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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01
Railroads.

WHEELING & ELM GROVE X II.
w 0nnnd after SATURDAY, October -, 'sSS,
Trains on the Wheeling Il Elm Grove Railroad
will run Ia follows:
LEAVE WHREIISG:
$50 n. nj, 7:OJH. IN, IL M, II go o. NJ. 1:sO p
m. $3.50 p. M, $50 p. M, 200 p. m, 300 p. IN.
LEAVE WHEELING PARK:
6:lO a. IN, 7.ij a. IN l0:0OA M, 1880 M. $50
p. M. 4:9n p M, 6:lO p. M, S:00p m. l0:0pp 10:
ON SUEDAYS-untili further notice tnltis will
run as follows: Leave Wheeling ut . II. IN. II Il.
M, lY;l5 D. IN, y. IN. $3.50 p III 5:9 D. M, Z
p. m, p. IN. Leave Wheeling Park AZ i:lj u.
M, 9:i5 n IN, II 10 u. me- p. M, 100 y. m. i:9O
p. M, 6:l0 p. M, s p. IN lOp. m
nn 4 O. HiRsCH. STUNT.
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THE LATEST FASHIONS.

Skirts, which for the last two years ap.
peared to be growing shorter and
shorter, are now worn much longer and
covering the ankles, and very nearly
touching the ground, while for indoor
dresses skirts are frequently demi-
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Medical.
If You Are SicL

With Headache, Neuralgia, Ri uu,atlgn pv.,.,
aR Bniousness, Blood Humon Kidney D tyvC
Constipation, Female Troubles Fever and ASuC
slCepcssn'ss Partial Paralysis, or NeryOu, ProS
tFation, usO PainSs Celery Compound and ~
cured. In zach of these the cause . mopto, ~ =.
physcal ovorwork, anxiety, exposure or mala,,.
the effect ofwhich Il to weaken the nOryor, NJ
tom, resulting In one Of these disoasos RSmovs
the CAUSE with that great Nerve Tonic, and NV tsO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01

visitor-Is Mayor Hewitt in2
Janitor-Yes, sor; he is just having
discussion wild a gintleman about rails
ING some foreign flag on the City Hall
sure. viii you walk in, sor?
"Great heavens, no! I'll call agair
when he is in a better humor."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01

NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-PIg iron steady and quiet;
Copper quiet; lake sl7 IS. Lead dull; domestic
a ~ Tin dull: GtrRiLK SO 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01

NEW YORK. Oct. sl.-There was IN uneven de-
maud for fair quantities OF seasonable special
ties, also good quota Of orders for spring fab
rics OF q like character. Tho volume OF business
reached largely through deliveries on old en-
On gRinIfts
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Enoeh.

The Epoch.
understand that your husband shocking
for work?
Mrs. o'Toolihan-Ah, yis, soor; poor
Moike has been out of job for two
Gentleman-wbere can see him?
Mrs. O'Toolihan-Ye'll foind him in
the corner saloon beyant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01

The simple application OF "swAYNE's oiSr.
NEWT" without any internal medicine, will cure
any case OF letter, Salt Rheuu, Rlngworm'
piles, Itch, Sores, Plmples Eczema, all ScRly,
Itchy Skin EruptiOns, no matter how obstinate
or long standing. It Is potent, elective, and
costs but u tribe. TThs4w
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Cocoa.
GRATEFUI-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA
Breakfast,

"By thorough knowledge Of the natural laws
which govern the operations Of digestion and
nutrition, and by n careful application Of the
has provided our breakfast tables with q deli
Cateiy favored beverage which may save US many
heavy doctors bills. II Is by the judiclouS use
Of such articles Of diet that a constitution may
be gradually built W until strong enough TO re-
sIst every tendency to disease. Hundreds Of sub
tic malRdICS are floating around uH ready 10 at
tack wherever there Is weak point We may
escape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
wcl'fOrtlled with pure blood and n properly
pourishcd inme, "--CivIl Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water OF milk. Sole
only In halEpOund tins by GrOcers. labeled thus
JAMES EPPS & CO.. hSTT% SSPSSa Rp Chem
EpiG-TuThNS
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Through tickets and baggage checked to sll
~ W. ROBINSON, Cent Pass. Agent,
ParketaGufg, ". Va.
FRED HusEMAH,
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MANY cases oirheumatism, which have
resisted the skill Of the profession, have
promptly yielded TO that wonderful rem
edy, Salvation Oil. Is cents.
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TAKE the news home to Mary, and tell
her that my cough has gone, and that q
% cent bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
did the blessed work.
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CISCIHSATf, O., Oct. 3i.-Flour firm. Wheat
strong: No. red 81 Goal o. receipts 500 bush.
els; shipments $3.50 bushels. Corn dull and
heavy: No. mixed 4Gc. Oats steady; No. 2
firm ut $500. Lard stronger at S.QSc. Bulk
meats tirmGr: short rib S.O1c, Bacon eASler short
clear 300. Whisky firm at II. Butter sugar
aud cheese steady. Eggs steady at l7al715c,
BALTIMORE, Oct. 3i.-wheat, western dull; No.
= winter red spot aud October 81 os1sal Os54; No
january 81 i31Sal l55{. Corn, western quieti
mixed spot and october Acc: year 451ta46c; Janu'
AIRY iI5Iai5c. Oats tlrmer and unchanged; west
ern white 3la33c; do mixed 2sA3oc. Rye quiet
ut 55c. Hay weak at SIG OOal6 ~. Butter and
eggs unchanged.
TOLEDO. o., Oct. 3l.-wheAt active and higher
cash 81 loyal Il; December 81 lg33S; May 81 l9H,
Corn dull; cash 4Sc. Oats steady and firm;
cash 2J1Ic. ClOverseed dull aud easier; cash
S. 10; December s. s.; January s. gu,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01

Bellaitc 4 ZaneSvIlle Through Passenger leaves
BellHirc ut s:iOa IN. arrives at BclAire at p. N
WoOdsilc!d Passenger leaves Sclllfe al ,..t p.
M, arrives at Bellalre nj $50 a. m.
Summericld Accommodation leHves bellRiTe
Al 800 n m arrives NJ NrllRira NJ lO:Ab n. m.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRTVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAINs--On aud atICT UtT. -, lsSS- II.
PLANTATION OF REEERENCE MARKS. sDally. tSun-
lay excepted. MONDAY excepted. Saturday
excepted. Sunday only.-EWlern Standard
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Public Sale.


nIBLlC cAb-,
l Eh ~ y, G he authority vested In them "
By 'itu,n g,r,uIt Court Of ONO county, ~
iss ~ i u' II dIy Of April AID, lsSs, IN w w
,cfI W. 'Gic.sj r. caldwell vs. Caroline u. ~ Y.
"i' "a ,ibrr.. the Undersigned sPeciA' oo'''''''
l'a'' T TrEspAY. OCTOBER 20, lSss,
,a,loo'clock Il m, sell at public au :,
tsi',. III 'front.' door OF the ORuTt uOusNN Al ~
l'H ,.u'y. ". Va, the following us ,It,, In
Vh ,,rnrrfg situate III the CT OF NI,Si,ms
ftai pmfy "a iugn portion Of the real pt,ppcItS
~ N", I'd, nt..tt Ia Annie i. Caldwell 70 NC
w ..,,rtit, inF and during the term OF hvt
Dc .' IN. fTr brr dover by and accOIliHE ~
rsiaI- I'M. of "A decree made by me Aiu
llt .' ,Ge IgtH day OF November; lsiO' ~ n w
~. ,l.n ErlFs and OthUrs rs, soDieSEl Dlau!
VI ,I,-, that Is to say: tue bhlulnS au' nI
it n,,,.,,r. twenty-five ~ feet along me Mcs'
OF iW.lg .t-,ct In the said city, Whe1llnE,
H'rW o.. 'l inc .ub divisions Oi the hlilet
big+ I'D. % .Luw: by the plat thereof TceoLHeu
Hgl tgems numbered y, page lJl, III the OHice
u ~ i''.,s III The County Court Of said county
10. Uy saLE-One'ihird OF inc puIcnhsv
~. ar,D much more Us the puiChhstL nn3
XXI lun the day oi SAle, W. .lv a,,J t,tn
"A fnsullmcuts payable IN Que huu W.
W, .rflyVy from the day OF sale, WIN ~
y" ~, mat day. To secure the dGicrrcu ~,
tls...,,. uf the purchase money the hiu
80 ,rmugs ,lOncfs VIII take lfotn tue Put
.s,Ei, note with good security payable 70
,-.., LET. and the title Will be retained uhtiI
.'.,ta,.r. .b,'l Ne pnid. But II the purchaser
tgp" lg'T or more Of the purchase money IN
~ N. rDtr, without personal security Will pc
~ Ln.o,,- irr deferred insAllmCls, II any. Inc
~, .,- sill have the privilege, NJ amy tine
EiI,.f.p r,linitiOn Of the said two years from
,s',,tyul u.c. NJ paying the whole amount ie'
=, ont ftVtI ii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01

OHIO RIVER RAILRoAD,-TldE
" Table taking elect May ~ lSss PG8spvggt
Trains will run Gs iOllOws-Centnl time, All
trains daily except those marked thus | which
do not run on sunday.
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Jack-When a man to whom ! owe
money asks me the time l consult my
Waterbury, but when u stranger or a
lady wants the same information it's the
Jurgensen that gives it, and don't you
forppt IL "
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Washington School Of ElOcutiOI
AND oRAToRY.
Nn. N. STEVENS HART...............~..P rlncipu

@' an St., n. W., WASHINGTON, D. c.
Nnber =.
,CoRrg Of instruction embraces Elocutlcu,
tInGlical English and English Classics, Latin,
AllbrmAliCs, Modern Languages, Vocal and In
sIamenlal Music and Physical Culture.
lhe Principal il assisted by Rn efficient corps
o. teacheFs IA each department,
Gnle'i Glasses for boys and girls daily
:, Alnlt Glasses and private instruction given IN
Diplomas awarded A limited number OF pm
nv. accommodated In the family.
,s 6or circulars and references apply To lNIEiII
VANCkN Oflrp. AMI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01

Western train robbers who rifle the
mail bags use their rifles on the train
men, too.
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The Epoch.
Gus-Do you carry two watches, Jack,
or is that double chain ablufY
Jack-No bluff, Gus; l carry Water
bury in one pocket and Jurgenson in
1In a&lnnu
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House 9 Herrmann's Cash and Credit House.
what Do They Say?''

Have they asked them-your neighbors' Good plan
proteth one much sometimes know what the neghbofs
think In Washngton-where of our large stores has
DONE and continues do stunning busness-we get deal
of trade from the neghbors sayso It's the best adver-
Using in the world Same here. You've some neighbor
who's had chamber set OF parlor suit sove or some
carpets or something of u.s. and haven't been here very
long either Ask them what they think of credit system
Ask them everything we say isn't just Ask them how
they like buying dollars worth of goods for one dollar down
and fifty cents week. Ask them and what they say
We willing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01

.GLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
" RAILROAD. Under irhcdulC 10 oAot NaT
n, 1885. Train leave bridgeport, Central stsUo-
ard time: For Pittsburgh, Chicago and Lievr-
land $50 IN. For Pittsburgh. l0:lT N. Foe
Chicago aud Cleveland, l;l2p "a. For PitubCrgl
aud New York, $3.50 pm For sIephengil.g, S;3
a m. For Martins Ferry, G:lbaln.
Trains arrive NJ Bridgeport at 1853 a M 1913
IN. g:25 p M, 4:l5 m, I8T y m, aud 7:it IN.
mylf
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Trustees Sale.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.


TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue Of decd Of trust made by Isaac
Hulett to me us trustee dated May 9, lSSS. re-
oOtiel IN the office Of the Clerk OF the County
Colr, Of Ohio county, West Virg mia, in Deed OF
Tr,t BOOK No, q, page G., W Ill sell at public
suction at the north front door OF the Court
House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1855,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, the following
described property, that Is to.say: The south
bali Of lot numbered one hundred and thirty
ioui, Ipning on the east 81 ie Of Market square
10 The Filth ward OF the city Of Wheeling, ONO
rnnuly. West Virginia.
Thettls Is believed TO be good, but selling Rs
trustee lwl!l convey only the title vested in me
by sail deed OF trust.
rEGNs W SALE-One third and rs much more
As the purchaser elects 10 pA' In cash on the day
OF sale the balance In two equal inHtAllmentSn NJ
one and two years, notes bearing interest from
the day Of sale tn be given for tho deferred pay
mrnb, aud the title 10 be retained until pay
menI is made In full.
". J. ". C0wDES, Trustee.
W. H. IIALER. AuctIonGer. ocl5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01

IN N1Tfm0nt NOtf IdTdl, fIl BdNImOTt g UNl0
Railroad, for troek ending OF. %.
lt2 cans, containing lbs head Of cattle, o.
calves All Ahcep and limbs, $50 hogs, 90 hOrses.
shipments to New York and Philadelphia: lila
head OF cattle, 10 calves, l,lSS sheep and lambs,
2,lll hogs, y horses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-11-01

It took Sir Richard webster's opening
speech in the Times case twenty-five
hours to pass given point.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-29
Sense in Matters Of press.

We do not mean to be cynical, we only
appeal to the common sense of the public
in general as to the reliance to be placed
on fashion plates. We have ourselves had
occasion to compare the reality Of things
with these-we can hardly call them
localities without insulting the ideal
caricatures, and rejoiced at the generally
prevailing good sense of the Partisan pub
lie in matters of dress. In the ball room
we see the vapory gauze, tarlatan, tulle,
fashioned for dancing purposes; at the
opera, costly material made up in styles OF
refined simplicity; at the dinner party,
velvets and satins majestically draped
and fitting the occasion; in the street, the
unpretending walking costume, escaping
all notice through its modest cut and
sober colors; at home, the easy morning
dress and quiet evening toilet: every
where, except where the demim0nde and
third class artists meet, the becomingly
reasonable.
The seamstress, going to her daily work,
would not dream, passing by the shop
windows and gazing at its alluremcnts, of
initiating the costumes on exhibition; she
knows, dress meaning somewhat char
acter, that 1t would expose her TO insult;
the chambermaid has likewise her own
appropriate attire, suitable to her con-
dition, and would no more crave an India
shawl than she would the rainbow in the
clouds; the cook again has too much sense
TO initiate her mistress fi0unces, puns
and bustles when working among pots
and kettles: her modest wages moreover
are put to better advantage; the toilet OF
che French nursery maid is almost pro
verbal Cor It's charming simplicity. Why
Is Il then IN the face Of such facts, we.
over the seas, allow ourselves 10 be 20
misled by false representati0nsf-C. =
Cors0n IN Home journal.
The best place to get your shoes mad |
10 order Is at G. A. Brady's, opposite
Nd. Hotel.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-29
How the New York zouaves Fought.

How the New York Zouaves Fought.
ssThe finest Yankee regiment ever seed
and the only men ever seed try to keep
plunkett, twas at the seven days fight
erround Richmond. They had on red caps,
red jackets, white pants that come to jist
erbove the knees and wimmin's stockings,
TINT fitted up to the pants with er little
buckle They were called the New York
Zouaves, and I seed them run, and run
mighty fast, too. They all got killed
pretty soon after the war started, and
think it was jist because they didn't run
more'n what they did. never will for
get how these brave fellows fought at
Gaines Mill, for l was behind er pretty
big stump and warn't scared much, for
the old Thirteenth Georgia was 'twixt me
and them, and as they come outen the
woods into an open, level field, the old
Thirteenth riz from where they were lay
ing in the bushes, and then they had II
over and under. You could hear their
officers right dress left DRESS and as
er fellow would fall they'd close up the
place, and they were jist like they were
on dress parade, till there warn't none OF
'em scarcely to dressl Fhis was the way
these fellows fought, and arter the fight
was over you could sight up and down
the places where they had stood, and the
ones what was killed instantly was still
dressed, for while some would fall for
ward and some backward their feet were
as though they had been laid to line.
Atlanta Constitution.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-29

The colonial method Of dividing the
lots of land into long narrow ribbons is
still followed throughout the province.
The houses all stand along the roads as
beads on a string, with the church for q
crucifix and uniting point. The settle
ment once formed, the next step is TO
make it into parish and endow it with a
church, the life and soul Of this system of
civilization. The church is well named
the peoples palace, for quite independ-
emily of the deep religious comfort il
brings to them, it gives these peasants
their only sight Of material beauty and
art, their only taste of intellectual life.
The settlers soon wish TO replace the rude
log chapel with something more imposing
and ornate, and possess the permanent
satisfaction Of resident priest.-C. II.
Farnham In Harper's Magazine.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-29
A FLASK OF Aqua Pura.

There is a gentleman residing on Col
lege avenue who carries flask; but he is
q notable exception to the rule Of flask
carriers, for the beverage which the flask
contains is not whisky, but aqua pura.
Regularly every morning this gentleman
starts out with his quart bottle filed with
water, and regularly every night he
brings it home-empty. The explanation
for this strange freak is that he does busi-
ness in Minneapolis, and is afraid to
drink the water OF that city for fear that
it might bring on an attack of the winter
cholera. Hence he lays in his daily sup
ply of drinking water before starting for
the scene of his labor.-St Paul Pioneer
Press.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-29
Remedx for w PoisoninR.

The best of all remedies for poison ivy
is simply hot water. All other remedies
that have tried land have tried many
Of them) only aggravate the poison; but
hot water, as hot as can be borne, affords
instant relief. 1t must be applied every
hour or two, or as often as the itching re-
turns. In couple Of days cure is
effected. Poison sumac yields to the
same treatment The Inflammation, and
with it the itching and burning, are
allayed at once. ampoisoned dozens Of
times every year. but suffer no inconveni-
ence except the trouble of applying the
hot water-John Burroughs in Scientific
American
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-29
FOR SALE

The DWELLING on the corner Of Church
and Green streets with stores attached. Good
ocation. Apply on the premises. 3-13w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-29
the Flrst Five Dollar Greenback.

Mr.. E. w. Knight, of the First National
bank, M. T., is said to have showed to his
friends the other day the first IS legal
tender note ever issued. According to
CUSTOM" he said, ''the first bill issued
was always given to the president. This
one was given to President Lincoln.
When he died be gave 1t to his son. His
son kept it for some time, but accident
ally lost it one night. Nothing was heard
of it until camp was burned up In the
territory by the Indians, and the only
thing that was found afterward was that
bill. It fell into the hands of Maj Ken
nedy, who is still the owner Of 1t. New
York Tribune.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-29
WANTED.
-WAN rED.

YOUNG LADIES to sew on ladies' under
wear. Those who are inexperienced will be
taught with pleasure. Apply at HOLMAN
Md. Avenue and Prince George street 321
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-29
HER CUCKOO.

We heard IL calling. sweet and low,
That tender April morn; we stood
And listened in the quiet wood;
We heard It, aye. some time ago.
II came. and with strange. sweet cry
A friend, and from far on land.
We stood and listened, hand In hand.
And heart 70 heart, my love and I.
o, time far or and yet so neari
It came to her in that huShed grove;
II warbled while the wooing throve-
Il sang the song she liked 70 hear.
All, sweet It Is 70 hear and heed
The wizard OF the woods in spring:
And oh it is Q blessed thing
To love the lips that fondly plead.
And now / hear its voice again,
And still its message is Of peace,
OF fruitful days OF still Increase
II sings of love that viii not cease-
For me it never sings in vain.
Frederick Locker.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-29
FOR SALE CHEAP-

A Little Giant GAS MACHINE. Capacity
u lights. Suitable for store or dwelling. Less
than half price. Call Al Pfeiffers Music Store
" Nd. avenue. 326w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-29
SHoRT-HAND-

"A limited number OF PUPILS will be give
lessons in Shorthand by J. DUFFY. F6
terms apply at 106 King George street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1888-03-29
ANNAPoLIs. Nd. THURSDAY EyENINe, LAROH 20 1885.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We will Insert in this column advertise
ments OF Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
Wound, Sc, not exceeding four lines. ONE
WEEK. or less. for 25 Cents.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-09-29
The Horse breeders Meeting.

The meeting OF the Kentucky Horse
Breeders association is national
event, as all the leading breeders OF
the continent are in attendance. The
meeting which takes place on Oct. sth
10 18th promises 10 be of more than
usual interest. There are three stakes
In the programme which will special
ly attract the attention of all sdmirrr-
of the light harness horse. They are
for stations Of the 2:2l, 2:2j, and 2:SO
classes. In the 2:2l class the principle
candidates are Bermuda, Joe Young
Gen Wilkes, King Almout, Hartford,
james g aud Sphinx. In ali stallion
races there il The mos, obvi i1us reasons
for making the contest hot aud fast,
and this race should be no exception to
the rule. In the 2:25 class several OF
the lest horses of the season will meet
in battle array. They are Baron
Wilkes, Chichester, Kentucky Ham
ble,onisn, Hinder Wilkes, Ben Hur,
Frank Fuford, Lord Nelson, Sham
rock, Hamdallsh, Sunrise Patchen,
Superior, Earl McGregor, Cranky Prin.
cipe, aud Prince Edward. With such
candidates battle royal may be ex
pected, and IL is eminently appropri-
ate that ii should take place on the
classic soil Of Kentucky. The third
stallion stake is for stations of the $50
class, and from the number OF the con-
testants and their known quality, II
should fully equal in excitement its
con freres. The field will be selected
from Yazoo, Ellerslie Wilkes, Ashland
Wilkes, Alcsndre, Grosjeau, Jay Bird
Fred Arthur, ,Strathwood, Star Wilkes.
Wilkes Chief, Diligent, Acolyte,
Rajsh, Quartermsster, Gold Leaf,
Brown aud Rene. This is brilliant
list and the horse which wins will in
all probability trot below 2:2O. The
Lexington meeting grows in interest
from year to year and is undoubtedly
the last grand trotting reunion OF the
year.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-09-29
Another SwinIler.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-The follow
ing statement, over the signature OF
Alexander L. Orr, president of the
Produce Exchange, was posted on the
floor of the exchange this afternoon:
Yesterday afternoon it came TO the
knowledge of the trustees Of the Gra-
tuity fund that Counsel VIM. Il. FOs-
ter, Jr., was suspected OF baving COM
milted similar frauds to those prac.
ticed by Bedell in the office Of ship
man, Barlow, Laracque d Choate.
An investigation showed this to be the
case. The register Of New York has
pronounced thirteen mortgages, sg-
gregatiDg Sl6S, 200, as having fraudu-
lent certificates OF registration. Inves.
tigation is still going on and members
of the exchange will be advised of
further developments.
Last evening Pinkerton's detective
agency was employed to arrest w. X,
Foster, Jr., but as yet no report has
been received from them.
This statement was not complete
surprise to the members of the ex-
change. Foster, who had an office iu
the building aud who had long been
legal counsel for the exchange, had
not been seen about there since lasI
Tueeday.