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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-22
local BREvIrIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In aud AbOut the
City,

City,
BARfLEY C|AXPBRLI's "Clion at the
Opera House this evening,
"TuE Two JouSs," n Of tho funniest
Of comedies, will be at the Opera House
next week.
SPECIAL matinee at the Academy this
afternoon for the benefit Of the loCked.out
nail.leeders,
THE child OF Ed. Fritz, who fell on the
Ice in tho Fourth ward school yard We'd
nesday, is not seriously hurt, as at first
supposed. She was able to Oft up ysster-
day, and will be out in a few days.
Col. HuGu STEALING, OF Wheeling, has
offered to donate twenty acres Of land on
the Ohio river, one mile below Rush Run,
on the Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road, to
any nail company that will put up a fac
tory on II.
THE sale Of reserved seats for the pro-
duction Of Rotsini's "Stabat Mater" at the
Opera House next Monday evening will
open at Banners music store this mora
ing, The oratorio is to be rendered by
home talent under the direction Of Signol
+. d'AuIiA, and will doubtless attract large
audiences.
TnE Alhambra Palace Rink announces
an unusually attractive engagement Iol
Friday and Saturday evenings, Miss Jessie
Lsfone, the 'prima donna Of the rink
who Is highly spoken Of by the press O
cities where she has appeared, her elegant
costumes and new movements being es
pscially lauded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-22

Another Judgement In Favor of the state.
On Saturday last the frat Off series Of
suits brought by the State against ex.
shelitIs on their bonds to recover sums al.
legged to DO due, was decided in the Cir.
cult Court here Judgement being render
ed against EI.SheriF Donohus, Of Dcdd.
ridge county, for $685. ~. Yesterday the
second similar suit came up, being the
claim against E1.Shetiif Jacob G. Ward
and his bondamsn, j.. s. Wamsley, Patrick
CtiCksrd, Adam :, Ward aud ReniCk s.
Ward, Of Randolph county. MesBrB.
Frame and Holt appeared on behalf Of the
State and Mr.. u. L. butcher for the de.
Tense, The case WAS submitted 10 Judge
Boyd without a Jury, and he rendered
Judgement In favor Of the State for the
sum Of $4,000 10. Over twenty suits Of q
similar character agsinst other ex.Shefilfs
have been doCkedand will probably, lie
decided at the present term. The claims
run through several successive terms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-22

Manager Charley Shay will give an ex.
ira matinee ut the Academy ofMusiC this
afternoon, the proceeds being for the bene.
Ct Of the locked out nail feeders. The
Committee Of the feeders organization Ia
anxious to see a large house, and there Ia
certainly no reaEon Why tile house should
not he packed. The object may naturally
be expected to attract people who would
not otherwise attend on this special occa-
sion, and the play, "Montezuma," Is a
really interesting and impreBsing melo.
drama, unusually we'll presented. The
castle scene in the third act Gld the act.
Ing Of Aonp and the Awe are rare attrac.
tons, to say nothing Of the mechanical
ship, the strong company and the interest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-22

vASDALtA, Mo, Jan. 9l.-This city has
for some time boen in a state Of excite.
nent caused BY the presence Of mad dogs,
Recently q dog supposed 10 be afflicted
with the rabies, Bit several Others, and
these still others, until 4 large number
had been bitten. Yesterday all these ami.
inAlg, thifty.seven, were brought 10 the
public square and there shot, each by his
own mastef,
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storm on the Pacific Goat.

sac FRANctsco, Jan. 2l.-one Of the
severest storms that ever occurred on this
coast began on Sunday and reached Id
height to-day. Ilextended from the north.
etn boundary Of Washington Terri.
tory. to the Southern boundary OIL
California, and from the Rocky Mountains
70 tho Pacific ocean. The almost Continu.
OTIS fall Of snow and rain was accompanied
by wind which from ilve miles al hour
gradually increased Until about / :aO O'Clock
this afternoon when II blew q hurricane,
elghty-two miles an hour. Much damage
Was hnnh.
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FalksnstincW Wins Again.

Chris Falkenstine, Of McKeeuport, and
Jesse Burkett, Of Wheeling. BkAted q two.
mile straightaway race at the Capitol link
last evening, A good audience witnessed
the race, which was won easily by the
McKeesport boy. Tho contestants were
started from opposite sides Of the rink,
butin five r.six laps from the start Chris
passed Burkdtt, and maintained his lead
without effort.
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UaicAso, Jan. 2i,-Ths plnketlonS at.
rested here to-day j. i. Hale, who IA
charged with committing q number Of
tofvotles on Illinois and Iowa banks BY
means Of forged drafts on Chicago banks.
In his vAlise was founddFaiLs on BixGy.Hve
different banks. lie Is said to have
served two terms In tho New York Slate
prison, where he was know as Robert
bowman, alias j. +. Hagah,
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%pROSpECTUs FOR 1850.

The first OF the year Is Tho usual time
to put In operation sHCll changes as would
be OF benefit 10 tho trade.
Believing our customers would rather
pay cash for their goods, and thus gel
lover pricoy, We have concluded that II
will be 10 their interest, US well us ours,
to adOpt the CASH ONE.PRlCE SYSTEM,
which Is really tho only just and salts
factory way OF doing business. We wi J,
therefore, on the frat d9y Of Febrnai y,
Tho beginning Of our business year,,
adopt our now system Of cash Salcs, and
no goods alter that date wilt be sold On
credit. We shall continue to carry O
largo line Of medium aud fine grades OF
Shoes, and hope by being able TO quote
low prices, 10 merit q continuance oil
]. W. AMICK,
Boot md Shoe Dealer,
r1lN Mnta Gts,nnt
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In the German Department the enroll.
nent for the month was l39, divided no
tollowsi Washington, 80; Madison, 50;
CLAY, ali Union, 50; Centre, 80; Webster,
aSi Richie, 81. In Washington, Madi.
son, Union and Centre schools there are
0 classes each, in Clay 8 and in Webster
and Richie 3 each, a total Of ~ classes.
OF the pupils enrolled 400 are Of GermSn
parentage and 139 are Of other that Ger.
man pSrentage. -Four teachers are en-.
ployedat a salary OF $40 each per month.
Accompanying this report was that Of
Librarian l'endlston, for the five weeks
ending December 81, 1885. During that
time 0,406 volumes were taken out Of the
library and 1878 used in the reading
room, a total average circulation OF POI.
There were received from hnes, etc., SIS.
This report was also received and filed.
a sotnewhat lengthy discussion took
place over the new addition to the Web.
Oter school, about which 80 much has been
said, and It's defective construction,
Architect Hamilton was present and said
that while the job was not q gilt.edged
one, u was a strong and comfortable one,
and that no should not give the contractors
a release until the building wa painted
and made az smooth and even as possible.
The Board decided to occupy the build.
ing at once, provided the contractors
would give a written guarantee that liz
occupancy before the completion al The
building should not be construed as an &C.
ceptanCe Of the building.
At SAG O'Clock the Board adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-22

The managers OF the ChapIina ptreet
rink will give a Consolation race" satur-
day night at $3.50, three miles, open only
to amateurs Of Bellalre, Bridgeport, Mar
tins Ferry ami Wheeling who have never
started in q race; purse, S. to the first and
s. to the second, Entries received till
the hour Of the race.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-22

This evening Barley Campbells great
spectacular drama, "Olio," will be put on
the Opera House stage for the first titpe
In Wheeling. II will be given With all the
wealth Of artistic scenery magnificent cos.
and mechanical effects, which give
to the play q thrilling interest and reals.
tic appearance which Is said TO excel any
other dramatic performance ever seen on
an American stage; Reserved apats ct
Banmer,a.
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gtssu1mtiuu Bottles.
SOLD.


WHEELING, W. VA. January /, lsG
We have this day sold our stock Of Drug, Ned,
cincs, Paints, Oils and Dye stuH', Fixtures, Good,
will, &C., to Laughlln BrOA'. Drug Co., who will
continue at the old stand, 1908 Main street, Wheel
Ing, W, Va.
Thanking the trade for the many CouFte,la eI'
tended rs in the years past, we ask continuance
Of the same TO our sncce@orS.
Respectfully,
LAuGIILIN bros. a ",
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-22
Hot real-our

The old grandmother made mulloin teal
for Group and coughs. Taylot'8 Cherokee
Remedy Of Sweet Gum and Mullen is a
mullein tea combined with the sweet
gum, q pleasant Cute for coughs .and
Croip.
The emulation you sec Clinging To the
sweet gum tree In the summer contains A
stimulating %expeotorant that will loosen
the pllegm In the threat Taylof's
Cherokee l!snedy Of Sweet Gum and
Mullen Cutes coughs and croup.
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neglected or badly treated, often dogen.
crate into cancer. The worst pile tumofs
are painlesaly, speedily and permanently
cured without knife, Catstlc Of Balye, BY
our new and improved methods. Pamph.
let and reference 10 cents In stamps,
Worlds DlBpensAty Medical Association,
O09 Main street, BaIAlol N. Y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-22
gsuttstry.
Gm qntslligstmer.
0mool No.. 70 ami " FourtOonth street.
Now Advertisements.

japanese Tea Party,
Wanted Al SntlGman wants tOCOrrCspo1d With
AlRdy.
nor lIent-snRll Ice lIOuIe-u. Forbes.
Fer Rent Store loom, Dwellings aud ONleeS-
II. Forbes,
For BAlO-FGrm OF lOl Acres j. q. Duncan,
Notice.. 4. Maxwell, Assignee.
For RCnt-NO, l@l Fourteenth Street.
COal-KOshnlluU las
J.h Rhodes u Cn-ltsmnents.
No Alum-NO Sntch-EEcCls!Or Baking Power.
N, Ileilly-WhOlcgA'G utOChr aud Pork Packer.
New Music lOcES-Oilyer III son & 60.
Opera llpuSO-J. U, stewHltsIwO john Comedy
COtnDRuY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-22

WE have now on exhibit our Fall and
Winter stock Of WOOlenS, being q con-.
plCte line Of Sultlngs, Pa%ntalOOnlngs and
OyercOatings, which we shall get up IN
i~lrBt.clss style aud III, and at lowest
prices. Also, d inll line Of Furnishing
"OOU' always VI "A'i q. HESS & SONS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-22
ATnREI-DAY WALKING MATCH
For Amateurs Only al the Capitol RIDh
Week After Next,


The managers OF the Capitol rink are
making arrangements for a three.dsy
pedestrian contest 10 DO given at their
rink, commencing on Thursday, February
/ The conteptaDs will walk twelve hours
each day commencing at noon, and the
race will bs go.as.you .please, open to
amateurs only, and without other re-
striCtion. Already several entries have
been received, among them Easter Brandt,
OF Martins Ferry D. L. Majors, Of Bell.
aire; Charles Allen, John Oroughan and
Pat Uonnors, Of the South Side, this city;
Jacob Reed, Of North Wheeling, aud vii.
liam Gallagher, Of Bellaire. Entries will
be received until Monday evening, Rebru-
ary /. either at the Capitol rink or by
p. j. Gavin, corner Of Market and Twenty.
third streets. The purse will be 90 per.
cent Of the gross receipts, divided into
four prizes, so that four men are sure to
take money. This will doubtless DO an
interesting contest,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-22

The direct and popular route 10 the
South is the Pan Handle. Cheap eICur.
sion tipseti 10 all Southern resorts now on
sale. For. guide books, maps and time
tables, &C., call on or address j.. q. Tom.
linson, Passenger Agent, Pan Handle
route, Wheeling. w. Va.
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TaLanted.

VXTANTED-LADIEs AND GENTLE.
wv MEN in city or country 10 take light WOft
al their own homes, 81 70 81 u day can be elllJ
made; work sent by mail no CRnVESslng VI
have good demand for Our work and furnish Nuiy
MFG COMPANY 2A Vine 81 ttnNInna'l Oha
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-22
NOTICE.

WHEELING, W. VA January /, 80.
Having this day bough! the stock OF DlugS NH.
ioluCs, Palng, oils and Dye Studs, Fixtures, Good.
will, &C., OF LAughllu Hr6s & Co we will continue
tho business at The old stand, 1905 NAln street
Wheeling, W. Va and ask q continuance Of The
liberal trade bestowed the old trm.
jRO LAUGlllIN BtOF. DRUG CO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-22

l COULD scarcely speak 1t was almost
impossible 10 breathe through my nOstrlls.
Using Ely's Cream balm a short time the
trouble entirely disappeared-J. O. Tiche.
nor, Shoe Merchant, Elizabeth, N. j..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-22

The Baltimore & Ohio are selling low
rate excursion tickets 10 New Orleans,
Jacksonville and all Southern resorts. For
Ticket, tourists guides and full lhlormN.
ton, call on or addtets T. O. Burke, Ticket
Agent Baltimore 4 Ohio depot, Wheel.
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by taking the AZ p. n. train on the o,
4 +, road passengers arrive In Cleveland
al Oi2J r. NJ, and Chicago at $3.50 the fol.
lowing morning, Connections made In
Union depot, Chicago, for oil points west
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A Number Of stfangeftW we're present who
had witnessed similar entertainment Ia
other cities and they were unanimous In
stating that tile decorations and the cos.
tuning were far ahead 0 fanny they had
seen before, These statements were read.
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The following shows tho range Of the
Thermometer as observed At SChnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday: I
A. NJ, age l2 81, SO =. NJ, S4'i ar. N,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-22

min pleasures and palaces though we
may roam be II ever 30 humble" there's
no specific for pain like Salvation OIL.
Price Is cents a bottle.
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1'RoM far and near, We always hear
The sweet fe~irain,St, Jacobs Oil heals pain,

THE Gold Metal Coffee at II. 4. Behrens
sIoteiS really lne, and 10 cents pound
cheaper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-22

FOR comfort, get one Of those Hest
Knit Jackets ut q. HESS \ SONS.
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j. W. AMICK,
Boot md Shoe Dealer,
liar Nnin strant.

NEW STOCK Silver Plated Spoons,
Knives and Forks; of our own brand,
Just rCCCiICd. JACOB W. GRUBB,
Cor. TKCllth and Market SIS.
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Enr Sale,
FoR SALE.

TOR SALE.
The large and ellgibly situated tvOGtOy Fnzs
House, No. 81 Virginia street, Island, seven tootni
and bath loon, lot Soxl2Q. well improved. Agl
tWo-St0ry Frame No. 1870 Virginia street Lot ~
10, ave rooms, PriCe low and tgrnB very easy,
BENZ. MCMELllkN,
de21 AwAR u Virginia street
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No. 40 Seventeenth hlfeet, slG rooms, sloW
No, lb BlG,eenth ltEeet, 1i1 rooms, "
No. W3 heVOlleetlh street, two rooms, sAW s
ti6W
NJ. 80 Eighteenth street ai1 rooms aud NO e.
lars, tlb % per month.
Ne. 10 Eighteenth street, five rooms, slOM
10. melxieenth Alteel, tlQO per annuin.
No, llA baltimore BtreeL four iOOm', sJ~
No, % North FtOnt Btieeli ei6 %. .r.
-Four Roomed House, ALLEY j, south o. IN'4'
Aolenth street, 900.
No, 21ii Main street ali rooms on Gnt loot
Two to0tnl, No. Ass Main street. g,
Buhlheel House No. iiH Main street. 1nl wv
ThfeS iISonSd House in rear oil ala TaHf'iN''
fhtOs Roomed House, smL end Of SIaeie'A
Three rooms, No. t7b Seventeenth ,ltoi
Real Eslate Agent Coilttta aud NoiAy i9J''
JAG ONES, NJ, lbia Asits''""'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-22

FoR chapped hands, face and lips, use
Roseoline Cream. Sold by all live drug.
giats, at 100 per box.
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GOT Sale aud Cor gent,
FOR SALE.

An elegant Sleigh COS. SIS Oo will be ,Oidda'
,BnIlntss Houio and Dwelling, No. 2lO and gs
Maln street, ,al1ed a. $780, eau he DoaghI W.
S,&O.
81 Aes Eatm al shetnrd, Manhall co1ag
valued q 800 ] will sell OF exchange i0fPNF
ely In Filth or Sixth wards.
AndeT, IA.
bushes House, No IAN Main street.
Small HOUSE. No. 800 Seventeenth street ON"
FIte tCotHsi dwelling. No. Il sevenletnlh aEt.
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NOTlOE.

NOTICE
! have removed my s iuth iiaoOh Bioro two
luaIes bel99 In the lafgr corner tiOte Of tho WeSt
n.y. oSs, U1iiH!qR corner Ihiiy tlghih and Jacob
warehouse 22l0 MARKET street.
.o II, !, BBilRENs,
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TOR SALE.
The Tlebidencc on The nortLcalt corner Of TWelhl
and AOif Streets This location IL unC1tellCd "
any In the city,
The House . now being thoroughly mcdepId
and perfected throughout
JAMES L. IAWLEY,
iA1 1870 Main Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-22

Tie east end Of the hall is oOcupied BY
a stage. A q O'Clock the gorgeous gteeh
and scarlet curtains we're drawn and the
suite Of the Mikado composed Of Misses
Minnie and LuCie Loting, Clara Lamb, Of
Newburg, Emily Campbell, Jennie Girl.
ieth, Maggie Pendleton, Francis Bell and
Mantle Meade, and Meeprs, VIII Doveh.
er, VIII Day, George Yatdy, Will Della.
plain, Bob Haase, Charlie Hughes, Allie
Wheat and Charles Lamb marched
In, followed almost Immediately by His
Imperial Highness the Mikado (MSiof
Tom Notton), his umbrella holder Benonl
Good, and his little maids, Bessie Lamb
and Matte Caldwell. All Of theso ladies
and gentlemen 10 we'll as those In the
booths were In Japanese costume, and
they formed as attractive 4 feature Of the
entertainment as could be found, ebpe.
Cially the ladies. The loose, bip46leeved
robes were Of all colors-i description
that would give even q faint idsa Of low
charming al the ladies looked would be
impossible. The costumes represented
The exercise Of that patience and taste
Wheeling ladies are noted for. The
effect produced with the robes and the
lips and afched eyebrows was
very Japanese and very striking.
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1, s, Coon %. cen dfygoOdl Tie cheapest
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STOCKS FOR SALE.
20 Shares Rellaire Nall Mill.
70 shares Jefferson Nail Mill
S Shares Top Mill.
% Shares Wheeling'& Belmont Bridge Go.
u shares ELna lrTn Works.
10 Shares Ohio valley bank.
5 Shares Commercial bank.
]. Irwin, Stock BrOkeL
JAS No. ~ Twelfth BtretL
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The Patent Right, Of a Nail Machine for wsi
Virginia and Ohio. The latest patent and hi
Wire Nail Machine ont. Call OH or addrc,
LEMUEL BlADFOlD,
jalt 1873 Market st., Wheeling, VI. Va
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-18
FOR THE WEEK.
Interesting Events. to Occur Within
the Current Week.

The civil calendar in the district court is
practically out of the way. On Tuesday
the judges will begin the hearing of those
cases in which juries were waived. The
trial will be heard to-day of the case in
which the Bradner-Smith Paper company
seeks to enioin the using of the name Brad
ner-Smith by the Minnesota and Bradner-
smith Paper company. The divorce case
Oh Annie G. Porter against William G.
Porter will be heard to-day. The only
criminal trial in sight is that of Nathaniel
ordon an Philip Dwyer. jointly indicted
for the larceny of 800 from Charles Wood
RUIZ in the house of ill-fame kept by Jennie
Dixon, at 2S4 First street south. The case
OF Becker. the alleged blackmailer, will be
heard in the municipal court tomorrow.
All of the municipal bodies hold sessions
this week and all of them will be of import
ance. The standing committees will to-day
prepare the routine and special business for
the Wednesday night meeting of the coun-
Gil. BY that time the exposition directors
will doubtless be prepared with a memorial
asking for the donation of the necessary
city property in connection with the Wins
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-18
derful wrestler. else he could not have kept

derful wrestler, else he could not have kept
Moth on so long.
The six-day bicycle race will begin one
week from to-day at the Washington rink.
Betting Is largely in favor Of Mile. Armi-
ando, although Eek and Woodside expressed
the belief that they will greatly lower her
championship record. Still. it is claimed
that she can cover 900 miles during the
time. She Is not in the best possible con-
dition for the contest. Her weight is I4O
pounds. whereas il is claimed that when
she is trained down to her best she should
only weigh $50 at the most.
Col. Mclaughlin has not vet accepted
Moths challenges to another match. He
remarked on Friday night that he had be-
come convinced of the fact that the man
does not live who can defeat Moth at Greco-
Roman style. This expression stands out
in striking and notable contrast with Nc
Laughlin's letter denouncing Moth as a
fraud, and alleging that he is not even a
fOurth-rate wrestler. He himself passes as
the champion in mixed styles.
The proposition to purchase or lease a
park for the joint use of the base ball club.
the lacrosse players, the cricketers and the
CalidOnians for the coming season is looked
upon with general favor Capt. SHIRLEY
oliN D4AAg w AoplA arc culuuSldSllC III ldNOI
of il.
1t was a matter of considerable regret
that Fred Shaw did not crowd Mile. Louise
Armiando 10 greater speed in the twenty
Six-hour bicycle race that ended at 10 o'clock
on Saturday night. As it was, il was a very
tame affair and uninteresting.
The tOboggan clubs have perfected their
their various organizations and are making
merry each afternoon and night. The in
terest manifested by young ladies is fast on
the Increase, and amounts TO little less than
genuine craze.
On Friday night Tom Shields will under
take TO throw Wilkes McDermott five times
i'm an hour and a half at the Theatre
COmique. He wagers 5000 to 500 that he
can accomplish the feat.
Charles Moth is now ready for McLaugh-
lin. Dufur, Evan. Lewis or any of the
gladiators. But he will not pose other
than a GRECO Roman wrestler.
Charles Moth won hosts of friends by in
sisting on continuing the contest when it
was at first proposed to make it a draw
before fall had been Won.
James Rose" as he is known, has re-
tired from the sporting arena. His contest
with AdOn Butler satisfied his ambition,
seemingly.
Many express their willingness to wager
that Col. Mclaughlin is much heavier than
he represents.
John Orth, Jr., offers to wager $500 on
Moth in second match with Col. Nc
Laughlin.