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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-12

The stage from Champion TO Butte City
Montana, was robbed by lone highway
man.
Joseph Murphy. of the Louisville X
Nashville Railroad has been elected Presi-
dent Of the Car and Locomotive Iaihlc''
Association.
Governor Stevenson, of Nevada, is i'll and
believed to be dying.
The population of the entire state OIL
Maine is given at 660, POI, an increase III ten
years of II ,325.
Worth. Cousin Jeems, Potomac, Demulh,
RAYMOND G. and Lavinia Belle won IN inc
Sheepshead Bay races
The Senate spent the day yesterday CON con,
sidering the conference report on the iahu
forfeiture bill.
There is a great panic among South Rus
sian grain exporters.
Fire destroyed Reed X Carnock's BABY
food factory. at Middleton; loss, S'5,OOO
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UNITED BRETHREN.
Annual Conference of the Church at Par
kersburg.

Special telegram 10 he Register
PARKERsBUGG, w. VA. September /.
The Annual Conference of the L. Il.
Church met again this morning. Bishop
Dickson announced the following com
mitteeS: Educational Aid Fund, K. NJ.
IIite; Conference Collector, j. II.
Spence; Union Biblical Seminary, d.
W. Cunnngham; on Devotion. j. W.
Martin, G.. W. Weekly, Geo. Drcnncn;
ON Applicants for Ministry. A. c. Halle
man, A. Sally, II. l. Athey; ON Elders
Orders, E. f. Chapman. ). !. Westfall,
\. ). Blagg: on Boundaries and Finance,
G.. W Weekly, L. A. llite, ;. &. Gra-
ham, ). Thanaberger, John Stain, ).
Queen, Eli Summers.
The Parkersburg branch Of the
Womans' Missionary Association held a
meeting this afternoon, Mrs. ). c. War
ner presiding. A large number of mem
bers were present from different parts
or the State.
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Harbour County oil Well.

Spscill ItIe7ram 10 ne Kfgistsr.
PHHIPrI, w. Va, September H.
The oil well which is being drilled near
town by the TygartS Valley Mineral
and Oil Company, is now reported down
about 600 feet. They report as drilling
in soft slate. The drillcrS, who are eX-
perts from Pennsylvania, say the diff
fcrent stratas already drilled through
have every Indication of the strataS Of
PENNSYLVANIA oil fields.
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Not a Duster.

Sp,ciai Telegram 10 ne Rfgisfer
PAHkER>ErRG, W. Va, September
ll.-Thc oi. well ON Calf Creek, in
which Hon. c. T. Caldwell and others
OF this city are interested,
is reported by its owners as
a % barrel well They now propose to
put down new well as rapidly as posi-
bile on their land. 4 number of the
stockholders i'm the territory went to
the scene, and returned last evening
well pleased with the prospects.
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.

uoel of Transfer Left for Record fester
day.
The following transfer Of real estate
wa, left for record at Clerk Hook 5
Office. yesterday: -
Deed made September @. 1890, by W.
If II. Reid and wife 10 Alexander o.
and George D. Maxwell, for part of Tot
Vo. 35 i'm Daniel Zane'> addition TO the
ritv Consideration, Sl.u50.
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SMALL SEAL CATCH.
POACHRRS AND LAWFUL SEALRRS SUFFER
ALIKE,
But the P5achers Get the Big End oi the Catch.
Horrible Experience Of a Sealer's LIST
Crsw-A Boat Load Fired
az By Natives

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, September ! ii.
A letter received here from a member
OF the crew OF the sealing schooner,
Triumph, which arrived at one of the
coast ports recently. says the bad luck
complained OF by the North American
Commercial Co. has been shared by
the poachers. Seals were remarkably
scarce The schooner Mary Ellen.
which was wrecked, was repaired and
caught 500 seals. Another schooner is
reported 20 have taken LOO skins. The
Triumph openly boasts OF having done
all her sealing in the Behring Sea, and
She entered the sea July Is and sealed
until August %. She saw rcyeuuc cute
tcrS several times. but nothing was said
20 her by the officers. The Triumph
reports q total catch of "a soalers, 2.-,i
skins.
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reunion Preparations.

Special It7fgTdm u ne H.gtsId.
PARKERSBUEG, w. Va. September
l1.-One hundred army tents are eN-
pected here tomorrow from the gov
ernment barracks at st. Louis for the
accommodation OF the soldiers attend
ing the Reunion. The great tent which
will accommodate 10000 people is now
up. 1t will be decorated by Mr.. Foster,
of Cincinnati, q special decorator.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-12

BEGNE September IA revolution
has broken 0ut BOB the Canton of Iicino'
owing t0 o. difference of opinion regard
ing the revision of the constitution
Three members of the cantoual govern
mont have been imprisoned, one has
been killed with revolver and the
others have 1cd The government has
sent Two batalous to the scene.
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UTICA. \. Y, September 1.-THE
ground in this vicinity is thoroughly
soaked with rain which has been falling
constantly for Is hours. In the hop
yards picking is postponed. The streams
are oyerHowing their banks and the
Mohawk river flats are covered with
water.
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GONE IN THE FLOOD.
Disastrous Coal Crush in the Kauawha
River.
s,,-.f,J n. D. ,,,.,,, IN M ps0iefsr

Special Telegram to tie Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, September H..
A sudden rise came out of the Gauley
river about midnight last night, causing
Is bargeS Of the Winfrede Coal Co. to
break loose at their tipple. They float
cd around and broke loose l3 for the
Black Diamond Co. all loaded. They were
scattered along for or g miles to the
Lock No. ., at BrownstOwn, where five
or six are lodged. One is on top of the
dam. while three sank agnnst the dam
ON top of each other Eleven bargcS
are lost i'm all, with an average OF 10000
bushels each. The Winiirede company
lost four; Capt. Armstrong one big
"French creeker" with 10000 bushels,
completely wrecked. The Black Dia-
mond people and Cole and
Collins lost the other six. The dam is
injured several thousand dollars worth
and no more coal can be gotten out till
the chuteS are cleared and the dam re-
paired. Boats worked all last night
and to-day saving some OF the bargcS.
1t is the worst wreck that has occurred
ON this river for years.
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INDIAN SCARE
Trouble Threatened by the Nez Pcrce
Remnants.

Boise CITY, IDAHO, September H.
Mr. White, an old frontiersman and In
dian fighter OF the Meadows, the upper
end of the long valley near Salmon
river has sent a dispatch to Governor
Shoup. informing him that the condi-
tion of affairs among the Indians of that
place is alarming. The tribe is very
much diScontented. and have been heard
to VOW vengeance at some time on the
whites. over 200 Indians are now
camped at Meadows and number of
warriors are In war paint. The people
are alarmed at the hostile appearance
of the Indians. Gov. Shoup dispatched
Murray as soon as possible to act as a
check ON the Indians.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-12

There were seven entries and five
starters, Sallic Houston and Boil l..
being scratched. Pools sold Doctor l..
$40, field SO. Gray Wilkes had the
inside and Col. Forest the outside.
FIRST HEAr.-Forest took the lead
at the turn, and kept ii clear around the
ring both times, Regulator being a bad
second and Delight third, the last named
horse going second at the top Of the
stretch, the two nags making a pretty
finish OF it for second place, Forest win
ming with ease. Time-2:2s Mutuals
paid $500.
SECOND HEAT.-Forcst led Delight TO
the quarter Wilkes Il good third. At
the half Forest was first, with Delight
half length behind, and Regulator a
very close third. and il was a great race
past the stand. At the three-quartcr
Forest was still leading, with Regulator
and Delight neck and neck. Forest
won. with Delight second. Time
2:33is. MutualS paid $40.
THIRD Delight went first TO
the quarter, when Wilkes took first
place from fourth At the half Wilkes
was five lengths ahead of the string, but
at the three-quarters Wilkes took the
lead aud held il around the turn. He
broke at the top OF the stretch. and
Doctor L. went first and won, Wilkes
second and Regulator third. Time,
2:3ilt. All bets on the heat were de-
cIared of on monkey business by Col.
Forest. MutualS paid $50.
FOURTH HEAT-Regulator went first
around the turn and at the quarter he
and Delight went neck and neck in
good race. At the half Delight led
Regulator. Forest third, all the horses
being punched well Regulator was
ahead at the thrcc-quarters, but coming
down Delight and Forest pulled up ana
the three horses came down IN line
Forest gradually pulled first and won
by a length, Delight neck ahead of
Regulator. 1t was great race. the
best seen ON the track. Time. 2:30
MutualS paid Si3.
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Gen. Watts Thorough Canvass.
....f p. , .-.... ., ~ T-rfafrr

0VflIUI ItIfITWNI y TIIf Ii'I7I'-tIs
SALT LICK BRIDGE, w. VA. Septem-
Der 1l.-Gencral c. c. Watts is now
making a thorough canvass in this
county. lie has spoken at Sayagetown
and Frametown. and at this place to-
day. and had good meetings at all
these points. He says the outlook for
Democratic success is very encouraging.
He also reports good meetings in Clay
county. lie speaks at Burnsyille to-
morrow
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Failure at Charleston.

SPECIAL IsleqTdiR % ne he1Lstsr
CHARLESTON, W. VA. september IL.
Handley 4 Co., wholesale dealers IN
groceries. feed and produce, made an
assignment to-day for the benefit OF
their creditors. Liabilities Sl2,OOOi
assets $4,000. Difficulty in making
collections is given as the cause.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-12

This popular attraction opened three
NIGHTS and matinees' engagement at the
Grand Opera House last evening and
proved to be one of the best things seen m
The town for quite while The pro
eramne was a varied and attractive one,
and the applause from the large audience
present was frequent and hearty The
programme will be repeated this evening,
and everybody should 60.
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LocAL sELr-covERNMENr.
Judge Calhoun Argues for White Su-
premacy ia Mississippi.

premacy in Mississippi.
JACKSON, Miss, September H.
Judge Calhoun. President of the Com
stituuonal Convention, occupied the
floor for nearly two hours to-day, in
support of his electoral plank. which
have been fully discussed before. He
thought there was a probability OF
% conflict between the State of MiSSis-
sippi and Congress ON the negro suffrage
question. Even the Presidency, he
said. was matter of nsigniiicauce COM
pared with local sclf-government II
asked by anybody If it was the purpose
of the Convention 20 restrict negro Sui-
fragc. he would frankly answer, Yes,
that is what We are here for He then
argued for the plan of gerrymanderng
the ~frfp
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RIVER RIPPLEs.
New. About the Boats aad Boatmen on
the Ohio.

New. About the Boats aRd Boatmeh on
the Ohio.
The marks on the landing lasI evening
indicated II feet q inches ana rising.
The towboat Joe 3. Williams was ;e, SOFA i. al
pittsburg for $3.50, and not S3'-9O aS the
tvpes enormously stated yesterday.
The marks from above Yesterday were
Ntdr.,,ntoyn. feet and rising; weather
ci0r5v -'iV- Lock No. 4. - feet inches ana
,.;siny. weather cloudy Brownsville IA.
~ fSe- inches and stationary weather
tiordr Greensboro. Pa, II fee . inches
and rising: weather cloudy. OF CITY "a
feet 3 inches and rising: weather cI9uts
Rice's Landing, 10 feet lO lnches anu y, s'a
tionary: weather cloudy. FaTAel' "a, a. y, y
feet + inches and rising weather 04o-u'
and warm.
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ANU SENIENTS.

"KaIanla" at the Opera House. Monday.
The sale Of reserved seats for "Kaianka"
will commence this morning, and there
promises to be a great demand. This at
traction will be one of the finest seen az
the Opera House for some time back, 1t
coming here with much praise from the
nress Of the Eastern cities. There are til-
tv people in the Company and large
amount of fine scenery.
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DIFFICULTY ENDED.
Altoona Operators Grant the Miners De
mands.

ALTOONA, PA, September ll.-At the
adjourned conference of the miners and
operators now in session here, the Com
mittce of seven from each side rendered
their report this morning. BY its pro-
visions the scale presented by the mi
nerS, which the operators at first refused
10 accept, is adopted with but a few
changes and the miners are granted
their demands. The conference sane
toned the reports and the difficulty is
at an end. The miners have gained a
complete victory and they are jubilant
over the result. The new scale will af-
feet all miners in the district repre-
senting Clcarfeld, Centre, Cambria,
Huntingdon, Blair, Bedford, Jefferson
and Indiana counties.
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OTHER GAMES.

AtCincinnati-Cu ,, Pittsburg o;
hits, and ., errors, / and none; earned,
Cincinnati .; pitchers, Rhines and Phillips
Second game Cincinnati 4, Pittsburg /;
hits, and 3; errors, 3 and ,; earned, Gin
cinnati pitchers, Duryea and Anderson
At Boston-BOston ., Philadelphia
pitchers, Nichols and Nickery; errors, !
and /: base hits, and :; earned, Boston /.
AT Chicago-Chicago >, Cleveland 0; hits
Is and4; errors, II and / pitchers, Hutch
son and Young. Second Game-Chlcago g.
Cleveland g.: hits, 9 and II; errors, and .:
earned runs, each; pitchers, Stein and
Niau.
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DOvENER SPEAKS.
The Gallant Captain Hustling TIP in
Hancock.

Sp.cIdI Ie71gT0N 70 m. H79I7TfF.
New CUMBERLAND. w. Va, Septem-
Dor ll.-Captain j. b. Dovener, Of
Wheeling, spoke here tonight to a fair
sized audience. Tomorrow the Repub-
lican primaries will be held in this coun-
ty. Hence the henceness of the gallant
Captains oratory The address is re-
garded here as an indica-
tion that Dovcncr is getting
a little scared, and has found il ncccS-
sary to throw Off the mask Of indiiler-
ence which he has worn for some time.
time. From this time it will be tooth
and toe nail, between Hubbard land
Dovencr. The indications are that the
county will be pretty evenly divided be-
tween them.
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PnrLer.hnrr.. Nan Fnctory.

SI1-iII I-I-1rlUI % ne Htgis'er.
PAEKEE>BUEG,W w. Va, September H..
The machinery for the manufacture
OF nails ion this city will be- completed AT
Coles machine works i'm a few days.
Mr.. j. B. Hastings, the patcntec OF the
machines is here and will remain until
everything is placed in running order
which will bc about . or 3 weeks.
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CrrY NrNCo September H. Atvices
reviewed here of thc shooting OF General
Blrrunda on board the American steam
sh.D at Guatemala. appear to justify Min
.s-er Miner Captain Pitts, OF Che Aca-
Du,cs. saws when under arrest Barrludia
suddenly rlsueI two pistols and hred on
his cautor~. when hc was shot ana killed.
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DISASTROUS WRECK.
4 Misplaced switch Causes Horror on
the Central.

ArHASY. y. Y. September ll.-No
trains have arrived here from New York
since 1880 to-uightowing to disastrous
wreck at Schodeck. sixteen miles
below this city ON the New
York Central. The railroad authori-
ties here say that am extra freight train
colliIcd with a regular freight train,
owing to % misplaced switch, and a few
freight cars left the track. 1t has
been learned from other sources.
however, that the wreck is very
disastrous. two engines ten ears and a
cabooSe being piled up SO as 90 cover the
passenger tracks as well as the freight
tracks. Two engineers, "a fireman and
a brakeman are killed and three others
are wounded.
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Dangerous Fire at Morgantown.

SpfcIlI IelfgTuW 70 ne Ht9l8Isf'
MoRGANrowN. w. VA. September II.
AT midnight last night a fire was dis
covered in the loft of stable on the
corner of Spruce and Walnut streets.
The building belongs to DR.. George i.
Morris, and the prompt assistance rem
dercd by the fire company prevented
what might have been a disastrous con-
fagration, rs the burning structure was
i'm the near vicinity Of several large
wooden stables. The flames were sub
dued after having destroyed the roof of
the building and otherwise damaging il.
The cause of the fire is unknown.
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.yratrimonial- Duncan a bankrupt

LONDON, September l1.-LeSlie Fraser
Duncan. cX-proprietor and eX-cditOr of
the Matrimonial NeCS, has been made a
bankrupt. ON the petition OF Miss Gladys
Knowles. who recovered $40, 900 in her
recent breach OF promise suit against
that gentleman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-12

STUTTGART, September 1.-THE Official
reports of the Commission appointed 10 IN
quire into the military scandals which nave
recently come 70 light here, We're stolen
while ON theirway from the Commission 10
the King.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-12

NoEwAlK. Cd. September lt.-Mis,
Jennie Dunbar. daughter of %. P Dun
bar. Master Mechanic of the Wheeling
and Lake Erie road, this city, has just
completed 900 engagement With the wei.
,nowu actor. Sothern, as leading lady.
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PITTSBURGH EXPOSITION.
DaIlv Excursions via Pennsylvania Lines
September Sd to October 18TH

September Sd to October 18TH
Excursion tickets, including admiS-
sion TO the Exposition, will be sold 10
Pittsburgh at reduced rates for all
regular trains via the Pennsylva-
mia Lines from September Sd to October
18th. good returning two days from date
of sale. or If sold on Friday, will be
good 10 return until following Monday.
24,5,9,2,5,S,l2
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snnol GoIng AenIn.t Her Eecord.

CLEVELAND, O., September ll.-At
the meeting of the Driving Park ASSo--
citation next week, Sunol, Palo Alto and
Royal Wilkes, will be sent to break the
records
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Two Aneged Traln wreekers.

UTICA, y V. September 1.-Two
Pukcrton detectives this morning ar
rested Cain and Buett, who were wanted
for wrecbug the train near Albany,
and left this city for Albany with their
prisoners.
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FOR THE SENATE.
Third District Democrats Nominate Hon
Orlando Hardman.

81. ciGl Telegram 10 ne H'gtSftf.
CENTRAL. W. Va. September H.
At the Third District Senatorial Con-
vention held at West Union to-day.
Orlando lIardman received the nomiua-
tian for Senator. NJ. +. Snyder and
). B. Smith, both of Doddridgc county,
were made chairman and sccrc-
tary respectively. On the
first ballot John Patton. OF Harrison,
and IIardman got about the same num-
Der of votes Harrison county then
withdrew w. VI. Patton's name and
gave her vote to Hardman. This gave
him the nomination. Hon. John o.
Pendleton delivered an eloquent speech
which was enthusiastically received.
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Rrni.cl the Empress.

OroRro. September 1.-The Empress of
Austria. who is visiting Portugal, while
walking near this city slipped and fell
Her Majesty received several contusions'
none of which. however, are of a serious
nature
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MONTREAL, September 1I.-It is cN-
uoctei chat something very sensational
wUi happen iu thc Ha.e-Cowics shoot
ing ease. which begins here tomorrow.
C0w.es has sworn hew.li have Hale sent
to prison f1r shooting, and DO is iuadvcrt-
aut'y related by ONE oi the counsel boz
.he ease that among the witnesses who
will he called by the prosecution Will bee
cN-Ire,.deut Hayes. who, 10 Is said- can
give some very damaging evidence in
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prrrH,BrGc. .Septemberll-Th Rus
sian government has despatched Medical
Commission t0 Asia Minor to experiment
iu the treatment of cholera with t1c lHr
Eestan plant fcrurl z-m bull
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-12

B0Rnr,rN. September lL-Ine Gronde
ComcilGeucrll has sent resolution 70
the Government demanding the carry re-
pleal of the law prohibiting the importa-
ton Of American salted pork.
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To BEAT TANNER.
Succi the italian Faster. to Fast at New
York.

York.
NEW NOEN, September ll.-Giovani
Succi the Italian faster arrived from
London on Suuday0u mission 90 knock
ou- DR. Tanners record by fasting for
45 days. Tie came with an interpreter.
a> he speaks English imperfect.y He
is at the Windsor Hotel With him he
has brought trunk fuil of documents
to prove that Doe is the real Succi.
among thcm volumes bound lu red and
black morocco with the signatures of
goo or more physicians who watched
his first last .u Milan, records of the
observations of Paris physicians and
scrap books filed with accounts of his
accomp. mp.shmcuts in Italian, Spanish,
French and Eng .>h. Succi tasted for
BOD days iu Lisbon, 5l days m Brussels
and t0 day, in London.
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nn.e Ell Games ro.tponed.

New YORK, September 1.-THE follow
ing base ball games were postponed on ac-
count of rain.
National League Brooklyn at New
York
Players League-New York at Phila-
delphia; Brooklyn at Boston; Pittsburg at
Buffalo.
American Association Syracuse at
Rochester; Athletic at Baltimore.
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"ouR MARY" MAY PLAY AGAIN.

Possibility of Her Heedins an Encore from
Everywhere.
GLASGOW. September1l. 1l.-Ihc Herald
to-day is authority for the statement
that the friends of both Miss Mary An
dcrSou and her husband are urging the
actress 90 return To- the stage, If only
for brief season, and the belief is both
will consent. In that event Miss An
dcrson will Doe under the management
of Mr.. Henry L. Abbey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-12

Only six Of the nine horses started,
Harry c. Midnight. Toronto Chief and
DR.. Mcfarland being drawn. The bet
ting was $40 on Bayard. s. on Wabash,
81 on Blackmont and - on the field.
Renegade had the pole, with Bayard ON
the outside.
FIRST HEAT.-The horses got of at a
quarter of three, before an audience Of
ten to twelve thousand people Rene
gade took the lead, but Kitty Bayard
passed him on the turn in a very hand
some manner. Kitty led by three
lengths at the quarter, and this order
was maintained at the half Peter being
third and Atwood fourth. At the three
quarters Kitty ran right away from the
field. Renegade breaking. and won
with ease. Time, 2:29i4 Mutuais paid.
$3.50.
SECOND HEAT.-Bayard sold q strong
favorito, az about the same rate as on
the first heat. The fav0rite ran right
away from the field 20 the quarter,
when Atwood went first. and held il 10
the half, with Bayard a fair second.
Bayard then picked up. and pushed the
leader pretty hard TO the three-quarters,
but Atwood held his own beautifully
and won by three lengths. Bayard sec
ond and Peter X. third. Time. 2:29i 8.
Mutuals paid Sj.3j.
THIRD HEAT.-Bayard and Atwood
went nearly even 10 the quarter, and
came around the turn even, but Bayard
broke at the top OF the stretch and fell
back four lengths He pulled up
couple Of lengths % the three-Quarters.
howeyer,and atthe upper turn there was
a pretty race again. Atwood gradually
forged ahead and won by two lengths
Time 2.29i+
FOURTH HEAr.-Bayard led to the
quarter, with Atwood a close second.
At the half Bayard was TWO lengths
ahead. and added another at the turn.
At the three-quarter Bayard was s'iiye