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A Good Deal OF It Wind.

The rumorcd effort Of agents Of Eng.
llph capitalists to buy a batch Of table.
ware glass houses IN this country may or
may not have foundation. There 10 a
good deal Of wind about this British
capital agency business. Banking on
tho investment OF English money in
brcwerics and certain other American
enterprises, shrewd men on the lookout
10 turn a penny have invaded all sorts
OF business to see what kind Of bargains
they could make.
They look into q manufacturing con
GERMS affairs, get a price, aud then see
whether they can sci! at u profit. For
the most part they represent themselves,
are spectators, not agents Of any respon.
sible person or company.
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Going for wannmoher Some Moro,

Wanamaker is catching it again. The
law officer OF the Postotlice Department
having decided that Tolstoi's latest book
is not n fit publication to pass through
the mails, tho American pirate publish.
er OF the book goes through his files
and finds 4 letter from Wanamaker's
business house desiring to make arrange.
ments for the sale OF the book.
Postmaster General Wannamaker e1-
plains, what everybody familiar with
such things knows to DO the fact, that
matters Of this kind 20 direct to tho AS
sIstant Attorney General for the Post
olics Department, and do not reach the
rostmastcE General except on appeal.
lilo does not explain, what is doubt
lesa quite Us true, that tho head Of
tho book department Of his business
house was tho only man in the concern
who knew anything about tho CORES.
J cadence with regard to Tolatoi's book;
nor is 1t to be supposed that tho man in
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tho millions OF people whoao bowels nro not
rcg,lnr-t!nN should not bo lost nnd Immediate
attention should l1 given, orscriotls results will
to!low, such as Inflammation Of tho bowels
aud pCritonltis.
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FIGS

MEDICATEW
II you hnvc n heavy splitting headache, n
fcvcrcd tongue, Il thorough dlsinclinntion to
engage In any OF tho nctlvc pursuits OF litc-this
Il whit Constipation means, nnd Is u most for.
tulQulle enemy
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GENERAL GRANTS remains should be
hetter placed than where they are.
Under all the circumstances nothing
would now suit the country so we'll as to
transfer te Arlington what is left Of the
mortal part Of the immortal Grant. II
Mrs. Grant and her cons agree to the
proposition nobody else can atand in
the way. New York has no rights in
the premises.
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SOMEBODY in the "distrlct over the
river" has discovered that Congressman
]. d. Taylor is not enough OF a soldiers
friend to juntify his denomination. Well,
what does somebody want, anyhow ?
John A. bingham is spoken OF by those
who feel this way about it, and it is said
that the Democrats are expected to en-
dorsc Mr.. Bingham. The probability is
Tint Mr.. Bingham does not wish to 60
to Congress OF undertake any other
laborious duty after the long and ardu.
GUS career he has had.
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SENATOR BLAIR doesn't seem to realize
that il he succeeds in having debate in
the Senate cut of the knife will fall on
his tongue with the others. Now Sena-
tor Blair topgueless would be the oldest
OF odd spectacles. The Roneness Of
Othello's occupation would be as moth
ing in comparison.
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The man who tells you confdentially
just what will cure your cold is pre-.
scribing kemp's Balsam this year. In
the preparation OF this remarkable med
icine for cough and colds no expense is
spared to combine only the best and
purest ingredients. Hold a bottle OF
kemp's Balsam to the light and look
through it; notice the bright, clear look;
then compare with other remedies.
Price Soc and 81, ntw.I
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Republican State Convention,

II Is ordered that Il Convention Of the State
DO held In the. city OF Nartlnsbnry, on Wednes.
day, tho Goth day OF August, ls.O, at 10 O'Clock
a. M, 10 nominate II candid .to for Judge OF tho
Supreme Court Of Appeals, 70 be voted for a. tho
next, and 10 tsansaet such other business as may
properly como teforc said convention. Zach
county Is entitled TO send to said convention
one delegate for each one hundred votes or
traction exceeding Atty votes, cast for tho Re.
publican candidate for Governor In 1898.
BY order OF tho State Central Committee.
jyG3DAw q. ". ATKINSON. Secretary.
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II WAS in The Sunny Solid South. A
white man md n colored fellow had "a
difficulty" Another white man took a
hand and tho colorcd fellow WAS killed.
A "forcc bill" that would put an end to
this kind Of cunning might give rise 10 a
terrible boycott.
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%SoJouEHERs on the jersey coast speak
in highest terms OF the mosquito OF this
scason. The cropis abundant and each
mosquito seems to DO better developed
than any and all others Of his tribe.
There is no danger Of rusting out under
such circumstances.
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SINCE Lord Dunlo and his vile have
made up, md since his wife will continue
10 earn the family living on the concert
hall atagc, what's the matter with Me
I.ud and his Lady doing a double song
and %dance-ifhc has sense enough?
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charge Of that department reads every
book before he buysit. :
Tolstoi's works are read by tho best
people In the world. The work which
has been prohibited Is not 1t to read.
Up to date tho Wanamaker.wreckers
have not done very well with their job.
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DIED.

HAII-On Friday morning, August l, 1880. at
Kansas City, Mo-, WM. Ii. HAIL, formerly 81
Wheeling.
Funeral this tMonday) morning at 10 o'clock
from ST. Matthews Episcopal Church. Inter.
ment private.
RoBB-0n Saturday, August ., 1890, at 1880 a.
M, W J. Ronn. In his 10th year.
Funeral from the residence OF Charles ". coen,
No. 81 South Penn street, this (Monday)
morning n. o'clock. Friends OF the family
Invited 10 attend. lnterment private at Mt.
Wood cemetery. ~
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TIE active men OF both parties in
Wheeling beginthe campaign in earnest.
One sidcis os much aroused as tho other,
though the Democratic side up to this
time has the better organization. The
suggestion meetings Of Saturday night
were well enough attended to suggest a
spirited campaign.
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The kingdom OF Italy has a UNIQUE
library in the books Of travel OF its
princes, each Italian prince being bound
to write a complete account of his for.
elgn travels. even with such minute de.
tailh M hotel hilia. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-08-04

Seven thousand persons have been
employed in getting out Mr.. SANKEY'S
new book, and more than GOO tons OF pa
per have already been used in England.
The English edition alone required 240
tons OF paper.
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Political.
Republican Primaries.
At d meeting OF tho County Com %inittce, he,l
on Friday evening, July IS, the following action

At u meeting OF tho County Com i~nitice, held
on Friday evening. July IS, the following action
was taken:
Reso.rei. That a primary election Of lerubll.
can voter, DO held on Saturday, August 2, from
2 to 7 .. m. Ia ,hn county. TO telcc,
ten delegates from each district 70 \
County Convention, To- be held on Saturday,
August 10, A. . =. H.. which convention thnll
nominate candidates TO DO voted ior al Tho No.
vember election for County aud Circuit Clerk,
gates 10 the state Convention. Equatorial Ton.
ferecs and tclcct a County Comn!ttec. Al these
primaries there shall also be chO,en i've dele
gates from each district TO tho Congressional con.
vention. AZ said primary election ~ each dis.
triCt tho voters shall nominate candidates for
and candidates TO, Ill any vacancies existing IN
tho offices OF Justice of tho Peace or Constable.
At said primary election none but Republicans,
or those who will pledge them Nlyts 10 vote the
Republican ticket, shall bG allowed 10 vote.
said election shall DO held at tho following
WILMINGTON DISTRICT vls!lan. Engine
MAblsoS-Islaud Hose House, Second Ward
Market lIouse.
CLAY-Old Court House.
UNlON-rolice Court Room.
CENTRE-uooI and Ladder House.
wEBSrER-Niaehra Engine llouse.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Elm Grove,
Leathprwo0d, Robinson's school House.
LIBERTY-Center School House.
KlCHLAND-BrIck School! House.
We request tho voters Of tho several Districts
10 hold suggestion meetings. At one place III each
district on Saturday, August 2.
RALrH WHITEHEAD,
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II the Senate would get right down
to it and say by it's vote what 1t means
to do with the tariff bill, the country
would consider itseli the Senate's
much Obliged and humble servant.
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Cresap's Old Grove-twenty miles
down the riyer-is the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rates can
be obtained on application to ]. G. Tom
linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com.
pany, Wheeling, ". Va.
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WHAT wlsr VIRGINIA GAVE.
The J0hnstown Flood Relief Statement Of
the CommIssIou,

The total cash contributions 10 the
Johnstown Relief Fund from all parts Of
the world amounted TO 4,1lG.s0l 4S.
The Commission has just made m item.
lied report, showing the amount re.
ceived by all the various funds and the
amount expended for the relief OF the
sufferers from the greatest flood OF the
century. TO the total sum contributed,
West Virginia Is credited as follows,
which Is a good showing:
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TIE stone bridge Is worrying some Of
the local politicians. 1t may worry them
moro before they get through with It.
II NAV even fall on them.
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MIR. HESEY WArrEnsoS's success rs a
poker player Is ascribed to his great
bluiling qualities. These qualities have
been noticed in his brilliant newspaper.
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SENATOR Plum Is more or less oil on
tho tariff euehion. May be he Is over.
ripe aud med to be plucked from his
Senatorial ptIci.
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WHEELING, AUGUST 4, 1890.

TAKE your ice water slowly, sparingiy.
Look out for the old man with the long
bcythe,
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HooD's sassaparilla is in favor with all
classes because it comhines economy
and strength. 100 Doses One Dollar. ii
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VITANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN
w for each section, salary S75 TO 800,
to locally represent 4 successful N. y. Company
Incorporated to supply Dry Goods, Clothing,
Shoes. Jcwclry etc.. 10 consumers At cost. Also
II Indy Of tact, SALARY $40. to enroll members
10000 now enrolled, 100000 paid in.)
references exchanged. Empire Cooperative
association (ctcdit we'll ratel), Lock Box GlU
Y, Apnl.M
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EVERYBODY Ind to bow 10 tho glorious
sun, yesterday. 1t seemed all wool and
forty thousands yards wide.
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INEXPERIENCED LADY'S NURSE
~ solicltS engagements. Endorsed BY city
physlcinus. Address MRS. N. L. BURR, No "
Twenty, fourth street. jyS0"
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TOR SALE-CRACKER FACTORY.
4 Cali on or address MRS. r. MOLTER. cor.
her sI1teenilI and jacob Street. city. nmn
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, E%STHRrRlsE BAKING POWDER makes
lighter and whittier biscuit than any
other.
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"ANTED-A MAN TO TAKE AN
w office aud rcpte,ent n manufacturer. so
pr, week; ANAL capital REQUIRED: Address.
Win stamp, Manufacturer, Box 70, West Action,
MuNs. - ------- - NM
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"ANTED-ONE LARGE FUR.
w Nl;lED room mud board. MuAt be Ia 8
quiet place aud Close TO street car line. lest OF
reference given and required. Address III. l..
J,,h care OF this office, au1
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"ANTED-TO RENr-A FIVE OR
w six roomed house In good locality. Ad'
dress T.. U. Box NO. city, -.a 7"..ha ul
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Wanted.

yIIANTED-FOR THE UNITED
w States Army, aoie.bodled, IN married
men, between tho ages OF q and rs years. Good
pay, ratlons, clothing aud medical attendance,
Apply at No. 1919 Market street, Wheeling, ".
w - -------- lNlLN
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There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory"
They are not,
but like
all counter(eits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and @
insist upon having it.
IT'S sold everywhere.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ASTRAV.
w EL.lSO Salesman In tho State OF Texas
Tor one OF The Wheeling ~po.teries or nall manu-.
factories. Best OF rclcicncc. Ten years OK.
p%erletce. Address ~'1cSns,r this Cillte. AMI
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Now Advertisements.

Q4O0. MEDIA (PA.) MILITARY
w Academy; boy,. Brooke Hall, girls. Ciscu'
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RI & co.

SToCKs, BONDS AND REAL Ey.
~ TATE FOR SALE, N
WI BLOCKS RoSp5,
% shares Riverside Iron Works.
y spares wheeling leo and storage COMPANY,
y shares Belmont Nail Co.
l.Oo City bond, Az, 1881, i0co.
20 shareS L.aDcllo Iron ca,
REAL ESTATE,
TIN south one.hnlf OF lot Is on. North Main
stseet. orpositec. Hess. The Leighton rcsIience
on Chapline street. Lots l, 2 ana s North Front
saiIa;ns G1I ~, addition. Chap!inc infect
Two l) one aero lots at Leaths!wood. n iw
ana lot, 1893 Jacob street. 80 1900 ' AAo'''
THOMAS o'BRIEN,
secretary " ct. Co., Real Estate and Stock
ket street. Telephone i6S. ivSo
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CATALOGUES, LISTS, CIRCULARS
~ and Printing OF all kind executed at tho {
NTKLLIGENCER JOB OFFICE,
No. Is aud n Fourteenth Street.
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n | ] b

Hamburg Fvs, tho great fruit laxative, should
~ taken ut once; they nrc an effective remedy,
but most plegnu: mi agreeable to tho ttstc,
Absolutely nothing like them In tho world.
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seventy yards. but she failed to win: Blair 1Q8.
ridden by Overton, and quoted mt 3 to 2 In the
ring. taking the race in fine style by length
from Liederkranz, l06. Britton up. who boat
the favorite mock for place honors. Time.
1:4Sh.
A dash OF mile. for maidens OF all ages.
closed the racing for the day. Eugenio. &c. J.
Steppe up. WAS the favorite. but she was clev-
erly beaten by the 3 to shot Linnie, 86. Fox
Ia the saddle, the latter,s victory being In Q
large measure due to her jockeys vigorous
riding. .Eugenle finished two lengths behind.
fully twenty lengths. Time, :43S. The win
nor Is chestnut lilly by Macduff, dam Linda
lewis. Iinden's dam
BFollowing arc tho entries and weights for to-
morrow's races:
FRS. RAGe7IIandicap, one mile and sixteenth for
Stone, Jr, 100 each; Barney 20
Second Race Selling purse, five furlongs for two
yeArols Pose Howard no; Valparaiso. los: KatunA,
los: Ed Leonard. lO3; Laura Allen, 1905 George r.
CLARK Ss: Nettie. Beatrice. q, each
Third Race-Jsck rot StakeB one mile and quarter.
for three.year ODDS and upward. Outbound 1927
HuntreRa l2l: English Lady. lu3
Fourth race.-Seing purse. mile. for all Rgeai
Cary +. blackburn Portuguese. 100 each; War Peak.
lol; Crab Cider io2; workmate. lol; Laura Pord
fifth race-Selline purse. ono mile. for all aRes;
HAwey. 100; Silver King. 90; Blue Maid, 9o.
Weather warm and cloudy; track fast
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RACING IN KENTUCKY.
Isaac Murphy Loses tho Runnymede
Stakes Through An Accident.

Isaac Murphy Loses tho Runnymede
Stakes Through An Accident.
LOUISVILLE. May 22-Hueneme Georgetown,
Dundee, and all the two-year-old cracks went
down In tho Runnymede Stakes to-day before
Allan Bane. a good-looking colt by imp. Billet.
dam Lady OF the Lake Allan Bane was favored
in the weights. having q lighter Jockey than
any OF the throe first named. The race was far
from satisfactory Dundee. who carried
a ton OF money. making o poor show
ing, which was due to an accident,
stirrup breaking. This prevented Isaac
Murphy from riding finish; indeed
1t was with difficulty that he kept his seat on
his mount. The saddle was the ono that En-
peror OF Norfolk 80 often bore to victory. and.
believing that to be an omen OF good luck to
his mount to-day Murphy brought the saddle
again into use. and superstition probably cost
Dundee the race. The other races were some
what OF Ike unsatisfactory nature. especially
to the talent The weather was fine, the at
tendance fully 1000 and the truck fast.
selling purse for all ages: at one mile
opened the days. racing. field OF eight went
but getting In the ruck he died away trying 10
make up his lost ground. the pace being hot.
Albert. 100, J. Steppo up. and 70 II the bet
l hs from q S hs RR Who 0a ooEsa al oy 81
q winner as the neli, turned into the stretch.
loveland was third, nVe lengths behind y.
Time. l494. Tho winner, l.. O.. o. by Ten
Brock. dam Alma d.. caused considerable
competition when put M to be bideOn. several
well-Enown trainer, bidding for him. He was
finally secured BY Henry -Simons OF this city
for si,s25, which was $425 more than his en-
trance price
The event OF the day. the Runnymede Stakes
for two year ODDS, siA furlonRs worth 81. $50 to
the winner. camo next on The programme. A
field OF nne went 10 the post GaTcon, Ill lR.
Williams: Jay Jay ee, llS lBrittonl; Huen-
enc. 1lS lOvertoul; Allan Bane. III ALLEN;
Phlon. ll5 lM. Moorel; Running Brook iis
lkiley: Dundee. us -. MurphyJ: Lady
Washington, lls (Hollisi; Georgetown, III
R lInrrisL, The betting was 3 to 2
on Dundee. 8 TO ! against Lady Washington,
20 Clay 4 Wo0dford's entry. Hueneme; AL
Ian Bane. 70 /; EnnninR Brook 10 to /
GeorgetoWn 10 to l: Lascon, Jay Jay See and
Philora 20 TO each. Running Brook fIfst
showed In front, but WAS at once outrun and
GaTcon pressed close by Georgetown led until
well In tho stretch, where both quickly faded
away and Allan Bane getting in front, stayed
the end ~ two lengths from his stable COM
panlon, Hueneme, who beat GHrcon q length
ana hall for second place. Time, / l6A,
4 handicap sweepstakes for all ages, one
mile and sixteenth, was the third race. Out
look, once prominent Derby candidate, was a !
taVorite. but no disappointed his admirers |
badly and Bonita, 100, piloted by H. Williams. |
and to in the betting won. ridden out, 10y "a |
length from Brlndolette. lOj Fox up, who |
made the running. Outlook WAS third. Time.
bSlEyhoo was an even; money tayorits IN the
fourth race. parse Tor AL ages. one mile and ]
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N 5, Bolero, the scott representative, dividing
second donors With Blackjack; the DIVERS
The othsps ranged in price rom q to to So to
J. Blackjack, Francis L., Brentano. and Am
hulance were In front to good send.of. Ann
eide ran into the lead in " iurlong. and then
littleield. taking u stradylng null permitted
s,rashtensd ont Tor home. THen SmGulance
came on alone and paving with her ears won
IN Gs nS9d 0 by 2n oS Sn sSes %f%S
Covington brought ur Keol on, Mr. Morrlss
..Sscopd str,ng and, coiiaring the Erie cot at
were never In It. The winner was never eN-
tended At any time.
With Il d snts I tS y 70 ..:oS ;s's to
Td 'nrTi qyG n,., 81 phe NV o,or,,r,
black aMis oi is e. t,s5s SH'nS' oy "aooa'
scott. Oh golsfq ,S StG 10 ,eot"t'C,
porWtG Garter roe Go ana Ro.S Sns
pb .t 10 al t *
10 !; Dickens tote allan - to !, Forward EVELYN
s. straight and p so % E place Orr. sta6s 'A1
THE SIXTH BAcE.
Raymond and ST. Paris were equal iavorites
for the nth race at six furlongs, but at least
half dozen others had strong following,
dies of somebody's money. MANILA, Village
Maid. and Rosa were the ilrst OF the big Held
to show. when tho tag dropped. but Rosa rush
ed TO the front anu. .oreuing a big gap. she
where Manola oyerhauled her, and won hands
down by three lengths. lago drew out from
the Others, at the fnrlong pole. and was third. a
was bought IN by the owner. j. +. Mcdonald.
for $1,000. an advance Of fiO5 over her entered
price. Alfrey Lakeland did tho running up.
sweepstakes of $40 each with 81 900 added of which
500 TO second and 500 to third; selling allowances;
JE 1sDonsid.s Oh I ManOlA I. by N.carOon-En.
bownnss Oh Rosa . 90 is,evensoinjJ.
Madison stables b. c lago lOa a. LuleneldA $50.
Barristor also ran
Post odds-Aeains. st TarE, Raymond. each 4 to /;
nsnoii Bsrrster: each 0 to Long Branch. q 20 !;
L.rehmopi, each 10 70 aGo y 70 /; Village Said,
std lemon Blossom '0'o Au'uA'' paid 's''" s'7'o
THE SEVENTH RACE
soGg h P p Gs hs
Karson and Eoo being the most fancled OF tho
others. Glory got away in the van, and Lsmbly.
head OF the stretch. Then Vengeur, Lord
Payton and Folio moved un, and with Prince
Howard the most. prominent Of the others, the
moved on Nengeur. Bergen gave Prince How
nrd his head and tho two drew away from the
Held as though the others +. we're anchored,
o finish, for he, clearly outrode Garrison, ard
lunded Prince Howard winner by head. Lord
Payton was fair third.
Win $40 added Of which S0 10 second and 800 to
!hsd Mnho%SS 5 q fta @a Howard by pnoo
GharieH BsncGo ii4 tBerssnj W .."co
iSfd fs ton r.
h p'S hod pa S sS 0 s,
EolS stS l. Prince Howard LORD rcyton. oScI1 TO !;
m n5s g S Is g ss9s.
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and residence portions OF tho town. Tho
architecture ia Of the early Italian style. with
rounded arches and projecting roof. Its
material used In construction Is q narrow
patent brick which gives the effect OF stone
work. The high basement is Of red sandstone.
which is also used sparinGlY above to set of
the brickwork. From the corner OF the build
ing where the two streets meet springs cir
cular tower 1875 feet above the street level. At
the other end OF the EnRle street front Is low
tower IS feet In diameter.
Entering the main door on EnRle street tho
visitor finds himself In q broad hallway. He
IL In tho theatre, tho gem Of the whole build.
ing, whose interior decorations, the proud
Englewood folks say surpass ANYTHING In Jer-
soy. and are Just as good as anything in New
York. The interior Is fin shed IN white cream
and gold, with airy cupids and nymphs hap