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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

ST. LOUIS,
81. Louis April I7.--Flour easier INIT No,
Wheat active but very unssettlcd o,, -.
erj prices declined y to 23S early Va i IuM
"a, infatuated Videyand finally SioseI ~
l n-hiuer !TS'e,daY' bu' firm; No. , red Of Il
90 81 e. an % -, ~ eas' closing $50; bid Nav
closing O5s. June l'oi 10 LuS,
July corn lower but firm, while light fro
SSiIng AZ 50; cash, i25s TO 1919, closing i9S..
may "a; June 44M Ia Is, closing AZ. ~
May. - ~ % CASH. Ola 10 81,
Cornmeal firm; $50.
M0ol steady unchanged.
whisky steady LII.
Provisions Quiet
NI FORK !, lover sgy 2l2j4, cash; llS5 to lI,M
Bulk Meats ar ott-Long clear. 5s5.
short rib, 90 'ongclca & so. ''''
facon-Long clear, 6 40, short rih q IN
TO 800; short clear, G75, 49, o'oO
Hams, - 10 o25; sweet picked hams IN
sSou Iem9andi l1-pound average, $50.
AZ afternoon board wheat declined y 10 81
and com was 10 "A higher - " ~
S3tlie-kt c@pls, 3COO; scarce and firm
WIN ademand Ar IN excess of the sunniv.
ehPoIts nominal ~ 0Bl TO $50; fair TO GOOD
shipping steers OF from l0,Gand 400 pounde
400 TO do; COWS nd heifers. Az 10 4 o.!
seekers and feeders, $50 TO So; Texans 25i
II Hq 9g -.RTeceip's, $500; lower and weak at
sheep Receipts, 500; shipments. 2om.
active and Il n lair to good, S5Oto 10: 9ood
10 choice 4'25 to o.Vl; eNtra52j. 9''''
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CuY, april Il Cattle Receints
l,b'ti stranger; NuOrts, $50 to 550. GOOD ~,
choice shipping, 900 TO SOS, rrt,1o,, t ~ 49,, y"
99iHn n ~ d'9O to 1885, feeders, 400 to 1885, cows,
Hogs Receipts. 1917; stronger. 500 70 , On
Sheep-Re eiplst IG; firm ana blgher. tiir
10 good muttons, 27j to so; common 10 , I',s
diumr l50 o go, ~ NV
june mse "a oT TSJ sasa 727 May ,7s to "a
s7 Corn 3id steady pa May, s7{ bid; June,
oats nominal,
CHICAGO.
feeling "''" N"aIel
Wheat active but louar. There WINS o,rI,,
4dechneol ~ TO a lua market adva Sced
"a iilu eiOsrH sletg April, 1914 TO 74l4 MAY,
olA 10 S5i2, closed s Iuuc $50 to 49, clos,
ca SlHi July, SS's o. 4. closed S5E:N6'h rcd
9l5S O02 cash. <4' ave '0''
Corn active and YIN ..t.ld, declined TO ~
at opening but rallied - and closed abo1t
same as yesterday e. t, o. % 49,; April, "A
to iA6, closed AS & Ns. nv 10 4p. 'ciaj
otp aot8i june, ll't Co., ' q; closed 10 to Az
=, fotk He3oyi price. reduced 20 TO 80. raj
ilSd 10 aha closed 8, -a. cash, HOT to ll75;
May lLbttO ll70; june, ll.6O to llSb
Lard in fair dGmHuo caster early bpt sal
ned and closed steady: cash; gllS To q III,
May G.sll3 20 B0b juno. G0i tcG 81.
boNed meat steady Hry slltcd shoulders.
i ni 70 Ply; SnaaIV Hp US TO 50ji short
At afternoon board wheat closed y louor
corn advanced y and uorE closed 25 higher
The Drovers' journal Iru0ris
Caitlc-Receipts 200. slow and ohopt
steady ON better grades, steers GD, butcbS
ers' 100 TO 400; stoClyegs and feeders 4 AZ to
ie0; Texans 10 to jl5
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.tta'e Eip bfogGufi 95aLZ5; boys Kip bro.
~ sfslssi n1nh p calf nI0gguB, lWEli5,
.--atE'e pl1WH lprl4l, boys kin g.bucI IL
AlNs, tll.Ai mons bur balls, cunrrsgg and
'ltlpni l0'Vl.b; mons calf balls, cougrpr.
n1 ouu0n, 46J9i.1. mons KIP boots, 2.Olt
!aA Duui6, 49.OllgjO.JJ, bOyis KIN boots. NJ 20
Ivy boys i. calf boots, lB.aR2lUO; boyis
WV nooWi .s0VGGNi WOmen'S az kippolka -
eWahci Misses, ~ ZIP polkRg, eiWglo
lnl0B " ZIP poikaa, al sizes, 4tQ5ic; chidis
Nd SS polish, i.o0lel,So; NlHsea' calf peq md
SO polish WO2llUi wOmon's bu sewOo mol.
.h, NtNl.&i Wumen's calf sewa. nDlish. 4 IN
tL6.Ai wumen,s grain gewed aud polar. M
ost GaWod polish, l.5lal.7b.
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Cure for Piles.

VuI5 Tor Piles.
sense of weight in the back. loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing The
pauent TO suppose he has some affec-
tloh OF the kidneys or neighboring or
gahs' AT times, symptoms of indiges.
u0n are present, fiatuleney, uneasi-
ness OF the stomach, etc. A moisture,
IKE Precipitation, producing very dis
sageeable itching, after getting warm,
common attendant. Blind,
bleeding and Itching Piles yield at once
TO the application Of DR.. Bosanko's Pile
Kennedy, which acts directly upon the
parts affected, absorbing the fumorR,
allaYing tho intense itching, and affect.
ing permanent cure, Price, so cents.
Address, the DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co,
PiquR, Ohio. Sold 10y all drnppists.
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$50. Rere,s a Chnncr rnr s,n.

l will give cash prize of $50 to any
lady who will bring me the greatest
number Of customers who will have
their photographs taken for tho next GO
days, beginning April q, and ending
June "a, 1855. Ladies wishing % enter
the contest win please come forward
and register their names. All shall have
an even start and fair show. This h
no common advertisement, | mean
Whatl say, and the successful party
Will get the money.
j. II, WEBSTER,
70l Elm street.
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7Ol Elm street.
THE NEW mCLELLAND HOTEL,

GRAND Brosr Proprletors, Waco, Texas,
Has been lately re-opened by the
above gentlemen, who respectfully So
iicit the patronage of tho travelling pub.
lic' The house has been newly furnish.
cd and remodeled throughout with all
she cynycn.euces OF a hrst-clggs hotel.
ACC uudor -he skillful management oj
Mr. j. w, Cutler late Of the Hotel Nav.
eric6, at san Antonio, 10 has already In
ken rank among the 0rst-class hotels oi
inc state GRAND Bros, Prop'rs.
Waco, Texas,
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Rosadalis is q sovereign remedy for
All diseases Of the blood. 10 has Ne
equal for the cure OF nervous disorders.
Read this: 81 would Hko 90 bear testi-
mouy to the morris OF Rosadalls, hv
saying that Some Gig DO years ago / was
totally FRUSTRATED and could get uo re-
lief from our family physician; but ai-
tor taking one bottle OF Rosadalis be-.
came entirely restored % health. now
weigh lJ3poundg but when / first took
your medicine I weighed only 1870. i
choerlully recommend 10 % all, and es
pecially TO those afflicted with nervous
debility.
MRS A. A. MARION, Baltimore, Md"
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A Great Discovery.

Mr.. VIM. Thomas, OF Newton. Ia.
says: any wife has been seriously ar
lected with cough for twenty. five
yehrs, aud this spring more severely
th3n eyer before. She had used many
remedies without relief, and being
urged 10 try Or. Kings New Discovery.
did 30, With most gratifying results,
me iirst bottle relieved her very much,
and the second bottle mas absoiuteiy
cured her. she has not had so GOOD
health Tor thirty voars.r
Trial bottles free 70 W. Il. Howell az
hfo.3 drug store. Large size. 81.
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tEhHua.ei vitality, Nervous and Physical
sNllty, Premature Decline 1t Man, Errou
81 oulh, and tina untold m'saricg resulting
nom luiNcioNou cvcoggCs. No contains lgt
0ftfoI pHon. iof am ACUTE aud chronic disease
ench ono ut which n invaluable. 20 fouud
.N iae uuihur whose experience Tor 2} yeau
't1oh N ri0lah.Y never before foh 10 Tie lot
y Wy nuYalclm. oVrpEcg, bound Nd hearU-
.Nl tfouch muhlui eIl1otH 10 clyCra. nun gilt
NlNIinAgI 10 le nuor Wcrs IN every r6uge
-ileoA0niesl literary aud pr0U. 1lnnal-lhan
'rA '.Nsr WORK sold lu lhis county Tor g2fN.
p. l'e money VIII Doe ROUNDED l every In.
lucg, Pr,oc only tl by mail pOsi-nHH I-
''t'NH sample r lonfq Send NOW F0I.
p. .lH' awarded me sU,tor rr he Nauo1Bl
i'i,oAl hN.o ,'aiHn, lo tht Ot1csJs OF who'll
.uI..H.a.
iHs -ianor Oi LiTa should ls rf.f M .Ho
sHtlE ~ iuh.ruai.uui aud ~ Inc NUloiEd for
.'i wa. hHa1ui glI.-I Lrulgu lancet.
nel. t no m'mngrol oci,iy 20 whom Tho
-o.y.o. 1f llie wan not ta us0Wl. whether
'..' t.na Guardian. ius.rJct1rct clergy
A..f.. .l. l,HhOuy Medical Institute. l.
.i n" H fu keri Nu.t aulru.1 sEoel H0H-
.'H. '.'u Who may De committed ON AN l'.-
tF'nF eyiil and experience Chronic
"..i .esir diseases iuht hsy5 banned ha
s1,e -uy.s,q15iG' tlso s{ta saE AL. S S'5g'
.u.F lilAut avs fEErNlE Is I'm re
4lal.nee 81 failure. .f Nsh rN-te
ID uuoN .h's papeal
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RGUIT, POULrRy, oAMm. rrn

APPLEs--S5.O0 per barrel.
OKANGEs-SioIly, \ boz, 40,
LEheSs-Sicily, y box, 1850,
DArEs-ln trails, 7c.
bANANAs--S.OOQpt.00 D bunch.
GRAPEe--MalaFR, none.
SWIFT foTATOEs-i.WAGl.5O
QN1oNs-S5.OO % barrel
EOrAToEs-'r bushal. 1g0.
GABRAGh--Sl per 10.
,, CSLck gNs-We quote rs GOOE dsasu
Eaes-lOo e, dozen.
burrnn-E Rest grade northern, $50, bp-'
AHA iiN county &c other Texas county bst.
'tr.&c tosho, according 10 analitvI
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LIeG sToox.

llhe quotations given below refer 10 corn fad
animals, living weight.
lbEEvEs-S11SlSlc per pound.
Son, $50 per head.
ssHkEP-Prime, SSeS5sc per poand.
'JoATs--None on the market.
doSs-S19S0p4c per poupd.
BULLS AND SrAGs--11k,92c per pound.
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Donations for the permanent site of
Che Widows and Orphans Hone oi
Texas, of no. less than zoo acres gT land
100 OF which shall bo t.!lablo. In soms
real thy thriving community of school.
tN" churches may be- submitted 20
dohn II, Walton grand master at Waco.
en or about the lst of july next tha
Auu.'ommittHe win personally nspeet
all inc places offered and mako qelar.
Ton and location OF said homo.
Waco, March 20, 1885.
II. n. HmRINa,
Chairman Sinh -U,1e.rfIfl,
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Ia the. absence of suitable material
or inc umo TO prepare 10, people often
~ without "a dressing for salads. Bus
5ulkSee.s dressing, and you win never
trouble yourself 70 make another.
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Thoroughbred and grade animals
now located near Jaoksboro, Texas. for
particulars apply to Henry McEderry.
leans La,
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what is tho Glon Lea? saith tho
10 Is the fountain hoad OF eil
sumulusi tho spring OF eternal youth
beauty. "''"
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Extremely low prices have bean,
marked on al tho furniture Geo. Rick
has IN stock-.tablos, chairs, rockers, hed-
room and parlOr sets, Give him a Gail.
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CatsrTh cured, health and sweet breath
secured by Shlloh's Catarrh Remecv.
Price 10 cents. Nasal injector free, Sold
by j. l.. williams & Co. '~N
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Etlows rom the Maximum iAin6ralEFoun.
laln o. Saratoga Springs, and 10 IN the opin-
ION OF the most eminent medical men, Ma.
D1SPEPSlA, TORPID LIVER INACTIVE
CONDITIONS OF the KIDNEYS, aud n mont
salutary Alternative IN ScrOfulous Affections.
WIN iadiesi gentlemen and bon vlvanis eV
sfyWherelt has become the standard OF dla-
Ary expodients, fprtliylng the digestive funo@
lions ana enabling free-livers TO Indulge with
IMMUNITY 81 table. The world of wealth, ln-
lelhgenco and refinement testifiea 10 its
spaIKnng naturally pure aud delightful
qualities as The BEVERAGE incomuRrabla. and
sccredit II with being the surest and speedisgt
source Ofc clear compilations, high health aud
gXnunerant spirits. NATHORN SPRING
WAIhk u sold only In glass bottles; four
dozen plnta are packed u a case. 10 nav b
obtained st all hotels and OF druggists, ygipe
merchants and ErOcers everywhere, and
HETTEBTON, IRVINE N co.,
Solo AEnnta for DalIna. Tnuna.
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COTTAGE HOTEL.
no FOR THE SARATOGA OF
TEXAS!
GLEN ROSE TO THE FRONT.
TO LET.

me Cottage Hotel, at Glen rose, oonslstiup
on ~ 3tel' plnlng-room, Bathroom, Laundry
unu Zen Iottgcs-will be ready to be occn.
tl,u w lno olh day OF May, and Is now Of
iercd for pnt, Cottage fIotel enbrnrns nm
nlea ol NeNcn &C res, Economically situated,
ehH Rnnndanty supplied with pure, white
sulphur water nom perpetual flowing arto-
Hnn Me,lHi nlsn pure freostone and iron or
NnuyNlu springs, conveniently located.
noily hncks FROM Walnut Springs, Morgan
Nnu Nleuurne run In connection with ihis
hloperlN' Distance from Walnut hprlnrs.
! muesi rom Morgan, % miles from Gle
uuInV, "a miles, For further information
NpP'y 70 1T MORGAN,
Glen Rose, TpVns
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WHO IS HE:
A Strange Report From the NeiGhborhood
of Mt De ChantaI.

A Strange Report From the SeiGhborhoon
OF Mt. De ChantaI.
Word reached ibis Office last evening,
brought BY q reliable gentleman, that a
naked man had been seen on the top OF the
knob at what is known as the first cut, on
the Hem pfeld, about half way between the
turnel Al Mt. De Chants, yesterday after
noon. lie WAS observed by q lady living
some distance out the railosd, as she was on
her way bone from the city. She gave the
alarm. when it was asccrtained taat the
same man had been seen on Friday last
.ome distance up the hill, attired in but
single gsrment-a red flannel shirt The
parties coming across him were two little
girls, who fed from the spot in terror as
soon as they caught sight ofthe scanty ap'
parel of the stranger.
Enquiry among the people living IN the
vicinity revealed the fact that this myster.-
GUS individual has appeared almost daily
for wet or more, to the excessive annoy
ance OF the residents and 10 the conster
nation of no small number of Young folks
and females One or TWO gentlemen made
a somewhat extended search of the hillside
Yesterday in the hope Of getting some clue
10 the identity OF the man, but no trace OF
him could be found when his presence was
desired. The matter should receive the
attention of the authorities.
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Movements of Wheeiingitos. and the Com.
Ing and Going OF Strangers.

Movements of Wheeiingitos. and the Com
Ing and Going OF Strangers.
DR.. p. D. Citizens, Of Bingham, O., is in
the city.
R G. Barr, Esq, is attending L. S. court
at Parkershurg
Miss Helen Devries, of the South Side, is
the guest OF friends in Parkersburg
Miss Lorena NJ. Smith. Of he South Side
is visiting friends in Tiltonyllle, Jefferson
county, q.
Mr. C. o. Roemer, hookkeeper for tht
American Insurance Company leaves 70:
Kansas City today
Miss Maggie McEntee, of the South Side
returned home Yesterday from brief vsi
to friends in Pirtsburg.
Mr.. w. B Howell, Of the Howell House
will leave to morrow for Washington, Pa
on a short visit.
a telephone has been placed in the Balt
more Il Ohio ticket office and information
in regard to trains, etc, can now be OBJ
tanned over the wires.
Prof. James A. Brown, the newly elected
President Of the Female College, left las
evening for Cynlhians, Ky, for the purpose
of settling up bis affairs there preparatory
20 removing here. He will return in about
three weeks. During his absence DR.. Logan
will attend 10 any business relating to tn.
college
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OHIO CENTRAL RAILROAD.
KANAWHA DIVISION.
TH0S. X. SHARP" Receive
In eject Wednesday, December 8, 1884.
TRAINS GOING WEST:

TRAINS GOING WRIST:
70. 2 leaves Charleston 90 q. IA
No . leaves West Charleston ..,........ .OS a. N.
Arrive Poirt Pleasant 80 4. IN.
rive Gallipois by Hack u K p. nj
TRAINS GOING EAST.
Leave G.lIpoIi. via Hack ..............2 :l5 p. NJ
No l. leave Point Pleasant.................. $50 p
No lcavc est Charr,On :Cy p. nj
Arrive Charleston 7lj N
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The unprecedented success and merit o.
Ely's Cream Balm-a real cure for cstarrh
7ay fever and cold in the head-has in
iuced many adventures to place catarrh
Mt dicines bearing some resemblance in sp
,earance, style or name upon the market
order to trade upon the reputation OF
r.ly's Cream Balm. Many in your immidi.
.te locality will testify in highest common.
alton Of it. Don't be deceived. Buy only
Ely's Cream Balm. A psrtic is applied
ITO each nostril; no pain; agreeable to use
Price fifty cents; of druggists.
Hay FEVER. | have been a great suffer
er from Hay Fever for Is years read OF
he many wondrous coures OF Ely's Cream
Balm and thought would try once more.
In Is minutes after one application was
~ohderiully helped. Two weeks ago | com
renced using it and now | feel entirely
cured. 1t is the greatest discovery ever
known or heard of-Duhamel Clark, Farm
or Lee. Mass Price 50 cents,
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University Of PENNSYLVANIA,

]. DEPARTMENT OF ARTS, four years ci..,lsr
course. Degree A. b.
II. TowsR scIRNTIPIc SCHOOL, Gve-yesr coura
In ts) Chemistry, (b) Geology and Mining, fc vi
Engineering, az Dynamiosl Engineering, (ei Arb.
lecture, leading to b. e.. and 10 technical dc.rs.,
+. c. practical Chenht), N. E, {. t., i. NJ, A5C1
tect.
III. WHARTON SCHOOL OF FIsAEcK AND I.ls
osY. Courses in Constitutions. aw and Pub, 50.
nini.iration, Political Economy, MeTcau'i.r I.s
and Tcsctice, Finance, Banking, Ratlroadirs. "
gree In. b.
". CorRsK IN PHILOSOPHY, four year, trs.,.,
Latin French, German, Mental and Mora d.. -
ply, Mathematics, General Science rtir:ul -.
srfuction in Biology with laboratory woFs gEH
Phi. b.
Liberal elections in and between these g IN
close Of Second Year.
" CouRsK ~ Music, Iwo-yesr,' graded o.l>.
d. gree Mus. Bsc
VI. MEDICAL scHooL. Three year, sradcI - -,
with optional fourth year. Decree ". .
VII DENTAL School Two-yean graiei om-r"
Degree u. ID. y.
cd oourse similar to European schools. '.sr"
Clinical and laboratory advantages 4 riD r'aei
feature In these three schools.
TX. LAW SCHOOL. Two-yesD' oour'e. p. =
admits 10 Pennsylvania Bar. Degree ~. b.
y. BIOLOGICAL sCEoOL- Two. y"aT' up"E' ~
extended laboratory work. Certificate .!.'.'
Medical School without examination. 'f-.
courses.
II. DEPARTMENT OF Philosophy. Iso-r.r
post graduate course In numerous .ubjv,r .rS'.a'
TO degree Pm. d.
In making inquiry please specify department
REV. JfSsE Y BUgK, -o.r.faT
University Of PennsylVanis, West Phi'sd'.?a'. %
mrl2aodeadyb
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BITS OF NEWS,
Picked Up Here and There by ReZiste
Reporters.

Picked Up Here and There by Register
Reporters.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS this morning.
POLICE COURT was a whitewash yesterday
moThiDg.
THREE deeds Of trust were admitted to
record yesterday.
THERE will be an open air concert at
Heyman's saloon tonight.
q The Cbapline Street Sunday School will
picnic at the Park tomorrow
THE Ohio County Teachers Institute will
con mence at West Liberty Monday, the
2Trh inst.
TuEvss broke into Simon Baer's Soa,'
powder house out Caldwells Run and stole
q good deal of powder, but Just how muct
cannot be ascertained.
The members of tie South Side Singing
Society are of on fishing excursion, being
located at Captina. The boys are reported
as having grand time and catching lots OF
fish.
A VERY inebriated individual vined him.
self up against tree box at the corner OF
Chapline and Fourteenth streets last even
ing and went to sleep As the combination
was not artistic, the Ginger was taken in.
A TELEGRAM was received from Blake
ney, yesterday, saying it would De lmpossi
ole tor he aid Skinner TO reach this city foi
'he race this evening, and the event has
been postponed until after the Saengertest
An accident occurred at Brl'z, Flading
& Co new planning mill yesterday, which
demolished part os the roof OF one section
of The building. II was caused by the saw
dust chute becoming chokcd and alowin9
The steam used - clear it, no escape.
The Germania Amusement Society vii
hold its second annual picnic at S9ibert 3
Garden today A large crowd will of cours'
be in attendance, and delightful day If
anticipated Billy Mayors full orchestra
will make the music for the occasion.
DANIEL BERNHARDT, an euployc O.
Sweeney foundry, had the misfortune yes
,crday to have the toes OF his left foot bad
" mashed He was helping 10 carry 8
castiug. when the other man let =
and MIR. Bcrnhardt felt the weight of tn,
metal
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yI'Hk SLATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, ONO
i County. In the Circuit Court of Ohio county,
West Virginia. July Rules, 1885.
J. William WolringtOp, administrator Of the estate
OF thomas Wellington, deceased,
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WHEELING WINS,
CIator Downs Moningsr by a Length
in 2l:t5,
Over the Finest Course in the County,
The Race Witnessed by Over Five
Thousand People.

Although there was not much monsy
at stake in this city on the result OF the
Clator. Moninger race at GAINESVILLE last
evening there was great public interest
manifested in the result Of the struggle
which was to decide the merits OF the rival
oarsmep. and innumerable calls were made
at the newspaper offices last night By per
sons eager 10 hear the name OF the winning
man.
The race was rowc1 on the Muskiugum,
in the presence OF fully five thousand spec
tstors The men arrived in GAINESVILLE Mon
day evening, Clator and his friends taking
rooms al the Clifton House, while Moainger
and his hackers qusrtered themselves at the
Clarendon Hotel. Both were in
PRIME CONDITION,
Moninger stripping at l5S pounds and Cla
tor at los. Owing 10 unavoidable delays
tbc race was postponed until alter o clock
At 81 Referee Geo W. Weisgerber gave
orders for the men to appear. Moninget
showed irs,. wearing red, and was followed
quickly by Clstor who wore his tavorite
blue.
During the morning The men sod even
in the pools. but Just before the race was
called Mouinger had the call at ten dollars
to eight dollars.
All clock the men were stationed, and
at the word go, shot away Moninger got
the best of the start, gaining length,
which be held gsmily for threequarters OF
a mile, when Clator spurted anu showed a
half length ahead. From this point to the
upper buoys the race was close and excit-
ing, Clator gradually drawing away and
turning the buoys length ahead of his an
tagonist From the upper to the lower
buoys the race was exciting, Clator
MAINTAINING HIS LEAD
of length throughout in spite Of the trul =
less spurts OF the plucky Pittsburger. Mo-
niger although over-ma,ched, was game t.
The end and showed no signs Of quIttlns
even when he knew he could not win. The
race was rowed in the remarkably fast tim
OF 81 minutes and fifteen seconds.
The result OF the race seemed ID thor
oughly satisfy everybody. and was rowe
ana won on its merits. The betting wa
slow, the pools going eff very light. 4
rumor prevailed during the afternoon tina
the race was a job, and that Moninger was =
sure winner. On the strength Of this bOgu-
pointer considerable cash was dropped b.
sure winners. The course is undOuotedl,
he finest in the country straight away TO
rhree miles. The Z. 4 NJ. Y. railroad ra'
trains of gondolas, fitted up with seats
along the entire course and furnished q
large number of spectators the oppottlni'v
ofSie~ing the race from the beginning
the finish.