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Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
YOU WILL CO INTO A FIT

Just as sure as you call and
try on one OF those elegant
new Business Suits which
we bought to please gentle
men who will have nothing
but a good article. In this
line we offer everything in
tie way of Quality, Assert.
ment, Color, Shape, Size, Fit
and Low Prices
We also have an elegant
line of Children's Suits and
Odd Pants for school pur-
pose. Give us a call.
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state OF the Thermometer

at The kBPUBLICAN office IN The sht.tt
c'c!oct 10 O'Clock Il n'oiooi
60 75o 10
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L.. :. Court Jurors.

Last Saturday the following grand and
petit jurors were drawn 70 serve Ut the
session of the United States District
Cour, which coLvenes on Tuesday, Sep
tcnlher 14th:
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

! he following desctibtd res ! estate VIZ
Ali those three ct9tAlLl.t Is ct ptegcs q
land. situate IN the cry OF WiAta.,t0n.
bOu -ded aHd desetiuo1 . follow = VIZ:
no. W !tn IN ce story frame D. Il
ard Cther buid ings ths;COn er,c Cd. Ee
ginning Nd the 10 erscctiGl VI ine so4tucriy
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DUPONT Il eer, thence wcste ly along said
side OF Z iith 81 o. as feet 70 "A 81 ke,t"eace
southerly p raj u DUPONT stree. r feet
inca 10 a stake, then c eaSterly parallel TO
kifin street Sd ieet TO the S Id westerly side
Of Dup JIt street, tnE'c3 taer by h0rtheriy
III iSst inch TO the place Of beginning, be
the contents thereof what they III y. BooE
Il, Vol, II, page .07, etc.
No. . With brick brewery, stable, zee
house and other hutldin.s h reon erected.
Beginning at the intersection If tie Forth
eflY eide Off Iith street with the e. sterlY SIDE
Of ul'Ort street thel cs eLsterly alonR said
slte OF .itn street 10 iecttO STAKE, thence
rOrtheriy parallel 10 Dupont street to fee;
. lncbts TO a stake. thence westerly para
to Filth street loo feet 70 ne said eHst.riy
side OF DupGnt street, aud thence tuc!thy
suutheTIy Ito feet 8 iucf es 10 tae plaet o. lie
xlnnIDg, he this &C tenfs thereof whit tLey
may. BOOK Y Vol. 10, IA re /, etc,
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form ed Dy the Outherly side OF El1Cn stree
| and the easter y eide II scott s.reet thence
/ souther'y by SAID SIDE 81 cott street 10 Tee
TO take, thence easteriy Iarallei 70 slfIi
| street 20 feet TO mother take In l nCrth
| easterly direction 10 a roiuf n s.id SOU her
l Grly side If rim street 81 feet = inches tot.
the els:erly side Ct Sco,t street and at nigh
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| S utherly SIDE OF FINN stIe7t 8. iset nee
/ to the place oil beginning, be the cCnte-t
tn reOt what they may.
Seized and taAen IN fX cutl0n as tn
property CT Karl p cGt and Mary SOltm
| Specht, his wife aLd Ia, and to he suId L
THOMAS, FOR Slerin.
SheTlh's Ottise, vi m.nStOn, SeI;ember
1885. SIPS eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

A CADEMY or MUSIC.
IA IELAWAKR AVE AND TATSALL ST.
J SMITH, Sole Lessee and Manager
Il. AZ H,...s...... Acting Manak er.
TUESDAY, & NEDN ESDAY.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ OF Levaria Facias to me directed,
will be exposed 70 public sale, At the hotel
Of Alexander Maxwell, In Middieiown, in
st. George. Hundred Now Castle County,
Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

ASAEkIFs'S /, .44E-B{ VIhrUE or A
= writ OF Leya;i sati4s, - INC directed,
vii be eX . otto puble sale, q, tho Gour,
House on NJ rGet stree. u eel Iea.h ! 10
Eleventh streets IL The civ nj " - lAr on
New Castle County DE re,
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

MILK DUhIAtf IA.S NIX Only
vi vail 10 sold AZ ceEta quart al the
creaner9, an ana Ship,ey HutterllIn,
sweet AID fresh every ddy .eLts. hes
{ utter @."al q hand, aLd delivered t1.cs
Z week So,
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

l,HERIEf'S SALE ny VI3lUE or A
writ OF Bevaria Fac!as, to me directed
will be exposed to pubic sale, at the hotel
now occupied by ia,on Hyatt, IN station IN
MIL UIees, NeS Castle County, Delaware
On MONDAY,
THE lSTH DAY OF :. PIT AMtEt, 1853,
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

tETAh & ia q 5DD eli. tkED - y
w sb-u' u years Of a.e, to mako MIN.
seh genefaIiJ eSt'Ll chou tbs nJug.. eier-
eoHe required. Apply a. 1874 Delaware
clue IL IT.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

{ U>T-UN THE .Ia INS.., "A LONG
- red pocKetbooE t4btu:s in.nes lorpl
' tn name % John +. he.rIOa," written
u The lusite containing aSOut Sl25 IN II lie +
Tie nGde- VIII be suitably reSa!ded Oh
leaving same Al this o..irr stns.p,
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
On SATURDAY


TAE 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, l.a3.
nt.U'sl,ck D NJ
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

T CSf-ON THE 2sgu ~ AIHUST. A
IL pair OF gold plated sect.eles ne,ura
70 *. ~. corner Front 4i.l Ju.Jn -eets.
aad receive reHasd. 1N
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

NCtJCE - IKE E3iUGE nC4Uss
~ N--'s"s1 crs.A, tvtWctn rswYOrt
anu NV ..trtlg, WA 20 uG iDr about .eu
lays u al the creek lrsGsci t,d cons"'
44cutly travel b. thLt road All ue lnpO
lie. q. WOOD " ELM. stll I
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

sNI ASTED-A WHILE PROTESTANT
W slll TOR general hyuseS1.k Apply
at sli Monroe stree 60 ~.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

"A CC:'D "A HAL.t BRED PItH ID ~
y 1hich tie Cwuer can lave ~ proving
property ani payio1 I + tals gartis emaat.
a. 80 West en- street. M
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

J4yASreD-A FRJ ESTAkr Waltz
~ sirl f.r geLetAl LA ewo:H AZ 81 .iui
'or on street. ST.:
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
1UtSDAY & WEDN ESDAY,
SEPTEMBER 7th y eth,
ON THE SAHARA. 7:

Al original funny lay. Ectlrely ns.y
scenery and costumes aaI q t;rons company
OF comedians.
saturday, september II. America y5ung-
es' mi IIcst b.autitGl society star, LII.
LIAM LEWIS IA the !reat uiay
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

AZ AN GD-A tzpI.DaEu Man rD
w drive q pair Of uorses and work
around the house lea OF reference te.
guncd. Aipy al io3 East sd q. 50 80
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

tAY TEn-A AALt GK1WN ulKI.
w igr washing dishes az AZ Kiug
ht,eel SeII-.
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

IHOA hEET-DH ELLlN,f PAkT OF
. clt hiEs street. Aea, .asel Ia bca q
Apply Ia s.)rs ~
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06
the CREOLE.

licAets nov on sale for hotn attractions al
tho nee q tue theatre and ksytafd'e
'sfEe, mn and Maf2ei s:feets. Pieces, IS
2j aad IS cents. seuo.ti
Daily Republican., 1886-09-06

NOR ShLt,--A GOOD FURNITURE.
u car. NJ rea6onthle lier reiused. In
quire a sos rdi ge street It's
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09
BOOKED FOR THE PEN.

"Dutchy" West Pleads Guilty and Is Sem
fenced to Fifteen Years.
Yesterday John Smith appeared in court
before Judge Jacobs and plead guilty to
the charge of petit larceny against him,
for having stolen coat from Mr.. Schel-
haase recently. He was sentenced to
thirty days in the county Jail.
Frank, alias "Dutchy" West also plead
guilty to the charge Of burglary,
for having entered George Crum-
hackers residence, recently, and
chloroforming Mr.. Crumbacker, his
wife and child, and robbing the
premises OF gold watch and other articles
of value. Judge Jacobs sentenced him to
a term of ten years in the penitcntiary on
this charge and five years On former
conviction, making fifteen years in all
"Dutchy" will very likely not have a
hand, in any more burglaries in the city
for some time to come
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09
POINTS ON PEOPLE.
Movements OF Citizens. and the Coming and
Going of Strangers.

Movements OF Citizens. and the Coming and
Going ofstrangers.
James Patterson, of st. Mary's, is here.
Col. d. ID. Johnson, of Long Reach, is
at the Mcclure.
Miss Carrie Kraft, ofParkersburg is the
guest of VIM. T. Colbert.
Miss Burt Jones, of Woodsfield Ohio, is
visiting friends in the city.
Col. Tip Dorsey, of Morgantown,i is quar-
tered ut the Howell House.
Miss Georgia Wells, of Welcome, West
Va, is visiting friends in the city
Claiming NJ. Smith, of the Parkersburg
hier, is in the city taking in the Fair
Mr. and Mrs. Cooke, of Cumberland,
Nd, are in the city and visiting the Fair
Samuel Eichenbaum, postmaster of Cor
ming, Ohio, is spending q few days in the
city
Miss Laura Shober, Of Gallipolis, O., is
visiting Mr.. John Emsheimer, on Twelfth
street.
L. II. Morehead and ID. II. Plumb, of
Parkersburg, are attending Whceling's
big fair.
J. G. Bowen, after a visit to friends here,
returned to his home in Pittsburg last
evening.
W. Il. McGregor, of Parkersburg, passed
through for Pittsburg. On Friday he takes
in the Wheeling Fair
A, NJ. Campbell, wife, and children, Of
St Mary's, arrived in the city last night
and are at theMcLure
Hon. ID. II. Leonard and daughter, Miss
Retta, of Parkersburg, are in the city,
CHARTERED at the Mcclure.
David Drain and Albert Otterson, of
Allegheny, have returned home from a
visit to Alex. OttersOn, ESP, of the South
Side.
Mrs. Wainwright, Of Pittsburg, accom-
panied by her two daughters, is at the Nc
Lure. The Misses Wainwright will attend
Mt. de Chantal
Miss Emma OttersOn, of Pittsburg, after
a pleasant visit to her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex, 0tters0n, of the South Side, re-
turned last evening. ..
Senator j. y. Camden is expected in the
city to-day to take in the Fair. The state
ment in that reliable journal, the IHteiH-
yeHceT, that he was here last Saturday, hold
ing secret sessions with Democrats, is ser
iously handicapped by the fact that he was
100 miles away from the city on that day
Asfor the past several days he has been up
in Lewis county. ........
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09
HENRY JACOBS & CO,
GREAT BARGAINS IN CORSETS

The old stand BY. DIR. WarrenS Tampiea, 55e.
The New Short Hip 75e corset for 5Or.
The usual zoe corset We are selling al Joe.
Bark Satin COrSetS. 6Je.
DIR. Warmers COralur aud Health CorSet.
Try Dr. Warren PeTfumed C0FSets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09
China and Glassware

Mr.. John Friedel makes most credit
able and attractive display OF his special
ties and fine goods in the ornamented and
fancy china and glassware lines. Among
the prominent features of his bazar-for
snch it is-may be mentioned a beautiful
hand-painted game set, which is worthy of
special inspection, rs it is by all odds the
finest displayed at our State Fair. He has
also many. elegant hand-painted fruit
plates, cups, saGesrs, bone-dishes, ice
cream sets, Dresden China tea sets and
other fancy articles such as delight the
cOnnoiSsuer. Mr.. Harry l.. Bond will be
on hand to give visitors any desired infor-
nation Is TO Mr.. Friedelis prices and
goods. An inspection of the bazar should
be followed by q visit to Mr.. Freidcl's
elegant store, at 1130 Main street. where q
mammoth assortment of china, glass and
queensware is always TO be seen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09
announcement for the Feeble.

So long as the failing embers OF vitality are
capable Of being rekindled into warm and gen
ial glow, iust so lang u there hope for the weak
aud emaeiated invalid. Let him not therefore.
despond, but derive encouragement from this,
and nom the further fact that there is restora-
tive most potent in renewing the dilApidated
powers Of broken-down systcm. Yes, thanks To
It's unexampled tonic virtues Hostetter's stomach
Bitters is daily reyiying strength in the bodies
and hope in the minds OF the feeble and nervous
Appetite, refreshing sleep. the acquisition Of
flesh and color, are blessings attendant upon the
repsratiye processes which this priceless inyigor
ant speedily initiates and carries To successful
conclusion. Digestion is restored, the blood fer
tilted and sIlstenanee afforded 70 each hfe-sus-
tanning organ By the Rittes, which i inoiensiye
even 20 the feminine palate, vegetable In compo-
silion, and thoroughly sefe. Use II, and regain
yigOr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09
Time, 2;;2e, 2:29 PIN, 2;:96lS, 2:;9l,
THE $40 TROT.

In this race there were five entries, all
starters, as follows: Captain Stone, Brown
Prince, LOeaine, Jennie NJ, and Kitty
Curry. Pools sold with Curry the favor
tie, and there seemed to be little doubt but
that she would win easily.
FIRST HEAT-The bell rang for the
horses ut 2:2O p. ~, and all appeared, but
RruEL Prince was ordered of on account
OF the absence of his driver, and the first
score was made with but four pagS The
Prince came back in few minutes, how
ever, in good shape, and the animals final
ly got away with Prince in the lead. At
the quarter, he WAS two lengths ahead Of
Kitty, with Jennie n. third. At the hak
mile Curry pulled passed the Prince in
good style with Jennie NJ. two lengths
behind rs third. AT the three quarter
Curry was leading by Q length, which she
kept in to the wire, Jennie N. passing the
Prince and gaining second place. Time,
2:36. 49, ',
SECOND HEAT-The horses were called
at 8 O'CLOCK and started twenty minutes
later, Kitty Curry selling the fayorite at
$40 to on the feld. Curry took the
lead, while Prince broke almost at the
start, but soon recovered; at the quarter
Kitty led the Prince 4 length, while Jennie
and Captain Stone We're about even for
third. At the half mile Prince had fallen
two lengths behind, and this was kept UP
until after the three-quarter was passed,
when Jennie captured second place, Prince
taking third, Time, 2::36l
THIRD HEAT-The bell rang at $50,
and the horses began scoring at 4 o'clock,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09
IN A SMALL WAY.
Pointed Rencilings of Brief Items of Local
Interest.

Pointed Pencilings of Brief Items of Local
Interest
ENGAGED" at the Grand Opera House
tonight.
ONE marriage license was issued by Clerk
Hook yesterday.
"a GENTLEMAN from Nevada" at the
Opera House, this evening.
ONE deed oftrust was admitted to record
in Clerk Hooks Office yesterday.
AT2 O'Clock this morning eight DRINKS
and disorderlies were registered at police
headquarters.
CAPTs. PRINCE and Davis will allow the
children to pass across the pontOon bridge
free of charge.
THE dry goods stores will close on Fri
day at noon to allow the employees to
attend the Fair.
THE Riverside mill closed down yester-
day, to allow its employees an opportunity
to attend the fair.
JIM PARKER was before Justice Ankle
yesterday charged with assault and battery
upon John Horn, a bootblack. Parker was
fine s. and costs.
THE Western Nail Association met in
the city yesterday but transacted no bust
ness of importance except. reatfirming the
card rate of nails.
WORD wasreceived yesterday that Judge
Jackson is confined TO his room by illness
and will probably not be able to reach
here to hold court for several days.
THE ALEXANDRIA Palace skating rink will
be open tonight and have good music III
attendance. The rink will also be open
tomorrow and Saturday evenings.
THE hotels are all chOck full of guests.
Mr.. Howell, of the Howell House, is sleep
ing a good many of his guests on the
steamer c. w. Bachelor, which he has
chartered.
THE West Virginia State Fair is consid-
cred far superior to the Columbus, Ohio,
State Fair by parties who have attended
them both This is certainly quite boom
for our Fair.
JAMES Doe, or a man who gave that
name, beat his wife yesterday, and was
taken before Justice Ankle, who fined him
S25, and committed him to Jail in default
of payment
A WAGON heavily laden with ice, be
longing to Frank Koehnline, the Bridge
port ice man, broke down at the upper
Market House, yesterday morning, delay
ing travel for some little time.
michel. O'DoNNEL was before Justice
Arkle at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
charged with having robbed Charles Son
da, his room mate of S45.25, some time
since. He was held for court in the sum OF
$500, and committed in default.
CHAs. SMITH, who attended the Clarks-
burg convention, was presented with
handsome wild cat while there. He brought
the animal home with him and has pre-
sented it TO the Park Association, and Il
cage is being built for it.
MRS. REINHARDT HABIG, whose hus-
band has been lying i'll for some time.
went to Mr.. F. Notes store Tuesday even
ing to receive the benefits due her husband
from the st. Alphonsus Society, which
amounted to ST.. She received the money
and while returning home she had the
misfortune to lose the whole amount.
YEETERDAY morning several pottery
employees, while on their way to work,
found a man asleepin agas-pipeitrench, and
upon examination found that hole had
been knocked in the back of his head, from
which the blood was trickling. When
awakened the fellow insisted that he
wasn't hurt, and climbed out of the trench
and walked away.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
Special Sunday Excursions.

On and after July II, 1886, the Ohio
River Railroad Company will sell excur-
sion tickets every Sunday until further
notice at the following rates: Wheeling to
Parkersburg and return, $2.25; Wheeling
to Sistersville and return, so. Tickets
only to be used on day of sale. Train
leaves Wheeling at 40 A. NJ. city time;
returning, will leave Parkersburg at 4:05
p. NJ. and Sistersville at 6:lO p. NJ, Wheel
ing time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09
End of Bone Scraping.

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
says: Having received 50 much benefit
from Electric Bittcrs, feel it my duty to
let suffering humanity know it Have
had a running sore on my leg for eight
years; my doctors told me would have to
have the bone scraped or leg amputated. !
used, instead, three bottles of Electric Bit
tiers and seven boxes Bucklen,s Arnica
Salve, snd my leg is now sound and we'll.
Electric Bittcrs are sold ut fifty cents
bottle, and Rucklen's Amica Salve at 25c.
per box, by LOGAN d Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09
THE LIVE STOCK.

The mile or 80 OF pens deNOteu 10 the
live stock were fairly Swarmlng with vlSl-
tors Yesterday, the countrymen especially
putting in most OF the day i'll going from
Stall to stall and enlarging upon the com
paratiye merits OF the premium sheep,
swine and cattle The Judges were busy
all day in rendering their decisions rs to
the various exhibits, and many yards OF
ribbon was handed over to the lucky own
ers of those animals deemed to be the best
in their several classes. The Judges are
somewhat behind with their work,
owing to the large increase in
the number of animals, but they
hope, by hard work, to get through
this evening. The undertaking is one OF
considerable magnitude, and with the
hardest kind of labor it is difficult to keep
up. With the large influx Of strangers
looked for this morning, this will be a
great day among the pens and stalls, thou
sands OF farmers being anxious to look
over the animals and compare them with
their own tlOeks and herds, and obtain val
liable pointers for their future guidance.
THE MAN WITH THE wHIRIIaIa
was on tile STOunu geStciuaN ih sO'SiSi
places, and the nickel-plated needle was
spinning lively all day over tables ladened
with q glittering assortment of gold var
nished chains, rings, pins, &c. \ layout OF
this sort always catches the eagle eye OF the
rural youth with girl at home, and yes
terday he could be seen blowing himself
inn in fine style leaving the wheel with
pockets disteRded with variety OF wealth,
and firmly convinced he bad struck great
bonanza. The DagO who seils ''twOa
packa peanuta fiye-eenta' was also con-
spicious by his fine Italian accent and his
great lung power, and his class did thriv-
ing trade The number Of privilege men is
greater than last year, and business seems
to be good with them. There was at least
one neat gambling arrangement IN full
blast yesterday, and good many silver
dollars were transferred in the course OF
the day from the pnekets OF rank suckers
to the treasury of the operator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09
Eat, Drink and Be Merry.

During these piping times immense
crowds are seen rushing to place on Mar
ket street, numbered 1921. Why they 20
there is easily understood, when it is
known that the place is Martin Thornton's
famous Capitol restaurant, where he is pre-
pared to feed all who may come, and more
too. Judging from the stout, hearty, well
fed look that each man possesses after eat
ing meal at Martins, one can easily see
what square meal he furnishes. Ladies
parlor up stairs. This is 4 good pointer
for people attending the Fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09

with Curry big fayorite. On getting of
Curry led Prince to the quarter, where
the latter broke badly, and at the hall
Curry was two lengths ahead of Prince,
with Locaine a close third. Just before
the three-quarters was reached Prince
gave out and fell, throwing his rider, c..
Lawson, violently to the ground, but, for
tunately, neither horse or rider were in
jured. Kitty won easily in 1914, with Lo-
caine second and Stone third.
The summary is as follows:
West Virginia State Fair and Exposition Races
Third day-2:40 class trOt-Purse, 500, d.
vided.
Kitty Curry, H. d. Kyree, Darrtown, OIL l j
Jennie NJ, CHI. M, Vim. p. DeArmet,
Locaine, b. IN, X. J. Beatty, steuben-
vile,
Brown Prince br. g., A. K. Kennedy,
DennlSOfl, OuI
Captain Stone, blk s, William Wilkin,
Cambridge, O...............................
Time, go 2:361I2, 2:S71ll
THE RUNNING RACE
Here we had a picnic. The race
was called at half-past tour, eight OF
the ten entries responding, they being
Cinderella, Wanda, j. A. Alexander, Mol
lie Thomas, Daisy Hunt, Fadladeen, Sig
nal and Faith. The weights ranged from
100 pounds for Faiths rider up to 113 fol
Signal.
FIRST HEAT.-The horses began to score
at 4:5O and sweet time there was for the
next half hour, most of the trouble being
with Mollie Thomas, who was big favor
tie. During the riot which ensued on the
track Faith kicked Fadladeen badly in the
side, knocking the wind out of the horse
Finally, after Martin had drawn line and
the horses had been driven beyond it by
men with whips amid the curses Of some
of the riders and the disgust of the crowd
the word Go was given and the horses got
away at SIP, although the flag was not
dropped, a circumstance which caused j
decided kick after the heat. Alexander
won in 81, with Mollie Thomas second.
SECOND HEAT-The second heat wa
called at $40. the pools selling at $40 to St
in favor of Thomas. There was repeti'
ton of the miserable scoring Of the first
heat, and it was six o'clock when the
horses BOJ away. hOlllC L hOIiitho SVOh 'iN
lead and held it clear around, winning
easily. with Cinderella second, in O:53i.
THIRD HEAT.-The horses were called
at 6:25. Cinderella being sure of third
money, Mollie and Alexander run for first
place, each having heat. Thomas took
the lead, but it was a close race to the
quarter turn, where Alexander's driver
nearly pulled his horses head OFF, Thomas
increasing his lead to ten lengths amid
bowls of disgust from the crowd. Alex
ander afterwards closed up halfthe gap, but
Thomas came in easily. Time not given.
To say there WAS fine large kick, is
to put it mildly. The crowd howled and
swOre and gave vent to all sorts Of pro-
fanity, and for ten minutes the hub-bub
was immense. Finally the judges an
nounced all bets on the heat OF, and set 1t
to be run over at l 80 this afternoon. Ii
was now GAO and the crowd dispersed III
decidedly bad humor Alexander's rider
gives as the cause of pulling his horse,
that he thought it was not go and kept
waiting for the bell until nearly to the
quarter, when he let hisnag out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09
4 Good Cl,anpion.

Mr.. Frank Cruise, delegate from Webster
district to the Congressional convention,
was one of the most prominent opposers of
the Objectionable tariff plank, which an
effort was made to insert in the platform
adopted by the convention, and against
which the Ohio county delegation fought
so vigorously and successfully. MIR.
Cruise is to be commended to the people OF
his district, for his stand in the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-09
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For the accommodation of people attend
ing the State Fair, the GAINESVILLE accom-
mediation will not leave Wheeling Septem-
Der Z SO, and 10, until 5:35 p. M, city
time. ....H .... ..,.
Every day during Fair week the Wash
ington, Pa, accommodation will leave
Wheeling at $50 instead Of $50, city time.
Special train for Grafton and way. sta
tons, will leave Wheeling on September 7,
=, o and 10, at 5:45 p. M, city time.