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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-27
PERSONAL POINTS.
Movement OF Wheeling cites, n the Com.
ing and Going of Strangers.

Movements OF wheeling CITES, and the Com.
ing and Going OF Strangers.
Geo. Caldwell, of Washington, Pa, is at
the Mcclure.
Judge Melvin is indisposed at his rooms
at the Mcclure.
]. F. Johnston and ". E Kimberling, Of
Prt'sburg, we're in the city yesterday.
Mrs. L. A. Martin, of Columbus, formerly
Of Wheeling, W. Va, spent a few days IN
the city.
Mis- Mollie thinner, of Twentyfourth
street, is eonvslescing from a severe attack
Of typhoid fever.
Frank c. Darby, who is convalescing
from Q severe attack Of malarial fever, is
sble to be on bis feet again.
William J. McNsbb, of ]. Harrington &
Co.'S, leaves to-day on 9 two weeks pleasure
trip to Cleveland and other points.
Misses Flora and Julia Henning, of Mari
eta. Ohio are visiting Misses Emma and
Nellie Leonard on Market street.
MI. Chas. Hobbs, Of the South Side, was
brought home yesterday from Washington,
Pa, whore he experienced 9 sun stroke
while on Q visit.
The Pittsburgh Sunday Dispatch has the
following mention of Wheeling people:
Miss Clara Fisher, of Wheeling, is visit
ing Miss Blanche Reese.
Misses Maud Mcdonald and Katie Nil
bourne, Of Wheeling. after visiting with her
friend, Mrs. Matte Mclaughlin, Of Wylie
Avenue, have returned home.
~0RATED TEA SETS In . va
|arss Sc pieces for $3.50,
LAWSON BROS.,s
Markes j3ffeet.
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shonld be

Saturday night there was another rude
break into the peace and quiet OF our subj
ban village of Fulton, made by a gang Vi
four or FIVE halfdrunken young men from
the country. 1t is said they rode,thrOukH
The tow at a breskneck pace yelling lks
Companches and hOurishing their revolvers
in rather q reckless way. 1t becoming quite
common for these rural toughs to insugu-
rate q row at Fulton, on their way home
from a Ssrouse in the city, and the people
out there are becoming very tired of the fun,
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The New Order.

Wheeling Council No. l, Order Of Chosen
Friends, was instituted at Red Mems Hall
Saturday night The following officers
were elected: Joseph NJ. Hamilton, Chief
Councillor; Geo. F. Irvine, Secretary; n
A. Haldemau, Treasurer; Geo. J. Caddle
p~relate; N. C. Crawford, Marshal; s. c.
Minar, Warden; Alex. 81. Forgey, Guard;
Frank Wizard Sentry; C, R. Tracy, ira B
VanFossen and James II. Riddle, Truste "a
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IN GENERAL.
Narrow Escape.

Shortly after the heavy rain yesterday at
ternoon q small girl attempted TO make her
way across Csldwelrs run, when her foot
slipped and she was precipitsted into the
rushing water. She was carried some dis
lance, and would have soon been drowned,
had not s~eyersl gentlemen in the vicinity
witnessed the mishap aud rescued the child.
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"oh, sleep, 1t is a Blessed Thing

The weary sufferer from Sleepless nights
and dyspeptic pains knows from bitter ex-
perience the wretchedness caused by lack Of
sleep But Mr.. E. K. McConsky, Of Hsl
lam, Pa, pleasantly writes, Browns Iron
Bitters relieved me Of ~dyspeptic symptom
and gave me refreshing sleep" A sleep.
less sufferer or anybody else can buy Brown's
Iron Biiters for q dollar. bottle Of any
coed druggist.
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weather Indications.

WAsHISGrox, July 2T-I:3O a. m.-For
the Ohio valley and Tennessee, occasional
ain. variable winds, and slight rise in tenn
peratare.
For the lower lake region, generally
fair weather. stationary followed By slight
rise in temperature and fresh easserly
winds.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Weather.

Following shows the range Of the Their
mometsr for Saturday and yesterday, as Oh
served Bye Schnepf, the Market street drug
gist: Saturday, q. m, 50; II m, 90; 3p.
m, 90; Up m, q Sunday q. m, 50;
II m, 81; 3 p m IS; p. m. 80. The sun
rises this morning az 4:53 and sets at 7:20
this evening. The days lengths IA hours
and q minutes.
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The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhsum, Feya
Sores, litter, Chspped Hands, Chilblains
Ccrns, and all Skin E~rupions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. It i,
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, q
money refunded. Price Is cents Der box
For sale By Logan b Co.
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CHOLERA AND YELLOW rEyEs.

Malnisi, Miasmstic and contagious or Epidemic
49, Dise1es, and many ailments attending
change Of climate, food and water, may b
entirely prevented By wearing Q cuticura
Plaster over The pit Of the stomach, With
frequent changes, wheneyw sxposed 3
these Affections. A cure By abscrptisu 3
effected by Il when I'll Other plsstens fai1. II Il tie
best plastic known tophyhcans and iuufss. A.
druggists, 25c. i've for ff.0a. Msisd fres. Rettss
Drug and Chemical Co., Bostoa.
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These are Solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system regu-
lator ever placed within the reach Of suffer
ing humanity, truly is Electric Bitters. In
activity Of the Liver, Biiousness, Jaundi se,
Constipation, Weak Kidneys, or any dis
esse Of the urinary organs, OF whoever re
quires an appetizer, tonic or mild stimu-
liant, win always find Electric Bitters the
best and only certain cure known. They
act surely and quickly, every bottle guaran.
teed to give entire satisfaction or money re-
funded Soldat so cents 9 boals BY Logan
B Co.
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Wheeling Female Coll

TRIs INSTITUTION WILL ofEN
entirely rvv Pn sssment, On va
septemser 9Th, 1855, win Jas 4. Bsw{
Presidest, aided y . t~hor,sghly ccu3et4
ulty.
Musical md Art advantages together VI
ities for studying frsuch and German, un.l
The Builsinss viii ie thorovshiy renovaa
newly furntssed throughout Terms reason
For iurthes informat.,n q. ptyS
JSS A. BROWN, Pre-,
jSi+ssh 7. Y. LOGAN, sec b,
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GREAT BLOOD MEDICINES.

The half has not been told - 10 the grat curs-
hundreds OF follars for medicines 10 cure oneasas OF
the blood and skin, and never found anythig yet TO
equal the Cuticura Remedies.
CHAS. A. WILLIAMS, Providence, RI
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EinsIy Institute.

THE FAM Session OF THIS scHo.
i open Mondsy, septcsaber Z. The Pr
happy 10 be noae 10 announce 10 the forme
and others thst In the management OF I
he has secured the aStstanoe Of Maj J. NJ.
ably known ~ the Military Instructor In
Virginia Onivenity-a Thorough classical
Iopi lar gloucester me dissiplisaxtan. 10,
lars inquire OF either Of tho undersigned. =
&c oRR, A. NJ, Principal.
jyI7b JIM. LEE, A. NJ, Asst PIN,
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aaw ADvaaTsssMEnvS.
zlEGENFELDER'S
Tee Cream

Hes Leen used By the best families In .whsslins for
over twenty -ons years jyle
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The Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad
announces a special cheap excursion 10
Cleveland for Wednesday July 2sth. Ex.
cursion train win leave Bridgeport at 5l2
q. m. and 1888 a. m, Central time, and ar.
rive at Cleveland at l0:45 Q, IN. and 3:20p
m. Fare for round trip 81 rs. Tckefl
good for three days. Join the excursion
and take in the races and numerous ofhel
attractions Of the Forest City.
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ON EARTH.

Cuticura Remedies SIRE the greatest medicines on
earth. Had the worst case oil Salt kheun In this
country. My mother had II twenty yeers, and In
fact died from II. ] believe Cuticura would have
covered for three years, which nothing relieved or
cured unit ! I used the Cuticura Resolven,, inter.
nally, and Chticura and Cuticurs Soap, externally.
J.W ADAMS, Newark, o..
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MRS.. J. A. woo

fsseet schoosior Young Ladies arsChildj
No. 1902 Jacob trd
The school win r-epen September =. isss,
full corps Of oompeieet teachsn. Spec,ha I'd
paid tc4hs Primary Denrtmsn1 Obh1 tca
specially. 0~listhe1ics win form part Of -
exsrsas3. a limited number Of bosrdial
ytll b reseiyed. fss ~strcalan coutainiss
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CHEAP Excursion to Fortsess Monroe via
the B. a. o. Wednesday, July 29. Tickets
good for ten days. Round trip Sll.50.
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Nsrroua pshilitnt.d Men

c;tuaI;en Hyou want work try THE REsIsrxz
Clludtluu want columns.
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Fold by all Druggists. Price: Cuticura. 5oc.; 70.
solvent, si.0o; Soap, sc. Prepared By the Porrn
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Man.
BEAUTY sfsels n.si s sna SI, si flaP Ss..
tieuIa Soap.
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Cbsan Excursion to mevelapd.

c,umnr Boarders can b secured by adyertisfng
OuIllIii6l In The DAILY and SUNDAY RRaIsrRG
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BETHANY COLLEC

BROOKE COUNTY. W. VA.
VIII begin tn <sth sssica eeptsuAsr q, !
10 hi most noted college Of our stase, hAJI
Classical. the Scientific, TN Ministe1fsl
ladies' 0ane. The College 10 nov sNo{
debt. and Will make an e6er n for euiarrso,y
doyment and ts patronage. kxnnire ~
and fer q ~ youf sens and daughters to a ~
drill. For fnrthsf Information spp.y TO 2
II. Soolery for catalogues, or
Jy2Soct1 DR. W. X. PENDl EIOS.
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A PUBLIC

Coll Your house if you want to by advertising in
06li INK REGISTER.
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Buoklsn,, Arniea SALIVA.

unIn II you want TO hire help a small advertise
neIu ment in THE REGIsTKRw will do IL.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Fruit Jars and Jelly GhSses-John Frielel.
For Gncinnati-Steamer Bachelor.
Founa-DErk Red Coz.
Whlts Mountain Hammock Chair-G. Msndel &
-
Dfamonds-L G. Dillon.
speclsi sals0f Black Slks-J. s. Rhodes & c..
Ezskcis-R J. Smyth.
Pure Spring Water-L0gan q Co.
uarrnf1s IA DreS Goods-Stone q ThomaA
virginia Female institute-lLocal Page
Reifmy C~0leNe-lLocal Pace
Absolutely Pure-Dursts leo cream.
Excelsior Baking POwder-R. II. List.
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Rummr, Boardss secured, Or 4 good plaos %
SuA.Illst board can b found ~ Advertising N
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1T IN A FACT.

which may be had by return msiij are our authority
for the assertion that Skin, Scalp, and Blood HUI
mors, whether Scrofulous, Inheyited or Contagious,
ent the new Blood Purifier, internally, and Cuticuru
and Cuticurs Soap, the great skin Cures and Bean
ti6ers, external y, In one hsli the time and expense
OF any other season,
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c AT ARRH


That pure, sweet, afe and effective American dis.
tllation Of Witch-Hazel, American Pine, Cansds
Fir, hariyold, and Clover Blossom, called 6lG.
PoED's RADICAL CURE FOE CArAKsH, with one boz
C~ATARRHAL 6oLvKxT and one slHsoRp's In
PROVED LHALEk, al In one package, may nov b
had Of all druggists Ion t1.0. Ak Tor GArsoRD's
Complete Lscal and constitutiouaI Treatment fsr
every form OF CEtarh, from q simple Cold or Inhu-
enza 10 loss of Smell, Taste, and Hexfnx. Couah.
Bronchitis, and Catarrhal Consumption, In ever
package.
C1ersymen, vocalists,
And Public Speakers without numbsr ovs thsif
present usefuinos and success 70 sanford's RaA3el
Cure for CataHh.
Rev. DR.. wiezin ssyY: "Ons Of The best rsnsdsa
for Catanh- may, The best rensdy 10 hare found
in q lifetime Of suferng-is sanford's Radical
Cure. II clean the head and throat % tboroushIy
that, taken each morning on rising, there are q
unpleasant secretions and no dbagreabls hsvkins
during thu entire day, bat N unprecedented el0S
nen Of vcice and respiratory orEans.n
Sold By all drusgistA Pdos, t1.oo.
Potter Dr.x md Chemical o., Boston.
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During the hot weather my
.sore win elqse at eP. m, Safur-
SAYS excepted.
JACOB W tr8B.
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NOW, Ks = =; S is :;%s /

TT Is at this season when the Pores are clogged and
l. the Blood and Precipitation are laden With in
purities that dishguring Humors, Humiliattpg Erup-
ton, Itching 1ortures, salt Rhsum or Eczema, Psori-
a,is, letter, Ringworn, Baby Humor, scroiula,
Scrofulous Sores, Abscesses, and discha-ying wounds
and every SPECIES Of Itcf ing. scaly and Pimply Dis
eases OF the skin aod scalp, are mos speedily and
cured hx the Cnticura Remediea.
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it is learned, viii start to day with ten or
fifteen feeders, as it already has a stock Of
nail plate to run them for q week or so.
1t is also announced that if the rollers and
heaters refuse to work, new men will be
put on in their places. As far IS can be
learned the Top mill is not ready to resume
yet, and it will probably be several weeks
before they make q start. The Riverside
is expected to open up about the middle of
the week and the Laughlin mill at Martins
Ferry this morning.
The nailers do not seem to be very much
excited over the turn affairs have taken,
except that some Of them express the fear
that q few of their number viii break ranks
and return to work. However, nothing has
t~ranspired so far that would 60 to substan-
tate the fear.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-07-26

The effects Of business depression upon
immigration during the fiscal year ending
June 80 was very marked. The number Of
immigrants last year was SS7,s2l, while the
year preceding was 5O9,834, and in 1882,
7ss, 1872. This is q falling of Of fifty per
cent. from the number IN 1882. But this
decrease is good thing for the country TIL
times become better and employment more
Fixed and wages more remunerstiye. 1t
may be possible that some sections Of our
country have been receiving immigrants
foster than our manners and customs and
form Of government could aSsimilate them.
The late trouble at Cleveland might be
taken as an example. The country can
suffer no inconvenience from such a de-
crease, for some time 10 come.
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;eatorv exercises ct the Catholic church
Sunday. he will lecture in the afternoon.
The Bishop 10 among the ablest ecc'eaastr
( cal men Of the country.
Mrs.. John E. Reynolds has returned nun
pleasant visit to her old homo IN ma.e-
ing. rl
Jacob Koontz has run q telegraph wire
from the station to his dwelling.
Miss Calhe Curtis, of West L.Ssrty, has
returned home.
&C. Martin and family, Of Parsersou'g
are with relatives in town spending o pr
ton of the heated season.
Mrs. Coxs orchard is becoming apopular
picnic resort.
Butter is as scarce as police at STREET
row. Plenty of COWS and milk in the coua'
try, but the farmers say they cannot make
it for 10 cents per pound. :,
Ibid you ever notice that new tonsor'al
sign 10 front of Dave Jsckson's shop! II Ii
immense.
The Circuit Clerks Office has been reno
waited and reprinted. The remains OF the
food were conspicuous in every corner IL
now presents very inviting appearance.
Show us tsltler or scandal monRer
and we venture it will not require the assls'
lance of detective to find black spots on
their character visible to the naked eye.
Verify, MISERY ever loves company.
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who, fred by the sight Of squadron Of men
oi-vsr. Joined them, and within forty eight
hours by single sct-thst Of fighting his
way to the enemy's flag and cutting it down
decided the fate Of Q battle, won promo
ton, and initiated the beginning Of 9
glorious career.
There are few stocks and whippingposts
left now In England, but here is one just as
it stands in that old town Of Brading where
the Rev. Leigh Richmond was pastor, and
where he wrote his "Dairyman's Daughter
and Little Jane" I! is not q cheerful
looking instrument, but it seems as though
it might be vel to revive it for the benefit
of those brutes who maltreat women and
children, and whose position in the scale of
humanity is so lew that they cannot De
reached by ordinary methods. Brading. is
The oldest town on the island and very rich
in associations.
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highly interesting from their historic associ-
atoms, dating from the time OF Edward VI,
whose brother.inalaw, Anthony Woodville,
built the latter, and left his insignia carved
in the stone. The castle stands on chslky
elevation, and is covered with ivy. tits not
80 commanding in its appearance as many
others, but the grounds are lovely, and &C
cess is obtained to them by the same door,
sisnalled by pulling the handleot the same
bell as that which admitted Lord WoodVille
But here all similarity ceases On the other
aide of the heavy bars and bolts trim En-
glish girl sits with her work basket and ladys
pictorial to receive your fourpence and illu-
sion vanishes. Once inside the gate, visi-
tors bend their steps directly to ward the win
dow, from the lower middle panel of which
an iron bar has disappeared. This is the
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NEW MARTlNSyILlE
The Latest News and Gossip - Personal
Paragraphs.
49, Al. .I..,D DAD

The Latest News and Gossip Personal
Paragraphs.
Special 10 ne Sunday Register.
NEW MART1ysvILLE, July "a. J..
Wilmotb, ofWheeling, is in town.
Mrs. 0'ConDor (nee Miss Stella I'm.
stead), of Tifin, o., is on visit to her old
home.
Mrs. Jeanette Hall has returned to her
home.
The moonlight festival at Mrs. Coxs o.
chard Thursday evening was success, COZ
sidering the unfav ,rable appearance OF the
weather.
Blackberries seem plenty, and are selling
at so cents bucket.
DR.. Lowther has raised the frame OF his
new dwelling on Union street.
The Bean Bag Club is the latest craze in
the social line. 1t Is an exhiliarating out
door game.
W.T.. Peterson, Of Wheeling, was in town
Friday.
Attorney Amber, of the Parkersburg bar,
was in town this week on legal business.
Upon the receipt of the news of General
Grants death, Thursday morning, flags
were hoisted at half mast in honor of the
dead hero.
Justus Eakins has put in two pool tables
and has opened up in full blast.
Miss Lou Bandit has returned from
visit TO friends at Powhattan. !.
Bishop Kahn viii have charge OF the ded
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STEUBENvillE.
Notable Wedding The Latest Gossip
Personal Notes.
Special 10 the Sunday Reqistsr.

Personal Notes.
Special 10 the Sunday ReqiStsr.
SrEuBENv1LLE, OHlo, July 25.-Lsst
Wednesday morning at ii o'clock, Miss
Lizzie Bradley, of this city, was married to
Hon. John NJ Pugh OF Columbus, at the
residence of the bride, on North Fourth
Street The ceremony was performed BY
the Rev. R. W. Grange, Of st. Psuls
Church. The bridewas handsomely dressed,
wearing q cream Jersey silk skirt and bro
caded velvet overdress, trimmed in elegant
deep lace. Her ornaments were orange
blossoms and diamonds After the cere-
mony, the wedding party, which consisted
of few special friends, sat down to stump
tous dinner. The bride and groom lett on
the evening train to make tour OF the
eastern cities. Their home in the future
will be at Columbus, where Mr.. Pugh Is q
leading citizen. Miss Bradley is one OF
our most popular young ladies. We extend
our congratulations.
A very pleasant affair occurred az the
residence of Mr.. aud Mrs. L. +. Maple,
South Eighth street, last Wednesday night,
it being the twenty. fifth anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs. Naples marriage The occasion
was all the more pleasant as the affair was
gotten up by the daughters OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Maple without their knowledge. Revs.
Miller and Randolph ofhciated, and Mr..
and Mrs. M. were united for another quar-
ter of a century. Several appropriate ad
dresses were made. Mr.. and Mrs. Maple
we're the recipients Of number OF valuable
piestD,s.
TIE many friends of Miss Ssllie McCsus
len, formerly OF this city, and daughter 81
ex- Congressman McCsuslen will be Sorry
| 20 learn Of Der Death at her mothers resi-
derce, in Washington City, in the 9th
year of her age. Miss McCauslin was 9
graduate of the high School in the class o.
1871, anu many Of her classmates will be
surprised to hear OF neI death. =.
The German Sunday school had big
! time at their picnic on Thursday last. a
very exciting foot race took place between
Hugh McPhsil and Henry Blcksie, two gen
tlemen who are above the fifties. The race
was finally declared draw, as both men fell
on The home stretch.
One of the best games of ball this season
is promised the citizens of our city next
Monday afternoon, the game to be played
By the printers and store clerks
Mrs Cochran and daughter Laura, Of
Sixth avenue, are visiting friends in Brooke
county, w. Va
P. p. Lewis, Esq left, Friday morning
on western trip.
Rev. Mr.. Swsney, who was nominated by
he Prohibition convention in this city a
couple Of weeks ago for State Senator, has
withdrawn. He says he believes in prohibi
tion but does not care about running fol
Office.
Miss Mary Sweeney, of upper Market
street, is visiting friends in Washington
Pa.
Mr.. Aug. Hsrtze, Sr, left Wednesday
evening for Atlantic City where he vii
spend the summer
Will Bray made flying trip to Pittsburp
this week to see the great pitcher, Calvin
lie says he is daisy.
Ben Sharp and Charlie Daugherty left
for a trip to the watering places this week
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MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.

September 10 is the date of the next an
nusl Potomac regatta.
There is q scheme on foot at Pittsburg to
send Teemer tn Australia to row Clifford
and Beach.
The bay Of Quints Yacht Club, of Belle.
vile, Ont, will hold their annual regatta on
August y. Prizes amounting to $3.50 will
be distributed.
Jake Kilrain. the we'll known heavyweight
pugilst, is consi lering the ACCESSIBILITY of or
ganizing an athletic combination and tray,
cling Westward.
The n Y. A. c. will hold an slLround
competition for the amateur championship
of America and valuable prizes at their
grounds on September II.
The Belgian Jockey Club has been asked
by q woman that she be allowed to ride her
own horse in its race.
In 1885 the Monmouth Park Association
will give the largest sum ever given by any
association, $4,000 and added money.
Joe Acton and Joe Mackenzie will wres-
tie, the best two out Of three falls, cstch-as-
cstch.can, Cumberland and GracoRoman
styles for $3.50 side in NOrristOWn on
Tuesday.
A picked team Of six Irish athletes will
probably compete in the games at Toronto
in the latter part of September. The cham
pions Barry and Purcell will be included in
TIE team.
81. N. johnson, the sprint runner, is in
PitisouTg making preparations for q big
meeting of foot racers to be held in the fall.
Johnson expects to bring together such men
IS Smith, Boyd, Killem and Armstrong.
The Brown and Bowdoin College boat
crews roWed off the disputed intsrc ollegis'e
champion chip race on Lake Quinsigm ond,
and the BoEdOin crew won easily from the
start.
Captain Shackleford, Of Jay Gou'd's yacht
Atalsnts, il willing to wager $500 that the
Atalanta can beat Crsmp& Sons new yacht
"245" one mile for every hour she will run
at any time or place.
F W. Jackson, secretary Of the Watkins
IN. Y. Rowing Association, is making ar
engagements for regatta, to be held on Sill
yer Lake. the main feature of which is to
be q professional scullers race for large
purse.
John Teemer, the Pittsburg oarsmsu,
signed articles Of agreement for double
skull race with Gsudaur as mate, against
Wallace Ross and mate not yet named.
The race will be for $500 side, and will
take place at Oak Point between the lst
and 5th Of September.