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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
First race at 9 80 p. II.

NETWORK JOCKEY CLUB HANDICAP.
The weights for the New-York Jockey Club IIandi-
cap at mile and quarter. to be run Tuesday, June
Ia are as follows:
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THE ENTRIES FOR MONDAY

These are the entries tomorrow's Morris
Park:
FIRST RACE-For three r.ods and upward. sweep
stakes OF ego each, with 81 900 added. Weights n
above the scale. Five and one-hslf furlongs.
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AnnouncsEnsaU

Rest Hair Grower and Dressing; DR.: Hays
ai Ueath Restores youthful color and beauty 70 graz
hair Don't soil skin or linei. Druggists. 5oc
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the wv down the Toboeran Slide Cha~oe he'o ms
own usrvellouly well TIL Locohschee. s~efNihs IRON ~
whip, crowded him OF the race 81 fofi"n '''
10 leave hi. horses I'll, Fitzpatrick norged him sn'arey
Then he away and heat Locohatchee In hsKii'iV
finish by a head; Charade third three lengths back
FOURTH RACE-GREAT ECLIPSE STAKES. TOT Two
year-olds. sweepstakes Of $50 each' me etuo -
guarantee the gross value OF the stake 10 be E-ooV
Of which 80 900 to the second and 81 900 u the thd
Closed August II. 1891. with ljs nominations Oh
which 40 declared a: $40. and 20 at $50 Six fufons''
Betting.
St Pl.
ODcck Stable. b. c. Sir Walter. by Mid- - . O :
io;hia~~Ta S.,lr liz -. fTTAh p: p.
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Mntuals-Sir Walter straight paid $50 so. place sl2 20
Don AlonTo place e. 20
The Beladonna colt withdrawn. There was O great
time at the post DOnohue thrown by the Rebec'a
Rowett colt by the time he recovered his seat ana
his equannIi.y Shelly futile went cio2y. sat down.
rolled over Garrison and strained the "Snapprs" back
After fifteen devoted TO the restoration Of Garrison
he remounted but had scarcely done when he broke
his Bride which added the delay The horses were
az post just half hour. An excellent start was
made at end OF that time. Reginald. Don Alonzo
Chicago and tho Rebecca ROwett colt in the front
flight Reginald crossed from the centre to the In
side Of and seemed ia mminent danger Of Inter
fering Dr. Rice. who swerved in and ont for a
dozen or more strides. Don Alonzo gained a COM
handing lead and going easily, with Chicago and Sir
Walter in hot pursuit When Or. Rice got Strengthened
and game and walked right the leaders
In way that caused him % look certain winner, But
Fitzpatrick either overeted him, moderated Don
Alonzo Sir Walter for when he called DR.. Rice
both going away from him. and with all his hard
riding he unable TO get 10 the front The finish
intensely exciting Sir Walter winning by short head
Don Alonzo second. before Dr. Rice
FIFTH RACE-For year -olds sweepstakes OF $50
each. with 1000 added. TIE winner be sold
auction. Five furOngs.
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Cancer. Consumption, Tumors, Rheumatism
hn Sseases cured lasst scientific. most successful
ntnnds Very interesting pamphlet free. DR.. Fleming
81 West 54th.st., New-f1k.
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THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS OF THE PENNsYIl
NANIA RAILROAD
VIII after June IL arrive In Chicago fifteen minutes
earlier leaving New York at the saine time Us now .
u IL. =.
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Misunderstanding straight paid Sl1 05 place "a 10 I
Count place 500 20.
Peruvian withdrawn. having run in the first race
Julio made running for five furlOngs Inside the l,s
quarter Zorng to the front and cleverly by
neck; Count second q neck before India Rubber.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.
90 WEST 69TH.ST
Diseasa Of the Nervous system Gealto Usin&y ofeAnA
Impotency and 6erity Hours 70 l. DO ..
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Mutuals-Lady Mddstp eediDg straight paid 81 20,
plac CIT TO- Sir Richard place Gle 40.
Soon sftsr getting away from NE post Hiram took
the lead but In Che run quarter the Lady Middleton
gclding passed him. sir Nchard coming up fast col
Jared the Lady Middleton eedins and could easily have
passed him. bus for the hecs pursued by Bergen VINO
placed his leg Of Bakes leg md kept his mount
so close to Sir Richard Blake could not possibly
pass on though had much tbs better horse Tbs Lady
Middleton geldng won BY heed Sir Richard second,
three lengths before Hirsm. Jeter Walden clnimed .
ouf Roth Jockeys called up hy the stewards. who
dismissed the complaint and Ne horses wer0 placed
they finished.
SIXTH RACE-Fos en sGes. sweepstakes Of go each,
with $1,000 sAde1 wsshS II N above the scale.
The winner to b sold u suction. Seven furlongs
Betting.
Pl.
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p. j. DWyer Sons b. l. ZorIibg. BY 20
~ (smsJ DO Out
w. c. Days b. c. Count, 8, 100. ...........
q. LAmbley) 2 201 IL
Gloster Stables CHI h. India Rubber, a.
Julio s. 1o6 CLittleheldl 1o .?
Mountain Deer I. Ill tCallahan) 2O-1 IL
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SIXTH KACE.-F0f at ages selling sweepstakes Of
$50 each, with $1,000 added One mile and a six
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FOUHTH RACE-vREEDLAND HANDICAP, Tor three
year-olds. sweepstakes Of SO each. with 81 $50

FIFTH RACE.-For mares three years old and upward
sweepstakes OF $50 each, with 81 900 added. Six
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NorrKA. + & W. NoTEKA.
NEW COLLAR
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SECOND RACE-Llghtweigh. handicap sWtepstaKee, q
$50 each. with $1,2jO added One mile and fur
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RID STAKES. for two.year.old+
each. with $1,000 added. SIX
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-27

Harry billiard wylie, the bicyclist of
New York, who is riding to Chicago on
his wheel, on a wager that he can do it
without spending cent, arrived in. the
city last evening, having made it from
Brownsville yesterday. He wants to
make Zanesville this evening. He was
the guest OF wheelmen here over night.
He Is the gentleman who recently made
bet Of $1,000 with several men in New
York, that he could make trip from
New York to Chicago without the ex-
penditure of cent. He left the first
named city on October II. and expects
to arrive in the Windy City next We'd.
nesday. Thus far he has not been to
any expense whatever, and he looks
like a sure winner. Mr.. Wylie carries
with him card bearing these words:
please deliver to Mr.. Wylie one square
meal or u nights lodging and charge the
same to account OF Human Hospitality.
Draw on your good nature. No. I
Hope street, Kingdom Come" He is at
the Hotel VanKeuren.
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AGoOD SHOW
We are always ADVISING YOU to

We are always advising YOU to
advertise, and to keep on advertis
ing, but that does not cover the
ground entirely. Of course, you
Should make your advertising effec.
tive-ifan electric light be available,
you should not use a "tallow dip"
to light the path to your store.
What do we mean by that4 Sim
ply that the more conspicuous, the
more artistic, the more attractive,
the more original you make your ad.
vertisements, the more people will
see and read them, and the more
customers you will have to con-
tribute to your cash-drawer.
Study effects in bold pretty type
good matter may be spoiled by
ugly dressing. Seek to catch the
eye by display Of good taste in the
style and arrangement Of your an.
nouncement.
Above all, let it be bold enough to
be easily read. Don't vex reader
by vexing his or her eyes!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-27
COLORADO DEMOCRATS
Protest Against ,hr High Handed sehem
OF the National COMMITTEES.

Protest Against ,hr High Handed scheme
orths National COMMITTEES.
DENVER, CoIo., Oct. ga split is
likely to occur in the straight Demo-
cratic faction over the effort that it is
alleged being made by somc of the
national leaders to pull down the Cleye-
land electors from the ticket in the
state. 1t is said that the plan which
the national Democratic committee is
carrying out in all Of the northern and
northwestern states to wrest them from
Republican control has been introduced
into Colorado. When National Com
mittccman Thomas returned from New
icrl:, he gave out the scheme. Then
State Chairman Frank Arbuckle made
trip to national headquarters and on
returning intimated the same thing.
Yesterday Senator Mckinley returned
and practically admitted it by saying 1t
would be submitted to tho members Of
tho state committee.
Last night the committee met, sena-
tor Mckinley stated to the committee
that the national Democratic commits
tee wanted the Cleveland electors taken
down, and it was believed to be for the
best interests OF the Democratic party.
The chairman urged that it was the will
of the national committee and that it
was plan which was being carried out
in other states to help out Mr.. Cleve-
land. A majority fought tho PROPOSE
ton bitterly. They declared that it
would insure the election OF the Repub-
lican electors in Colorado, and that
they would never consent to it. The
belief, however, is that the chairman
would Withdraw the Cleveland electors.
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Nntn CnmpnIgn Is,ue.

A good many people seem to have an
idea that the Presidential Campaign is
not attracting as much attention as
usual. Maybe it isn't, but one thing is
certain those new Grandfather Hat
cakes recently put on the market are
proving immensely popular. We are
told that The Wheeling Bakery with all
their facilities for baking great QUAINT
ties in q short time, can scarcely supply
thedemand. And it isn't political senti.
ment that is making the demand either,
for Democrats as well as Republicans
buy them. "Grandfather's Hat" cakes
are really delightful dainties and ii is
no wonder that the people like them,
Ask your grocer for them.
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conpErT AND a WOMAN
And Jealous Lover Figaro in an Inter
eStInE Episode.

And n Jealous Lover Figaro in an tnter.
sstIng Episode.
ClxcrxNAT,, Oct. 26-The 1Tmes-iStar
this afternoon received a special from
Chicago saying that Max Blrmenthal
had left that city hastily after woman
who was with Pugilist Corbett, and add
ing that a bloody encounter between
Blumenthal and Corbett was immi-
nent. The dispatch was shown to Cor
bett, who said:
"This is woman who followed me
about while was in Chicago, and was
an annoyance to me. One night she
came to tho theatre in carriage, and
was at the stage door when | came
out. She insisted upon my getting in,
and / did, and we rode down to the
hotel. When we arrived and alighted
this follow came up to me and num-
bled something which I could not un-
derstand, and came to me us though he
had q gun in his overcoat pocket. |
looked at him and said: "Why, what
do YOU meanP and then he made an
other bluff at me. He did not swear,
but mumbled; could not tell what he
said. Ithen said: "oh, girl of yours
is it?" and walked away. That is all
there is to that and the whole matter.
~ do not care for these things. But |
am married man, and my wife will
read these things and it will get me into
trouble with her. That is why hate
these lying articles and kilograms. But
| can tell you that woman is not here.
That is my story, and tits the truestory."
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SUSPECTED cHoLERA.
A Case at Jersey city-A DlnorenoO
Opinion.

A Case at Jersey Clty-A Difference of
Opinion.
JERSEY Cry, N. j., Oct. 26.-Thore
was excitement in the northern portion
of Jersey Heights this morning in con-
sequence Of fatal case OF suspected
cholera. William Bonner, a carpenter,
aged twenty.thrcc. Of i'll Franklin
street, went home from work to his
dinner at noon yesterday in apparently
good health. uc was soon afterwards
taken ill and died in great agony at l
o'clock this morning. DR.. j. G. Rooney,
who attended Bonner, pronounced it a
genuine case OF Asiatic cholera. City
Physician ]. B. Henry was summoned
for consultation, but did not arrive
until after Bonner had died. He coin
cided with DR.. Rooney that death re-
suited from cholera. County Physician
Converse pronounced it worry bad case
OF cholera morbus. He took away
matter to be analysed, until which time
tho real cause OF death will DO matter
OF dispute.
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rnulkn.r ID a sad Light.
'artrssurg STATE journal.

fdTEcIs0Ng otWt JOHIHW'
1t has been found by sworn state
meuts and by letters that there never
was any such colonization. scheme, but
that the whole thing was worked up by
Senator Charlel j. Faulkner and Col.
Phil. Thompson, secretary OF the nation
al Democratic committee, through one
D. McD. Lindsey, to whom they paid a
large sum of money. 1t was desperate.
foul Democratic plot to entrap West
Virginia Republican leaders into en-
dorsing what was explained to them to
be legitimate immigration plan to
find permanent homes for workingtnen,
and then to make it appear that there
was Republican scheme to atricRnize
the state.
This discovery blackens the character
OF Senator Faulkner beyond the power
OF any whitewash. The spectacle OF a
United States senator resorting to such
villainy in order to create u sentiment
that would secure his election will
drive thousands OF honest mon to vote
the Republican ticket.
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Reception at Lsatnsrwood.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hearne gave an
elegant full dress reception at their
home, Glover Hill, Leatherwood, last
evening, complimentary to their guests.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Armour, of Kan
sas City, sisters OF Mr.. Hearne. A
large number OF guests were present
from the city and surrounding towns.
The house was beautifully decorated
with ported plants and flowers for the
occasion. The Opera House orchestra
rendered music throughout the even
ing, and Refreshments were served at a
seasonable hour in most elegant style.
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TWO ZIG GIFTS
Arran Ged by the California Club to Como
or Soon

Arranged by the California Club to Como
on Soon.
SAN FRASc1sco, CAL, Oct. 26-The
California Club directors have made
two matches to take place within two
coming months. George Dawson, Of
Australia, and doc" o'Connel, OF Bos-
ton, weller weights, were signed to
fight for $1,000 purse, the event to
take place either during the latter part
of November or the first part of Decem-
Der. The division of the purse is left
to themselves. Both men must tip the
scales at 40 pounds at p. m. on the
day OF the contest
Johnny Van Hest and Solly Smith
were signed to fight for a purse OF $1,000.
$500 to the loser, on the evening of
December 90. The men will fight at
lis pounds. Van Heest recently fought
a draw with George Siddons and has
designs Of George Dixon for the feather
weight championship. He stands .
feet 2 inches in height, but on account
OF his stocky build, would never be
taken for more than feet. He is
twenty-five years OF age and has good
record.
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A STORMY PASSAGE.
The Majestic in the Gale-DIGoulty in
Transferring Passengers.


QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 26.-Thc White
Star line steamer Majestic, from New
York, October 10, arrived here this
morning. A heavy eastorly gale was
blowing and the sea was very high.
The steamer pitched and rolled heavily
aud great difficulty was experienced in
transferring the passengers who de-
sired to land to tho tenders. The lines
of one of the tenders parted and she
drifted away from the Majestic, but as
soon as her engines started she was
easily managed. Another tender was
in imminent danger of being rolled
under by the huge steamer and had to
cast off before the transfer Of baggage
was completed.
During the passage Of the Majestic
those on board felt the greatest anxiety
regarding the condition Of Mrs. Harri-
son. When the passengers learned on
their arrival that she was dead, the
most profound regret was expressed.
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AMYsrER1oUs CASE.
Two Farm Hand, Found dead Under
nttnngn oireumstnnoe.

Two Farm Hands Found dead Undor
strange oircumstanos~
LlTcHFIELD, CoNS., Oct. 26.-The town
of Litchfield is excited over the dis
covery of the dead bodies of Jackson
Tompkins and Patrick LAWN, farm
hands working for Frank Coe, two and
half miles northwest Of the village.
The bodies we're found last evening in
the barn yard, and the cause Of their
death is mysterious. Mr.. Coe left town
early Yesterday morning to attend the
funeral OF his aunt in Roxbury. Before
he left he set the men at work in corn
field not far from the house. After
breakfast the men went to the field and
were seen at work Just before II o'clock
At noon the hired girl, who was the
only person about the house, blew the
horn to call the men to dinner.
They did not respond, and after wait
ing ten minutes she went out to look
for them. She found Tompkins was
partly within the barn door and LAWN
was about six feet away. The girl at
once hastened to the nearest farm
house and Mr.. Brennan, q farmer, re-
sponded to her call. He examined the
two men and told tho girl they were
drunk and would come around all right
in few hours. The men lay in the
yard without being disturbed until just
before shutdown, when Charles Jones,
driving by, saw them. He thong ht it
odd, and went to the house and told the
girl. She told him what Mr.. Brennan
had said, but Jones was not satisfied
and went to examine the bodies. He
found both dead and the bodies stiff.
ened. Life had evidently been extinct
several hours. The authorities were
notified and an investigation ia in pro-
gress. /,
No marks Of violence were to befound
by Medical Examiner Beldin, and he
suspects poison as the cause OF death.
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NOTICE

mentioned In the foregoing order Of publication,
will take notice that the dispositions OF John D..
Culbertson, Frank J. Hearne and others, will he
taken at the law Office of VIM. H. Ilearne, at No.
1878 Market street. In tho city OF Wheeling.
West Virginia ON Thursday, November the 10th.
ls0I between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. IN. and
O'Clock p. M, to be read In evidence In the
above named cause on behalf Of said plaintiff.
and II. from any cause, the taking of the said
commenced shall not be completed on that
day. the taking OF the same will be adjourned
from time 10 time until the same shall be COM
ktts THE RIVERSIDE IRON WORKS,
By WV. II. HEARSE, It's Attorney. oc6-Th
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educators arc certainly the greatest
benefactors of the race, and after read
ing DIR. Franklin Miles popular works,
cannot help declaring him TO be among
the most entertaining and educating
authors. Nee York Daily. He is not
stranger to our readers, as his adver-
tisements appear in our columns in
every issue, calling attention to the fact
that his elegant work on Nervous and
Heart Diseases is distributed free by
our enterprising druggists, The Logan
Drug Co. Trial bottles OF DR.. Miles
Nervino arc given away, also Book OF
Testimonials showing thatit is unequal
lei for Nervous Prostitution, Headache,
Poor Memory, Dizziness, Sleeplessness,
Neuralgia. Hysteria, Fits, Epilepsy. 2
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No fowery rhetoric can tell the merit
OF Hoods Sarsaparilla as we'll as the
cures accomplished by this excellent
medicine.
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PORTLAND, OREGON, Oct. 26.-Patsy
Cardiff, the well known pugilist, is sick
at hospital here with typhoid fever.
Twice he has been at the point OF death.
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THERE is nothing like DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil to quickly cure cold or
relieve hoarseness. Written by Mrs. M.
]. Fellows, Burr Oak, St Joseph Co.,
Mich. D&w
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LsGOOpsells dry goods tho cheapest.

BAsr1N's Cough and Consumption
Cure cures coughs and colds Of long
standing. Csc at oil druggists. 8
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NEW York, Oct. 26.-Proi. William
swinton, late professor in the Calitor-
state university, died suddenly to-day.
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PUBLIC SALES.
GENERAL NOTICES.
REPUBLICAN CLUB MEETINGS.

Young Mems Republican Escort cluD-Eyery
Tuesday evening
Genital Republican club-Evcry Friday cyea.
Tariff Champions Every Monday evening
These meetings in Central Club Headq quarters
Lutz Building, 15c4 MARKET street.
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NOTICE mol BoNDHoLDERs.

Holders of bonds of Ohio county. West Vii.
Clnin, for Sl.OOl bearing six per cent Interest.
are hereby notified tina bond numb red three
tSl has been drawn and the same viii be pad
nj the Bank OF Wheeling on the first day OF
November, 3d. ind interest will cease on sad
bond after that date FRANK CRUISE.
President Board Commissioners, County OF
Ohio West Virginia ocii
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KINGSTON, N. Y, Oct. 2G-rhere was
a heavy fall of snow in the Catskills
this morning.
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FAITH, Hope and Bugine, the greatest
of which Is Bugine, TO kill roaches, bed
bugs, etc. % cents at all Dealers
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Witness, John W. Mitchell, Clerk Of said
court, at the Court House OF said county, this
9Th day of October, A u. 1892.
JOHN w. MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published the first timo october O. 1892.
Attest JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
wLLLIANH HEARSg, Solicitor for Complainant.
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cTArE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
- COUNTY, to-wit:
Al Rules in Circuit Court Of Ohio County
West Vtryfnia