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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-08
A FINE DISPLAY,
A Collection of Diamonds and Jewslry
Worth Inspection.


Worth Inspection.
Everybody admires diamonds, Aside
from their great rarity and consequent
financial value, their great beauty would
make them popular ornament were they
as cheap as acorna, Some Of the rsrest,
costllest and most beautiful diamonds ever
seen in Wheeling are now on exhibition
at J. W. Grubb's iewelry store, Washing;
ton hall building, corner OF Market and
Twelfth streets, State Fair yisitors, and
indeed the people Of Wheeling as we'll,
should drop in and inspect the collection.
Persons contemplating purchasing diR'
monds will not have so line an opportun'
fly in long time again, for while Mr.,
Grub Carriet large stock Of fine dia'
monds at all times his stock
has Just been replentished and Is I'M
uaually attractive. It contains diamonds
ranging in weight from one-thirty'seCond
OF q carat 10 twelve Carats and in price
from a very modest sum to S. 800. One
large solitaire is o small fortune in itself,
As novel and pretty as anything in the
collection ia a pair OF ear drops with q
pivot attachment which causes the stones
to turn and flash continually, There Is
also piece Of the black diamond, bearing
rock from the South African zelda with
several valuable diamonds IN the rough
imbedded in It; q beautiful little figure OF
Cupid in gold surrounded by spray Of
10 tiny stones; q cluster Of daisies set with
diamonds; curved and straight knife'edge
pins with solitaire sets; o beautiful plain
gold ring with solitaire set, and others as
attractive.
Mr.. Grubb's other goods are also worth
Inspecting, He has watches, for instance,
from tiny gold chatelsine an inch in
diameter to an engineers Chronometer
balance watch three inches in diameter
mud an inch thick,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-08

A LII KINDS OF
"A PLAIN AND FANCY JOB WORK
Neatly and promptly executed al the
DAILY tNTBJLiGRNCER JOB OFFICE
Nos, o and n Fourteenth stCel,
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Yesterday afternoon 4. II. Hanlon, The
agent in charge Of the Singer sewing ma
chine exhibit at the State Fair, laid his
gold time piece down beside him. OH a
degk at which he was writing. He forgot
the watch on starting for supper, and
going back few minutes later found 1t
gone. Suspicion ia attached to motor
ious character, who had been hanging
about the main building for several hours,
previous to tho disappearance OF the
watch.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-08

HAYS YOU seen SCamon,s 1ndian2 He IA
In the northwest corner Of the Main Hall,
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Some time ago the fact was published
that the heaters employed at the LaBslle
mill had been notified that q reduction Of
50 cents per ton in the price paid for heat.
ing was to be made by the company, 1t
not feeling that 1t was able to pay the
price 1t has been paying, and successfully
compete with other concerns. Yesterday
tho heaters struck against tho reduction.
The company ordered It's Waterman to
keep the furnaces hot last night, and II Is
said that iorCs Of heaters has been &C.
cured by the company to 90 on this morn.
ing. This strike Is to DO regretted for
moro reasons than one.
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w, O. seabtIpht, AiArmer living short
distance west Of Bridgeport, on the 81.
Claipvllle pike, started tor the ialr grounds
yesterday with several hives Of bees in his
wagon and while enfoute tho jolting Of the
vehicle liberated the bees, which settled In
clouds on the Oliver and horse, driving
the animal mad with pain. In hiB struggles
the Infatuated brute reduced the wagon to
splinlerB with bis heels. Seabhght was
terribly Stung about the face aud head, and
10 now lying In q prOCaflouo condition.
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People who visit the State Fair should
not neglect to drop into N. sChults's flne
confectionery establishment on Market
street. He has made ample provision TO
supply any demand that may bD made
upon him. His establishment to-day ID
replete with aline OF goods that cannot be
surpassed in the State.
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9ropnsaIs.
OHIo RIVER IMPROVEMENT,
Proposals for Useked FIatbpst,

Sealed proposals in duplicate will be received,
this office until noon, local time, on Friday A.
nth day OF September, lssO for COnsuuctp, ,,I
delivering DeCked Flattost at Cine mai, o
Specifications and blank forms Of propo,al, II,
DO furnished on application,
LANSING II, DEACH
Fist Lieut., OF Euglaec,
US, ENGNEER's oFRlCE,
Ee94.G.7.lt.l5 Cincinnati, Aug. 81, lS6
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grnstee Sales,
TRUsTEE's SALE.


by virtue Of two Deeds Of Trust made by fNiisa
No0ne 10 me l8 Trustee, tho hst dated Sept fitG
., 1854 recorded In the OlllCe OF the ClprS Of be
County Court Of Ohio county, West VII, nIa 10
Deed OF Trust Book No. %, page 81! the sefUhi
dated April ., 1885, recorded III said Clerks ode
~ Decd Of Trust Book No. "a, page 1884, will NJ
y public auction al the front door Of The COga
House Of Ohio county, oil
SATURDAY, the 9S.h DAY OF SEPTEMBER, pS
commencing Al 10 o'clock A. ", the following de
scrtb9d property, that Is to Say: A certain peVed
parcel o. ground lying and being situate IN lhs
Guy 81 heeling, county Of Ohio and ttAt9 Of vet
Virginia. more fully described as follows 1h
SCUM nall Of lot numbered iorlythrCO 49, sltlA'e
on Inc cat side Of Market street. on the north sde
q Iwenty%eyenth street, aud at the corner Of 4l
stteeWi said half lot has frontage VI twenty-five
C2o) loot on Market street and extends back o ~
even Winth, binding OH tWenty.sovOnth stree, Olt
hundred feet 10 an alley.
Tho title Is believed 10 DO perfect but will tet
yoy only the tito vested lii me by Lald deed %
TERMS OF sALE-o One. third and M nnch mo'e
% the purohaler elects 10 pay In cash on The day
sale, the balance In two equal nStallmOnis at Ose
ara Lwo yearil notes beSring interest from the 1y
81 mle 70 DO given for the deferred payments, lhe
buildings 70 DO kept insured Tor the benefit Of W.
deferred payments, and the title retained uhm
payment ID made In full
g, W. ]. ", CoWDEE, TrS'te.
w. II. UALLEH, AuOtiOneeE AUD
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Beat gststs.
FOR SALE.

A General Merchandise Store al Barton, Ionoat
county, Ohio; good trade and location no, !, one
opening for good business man. BuildIng tol.
sits Of large Rt0fCtOOm on FIRST floor, store DON On
second floor and slx ToOmed DWELLING valued y
$1,000. Stock In store "a valued at 800 shi
Will be reduced or inVOlcGd 10 suit purchaser 20
two small dwelling houses and blacksmith 'Eg
Rdloinlng VIII Aell asa whole or divide 10 N'
purchaser.
dwelling House No, 2Oi0 ChanlnC street, r'outi
y feet front, running 10 alley 100 feet Blk large Ahl
six small rooms. Price, sl,6SO. ,,.
No. " Nineteenth street, a large brick DWelllhh
u fOOmat ls valued al 81 900. ...-.,,.
No. 10 Sixteenth street, rooms, finished avs
two hAllAi II valued al t1,2O0
400 Acre Farm, l00 acres cleared, Al Sl3 ptrht,e,
lees than two miles from Board Tree 5AtlVh on VIZ
u 4 q. RAlltnAd.
No goo Market street, half lot, rents io' s'o vt
Annumj call % bought for $500 .,......,
No. 230l Main street, new business House anu
Dwelling; can DO bought for 9l,9OO. ,,
No. 81 TWOntyECCOnd street, ground j4 IF'
SquArOi eau DO bought fOt SlOO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-08

JOSH BILLINGS, over. goo ~
start was made Yesterday and every one
that witnessed yeBterdsy's events was
fairly well pleased. The crowd was not a
large one, but wasa very attentive anu
sppreciative one.
1t was one o'clock when tho Opera
House band begun. playing a number Of
attractive airs, which drew the crowd 10
the grand stand and quarter stretch. Sew
eral private turnout5 we're on the turf,
As usual, tho pool box at the lower end Of
the grand stand was tho center Of Rttrac-
ton for the men Of the crowd. HOre Col.
John Quimby, Of Rochester, ioked and
hailed old friends with great cordially,
making inquiries between times for "a
speculator game enough 10 give me $40
for that field2" He found gtodly
number Of investors az did also Mr.. Dur
gees, the bookmaker.
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WE have introduced a new system OF
selling Watches on the lnStallment plan
whereby you can secure q watch at once
on easy payments. tall and Investigate.
JACOB W. GRUBB, JeMeler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SITS.
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SKIN, 5 n; "! ;;5,,,

uUMILIA TING EruptIons, Itching and burning
II Skin fortunes, LoAthsome Sores, and every Spe'
Ues Of Itching, SCaly, Pimply, Inherited. SurOlu'
lOuS and Courageous diseases oil the Blood SEin
age, are positively cured by 'CUTIOURA, the great
skin Cue, and CuTICURA SOAR, an exquisite Skin
BcAullier, externally, and UUTlCURA. liLsOLVENT,
the now Blood Purifier, internally,
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A nIr 1tnnl For Uncle snm.

The postage account of Messrs. Geo. p.
Rowell & Co.'s Newspaper Advertising
Bureau, 10 Spruce street, New YORK, is
over ten thousand dollars per Rnnum,
This itom gives some idea Of the magni'
tude Of their business and OF the number
OF orders entrusted to them by advertisers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-08

BOOMING the old town with a bowling
Indian savage is what Seamon, the tobacco
mist Ia doing at the State Fair,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-08
COvERED WIrH sOREs,

Ihayo bean afflicted since last March with a
wan Wa, cS S Win ScS6S SnS Soros md The ehnS
and burning were almost unbeaRble. Seeing your
CuLlCuTR Remedies 50 highly recommended con.
Cuded TO give them trial, using the Cntcura and
N. iSTr All mSsoi cSrnS IN VraiIn2c
for which make this public statement.
Mrs, CLARA A, FREDERICK,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-08

Yesterday was
the first day Of
the races. This
years programme
Is the best ever
prepared for the
track and 10 sure
to furnish some
exciting sport be-
ioro the week is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-08

Cutlcura stands at tho head OF its class especial
ly Is this the case with tho CutlGura soap. Have
had all unusually good ERlo this summer, owing 10
tho prevalence oil All aggravated form Of Itch
through rome localities III the county, IN which
the CuIcurR Remedies proved salts aGtory.
w. L. HARDING, Druggist
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-08

wanted-A Girl for General IIousework.
Wanted BoOk.ktpper.
For Rent OF For saiO-Dwelllng House.
Cloths WriUgen -EeSbitt Il bro,
For Rent-Third Floor and Hall.
Luke Fliton- Plumber, Gas aud Steam Filter.
Are You COnSumptlye.
For Sale Desirable Residence on tho Island.
YhitoIB at the FAr-D, Guiding & Co.
utalh Opera llOuse--Rlttle RhOAdCy.
Geo. 4 stiIpl d Uo.-FRll Dress Goods.
Waut.d-ulrl 10 do ACKNOWLEDGMENT page.
TO COntraClOn-fouflh page.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-08

q THE sEWlNG MACHINE is the cauIe
a <A oil Uterine Pains and Weakness. For
ysSS,SS Aching sides and Back, Kidney Pains,
W4Llit3a SglAIlrN, Ghost Pains, Weakness and
,A&E=A. Inflammation, the CUtICURA ANTtPAIN
PLATTER Il Ininllihla go. SO wG4w
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Broad Brook, Conn.
sOALp, FAUE, EARs Avn NECK.

was afflicted with ECEema on the Scalp, Face
Ears and Neck, which the druggist, where l gOl
your remedies, pronounced one oil the wont CAsci
N try your CutlGura Remedies, and after Ave DAYS
use my scalp aud part OF my face were entirely
cured aud hope III another week TO have my
ears, neck and the other part q my face CURED:
ZOE, Fourth Street, New York. ' '"
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we will make the following special offer:
$50 pair Ladies' fine slippers at 40 CentS
per pair. 49,,
button, at$2 copper pair. =.
l143 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-08

MILLER, o'KrY 4 FRRRNAN's MESAaER.
IL will be open all day to-day free Of
charge, on tho Island. Ladisn and little
children can attend Rad have ample pro.
teutioh,
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LADIES and Gents Collars and Cuffs
and Linen Handkerchief at r. Ken.
nedy'B, No. 1893 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-08

Are sold by all druggists. Price: Cutlcura, 20
cents; REsoLvENT, 81 W; soar, % cents PoTTRR
DRUG AND CIIEtICLL Co., Boston, Send for "How
To Cure Skin Diseases"
EEAlITlFY the Complexion aud Skin by using
DEHu tho CutiOurA Soap.
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To Contractors.

Sealed proposals for furnishing. material for
building The AupeRtruCtup for Martins Ferry,
Ohio, Water Works Pumping Station, endorsed
proposals for MATERIAL will be received a. the office
Of the Mater Works Trustees OF the city Of Martins
Ferry, ohio, uptll o'clock p. M, local time OF
Tuesday, the twenty.tirt day Of September, 1856
The EnglneeJ'S estimate OF MATERIAL required,
aud BY which the bids Will be compared Is ~ lol'
Iowa;
$50 cubic yards Of dressed stone,
600 cubic yards OF addressed Sio1e.
90 O01 lbS dt wrought iron beams,
100000 lbs best American Hydraulic cement
Th,B9 quantities arc TO he considered AZ only Rp'
proIlmaie, This Trustees therefore reserve the
right u InCrcae or diminish the stated amounts Of
material,
TIC Slope to be hard, sound sand stone, equal to
those found In tho QuaFles aaIacelt 10 Martins
Ferry, Ohio.
Tho dressed stone to have top and botlom beds
and ends dressed true aud parallel, and on the
faces OF each stone TO have the four edges pitched
70 straight lines The stone 70 be not less than y
iachcs nor more than "a Inches thick, aud 70 DO
not less thNn iCe; long, aud 10 have q width Ut
least equal 10 their thickness,
The undressed or hubble 10 DO al least 10 Inches
thi H., and each stone to have not les than six
The wrought iron beams to DO IS inches deep
and to weigh 50 pounds per llneal foot, and TO bU
Of the following numbers and length;
lS-l1 feet three inches long.
p-2l feet long
8-ll feet 0 inches long,
Tho OtLnenE TO bGot the best brands OF American
Hydraulic cement
ALI Of the above named material 10 BIO delivered
at the Pumping Station IN Martins Ferry, Ohio,
between tho IlEt day OF September, 1855, and tue
first day OF November, 1885, In quantities ~ the
PROCESS Of erecting The NoFEwill requi Oft,
The person g. whom tho contracts may DO award
Cd Will DO required 10 attend VI the Office OF the
Trustees aud execute contract within five days Of
tho award. The contracting parties will b. re.
qulrtd TO glyo acceptable bond to an amount equtl
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LET THEM GO!
rnE srArg rAIR RACES srARTEp.
Yesterdays Events on the. Traek-No Funny
Work to BIO Allowsd-A Fair Trot aud
Run The Awarding Committees
Mt Work The Races To-day,

The attendance at the State Fair yester-
day while not as large "a 1t should have
been, was an improvement over the at
tendance on the second day Of any pre-
yions year. Those who passed through
the gates, other than those interested in
the exhibits, were mostly gentlemen in
terested in the races Of the day, which
were the first Of the season, and they did
not put in an appearance until after din.
aer. This gave those who visited the Fair
in the morning m admirable opportunity
to inspect the monster show that Is being
made this year.
The weather was simply glorious 1t was
a perfect fair day, True the sun beat
down pretty strong but its heat was temp
cred by the refreshing breeZs that blew
up from the river, There was one draw
back and that was the dust, Asprinkling
cart was kept going constantly, but it was
found to be impossible to keep the sitting
cloud down.
THE JUDGES AT WORK,
The awarding committees and judges
commenced bright and early yesterday
morning, and the scenes among the live
stock pensand stables were In consequence
quite lively during the morning, Olcourse
the classes exhibited were made to appear
at their best, The fat, sleek cattle and
pranCing horses had been groomed until
their coats just glisteped and ahOne in the
sun; the hogs had been scrubbed Tor the
occasion and the sheep were looking their
prettiest. Tho stock entries are now all
in and q most wonderful show 1t makes.
A days time Ia almost necessary
in which to properly inspect II. II
ia the unanimous verdict, thRtof all the
stock showsthat have taken placethlsyear,
thia one is far Ia advance Of the Others
aud those that arc to follow can hardly
excel 1t, II II indeed they can equal this
one. There ia one singular fact aud one
not at all Creditable to the farmers Of this
State, and that is that there 10 not one
sheep exhibitor from West Virginia.
This exhibit OF sheep made is very liue
one, but there arc West Virginia farmers
who have Just as fine animals, and they
ahould DO on the grounds. What has
| DeCOulo VI NV GlgNoA kVhtAphAGA avn
Hancock and Brooke counties who own
such fine sheep2
MORE ROOM DEMANDED,
Circulating among tho Htock men about
the only complaint heard, Ia lack Of suiIl.
Cient room, Everything is most inconyen.
iently crowded and the result 10 that the
stock does not appear TO asgood IN adVan-
tage rs 1t otherwise would. Before another
year the Association will probably have
more room. This morning the awarding
committees will be at work again, 1t 10
one OF the most interesting sights OF the
Fair to sec the animals brought out for in
spection and to hear their points dis.
cussed,
Iu all tho other departments yesterday
was busy day. Matters have finally ~.
solved themselves into something like
system, and from now on the work Of the
various Woodworking executive officers
will be much easier, for which they are no
doubt devoutly thankful.
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1RsrRRpAY's PROGRAMME.

The card called for trot for the 1880
class, with ten entries, for a purse OF $500,
and 4 running race, mile heats, fora purse
Of $500, with four entries. 1u the judges
stand were Mr.. Wood Martin, Of Phlla.
delphia, engaged especially as starter, and
Messrs. T. @. Motlat and O. NJ. Rhodes, oil
this city. Mr.. jim Mendel was clerk.
Mr.. Ed. Mendel, tho Superintendent Of the
speed classes, was on hand to SEQ that
everything was properly conductedi he Is
very efficient officer.
The betting fraternity started In with
affections divided between ]. B. Richard.
son and Clarence Z. In the trot, hut leaned
at tho frat more towards Richardson.
After the second heat the tide changed
and Clarence was doomed at a great rate.
Those who had theirmoney on him had
1t well invested, for he won easy In the
third, fourth and fifth heats and could
have won 1t Fin the first three. The run.
ming race disappointed the spectators who
had purchased Ele1or az winner for that
honor was awarded to Josh Billings yes.
terlay,
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WASHINGTON, d. o., Sept. s-1A.M-
For Western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia, fair weather, nearly stationary
temperature, winds generally Boutherly.
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DoN'T fall to see Henry geamon's live
tndlAn at his cigar stand at the State Fair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-08

THE Mountain Lake Park Hotel, after a
thorough repairing aud preparation, Is
again open for guests. The rates are rs
reasonable as will allow for q lrst.Class
table and comfort OF its patrons. Mr.. H.
Il. YanMeter, the owner, still manages II.
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WEAR Balbliggan Underwear. They
Rre the best and cheapest. All sizes Of
U. HESS Il sons.
ThCrmonI tcr.Ilocord.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer aE observed at Schnepls drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
7A.Ma O6'i I'm, 1882 NJ, sG'iH r.Np
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Henry SHANNON, the tobaCConist, 10 doing
a rushing business in cigars at the State
EhlE.
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PRoF. WILLIAM ARMsrnoNo, late Of
Washington, D. u, has opened his classes
for the study oil The PlAno.Fofle at his
music rooms, In tho Hers Building, No,
1923 Market street.
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TO make room for our daily arrivals
Of Fall and Winter Stock We shall offer.
our Summer Stock NJ reduced prices.
q. HESS Il SONS.
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KIRK'S ART STORE,
1905 Main street,

Is the place for bargains In Artist Ma
terialS, Frames, MOuldingS, Fancy GOOdS,
Amateur Photographic Quilts, &C., &c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-08

CtuARs Of all grades can be secured At
Henry seamons space In the Main Hall
State Fair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-08

A FULL srocK Of new Fall and Winter
Dry gOodsAt +. Kenhedy's, No. 1888 Main
attract,
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Buy yout trunks and harness Of John
II. Hal, 1888 Main strnet.
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You will fad US open every night.
4ToNs's CASH sHor BroRE.
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BEFORE going down to tho races lay In
your supply OF tobacco at Henry Seamon's
space In Main Hall. His goods arc pure
and good,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-08

A FULL LINE OF plain and barred Elan
nels at P, Kennedys, No. 1888 Main street.
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Mr.. Martin sustained his reputation for
being punctual by starting the trot almost
on the dot-2 o'clock. OF the ten entries
only six started; they were drawn In the
following order: Richardson, Bracelet,
ambassador, Queen, Clarence E, and Jen.
ME NJ. Those failing 10 appear were Ed.
win NJ, Annie l., DR.. stull and Lucy.
Richardson sold favorite at $40, Clarence
second at IS and the fold at s.; Clar.
ence being dropped as second choice,
the field brought IS and 50. There
was some abominable scoring and
finally Mr.. Martin felt called upon 10 ad.
dress q few remarks TO the drivers. He
warned them that no funny business must
be attempted; the Association wanted fair,
square work, and IS far as he was con.
Cerned they should have 1t, even II he had
to pile up the fines mountain high. He
then gave them instructions that admitted
Of no misunderstanding. BeforethO word
was given for tho second heat he backed
up his statements by fnlnR Oh EiSman
twenty dollars, after repeated warnings,
for not holding Clarence, back oil the polo
horse. The money was handed Overland later
Eisman WAS threatened With being tUken
of unleba he drove with more ConBidera.
ton for tho others. Richardson took the
tirst two heats without there being any
thing special about them. Then the bet.
ting changed and Clarence became q great
iavorlte al $40 TO 81 for the field, Tho
summary Ia % follows:
L. ], MhfkiC, stsubOuville, b. FL
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