLO and 2O2l
Main street. JonE RnEMER, Agent.
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Now Advertisements

Lost or siolcn-A Soic. 81 sIs :
Ewing llros.-Tea and Dinner Ware. !!
For Rcnt--A Coal Hank. lS.sls r
Notice Blaine and Logan Line Officers.
List Of Letters. e. Z. z. giss55
Protection tn the TOiler.: u. a n, "A
Special Sotice-Gc0rsc Carl. x.
gWoman's proylncc-Thiri pngc.
Religious Soticcs-fourth imec. 5Ss
loSt-PocEet. book-llcau OF Local. 4
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a Pleasant Episode.

very pFeusah1 auhil tuoN 'ltCc i'lst
night among the cattle exhibitors Oh the
State Fair Grounds. AIr, J. J.. Henderson,
Of Washington county, Pa. took the
sweepstakes oyer all competitors, his Hol-
stein herd coming to the front beautifully.
Last night Alessrs. 4. r. Jacob, LIP. Sis,
son, Joseph II. Dcnham, Robert Carrans,
Herbert Wilson, l.. T.. Baily, and n half
dozen other breeders OF fine cattle were
entertained by Mr.. Henderson in a royal
manner. No more genial set OF men or
more intelligent steckmen are found any,
where than those whose aattle we're cX-
hibited this week on the Fair Ground. All
agreed that the award to Mr.. Henderson
was under the circumstances the proper
one, ,,5!I. ..&a c. w ~ .
Variations on Bau"ler's ilonIn Revised and
Corrected by CA. HOUSE,.
In an article headed HBaumcr's Boom"
in yesterdays paper, the following state
ments appear: iil. \. ii5js{ ~, ~ y a !;
First-%rhat the Kranich & Bach piano
has again been awarded first premium.
Sccond-That NJ. Baumcr WINS Inst year
awarded the first premium on this piano
for general excellence and actual merit. =
:: Third-That the Baby. Grand exhibited
byjNIr. Baumer could not be- entered :ior
competitionTStlis year rs twas awarded
first premium last year. 81. ~. .!at { 4
y In answer to the above we respectfully
beg to make the following corrections: H.
& ilst-That the kranich & Bach did moi
take the first premium this year, but thee
Baby Grand Chickering did. .5.l. ~, ~
q Second-That Mr.. Haumep was not
awarded the first premiums on his Kran,
>ich 4 Bach piano last year, but tho
Ghlckerlng piano, represented by @. a,
House, was. "a. ( ,Sii,-t b IA
Third-That the Baby Grand, exhibited
BY Mr.. Banner Inst year could have been
entered Tor premium this year, and it did
not take the highest award last year as
before stated. G9 4 4 RI 2is..< ~
We beg therefore to submit tho above
bill OF exceptions. all Of which Gun be sub.
stantiated by, the committee reports nthe
hands OF the Association .a92. 40 T.
the discriminating reader can give
Mr.. Baulper credit for the balance Of his
boom We hope they will do SO. $50
Il We understand from member OF the
committee that q new department was
created for Mr.. Banners benefit, in which
he Was awarded q premium Tor hand
some piano, To this entertainment we
were not invited, although ne had num-
Der ofi'spccialties deserving Of public rec.
ignition. st 8:3l5. ~
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EryE Goods

NEW YORK, September l2-Wi,h more reasonable
weather there hns been more doing In tho johbinG
thhrlcS.s still, owing to the Interference Of hoi
weather, The volume OF business has no: been u1
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There are innumcrable instances where
cures have been effected by Scovill's Sarsa.
parilla, or Blood and Liver Syrup, for all
diseases OF the blood, when they had
been given over by their physicians. 1t is
one of the best remedies ever offered to
tho public, and MS it $ prepared with the
greatest care, as specific for certain dis,
eases, it is no wonder that it should be
more cGcctual than hastily written and
carelessly prepared prescriptions. Take
this medicine for all disorders arising
from impure blood. It is endorsed by
leading professional men. rThssw
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stove, Tho tbolnands who received the
cards preserved them and took them home
to keepas mementos Of the great fair and
the still greater exhibit Of the proprietors
OF the famous Star foundry, = q y
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& -. I.
G,lticllr;r,
Sal! Sal. RHE:UM
And Every Species Of Itching and
Burning Diseases Positive.
& ly Cured. Z $5S5

ECZEMA, or Salt Rheum, with It's ason,,lng Itch.
Ing md burning. Instantly relieved Iyin warn,
OF cuticura, The great Skin Cure This rcncated
daily. with two or three Hoses OF CutIcura Rcs0lv.
ent, the New Blood Purifier 10 keep tho blood cool
The Precipitation pureand Undertaking, the bowcIs,
opcn, tho liver and Kidneys active will spectilv
cure Eczema, letter, Ringworm, Psoriasis, iich"ni
Prurus, Scaled IIcad Dandru.i, and every speci,s;
Of Itching, sealy, and pimply llunon Of lie scain
and SKIN when the best physicians and ali known
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MonStxo Glory Baking Powder always
fresh, pure and reliable. Ask your grocer
ior it. G. S. FEESY, Proprietor,
1410 Main street.
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ANOTHER (),t j III: ! BIG DAY.
on TIE STATE FAIR eRouSD!s 8.
Asuf1 Larger Crowd In Attendance Than O
X Thursdny-Pcrfect wenthcr and Every.
y. body ltnppy-Elevcn Lively IIcnts
syl. . Of l,acIng and the Cnvaicndc.


The State Fair has surpassed in tho
magnitude Of itssucccss the widest dreams
Of It's most sanguine well.wisher. The at.
tendacc yesterday was still larger than on
Thursday. In the neighborhood Of twenty.
five thousand people passed through the
gates, and the grounds and the buildings
for the glcater part Of tic dizzy were \
solid jam Of people. IT was chil'lren's
day, and the pupils Of the public schools
were given holiday, yet so large was the
crowd that the proportion OF the little
folks among those moving about did not
seem large. As OH the day before car.
riagcs, wagons, omnibuses and I'LL sorts Of
vehicles were crowding into town ind
moving toward tho Island from M early
hour, and the same experiences were re-
pcatcd on the railroads as those Of Thurs.
day, every train coming into town being
overloaded.
The weather was a vast improvement
The rain the evening before cooled the
atmosphere nicely, md the air was charm
Ing all day. f.55Hf1 sts- '.tS
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Mr.. G. a. HOUSE has been awarded the
highest premium on both his pianos and
organs Mt the West Virginia State Fair,
both this year and last-any statement to
the contrary Notwithstanding.
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MANY fine horses, seemingly used up,
have been saved by the timely use OF St.
Jacobs Oil, the great pain.destroycr.
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Tho following shows the range OF the
thermometer rs observed ut. Scllncpfs
drug store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
la NJ, co.; Il NJ, 50; ST.. ~, SITE Nj,
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Cnffnp.

NEW !oRK, September le.-Cot.on steady; futures
dur; September f9.tte; October IO3Oc; Noycin.
EeT naG; December lo.3lc; january lo.4lc;
l0,s9c; June llO0 Y- Is. - - - ,' -1'''
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Cincinnati md Return, s5-No Change o
80 Cars Win Pnn. Handle Route. s = r.,

"Wednesday, September 18th, tho Pitts.
burgh, Cincinnati 4 st. Louis Railway
Company will sell excursion tickets to
Cincinnntia Mt rate Of s. for round trip.
Train will leave at $S:55 a. NJ, city time.
Tickets good for return passage until
Monday, September % No {clange Of
cars as through, coach will DO run from
Wheeling to Cincinnati. For tickets and
further Information apply to J. G. Tom.
linson, ticket agent, foot of Eleventh
street. Wheeling, w IVA. Y
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.. Buy your boots and shoes ut Ong &
Hammond's, 1854 Main ST., and you will
go there again. Honest goods at honest
prices secure trade. u. '5 Il 4 5'[G48s
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TIE ladies were unstintcd in theil
praise OF the grand display Of ladies' and
misses wraps made by Geo. NJ. Shook 4
Co. This young and enterprising firm
took first premium for best display.
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II ~ i.
4 MEMS hnc:hand scwedshoes in Congress,
Balmoral and Button. In NIL the new
styles, at 0ng 4 Hammond's, 1884 Main St,
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Tnnnr, s. S0n'H

4 Meh' finest handmade, shoes, warrant
\ ed as good MS can be made, and a perfect
tit,,at b. 81 J. W..fAMlcK's,I ~,
& y III 1ll4S Main street.
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SUMMARY.

WESr TlR6ISIA STATE FAIR RACEs-Fift, day. Sec.
ond nce-frce.lor.all pace. Purse, $500, divided,
Golden Prince. c. y. Epson, Mars'id ~ ii i :
Wild Frank, H. J, Elliott. Wcllsy'lle, EL'.5
~ 0 1 :. .
Belle Ilamili,G II. Smith. steubyilc ! . idra
Felix j. M0trcy, Allegheny. ..,...,,.,., 3 8 dra
Tlme-a::.9. :2::2SI 2:3O1SS, 2:3ittll, 2.3l. ~
Mutuns paid-s32o 81 10, 81 90, $500 -. h
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Misses spring heel shoes, and solar til
shoes for children, at Ong & HamnoRd's
1884 Main St. III
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: Live Stock.

CHICAGO, September 1.-THE Drorers Jour,a, re.
ports: Live hogs receipts $500 head: shipments
$500 head: mHrket brisk and 100 higher: rough
packing 8 9aa5 %; packing and shipping s. Is
8 C. ca.,!e-ReeeIp,s saw head: silpments
500 head: market strong; export grades SC 5Ol
70; good 70 choice shipping s. l;aG 60: com.
mon 70 medium 81 7haj NJ. Shcel,-Receipts 1901
head; shipaltnts none; market stronger: inierior
to mir s. SnilW; medium 10 good 50 Gas %; Tex
ans s. i0aJ So rrs=-..5J.l : 80 - -
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PlllLApELrillA, Pa, September la-Flour dull
md weak. Wheat quiet: So.'2 rcd September
SAsic; October si)asG1sc; November S7IIEas7..Ec;
cur lots unsettled; injected mixed 5Sc: steamer
miSnl G!Gc; Ailycllow choice Ble: sail mixed Sep.
tenber blaOic; October GOaGlc; November 6siin
h5Ilc; December hlGS21Sc Oats guietand firm; ne
3a5!hEi, &C.; No. 2white;jc. Provisions steady and
demand actiyc for high grades which arc scarce.
ess, dctnaitd fare atd market firm cxtris i3a.Ic.
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NIES's Waukenphast shoes, the best in
the city for the price, at Ong 4 Hahn
mond 8, 1854 Main 81, 2,
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lIorsford's Acid Phosp hatc-Tonic for Oyor.
sSL1l,-7 J; worked Nlen. & q, b lsIa iIjSl
DR.. J. g. Wilson, Philadelphia, Pa,
says: 81 have used 1t as general tonic,
and in particular in the debility and dys-
pepsia Of oyerworked men, with satisfac-
tory results. 5 . y. rruskY.I.
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Over Three Thousand Deaths. %555,
a y trtEs, September l2.-During The
ItfwS;eelnty-iourll hours ending at o'clock this
evening there have been sis fresh cases
nnd 5S1 deaths by cholera The total nun.
yer O. deaths 70 date foots up 5000,
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A..TnIpLg source OF. happincss:-a good
business, q contentcd mind ind a bottle
4ol DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Z i:s
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rs
The irce-ior.all pace was the second race
OF the day. There were five nominations,
and in the following order: Belle lIamill
Wild Frank, Jordan, Golden Prince and
Felix. Jordan was big favorite from be-
ginning to end, selling for $40 while the
field brought 81. Hc won the first and
second heats in 900 and 2::2S!! re-
spective.y. Golden Prince was kept in a
pocket in both OF. these heats by Jordan
and Felix. The latter was, i'll the
opinion OF many, pulled SO rs
to keep Prince back and give
Jordan the race. In scoring for the third
heat Mr.. Mccullough compelled them to
score by Prince, who was second. For
failure to do this he fined Jordan and
Felix $40 each oil three successive scores.
There was chin music over this, but one
thing is certain, after that they scored by
Prince. The result was that lie secured
the next two heats. The fifth heat was
taken by Jor Ian with but little opposition,
rs Prince broke and was in no condition
to do anything. The summary is as fol-
1oWS lil'- ID sr1ltl2rsis-.
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srRuSz'ss Genuine Wax Soap will not
color the clothes yelloWish, b 5${is
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TOLEDO, o., September l2.-whcat demand &C,
tive but weak: No. y red cash and September
a!4c; October Is}Gc; November e0G; December
Sl4c BIZ; No. soH Sic asked: No. q tic asked.
asked october 63c liskcd: rejected Soc; no Crude
jO}Ec Oats steady; No. 2cnsh and September SiHc:
rejected 9oc: Coycrseed active; prime medium cash
andseptenbersi 10; October 81 20; November 81 60.
ClNciNaAT1, o., September 1?,-Flour dull and
unchnnscd. Wheat easier: No. red 7laSOc: re-
easier; No. 5,c. Oats In fair demand at q Ease
Rye steady at &c. Barley nomIually unchanged;
ex'Fa Ne. > fall G5a7Uc. Pork aute. a. SID Is.
Lard IN iair ditnnnd At, 7.2E. Bulk meats dull
anu Unchanged. Bacon ilrner. Whisky steady and
firm. isu.ter firm and unchanged. Eggs Irregular.
Cheese firm and unchanged nl r IN To- % Il
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TIE UNFINISHED RACES.

The unfinished .2;l0 trot was called
promptly at 1890 o'clopk, but on the first
scoreHam Morrison cast a shoe and o half
hours delay was thereby caused. During
this delay the people began to arrive and
for the ioilywing two hours there was Il
living stream Of humanity setting in to-.
wards the track from all parts Of the
ground. When the rain caused the post;
ponement Thursday afternoon three heats
had been trotted, Of which Chieitain had
two and Morrison one. Chicitain, for the
fifth heat, sold $40, the field bringing only
S. TWAS not until on the tenth score
that they got off. Chieitain by bad
break Of SIorrison's, got the pole at the
quarter and kept tito the finish, crossing
in 2:304. Ionic trottcd with only one
break and came in second, Brick, third,
Morrison for running was distaneed, and
Ionic thus secured second money. Mu.
tuals paid $50, The completed summary
is rs follows: 115g 81
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y HAVE You kidney or liver trouble, dys-
p.eepsia or headache +? Try the Dr..Thomas
Pill: May be taken for years without pro-
dHm.clng eonshpating or otherwise injurious
effects. .J55.: .i., 80 :.
a Warranted strictly vegetable, almost
painless and perfectly sale under NIL con:
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LADIES' fine kid shoes in hand turns
ana 11a, flexible soles, at Ong & Hammond's,
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EAST Liberty, Pa, sep.cmberlo.-cettem market
shipments G>i bend. Hog market :irm; receIrtsi
,An lead; sllpmentsll 100 head: Ihiladclphias
% sad q: Atlttmores salai6 9a Workers 81 GiG 10;
sraTSes % .el' 90. sheep rnrket nothing doing;
CINCINNATI, o., September l2-liye hogs st.p,v
common and light 81 Clsl5 Is: packing and butch.
eis s LAS 10; receipts l,lU0 head shipments as
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lost.
" 100

AT the Academy Of Music Inst night, a Red
Leather Pocket BOOK containing papers valuable 10
the loser! only. The finder will please leave the
same with the Clerk nj the New McLurc House,
who will pay suitable reward therefor. scl3
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Sensible Shoes


for ladies and gentlemen q speciality at
= & INV. AMIcK's,
,tsl.t ~ 1l43 Main street,
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WILL MCDONALD, oo5t2 Dearborn II CHICAGO
gratefully acknowledges q cure Of Salt R,cun IN
head. neck face arms, and legs for seventeen ven n
not able to walk except OH iantls aud Knees IL,
one yenr; no. 0btd 10 help himself for cIrht ycar,s
tried hundreds OF remedies; doctors nrnnoi,nrnti
his cnse hopeless; permanently cured lw Cuticun,
RcsovcMt tD!o0d pilriier) Internally, and Cmto,,n,
md CncnrA Soap The great skin cilrcs] externally
CIfAs. fioUGIfTOS, ESQ.,. LAWYER. % State 81
Boston, reports cast Of Salt Rhe,ln under hIs oh.
Seryation !or ten years which covered lie ra;icnt's
body and lim!R, aud TO which all known methods
O.! treatment had been applied without benefit
which whs completely cured solely by ths C,;e,iru
Kemedles. leaving clean md healthy skin. II 80
Z III. DRAKE Eco, Detroit. Mich. suffered nm.
told tnrt'lres from Salt Rheum, which appeared on
nus lahts, mead and face, and nearly desroyct hIs
eyss aiter Inc most careful doeioring mud a con.
sultaiion oil physicians failed to relieve him, hc
USED Inc Guticura Rcmedies, and was cured, md
nus remained so to date. g-esa K s. - 'S>s
Nh. JOHN TIlIEII, Wilkcsba,ra,l Pa, writes /
nave suffered from Salt Rheum ioroy eleh yeary
az urcs SO bad thatl could not attend to my bust,
ncss ior weeks at time. Thne boxes Of Clillcurn
anu ionf bottles Of Resorcht havo entlfcly cured
me OF ms dreadful dlseake. II Il,
:, Sold BY all druggists. Price: Cut!cn,a, 10 con,s.
Kesnlveut, 81; sonp, Is cents. POTTER bRlIo AM
CHEMICAL Co., l,oslon, Mass. % J.;I -
4 Send for '.liow. TO Cure Skin Diseases. y, !
s0Ap.JI An exquisite Toilet, Bath; aud
w Sunesy 6auauyc, n asg 1S Wv :.
= II
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ELEVEN LIVELY HEATS.

Elmo I.nces Yesterday ind an Increased At.
sat t-f tendance. .I5-
The races yesterday were, witnessed by
n larger number OF people than were gath.
cred about the course OH the preceding If.
tcrnoon. The number OF vehicles inside
the track was wonderful. There must
have been nearly 800, and MI were stylish,
fashionable rigs, filled with handsomely
dressed ladies and their cscortes. This
seasons races, by the way, appear TO be
very popular with Weddings society
folks. They have turned out every after.
noon this week, increasing In number each
day. The carriages were packed in SO
tightly that it was utterly impossible, once
in, to get out, and those on foot were apt
to getlost in the confusion OF horses and
wheels. They stood four and five deer
NIL along the quarter stretch and q mum.
Der were in the center OF the enclosure,
Outside the track were farmers wagons by
the hundred, each filled with an excited
and interested family. The grand stand
presented n grand sight. 1t was filled
with splendid class OF people and droves
OF people were turned away. Then there
we're the usual crowds at the pools, bar
wheel OF fortune, about the stables and
along the outside side track fence. This
fence was filled yesterday nearly all the
Way around. IN i,
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The day was just about perfect. The
warm sun and strong wind in the morn
ing dried up the heavy mud made by the
storm OF Thursday afternoon. There was
but little dust, ind all the time there
was blowing breeze that enabled one to
keep cool until about o'clock, when it
became too cool. The truck had been
carefully worked and was in splendid
shape for the good work that WIS done.
One serious drawback, though, for the
horses, was the strong wind from the river
that they met in going down the back
stretch. The racing was rs good us that to
be seen in any Of the larger cities such as
Columbus or Pittsburgh. The Wheeling
stock exhibit has already cXelled them,
and it will not be long before the same
can be said Of the races. The racing, as
stated, was good, and there was plenty OF
it. The two unfinished races OF the day
before were concluded and also one OF
those on Yesterdays programme; the
other had to be postponed on account Of
darkness. Taken altogether eleven heats
were, trotted or paced, and a majority OF
them were close and exciting. More en-
thusiasm was manifested over them than
oyer all the others OF the week.
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Petroleum,

.tS. barrels: charters $3.50 barrels; cle.ranccs
l,27l,0QO barrels. National Transit certificates
opened At $40 and closed ut 751sc; highest 7Glc;
lowest 1ISAc. : "a 5GE,g .tsgJ p5Ili-7 .''F=' 80
TlTusvlLLg, September l2.-National Trlnsit Ger.
titchtes opened nj 7lc; highest 7T1&c; lowest
lie; closed NJ 1Sc., Shipments for the entire oil
regions " ~ barrels: rlius for the entire oil ~.
slons $3.50 barrels; charters es,57i barrels.
pfrTsnuEG,I, September lo.-TLc afternoon mar.
ket WINS fairly active md trm: declined to 7SJsc;
mllicd to 5Gt4c, but broke nga!n, and closed at
New ioE8, September fa.-Petroleum steady;
United IKE; crude E{n7ISc. s LIZ :
BALTIMORE, September l2.-pctsolcum nomluaily
steadY; refined issl19Sc. .--.-.- .-ls IN
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TITO lest Fruit Of Medical Science.
Dyspepsia is Immediately relieved by
Benson's Capcine Plastcrs. Quick acting
highly medicinal. N Is Swstw ,
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