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Electricity Us a Motive Power.

y, L. ROPE IN SeTI9RtF'
We continually hear electricity spoken
Of as q motive power, and the prediction
iG freely mRdo that 1t will coon take the
place Of the steam epginei tina. 1t will be
employed 70 propel vesBsia AUroas the At.
lantIc, and the like. But such view OIL
the matter Is wholly without scientific
basic. Electricity, in I!s important Appli.
cationa to machinery, 10 never In itself q
source Of power. It 10 merely Q convent.
ent and easily manageable form oil Of en-.
ergy, by which mechanical power 10 trans.
ieFable from an ordinary prime motor, Is
q steam engine or water wheel, to sec.
ondAry motor which lie employed TO do the
work. 1t performs au office precisely
analogous to that oil q belt line Of BhRfGing
which, however uastul In conveying power
from one point to another, can, under no
conceivable circumstances, be capable Of
Il,
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eicry.
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AT tho eecond annual meeting oil the
American Federation OF Labor, held 81
Baltimore, Samuel GOmpers, Of New
York. yas reelected PrsSldent. His first
election was at Columbus, Ohio, In De.
cember, 1886. The organisation Of
which he Is at the head now numbers
more members than the Knights Of
Labor ItS hsadquRrteru are at New
York.
Mr.. Gompers Is English, bis birthplace
London. He Is about thirty.seven years
old. When ton years Of age he was taken
from gchool 10 learn the myAtoIy oil shoe
making, He d!sliked tho work and took
10 cIVATmsking instead, at which no was
expert by the time he wR8 twelve years
aid. Though kept busy all dsy, he stud
lad at night and acquired considerable ed
ucAtion, He left England for America In
1858, and hiss lived In New York oihce
thar date, with tho exception Of one year
spent in the noiShborinB city oil Newark
NJ.
began when he was ftten, win nls mem
bership In the CGGrnAk0ra' Union. He
soon showed his ability In it9 councils
and was President Of his "locAl" ak
years, and ils Corresponding Secretary
three termB. At every Conysnaon Of the
CiRarmakers' International Union he has
been q delegate, and for several yeArs he
yss an organiZsr. He was President Of
tho State WorkIngmsn'S Assembly twice
and Vlcs-Prosldent Of the CigarmRkers'
International Union once. Mr.. GompeTs
served two forms as President OF the old
Federation OF TEadeB and Labor UnionB
Governor Hill, Of New York, offered him
the place Of Commissioner Of Arbitration
at S., 600 q year, but he declined, believing
that bis acceptance would injurO his In.
huepce with labor organizations.
President GOmpsFS IL q abort, we'll
built man, who carries his bead we'll
poised on his Bhouldcrs. He has black
hair and eyes, a pale complexion with
little color, black muStAche and short
TUT under 1t. He talks ably and Wtolds
ready pen. To his literary gilt Is at.
trihutsd the success oil the Union Advocate,
a monthly paper devoted TO the cause Of
labor.
A dispatch from Detroit says: Samuel
Gompsig, President Of the American Fed
GRAFTON oil Labor, was asked last evening
what motion it's order Ia to take, II any, in
the Burlington strike.
"We will take come action, but what It
will be cannot discuss. 1t will not be
autNgonissic to the Brotherhood, you may
be sure. do not uphold the action Of
tho Reading knights in taking the plAces
Of the Burlington strikers out Of revenge.
1t 10 bad policy and will only help the
railroads. ThS Brotherhood Of LoComo.
tive EnglneerH 10 an excellent orgAniEA-
ton, although It has done wrong in iBolat-
ing itself In labor matters. In their pres.
ent strike, the trades unions are with
them"
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Correspondence Of uk IItelltgEhT.
WKsT UNION, Feb. 97.-In pursuance
Of a call, there was q we'll attended meet
Ing Of the citizsnso Of Doddrldgo county, tc
appoint delegates to:the Business Mems
Convention, TO be held at Wheeling on the
Goth inst, here to-day.
The convention was called to order by
J. V. Blair, Eq, who, alter making q
short and appropriate address 40 10 the
importance and objects Of the Wheeling
convention, was chosen chairman Ok the
convention and declared the body ready
for business. S. D. Turner was made Soc.
rotary. Tho several committees having
reported, the following gentlemen were
chosen Gs delegates to the Wheeling Con.
vention: F. ]. Ruley, i, H. 0'Donnell,
J. B. MCGreRor and O. P. Hudaon, for Cen.
trail District; s. d. Mcmillan, L. G. TAy loE,
Charles Stewart and John WhsIan, for
Grant; Jetso Clarke, J. W. Williams, Z.
O. Sporry and T. P. Douglass, for Green.
bri0F; 9. &. Schultz, 6. II. smith, N. r.
Aukr0in gnd Isaac George, for Mcclellan /;
L. W. Pearcy, +. N. Sutton, D. +. Ran.
dOlph aud j. ". Sherwood, for New Mil.
ton; N. y. VAnhorn, John Wanstreat, Z.
". summers and MlntOr Stout, for South.
west; Col. +. Heeiy, Frank Maxwell,
Henry Ash and Joseph Freeman, for
West Union District, and ]. V. Blair and
smith D. Turner.
This proceedings were directed to be asnt
10 the Wheeling lSTELLlOENcER and Regis.
Ter lor publication.
Nv. BLAIR, Chairman.
Z. D. TURNER, Sec'y,
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JSmel COtler Morrison, the EuRlist
writer, Is dead.
lOunR Croston Clarke 10 to star IL
"HSmIe!" next year.
In her now play, my Brother'S Sister, y
Minnie Palmer OnactS girl who has been
brought up as boy.
A newly landed German, seeing an ALI.
gator for the hrss time, thought Il q ma.
rims dBchshund.-Puek.
Word has come Of tho death oil Lord
George Quinn, tho last survivor Of Lord
ByToa'a rchool-mAleS at Harrow.
Lot woman busy hersell With hammer
aHt nails, and Il 10 usually difficult to de.
tenhtnO what HhO Is driving At,-DtirOii
ma Pr'"s. '
Dlnlsl sully takes his entire company
to Australia in July, beginning an around.
ths.w1rld tonr Ia his successful play,
DADDY Nolan"
There may be such a thing a. q secret
executive session oithe United States Ssu-
Gtr. but there Is no such thing % q secret
executive session oil Mr.. RiddlSbeEger.-
RoehesttT POI. Erprsii.
Lieutenant A.--You were not at the
IjSuLsnent B.-Dldn't want 70 spoil the
success OF the piece by dIVSEtlnG the Of.
tenuon oil the public.
Tbe Spanish Government Ia gradually
suppFeS6Ing open air calculations al the
ria Unto copper mines. II was on &C.
count Of these calculations that the mIneFs
and peS0ants hoted recently.
In portions Of Florida people arc plant.
Inc me peach tree instead OF the orange,
Ths idea lis that the peach will be the
,po;e popular fruit, and Il begins 10 Yield
a return ssIlIsE than the orange.
lord Tennyson has 4 large and aue
dairy personally managed 0y Mrs. BALKAN
Tennyson, and the butter, cream and milk
nrod1csd therein are In great demand IN
ths markets Of the Isls Of Wight.
Goose Brids-Why, Charlie, the canary
Hs-What did you give Il 10 eas5
GoOS1B ride-sAme a. We had coTnOd
besl, eSlatsgS and English multard.-Tid.
BIZ.
Its somI.oficially stated that N, Flou.
reuS, the French Foreign Minister, altar
with IL. TistaEd, the Prime
Minister, and the other members oil bis
cabinet, has informed Count MenRbra,
the Italian Ambassador, that the Ffench
proposals for q treaty Of commerce with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

Simmons Liver RegulStoI--thS iRvoTite
home 1emsdy-I5 entirely vegetable. and
10 the pur6st and best family medicine that
10 compounded. No GrrOr to DO feared in
administering, no injury from exposure
after taking, no lo8s Of time. 1t 10 the best
preventive medicine, and SAILS TO take, no
matter what the BlckneOs may prove to be,
and in any ordinary disease will effect a
speedy cure,
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With hopes OF Spring weather soon com.
ing, thoughta turn to more favored cllmes
down South, end the 2l4sh grand monthly
and tho extraordinary quarterly drawing
Of the Louisiana State Lottery ct New Or
leans, on Tuesday, (alwaya Tuesday,
March -, when the Frat Capital frize
will DO $500, 900, otC,, etc. Any iniorma.
ton desirsd can DO had on an application
to N. A. DAuphin, New Orleans, La. D4W
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GfGfloA Ed1!t-stnitAtL
II tho Hon. A. W. OGmpbnii had amy
doubis about the place be held In the
heart OF West Virginia Republicans they
must have been dispellsd by the earnest
call they madO eRd the reception they
gave him when be stepped forward on the
platform 10 speak. It WES spontaneous
outbunt Of appliance that could not be
checked, and . gland ovation Of which
the moas ambitious wouid DO proud.
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IlIEIl

GRAY-Ou Tuesday, February 2s 1855, al $50 A.
T., Mn. sAEAH GEAY aged .! ytArS, I months
and IA days.
Funeral services at the residence Of her son, james
T.GEEy, No, 80 Seventeenth street. on Thurs'
day afternoon At : O'Clock. Friends Of the
family invited. IntOrmeut At Peninsula Com
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A MINIsrrr,a suNpAY PAPER.
PaStor TrAaisr v ptnTNs GPOn = New EEpsEi'
msut in Journalism at youngstown.


PAIt0r TFAaisF Ventures TPOn = New EHPeEl'
msut In journalism at youngstown
YovHGsrowN, o., Feb, S.-ThS len, 4
weekly publication edited BY ROv. 9. R.
Frusior and devoted to the intetOsta Of TIT
United Presbyterian Church, made Id
appearance here to-day. Its iOur.pAg'
paper. This Ia probably the tirs! instance
in ChrIstsndom Of q minister editing and
publiShlng 3 Sunday newspaper. In hi
saln.atory the editor says:
'ThiS modest paper We put into YOU
banda this Sabbath morning, and with i
this inquiry, WHIST do you think Of ~ y
Is q new venture and All experiment. i
viii not cost much for Is To live, and
whether II ehAll live or do depends upoI
your generally"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

Use after each meal Ecorr's ENuLsIoN
with HypophosphlLes. 1t 10 Gs pAlatAbIs
90 milk, and az easily dlgeSted. The 70.
pidity with which delicate people improve
with It's use Is wonderful. U5eit and try
your weight, As q remedy for OonSump.
ton, Throat affections and Bronchitis, IL
is unequaled. Please read: ~ used sCott's
Emulaion in child eight months old with
good results. He gained ionr pounds In Q
very abort tIme."-THo. PRIM, NJ. D., Ala.
bAmR. NWRLW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

List Of writing machines taken In ex.
change for the New CslIgrRph. VIII be
sold cheap. Address Edward L Rose & 90.
One No. 2 Caligraph, price $50.
One No. . CalIErSph, price $40.
One No. Caligraph, price $780,.
One Hall (newJ, price $50.
One CERRdall (pew}, price 800.
One Orapdall, Price $50.
One No. 9 Remington, price $50.
One No. 2 Remington, price $40.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

Flint Beggar-"wsll, Tim, what lay are
you working nowR
life racket. Had my legs dlBAbled during
the war, you know. But II will DO my
last week In this business"
"What are you going 81 next2"
'l'ye engaged with variety show 10 a
hiVh.kick6T, and start In on Monday"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

Gentleman who has recently married q
widow)-SmIth offered mo bis WAImeSt
congratulations to-day, my dear.
Ex.widow (surphSed)-Why, l thought
Mr.. Smith was one Of your biItsrest enc.
mics?
what bOtheFs me.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-02-29

7Vltr County, sidr'
Much Obliged to Senator KVunR for q
copy Of hts tstle effort on the tariff aasB.
tioD. For frat attempt on that side 1t Is
very Creditahle. A little practice will en-.
able him to talk free trRd0 "a glIbly GS he
onca talked proLeCllon.
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IS. ..t usr.
c,rol,nn NJ EIIssd Mary Y. Merritt Aqnl,a ~ ~
I'm IsidIsi Henry ClGy caldwell, A,tlIg M n,
r ~ rSidSslI Mar q Fox, Nillian u. |N,ti
iohS N loyEi6n. itmel G Mo{s1oh, = ln1is
TEs,st' 6InGhtli, JVnn y, MAlh " s Anp.C
i.,,Ss hiS nile, deose Il. Caldwell, ssl n. ~
SSIISi george CALDWELL, &C OI h,y'-Ig,sId.
ISH,S5 Y. Caldwell, deceased, Edhnnki \. ~
III wilson u. ElcotG aud Annie q N-'io's1
lam n. CuibeTIon and Belle q, his via sC
n CaltWell. Aamuel D. Caldwell, Gcdfgcti
,,,H. BsbsEt Z tee Caldwell, AleIAHtGt
Ell ThOnSh ". PeiFcc. Joseph y, Peif
sobitsfi Brady, surviving executor and
under tho will Of Joseph Caldwell, dootAsc
isndAnIL
The ADORE nImsd delendAuA will take nd
th1I the dtpuAitiont o. ApniiiA B Caldwell. ii0l
q caldwell, J, D Hughes, ". H. RintbATt. ThOH
o. Hrien, william II HALTER, Mira RA.e CaldWth
ind Others will DO tAktn Al the Onlre VI Joseph r.
PAUL 40. IE20 ChSpilnO street, 40 the city Of
In said county, on the kI3HTH DAY
OF MARGh, ihsS between the honn OF O'clock
m and O'Clock D. m, 10 b. read In evidence 10
Iba above entitled cause OIL behalf Of lai plain.
IA. And II, iron any cause, the nkluR Of aid
iepositOsh shall not b commenced Or being COM.
nenced, shall not BE- completed, on that dSy, he
aktnE o. the tAmo viii ~ Adi1urncd iron limo 10
imO until completed.
DANIKt. LAM,
IR@Ns Counsel i0E PlAInuf
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r OTIS
NEAR ELM GROVE FOR SALE.

Pursuant to tho decree Of the Circuit Court 2
Ohio county, West Va, entered Oh the hrl az q
June, 1857, In the suit between Mary X CncfliL
plaintiff, and Key Mcdonald aud OIhtu dc'tntAng
and the subsequent DEGREES and nrdef IN ihl
cause, the undersignud, Special Commln!oDei
will, on
TuEsDAY, The 18Th DAY OF MARCH, 1855,
commencing at 10 clock A. n ,cil at pub'l,Ia
ton At the front door OF the Court House Of Hli
county, the parcels Of land numbered fuPoCuIeI
8 to ~, (elghI 10 nine cGnl ihclu,ive, On ID. "
mAFk1d y Med III AAId suit, and recorded 70 "
Clerks oGlec al the County Caut, oil SAID couul IA
Deed Book numbered w. page lis
The property will be sold IN separate ps'oet, o.
several parcels lyinR together, OEn ENho.c. NHH
BE- found most jhdiGl0uH.
TERMS or HALR-kAch pufchA'ct 10 py y
hand one.thlsd Of the purchase wapey duo by az;
Gnd a much more a. he may choose TO p'y; tsl
tho residue. II any, In tWOCqual inst.lmrap bel
Ing interest IRON the day Of sale, Ard psiAlh y
EpectlyOly In one and two years respectively NET
alter; nOteJ with GOOD security 70 be given l9' ~
deferred IhNtRluents, and the Legal ute "a beir
tAinAd ~ further security until payment 10 IDh
gut II the purchaser Of any Of the AAld ppsu
nay In hand one hall or InOFO oil ihu plthhs
money dueand 10 beCOmO dpc by him bi, no.
without penOnRl security will DO received l1i y.
deferred tnttaimeIA 70 become dne ''aA hts, y,
title 10 tho properly sold 70 MIN bs,Lg i''A'A'4
security for such deferred lnstAlInrnb
DANIEL LAMB
FpeCial com mis- l01ff,
hereby certify that Daniel Lamb the soy
nHInTd Eptcihi C6mmiEsionrT, has gtyrH NlA u
the penalty aud with IOndIti1n ana ,uityS "
QulICd BY law and the above mentioned dt'ct
fe6WE IEO. ". MlTNHELL. W.
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UTHEELING 4 ELM GROVE R, R.
w On ADd Aiter Monday October n, 1857,
triihI % The Wheeling 4 Inn Grove Railroad vii
run - follow;
LoaVO Wheeling:
$50 q N, 100 m, Z n, ll,Vo N, i;Oo p m, $50
? q, b:0 y N, 100 ? N, 200 m.
Arrive at wheeling Park;
800 N, TsSS q N, g:SS N, ll:GS . N, 2:o6 N,
t;oo N, SIS ? m, 7:So N, gas pm.
IbaVe wheeling PaIki
ttipR N, 7,tS m, 1000 m, i1.1o p N, am D n,
lsO p n, $40 D n. 500 , N, 1000 p n,
ATTlTo q Whboling;
G:tS N. S:2O N, 1913 N, Los N, 500 n,
t;5S p N, 6:t5 ? N, B;1 p N, 1870 p n.
eURDAY6-leaVO the city a 500 n, and run
ever hour until 300 pm Leave wheeling PaEk
81 900 N, and run even hour until 10 p n, Ox
cspt the church tfAln, which viii leave the taIk
EI9:4 N, bnd city At lilb n. -
anD n HTRaCH. hupt
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TSkO notice that tn depOlitlenE Of Nathan wi.
kinsOn and OihsTI vii be taken ~ III u7'fy II
caldwell Caldwell, OTot tEn German Fans on
aaIttt1trCot In the Citl Of Wheeling IN The Hlalt
o. NdI VirGnlG on the ll.h day Of March, A. d.
l8S, between the hour u OClbdt T. - sid &
O'CLOCK ~, TO DO read IN e7Id net In tho sbG- I
named cause on behalf tf said dttf ndRnt. AID on,
bebAli Of each OF thtm Aud II, ifOn zuy rrIsS.
The bklpE Of the lAid d"iniiirnS shan not "a
ooBnenecd, or btlnR commenced, Ihall NOT ~
completed on that dfy, tbs ulirg OF the ~
will u adjourned FROM time to IIro Up,iI 10
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TRUSTEES SALE.

4
By virtue Of deed Of trust made bT Thoruw,
Simpson and lsIbcllE VI HpsOn, his wife II me -
trustee dated Ilue "a. nvb, recorded IN the Uiaos
Of the Clerk Of tho County Court OF Ohio county,
West Virginia, In Died q Trust Book No "a, paGa
1871 will Scll al the n0rt1 front door Of the C0a
House Of EAid county, OH
SATURDAY, tho Sd BAY Of MARCH, isss,
commencing al 10 O'Clock A. ~, the following Do
hcribed property, that Il 70 say; All that part Oi lot
numbered one hundred and i1Fty.ihltc, IitlGlcd
on the east side Of ChApllne slrVct In the city Of
Wheeling, Ohio c0ulIy, West Vltglals, witch Il
described ~ follows; beglnnirgA the northwest
corner Oi aid let No. ltSAnd running EOulhWRfdlJ
thlrty'lheo feet along the east line Of Char line
StrtoI: then extending back eAIlWRTdly bctrtIG an
even width Of thFtyInFte iccI to the line Of lanes
GAllAhsI,
The title To the above property I, believed to 10
perfect but selling a. trustee I will convey only
ihe title Votted In me by IAid died Of trust
TTEaE OF BALR-One.thlfd and y much more "a
the purchaser elects 10 pay, In CAh Oh the dsy Of
sale, the balance Ia two Sqnu tpAvAllnehU In SRe
aud two yeATH, notes bCATiuG late''Ni 70 BE- given
Tor the deferred payments and secured BY d0rd Of
trust on ihv property and the buildinES TO b Etpi
insured for the beneht Of such trust
". J, ". C0NDES, Trustee,
" II uATYRR AubIlaoRaF laA
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A Ii KINDS OF BOOK AND JOB
a PRINTING neatly lnd DEunJtJ. SEoSuiOa n
tSl Entallialn1lI lea R1lnll
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The turtle hAa an easy time Of II and
yet hO doe0 not have soft snap-nB you
may tlnd By monksying with hiG teeth.
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TTRUsTEE's SALE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust made By l,AAc
HAilett 10 me ~ trustee, dated June 8 lsNS, 10
corded In the once Of the C,efE OF the nun'y
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed Of
Trust Book No, n page ?ii, will sell a. The north
door Of the Court House Of aid county, on
sGTURDAY, the 25th DAY oil FEBRUARY, liss,
commanding al 10 O'Clock A. ", the iolloWing Dc.
bcribed property, that IL 10 nay: The south hall Of
lot number one HUNDRED and thirty four lllIk
fronting on the OAIt side Of MHtoI squAV, 10 The
Filth ward, In the city Of Wheeling. Ohio county,
West Virginia, with TIN Improvements Theresa,
consisting Of brick dwelling bouse and oanos
building aud OuthSilding.
The ulle ia believed 10 be good, hut selling -
trustee will convey only the title ycaICd III meH
said deed Of nuit
TERNs bP sAlE-one third cA,h, OF N much mon
~ the purchaser may elect, on day Of tAe, TIC
balance in two equal instAlmenb al ons aud Two
yean the purchaser 70 giVH notes ior deferred pay
mOnE bearing aix per cent the tl.le WILL b. 10
tanned until payment u made IN full
u. u. BAiiH, TrlIiFt
". II. HALIER, AuGtionter. H9
The above sale IL hereby adjourned Until Slsui
ieH q. HHIIu, Itlllr:
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BSllAIro d EanesTfll0 Through PllsOnFOF losyU
BsliSiFe a. $50 g. NJ, arrives q RalIRiFC a = -
NOodHh0ld PlslongoF lAAvol BallAiro a AZ 81
a., arrives q BeilAlIa q b:20 Z. N,
Summarized ACCOMMODATION leaves Ballalrn n
800 ,. NJ, arrives a. HellAlIo a 1875 Z. n.
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By UAL0NELL q UALpWELIl IhGlf AWoUtTi1
To the plGlntiHs, John GlAfln, Edward klhffJl
Horace J, PGlfchid Dexter n Fore and pt st,n
name AZ II Il TlSiiIS 4 u IN u the mem.
beIE Of which &Tm 40 non fsitea"o' t,isSc
Of West VlrQinik ISL9 -
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WANTED-S mob, s mob AND s
w inch WAlnuL BKLI2, ELADNa . Co.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-06-30

The following are registered at the
Park hotel: Mr.. and Mrs. James W
Childs, Boston, Mass; Joseph Busch, st.
Paul; Alex Devine and wife, l. L. Israel
and son, r. H. Beckwith, Helena; F. 9.
Healy, Butte; A. g. Garrison, Cascade;
Ben Grant, Chicago.
Will Hanks, knowing that all newspa-
per men are rolling in wealth, arranged
to put his new Highland Park addition
on the market during the meeting of the
association. He expects that each one
will invest to the extent OF block ut
least.
An amusing trial took place yesterday
before Judge Race, in which A. R. De-
vine and James Matthews were defend
ants and Sol Yates was the prosecuting
Witness The parties in question were
brought up to answer the complaint of
blowing horns. Devine was put on the
stand first. The testimony on the part of
the prosecution aimed to show that De-
vine blew a horn that was so large it was
necessary to use both hands to hold it.
When the horn was shown it proved to
lie about six inches long. Both Devlne
and Matthews were decharged, the pros
ecution failing to make case.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-06-30
FOURTH OF JULY RACES.

Fun for All--Bring Up Your Horses--Good
Purses and Liberal Terms.
The committee on races announces the
following programme. The races will
take place at the Great Falls course.
FIRST race-T rotting, free-forall; best
three in five heats. Purse $50. Second
horse to save his entrance fee. Entrance
fee So. Distance-One mile as near as
possible.
Second race-One-half mile running
race, freefor-all; best two in three heats.
Purse $50. First money, $50; second
money, $50; third money, 50. Entrance
fee 80.
Third race-One-quarter mile running
race, free-for-all. Purse $50. First
$50; second money, SIS; third
S.. Entrance fee So.
One hundred yards foot-race. Purse
500. First money, $15; second money,
So. Entrance fee 80.
Entrance money for all races must be
deposited with John Sinclair by 8 p. NJ.
Tuesday, July 3.
By order race committee.
DIR. FAIRFIELD,
julius HORST,
JOHN SINCLAIR,
E. L. ANTHONY.