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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-03
THE cOLoREo PEOPLES CONVENTION.
Resolutions Favoring Various Reforms-Sym-
PATTY with the Irish People.

meeting Of colored men, numbering about twenty.
from various parts of the State held yesterday at
Union Hall w. HI. Demory, Of Randolph county.
was chosen president Jacob Franklin vicepresident,
and VIM. VIM. secretary. A. committee on resolu-
tons chosen, with Bennett Stewart OF Brazil as
chairman. number of papers read, the writer's
of which were not present A paper on colonization
was read by John T. Mahorney recitng the fact that
every other people earth being invited to i'm
migrate to the United States while the negro is
gently invited TO leave his native land to go to for
eign country by organized society of his
trymen. The committee resolutions reported the
following, which were adopted. TIE meeting will
probably continue to-day:
Resolved That We the colored people of Indiana,
in convention assembled, urge upon Congress the
cessity and justice of the passage this session. of
Senate bib NO. 1900, pending il the Senate for
the restitution to the freedmen and others In the In
dian Territory of their rights and that copy Of this
resolution be forwarded to Senator'S for presenta
ton to the Senate and that they be requested to
their influence to its passage at the present
session of Congress.
Resolved That the Colonization Society, with head
quarters at Washington, D. c., is relic of barbarsn
and disgrace to this Nation.
Resolved That we issue call to colored people of
the United States to hold national political conven-
ton in Indianapolis, June g. 1887.
Resolved, That we sympathize with Ireland in her
struggle for self government.
Resolved, That heartily sympathize with the
masses OF our race in Cuba who painting under
burdens OF slavery, and extend to them prayers
that slavery viii ultimately be abolished.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-03
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENrs.
A Largely Attended Meeting of the State As
ISOLATION of Educators.

The first annual session of the Indiana County Su-
perntendents' Association was commenced yesterday
afternoon at the parlors of Plymouth Church, and
sver sixty counties were represented. The meeting
was presided by State Superintendent Holcombe,
md among other distinguished educators present were
Professor Joseph Carhart and President d. S. Jordan
Of the State University. paper read upon The
Teachers Reading Circle" by Mrs. Matte C. Dem
mis-, of Richmond, and which was largely
discussed at its close The paper was very dscriln
hating and comprehensive in lis details. The discus
sion which followed it showed the sentiment of the
superintendes DO that there entirely much
work in the circle to be easily handled and the
bers of the board of directors of the circle who
present intmated that much of the work would be
reduced during the ensuing year. Succeeding this pa
per by H. NJ LaFollette. of Boone
kounty, upon County Supervision of School
houses and Grounds" in which the speaker
aecried the fact that county com.nissoners gen.
eral rule. very careless regard the santa
ton OF school houses and he approved the idea of
giving county superintendent the control of the
baildings and grounds The discussion also approved
OF the idea Another paper, upon County Manage
ment,p by III. Wilkinson. followed by discussion
concluded the afternoon session. and the body adj.
lourned. with instructions to do honor to General
Eherman.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-03
THE NEW YORK STORE
ESTABLISHED 1851
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT.

The season is fast approaching when
the demand for White Goods will be
great. No lady's wardrobe is COM
plete without one or more White
Dresses, aud no lady will do herself
justice in the purchase of White
Goods until she has seen our large
stock, which consists of Null, Egyp-
tan Dimity, Marseilles, Pique, Cable
Cord Checks, Nainsook Checks, India
Linens, Victoria Lawns, Massalia
Checks and Stripes, Lace Piqne, Per-
sian Lawn, Tuckings. Figured Swiss,
Vein Stripes, Leno and Springtide
Checks.
We have a great variety in the
above at attractive, low prices-an
in plain figures.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-03
Colonel Gray Finds a Bondsman.

The attorneys of Col" James W. Gray appeared
before acting Judge Clarke, yesterday and made an
argument which, Invested of legal technicalites
to the effect that the fines against Gray, under the
pleas of guilty that had previously been made by him.
were unlawful, and that the only thing the Judge
could do when Gray went back into the lottery bust
ness was to deal with him for contempt of court.
Judge Clarke differed from the attorneys in the matter
and proceedings in the case will be reopened. A
motion for trial was filed. Ex-Judg James E.
Heller became surety for Gray, last night, and he
from the work house
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-03
The PIastsrers, Strike Adjusted.

The boss plasterers held meeting yesterday after
noon to consider the dernandS Of tie journeymen.
committee from the latter was present. After con.
siderable discussion the bosses offered TO give two
hours off on each Saturday until July l. ten hours
remain days work other days, without reduction
in wages After July they offered to concede nine
hour day five days of the week and an eight.hour
day Saturday without reduction from present
to this and the will go to work this morning
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-03
Receiver Rand,s sales Disapprov.a.

Receiver Rand, of the Indiana Banking Company
has reported TO Judge Taylor the sales of the real
tate of his trust made day before yesterday Judge
Taylor approved only the sales of five parcels of real
estate aggregatng 81 600 These parcels of proper
by were chiefly ia Monroe and Morgan counties. The
remaining sales. aggregating about 81 1000, at
such low prices that the receiver recommended that
they be not approved He ordered TO sell the
property at private sale as speedily as possible.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-03
Removal.

Removal.
We have removed our stock of hardware to
Schnull's Block, SO. southwest corner Meridian
and Maryland streets. which affords US increased
facilities for handling cur goods. We have
laasssely reaaced prices of lawn-mowers, and
rapid ice cream freezers and offer full assort-
ment of the Perfection refrieerators at lowest
market prices. Also garden hose, hose carts,
step ladders, water-coolers toilet SETS granite
iron ware. clothes wrineers, and com plete as
sortment of builders hardware at bottom prices.
HILDEBRAND & FUGATE, Schnulls Block, so
South Meridian street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-03
Illogical Inference,

Our friend, Primus Tucker has a dog that he
calls illogical Inference" because it doesn't
follow.
Ryan, The Halter, 81 and % South Illinois
street.
Song of the man who takes up the collection,
Its all around my hat"
Ryan, The Mems Furnisher q and % South
Illinois street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-03

STRAW and Hght-colored stiff hats at Seaton's
Hat Store, % North Pennsylvania street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-03

MEMS Summer Underwear, at Paul Krauss's
Shirt Store, 26 and % North Pennsylvania
street. Shirts made to order speciality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
PROSPECTSS FOR 1855.

The first Ot a." year il the usual
time 10 pat in operation such
changes nS will he OF bCpt fiji 10 the
I?a%C. Believing our customers
would rather pay cash for their
boots and shoes, aud thus get
lower prices, we have concluded
that il will BE 10 their interest as
we'll aS ours TO adopt the cash.
one price system, which il really
The oHly just and satisfactory
way Of HO!9g business. and viii
there fore, Oh the first o. Eesru.
ary---the beginning OF our busi.
ness year --mdOpt our ne y system
Of cash sales, ana no goods after
iha. date will sc SOLD on credit.
w. shall continue 10 carrya large
line OF medium and fine grade
shoes, and hope by being able 40
quote low prices. 10 merit the con-
tinuance OfyOur patronage.
:. W. AMICE,
loot and Shoe Dealer.
Il4S Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

vi this grea' spectacular drama, to b5
put upon the Opera House stage rext Fri.
day aud Saturday, the New YORK Herald
says
1T is romantic ani p.c.acular. It has
love making in bountsous quantities. Ire
balIe:s are NmonC the NOS; gorgeous ey.r
pat upon the New York boards. lis seen.
cry is really excellent. l's music is Lively
and catching, aOd its inevitable earth
quake was c.pitslly 6chieved-alnost
beating mature. as gallery Roy was heard
to remark But the love making thrilled
each romantic !reost. though the pic'ur.
esque scenery Of Venice and Florence ap.
peaIed to the celturej; though the earth.
quake thrilled Win terror the ursophisri-
Gated, there vas still another feature Of the
evening which Ms ro?Dla- eni lo~dlr ~
plsud d tha, 'cs;uIr was the dancing OF
Mme Adsh CtrrIl1s. 1t wss 50 grace
full, s. euchan.i.g. 50 ry,hmical, that the
house csoutiri Vi h cheers
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
TIE FIRST HOUR
he score stood Is fOlIoxs;

He!ty completed his tenth mile in one
hour Il minutes anG ~ seconds. AID
uegeIman scored o Ike distance thirty
five seconds later. Reid wGs CT this time
twenty laps, or about mile behind
Brandt seventeen laps behind, Eleuburg
two miles behind, ard Gallaghe. a tho
track with miles aud l I laps to his credit
At quarter to two o'clock Hcrty went cpi
the track for lew uiuute5, when he TOOK
dinner, and EdeubuTg and Reid followed
him When Herty came back Hegelmau
was thirteen laps or over half nile ahead
of him, ard was walking, the tirst time the
monotouous run had been broked by any
one Brandt also fell into a walk. but
Herty started on his regular run, with u
REV of recovering his lost ground 81 feat
he Soon accomplished, but again fell be
hind q lap through squirt By Hsgelman.
Gallagher, who had been taken sick, came
on lust before the second hour ended, and
was loudly cbeercd.
At the end OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
Respectable Druggists

never de eve t"o p1blc, hut bssa Of the CHEAP
John dEUsn!s who ofcr you a plaster ca led cap.
Hel;n " "tarsirin,' "Gapucn" or "Capsicins
snt tel you IL substantially the sama as the gen
U ne BrGson's Iaprire Plaster, or e7en ba!!ss.
They ask less Tor The Imitation Tor 1t co. aSs St
a. Ienedtsl sgsrt II IS absolutely Eos hles, Tbe
reputation OF Beusona re the c9ly plaster posses
Ing actual Art S'Eh curative qualities IS he resul.
81 mshI ears e1 fa'lmsut and honOra ls dealinss
70 the Put ci 'h' propr'etors; aud 5, 900 phyI-
Clans Pnarma u and Druggists IN lone IL as the
pest ever made Protect yourself against deoertjsS
oH onyihs OF reputable dealer. -2,y, aud avoid
mistakes BY persona! elimination. The genuine
has the ,'In.ee Sea 5" trademark, and In fts cen
t'e Ia cut the word "Cspeinen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

IoU can save fully Is per cent by buy
ing your Dry Goods Of Bcues & CoG-r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
AMJSE NJ IsSZS.


Charley SbaY's Academy Of Music wat
packed last night to see the melo-drama
'MoLtezuma, or the Mysteries Of Cas,li
FL Nero. 1t is an excellent piece, and
was acted in All artistic manner, while the
scenery and stage sctiugs were very fine
Taa performers proved themselves TO be
artists. having thorough know@ge Of
their business aud all sustained their parts
with great skill Mr. Il. + French, as
Monte, who afterwards becomes Count OF
Monte yuma, is iJrcijle actor and fire..
Quartly brought forth the applause of the
audience by some well timed stroke. The
drama is full of exciting scenes, situations
and ta5leaux, a5l will draw crowded
houses the balance Of the week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
THE FIRST rgizE.

About toss tins the contest between
Herty sud HeEe!nen, es to which would
make the first - miles began to grow IL
teresting Mr. Louis Schwalh had offered
box Of Henry Clay cigars to the coutes-
tant first making that distance. and the
struggle was watched " tn interest. Hegtl
mGn passed the twenty fourth mile
FIVE laps ahead 0! I.sIsy and made his
twenty five miles in hours, 40 minutes
and - seconds.
The men kept on steadily uqti! mid
night, except Eisuburg and Gallagher.
Who stopped during the evening, and at
1922 this morning the score stccd:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
IN GENERAL.


rrs following letters remained uucal!ed
tt a. the pos;otice yesterday: Frank
F.rrupskl. H. Hose Roma Gilman, David
Copeland, j. II Hsckel Mrs Mary Steed,
Mss kna;2 Rri.Es. Peter Stewart, George
Whrnnnr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
Circuit Court.

In sayt Two of the Court, Judge Jacob,
Yesterday, the case of the STATE Us F,rrell,
charged with larceny. was continued In
the case John Farley ~. Travellers lnsur-
agaa Company, the ju,y returned verdict
Of Sol tor plaintiff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
DIED,

,sENERlHG-On Monday, January IS, 1851, at
Of lis age.
FUnerei reI MS late residence, i3O Nineteepta
'uoet, Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o clock Friend.
Of the family s'e invited u attend. lnterment at
Pe ,irsu.s cemetary
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
BIS CS zEE>.
Ploksd u Here and ThsyV O5 ReEss''r
Reporters.

Qrrr O heavy rain fell a midnight last
right.
Tuaau were four cases before His Homer
,ss-esday morning.
~Rousoy AND Graz at the Opera
House, th;s cvenirE.
Tuu river marks here last evening were
= t-c. II iachc' and T.siog.
ME Louis CoLyAR has charge Of the
alger.i-ipg department Of the premium
let II The Safe Fair this year.
Is conzame5s want good, clear coal try
Henry Robrech;, AZ The 81 Charles Hotel.
SEE advertisement in smother column.
\ TEAM belonging 10 Warden. the coal
mar. .au Of on the wharf yesterday morn
ing. but were stopped before doing any
damage.
Az extra matinee performance will DO
given at the Academy OF Music Friday
afternoon for the benefit Of toe striking
nai.sgs and usilieeders.
GuE tourda,sou Of Bsdiiliou 5 -four mill,
~ Pleasant Valley waa badly damaged oy
the ice Towing out 0. the creek on Satur-
day morning.
UEygY STEIN, OF Fulton, while Engaged
II packing ice On Saturday fell down an
-m1aakmert about ten feet inIuring HIM
sell quite badly.
RgFuar Squire trkle yesterday, Jacob
Dillon waived an examination on the
rh.rce Of keeping house Of il! fAma, and
was bound over. ,,.a.,n..,s
AID Jefferson Insurance Companies will
meet 10 dav 10 elec; directors 10 serve for
n" ensuing Year.
IT is understood that the winner Of the
six-day walking match viii walk u race
with B5-ke't ZONE time neZt week. The
latter will skate.
Mss Ggo. NgRrz Of Bslleire, died sud
denly last {. sriug 1t her home. She was
about 60 yga,5 OF age She has q number
o. relatives ID this city.
\ EEroEr came 10 tue city yesterday
that tue riyec is clg2sd from st. Marys TO
ri-,crsyllr Il 10 also learned that the
toa boat Hawk 10 in the gorge.
TlE MocUnarchor will give grand
select Top st their hall on Wednesday
evening. January -. The Opera House
RgsguFsD seats in the gallery for Roo
son aud Crane tomgh' will be on sale at
Banners this morning. Excursions will
come up from Mouudsylile and Bellaire
Tug new Board Of Directors of The ".
a T.. G. railroad met jeStetday and elected
t. d OubJIs, prssidenti +. ) hut,er' sec
Rotary, charles il'rscH, superintendent
To N0EEog evening Rev. Iltert will de-
liver o. lecture enti led Public Opinion,
N the Sunday school room Of St. John )
church. The lsc.a;r WI! be Ut unusual IN
,er.st
........,. .;.,o.. ,.,os ,,;rsr =, Gsr,,o,io
HI a.. -, he Ibs sC,;os roen,hars
- r;.,,nru;o socisIv and t,a;r ladies
s,.;or.,..Is oysr;p., I,,s snart dancip,
o., -, rs,J.rsJ Iy Profs .JCs Kramer
sr5 krlImeVer.
III. ,,.,l.,,.,.,,r. -. Pi..rs;I.
- ,L 49, Pa6,,,od b.I5 meet;nG
-...s-5ao or. -,ooT. ~ ,braa ., cIocL for .ha
-, =, oor,;n, - q ,s,,Isnsrt of ,bs
=. l,ml',I,;%s W. Al no, Loo, tho
-, -" q he 1se,ins, ~ '''' 1851 ''
~, - So. = l:..,- rL,-,L
-.s,.,lag .isc..5 tha ioIIaying = iicars for
The arsrIr-. wear. presid.n. Mrs Grewe:
E,rl President Mrs. Charles SchDeof;
....r-,,~, Nrs p ScheDk. Treasurer Mrs
N Ir.,,erp.ar
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
PaRsunnL. rUIggs.

Mov.EIGT.s ~ SnrsiiE Fitse, hnd The Com
ing and Going of Strangers.
Mr. c c hcMechen, Ct BeIwooi, wss
in Tie city yesterday.
Mr.. W L Howell, cf he Howell House,
IS cor fined to his room by illness.
Mr. John Scfst who has been laid up
wi sprnin,d ankle was able to be out
yesterday.
Mr. Suydan aud wife, nee Miss Annie
Chaphne, d Kansas City, will be the
guests Of Mrs Sam Norton to-5s-.
tAL1ETsTEiN SHrTTLEwoRTH face at the
Capitol Rink tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
THE sGCoNT HOgC
the score st6o5

Heg- lmGu was the first TO score tvcuiv
miles, doing it ia 2 hours II minutes nud
81 seconds. Herty dii his twenty miles
minute later there beiur bit little more
than two laps between the men
The score at the eud Of the itt,I hour
stood
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
nTl1rrlin9 Register
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE


FollosiuE shows The range 81 '5r l"tr
uomeypr Yesterday as observed 5y e.
Schnspi, tha opera House druggist
a IN 20. ID ID. 80. & p. IVA. %. p.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

Tux I.3ngtellow Literary Society held
its regular meeting las, evening in tbgil
rooms Tie society has quite large
membership, VINO give especial attention
70 literary entertainments, and will nc
doubt IN ,ra near iutsre take prominent
place among hye,ar7 organizations. The
society meets every Monday evening al
SO o'clock Visitors ore always We
come.
ON Saturday young gan named Games,
who lives in Stockyard HOllO-, las work.
!ns a, The lottjS OF seventy. five Zoo.
wsi!. on the Dewey place. when a lsrIe
rock. which protyudsd from the side OF The
well =, o Distance Of tify.Gye feet. te!l TO
the bottom. Luckily, Just OF that TAO
ment Gsmes stepped aslde and the rock
struck him on the right shoulder, iUlGrIng
Il in a serious manner.
The race between It'd Sbuttleworth and
Chris. Faikeusi7.n of Mckeesport, at the
CAPITOL s.nk tonight, promises to be quite
exciting. AZ! good deal OF mOnsj is being
put up on IN, result The betting yester
CAV was 500 : iu !avor OF Falkenstein.
About one hundred people from Pittsburs
gaJ NcKeesport arrived in the city last
ryaaina with FalIe1atei7 and his backSr
md an excursion gill come up from Bell.
ei.r touigh.. The lace = two miles
straight away Tor $50 q side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
INDUSTRIAL MATTERS.

The BsTwood steel plant is being erected
with the g;cCt.st possible speed. The
electric lights by which work is continued
through the night bic giving perfect satis
faction Quite a number Of hands were
employed yesterday in taking one Ct the
steel converter5 to tic proper place. It's II
very large one aid il is no small task to
handle it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

FoE tie benefit Of persons who wish 10
atsci tde opera Tuesday and Friday
evenings, January Ig,h and 22d, the B {
o Ui!l rue special train, leaving Wheel.
rs for Beila.ra and Mo1ndsv.lle at the
,i1@2 C. the performance 81 the Opera
House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

gr.Ic tonight o. the Albama1A r.''"'
p;nL Street cars vii. leave tor tue Ny5:o
End a. close Of session.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
The nTOnninE.

All the seats dorn stnirs but q ht have
been taken G'r Rotsosani Crane tonight
and packed Lonse Vii be the order Of
things. THIS mlrmpG Tie gallery will be-
put on sale and no doubt they will go ell
rapidly Iha comedians are populer in
Wheeling and Ways draw large houses
The Comedy Of Errors ia funny com.
eiy and will he presented in finer STYLE 10.
night han ever before attempted As the
Two Dsomjos Robson ard Crane ore i'm.
meRss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
TWO NIGHTS IN JAPAN.
How arrangements for the Mikado
Tea Progress.
An Interesting Programme ofAmusements,
All on Purely Japanese Principles
"A Fine Entertainment
Promised.

The ladies Of ST Matthew P. E. church,
who have in charge the arrangements of
the Mikado Tea to be given in the Hall of
the House Of Delegates, on Thursday and
Friday evenings, are working energetically
to make the affair a success, and that their
efforts will be appreciated is beyond oil
doubt. Those who had the pleasure Of
attending the Bazaar Of Nations held at the
same place some two years ago, still re-
member what delightful affair it was, and
the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

( OF Stirling Nail. r.. at AIoran's Han, Yos
teIday Afternoon.
/ Yes e.day afternoon well attended
meeting OF rhilers aId other practical nil
msn, having III view tie cs'ab isl nlert o.
d. cooperative uIH !ac.oy, Vas hid ia
Norans Hall ru The SDn'h S.dc. -Four
proportions wle Submitted & the meet
ir:, c@e Of ITEM benz tcom Wh-tAr z IL n
Gud three from outside lRr"e5. Taa' re,
ceiycd with the mos, irvor came from O town
il Illinois, - miles Northwest OF BelleyiIle.
CltIze:s Of thst place offered 70 donate
FIVE acres Of ground ard $4,000 in cash
towards the erection Of rail mill ard
there Ia every prosp, ct that the Offer will
be accepted and q large number Of Wheel
ing men remove 10 tie town mentioned,
the name OF which Can net be recalled BIZ
the writer.
The meeting, Eo~ever, OJolrncd to l.
future day without 'akirg definite action,
Tor can save fully % per cent ny buy.
ing your Dry Goods Of Brues & CoG'rr.
Low Rate Excursion.
Thc B 4 0. are selling low rate cxcur-
sion tickets to New Or'araa. Jacksonville
and all Southern resorts For ti,ktts,
touris-s euides aul foil inflammation, call
on or address 7 c 6ara", ticket ar"r,, y.
{: O. depot. Whoeis'g. W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19
PASSED HEGELNAy

vino went of the track for f. moment;
Edeuburg completed his third mile in
twenty.seven minutes fcom the starr, and
four laps behind Brandt
Herty scored four miles ia 293O, two
lsp5 ahead Of Hegelman and six laps
ahead Of Reid Brandt scored next, just
halt a mile behind Hesty. I'd, n5uEk
scored fifth, fourteen laps behind Hsrty.
Hery made his fifth mile in thirty-eight
inmates even from the start, 1--WE lsps
ahead OF Hegelmau ard six aud a halt
ahead of Reid IIegelman scored hl-
filth mile in $3.50, Reid ia 1850, Brandt
in 1870, and E+snburg in fl. Gallagher
was at this time Que mile and seventeen
laps behind, scoring four miles in l2:Gs
uerty scored bis sixth mile in AS,
with uegolman four and hall laps aud
Reid seven laps behind HegelmAn scored
in 1920 and Brandt in 1920
At the end OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

Il IS current razor on the street Thar the
tOi7ajng named gentlemen are booked IS
candidates before Council for the new
Il a7i o, PoHc- and Fire Control J. B
Sheppard, ESD, J. G. Hoffman, Jr, Joseph
Spsids, Esq and John Boiley, Esq.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-19

Ora own max shoes lu nH s'y.- = ~
Loeke's 1913 Naln street