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ahead OF Heron, Friday having dropped
back, getting fourth place Great Scott
was third. Time 279, 50, l:2l, l:49.
MutuaIs paid 81 so.


Purse $500, divided; mile heats, best
sins.
The following horses were entered in
this race: Atlantic, jr., blk. s., D.
Brothers, youngstown. o.; Toby, br. g.,
Charles +. Predmore; George Stice. s.
g., Henry Bowers, Chambersburg, Pa. I;
Roxie, b. g, S. W. Rettig, Washington,
Pa. /; Lloyd, W. L. Cole, Meadville, Pa. ;
syndicate, br. e., 7. A. Noble, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and Morisco, b. &, ]. +.
Bradley, Pittsburgh, Pa. Toby drop
ped out.
In the pools George stice sold as ia
vorite, at $40, Syndicate at 81, and the
Atlantic go t the pole, George stice
second place, Lloyd third, Synd icate
fourth, Morisco fifth and Roxie sixth.
Such bad scoring was done, that the
starter threatened to fine the drivers If
they did not come up with the score
horse Roxie came up AWAY behind
several times, and his driver was fined
$40.
On the ninth score the horses got of.
stice took the lead, but Syndicate
passed him, and led on the half. On
the third quarter Syndicate was away
in the lead. On the home stretch
George Slice closed up little. but
syndicate finished first, with Stice Sec
ond, Morisco third, Lloyd fourth, At
lantic fifth and Roxie sixth. Time IS,
l:l4, l :53, 2:33t. Mutuals paid 81 80.
There was long discussion as to
whether Roxie should come in on the
next heat. Roxie's driver was drunk,
and the distance was waived and Roxie
allowed TO come in. OF course, ATTAIN
tic could not then be kept out.
In the third heat Syndicate sold for
$40 and the field Sll, George Stice SO
and the field $40.
After several scores the horses got
oil. Slice took the lead and kept it,
Syndicate was second at the half mile,
and on the third quarter Syndicate
pressed him hard, and down the home
stretch, and came up within length OF
the leader, Stice finished first, Syndicate
second, Lloyd third, Morisco fourth.
Time, 50, l;l6, 1854, 2:293. Mutuals
paid Sl40.
In the third heat Stice sold as favorite
at So, the field bringing 81.
At the start stice and syndicate were
neck and neck, running alongside each
other to the quarter, where Stice went
ahead. On the half the animals were
in close bunch. Stice being first aud
Syndicate close behind. AT the third
quarter Syndicate forged ahead, and
paced neck and neck with stlce. Stice
broke and Syndicate took the lead and
held it to the finish. Stice came third,
NIorisco second and Lloyd fourth.
Time, 40. l:l99, 1917, 2:35! Mutuals
pad $3.50.
In the fourth heat Syndicate sold for
S25 andS2O, and the field for SIS and Sl5.
Syndicate took the lead and kept 1t.
On the half mile he was slightly in the
lead ofssStice, and increased it on the
third quarter. On the home stretch
Morisco closed up on the leader, but
broke, and Syndicate finished in the
lead, thus winning three heats and the
race. Time-39, 1:17, l:55. 1888.
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rhnt .cForeo RLIlp I,.ns.

The following is the plank in the Re-
publican platform which the Demo-
cratic party denounces as revolution
ary and an outrage on the people OF the
South" Will any honest, patriotic cit
lien say that 1t is unpatriotic and I'M
Americana The force bill" issue is a
side issue raised TO create sectional
prejudice and to hold the solid south in
line, and here is the Republican decla-
ration it is based on:
We demand that every citizen Of the United
States shall be allowed to cast one free and I'M
restricted ballot in all public elections, and that
such ballot shall be counted and returned as
cast; that such laws shall be enacted and en-
forced rs will secure TO every citizen, be he rich
or poor. native or foreign born, white or black,
this sovereign right guaranteed BY the constltu'
ton.
The free and honest popular ballot, tho Just
and equal representation OF all the people, rs
well a. their Just and equal protection under the
laws. are the foundation OF our republican In
Institutions, and the party will never rclcnt It's
efforts until the integrity Of tho ballot and the
purity Of elections shall DO fully guaranteed and
protected In every state.
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Yesterdays Attendance Makes up
for the Loss on Monday, and the
Fair omoials are all smiles--The
Races Attract Much Attention, aud
Good limo is Mado.-To.Day's Pro-
Rramme.

record OF the Fair, but yesterdays
crowd will go down in history. Over
2O,0JO people were on the grounds dur
ing the day.
The main building was filed with q
never ceasing crowd; horticultural hall
was alive with a constant stream OF
sightseers, and the path along the cattle
pens was densely packed. The crowd
was good humored, aud the inevitable
jostling was taken in good part
The FAIR grounds had never held so
many vehicles before. In the quarter
stretch they stood close alongside, and
formed perfect labyrinth to those
whose business compelled them to
thread their way among them.
Martins Ferry and Bellaire sent huge
contingeRts, and the neighboring
smaller towns in Ohio aud this state
seemed to 10 have turned GU, en- masse.
The refreshmcnt stand men and the
anu sement fakirS did an immense bust
ness. coming money hand over fist. The
day was warm and lemonade would have
been at a premium had not a bountiiul
supply been provided. The capacity oil
the eating stands was taxed to the ut.
most, but as people were eating as late
as seven o'clock, no doubt there was d
plentiful supply of edibles on hand for
the crowd.
At o'clock the grand cavalcade made
its appearance. Headed by the Opera
House band and ]. W. Nichols, super
intendent OF the class horse department,
and A. K. Jacob, Of the cattle depart
ment, ali the horses, cattle and sheep
on exhibition we're gathered IN pro-
cession and walked around the track.
1t was a fine sight. The cavalcade will
show to-day at the same hour.
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oonnErrs pnnrTY wIFE.
How she Received tho News-Sho symPa
thIEoa with Sullivan.

thIEes With Sullivan.
New YoRK, Sept. s.-Mrs. James J..
Corbett, wife OF the new champion
pugilist Of the world, was up with the
sun this morning. eager to get the
morning papers and read the accounts
OF her husbands victory. She did not
take time to put on her reception cos
tune, but, clad in a pretty light blue
wrapper, fi%ed herself comfortably and
read all about it. Not coma, quota
ton mark, letter or syllable escaped her
notice.
"Was not that nice Of Mr.. Sullivan to
say what he did," she asked, and then,
woman-like, she proceeded to commits
crate with "Mr. Sullivan"
Mrs. Corbett showed the reporter the
following telegram received this morn
ing, which would tend to show that her
distinguished husband is in merry
mood down in the Crescent City:
"Cheer up. Cherries are ripe. Will
be home Sunday evening"
1.-THE expression cherries are ripe IS
fayorite one of Jim's when he is feel.
Ing pretty g0Ou, sdlu lHo puBllsbn
better half. ri should judge from it
that he and his friends are enjoying
themselves this morning and are a lit
tie mixed"
A telegram was received at the hotel
from Manager Brady ordering a brass
band to meet the returning party at the
depot and escort the victor in state TO
the hotel. Poor John" is the most
frequent expression in regard to the ex-
champion. While he had made many
enemies by his overbearing acts when
in his cups, still Sullivan has been
looked upon as the one man to protect
the pugiiistic championship Of the
world and keep it on our side Of the
water Doubts are freely expressed as
to Corbett's ability to retain the honor
as long as the man he has just defeated.
Said an old sport, and he voices the ma
jority Of opinion, "Well, so is Corbett.
He is good man, but there never was
but one Sullivan, and there never will
be. Poor john"
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Harr,,o,t ITO speak in New York.

NEW YoRk, Sept. S.-The Herald says
President Harrison will come to this
city again next week and carry out the
programme broken in two by the chol.
era alarm OF a week ago. This time he
will make campaign speech in Madi-
son Square Garden. The affair will be
great Republican demonstration.
Many other distinguished Republicans
will be there and address the multi.
tude. Full arrangements have not
been made yet, but the President will
be here about September 10. He will
make speeches from the train as he
journeys to and from Loon Lake. Mr..
Depew will speak. too, if he can get off
the city Of New York in time.
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Not a strong Candidate.

Special DiIpatch % lle IntelliJeHctr.
HUSTINeroN, W. Va, Sept. s.-The
Sixth District Democratic senatorial
convention met here this afternoon to
nominate candidate. The nomination
is gift to Putnam, going to that
county by consent Putnam presented
two men to the convention, James II.
Stewart and ]. T. Bowyer. Stewart got
the nomination on the first ballot. The
nomination is not considered strong
one, and it would not be a surprise if
Gates OF Putnam who was nominated
by the Alliance and endorsed by the
Republicans is the next senator
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRusTEE'S SALE.

TRusTEES SALE
BY virtue Ola decd Of trust made by Henry
GrIIon and Julia Chiffon, his wife, TO me as
trustee dated August -, 1891, recorded In inc
office Of the Clerk OF the County Court OF OHIO
county, West Virginia In Deed OF Trust BOOK
No. 49, page IDS, VIII sell at the north front
door OF the Court House OF said county. on
SATURDAY. THE lsr DAY OF OCTOBER, 1872
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, the following
described property, that Is 10 say: a certain
parcel OF real estate situated in an addition 70
the City OF Wheeling, laid out BY Beverly N.
EotF. executor Of the will Of John Eott begin,
Mug ut the northeast corner OF lot numbered
twenty.One In said addition on Jacob streets
thence southwardly along the west side OF Ja'
cob street about thlrty-One feet; thence west
wardly fifty feet; thence northWaT1ly 2bOn!
thiriy.ono feet TO the north line OF said lot:
thence eAstwRrdly 10 the place OF beginning, on
which Is erected double frame housc
The title TO the above property Is believed 70
be perfect. but selling ~ trustee Will convey
only the title vested In me by said deed OF trust
TERMS or SALE -One.thlrd and as much more
as the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the DAY
OF sale, the balance In two equal installments ".
one and two years. notes bearing interest IRON
the day 81 sale 10 be given Tor the deferred pay
ments W. j. w. COWDEN, Trustee:
w II. HALLER Auctioncer. au!y
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An ordorly EnIr Week.

There was never West Virginia
State Fair befose when so little dis
order and so few cases of pocketpicking
or other stealing were reported. The
week has been much duller than the
average in police circles. Whether
this is due to the action OF the associa-
ton in shutting out all gambling games
and devices or to the more numerous,
better organized and more efficient
special police force can only be coniec-
tured, but the fact is certainly worthy
of note.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. s.-Unoffi-
cial advices received at the department
of state from Venezuela this morning
were to the effect that General Crespo
has finally triumphed and the Dictator
ship has been overthrow. General
Crespo has, it is said, been called to
Caracas to assume the reins OF govern
ment, and there is now bright prospect
for the restoration of peace in the dis
tracted country.
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joliet, ILL.,. Sept. s.-Hon. William
NJ. Springer, chairman OF the ways and
means committee, was the principal
speaker at Democratic Day" of the
Illinois State Grange Chautauqua, at
New Lenox, to-day. The weather was
cool and bracing and many thousands
of people were assembled in the shady
grove. Mr.. Springer directed his argu-
ments principally to replying to Sena-
tor Culloms address OF yesterday. and
commenting on the letter OF acceptance
of President Harrison.
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Charter Granted.
n,.-I.k 4. "A. t..,.Il,..,.,,

fptcIu D79pUTCII % VIC IIHIIIYtIEVV7'
CHARLESTON, W. VA, Sept. S.-The
American Hernia Company was char
tered to-day. The principal office is at
Parkersburg, W. Va The capital sub
scribed is $500, with the privilege
granted to increase to $500, 900. The in
Corporators are Lysander Dudley, II. Nj.
Smith, ]. w. Wolf aud S. S. Stone, all
Of Parkersburg, W. Va.
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spRrSagrEID, MASS, Sept. s.-"Jersey
Lightning" Zimmerman, took three
records away from F. ]. osmond, the
crack English rider at Hamden Park
this morning. He started for the five
mile record, aud in so doing lowered
the three mile. four mile md five mile
records. His time was: 7;15, 9:41 and
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the FACES

Como OF Promptly and are Finished Early.
Nyrtis Peet's Exluunloa.
In the grand stand at the Fairgrounds
yesterday the largest crowd IN the his
tory of the association was assembled.
The seats in the stand were packed, and
down in front the crowd filed the space
between the lower seats and the fence.
Not vacant spot was visible, and no
more could have been crowded into the
structure.
The quarter stretch, the enclosure in
side the track, was jammel with ve-
hicles OF all descriptions, from the
wagon containing the family from the
country, 10 the fancy city turnout, fill.
ed with fashionable ladies. Any per-
son having business with the judges
stand or The pool box had lively time
lodging in and out among the carriages
and horses.
The runaways, such as occurred last
year in the quarter stretch. were noted
by their absence. No accidents occur
red and everything ran along smoothly.
Miss Myrtle Peek again gave an exhi-
bition OF fancy riding, making half
mile dash standing on two horses. A
stirring race was the one in which she
drove u team OF horses accompanied by
a running mate. The mile was made
in 2:ll4. The high jumping feat was
another feature OF the exhibition, and
thunders OF applause greeted the higher
leaps.
The first regular race on the pro-
0rnmma waa
2;24 TRor.
Purse $500, divided mile heats, best
three in five.
OF the seven horses entered Jim Rid
die, Lamar, Puck and. Happy Wanderer
came to the scratch. The four horses
got off well together and Lamar won
the heat, Puck arriving second, Jim Rid
die third and Happy Wanderer fourth.
Jim Riddle was set back to fourth place
for running. Time, 0:S7, l:l4, 1:5l,
2:26l. Mutuals paid 81. In the pools
Puck had been the favorite at 10, the
field selling for Z.
In the second heat the horses got off
in bunch. Lamar took the lead, Puck
a close second. On the the first half
Puck and Lamar came down neck and
neck, and Puck kept close to Lamar until
the finish. Lamar led, Puck second, Jim
Riddle third. Happy Wanderer broke
on the trip and had to be brought to
standstiii before he could resume his
gait. Time, O:S7!, 1913! 1850, 2:254.
Mutuals paid 81 10.
Lamar sold for $40 in the pool box in
the third heat. The field brought s..
The prettiest start this season was
made in this heat, the horses getting OIL
in line. Happy Wanderer broke just
beyond the wire; Lamar got in on the
half first, with Puck a close second.
Happy Wanderer was fourth and of
his feet. Down the home stretch they
came ina procession. with Lamar in
the lead, Puck second, Jim Riddle
third and Happy Wanderer fourth. 1t
was an exact repetition Of the second
Time-s7, 1913, 40, 2:249, Mutuals
paid 81 80.
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nj 10 clock II. m, offer Tor sale at the NORA
door OF tho Court House OF Ohio Count w
Va IN the city OF Wheeling At public auction
to he highest bidder, on tho terms haTelnAle'
mentioned, the property described as ioll9H,
viz: All that certain tract OF land situated ~
Ohio county. Wci Virginia adjoining the leHni,
sylyanla State line md lands OF James Iql,l
and others, and bounded and described as lgf
lows, tosWit: Beginning a. a largo white 01A
corner 10 land OF Hugh Enklnc; thence "
lands OF James Todd north Pa west gi.v pole,
TO stone; thence north lSlSo west 2slS PoIs %
a stake; thence north 4gifo east l83 poles % .
stake; thence north 100 west 2ss g9SS,,
TO red oak; thence north 3il4' west ~
poles to stake; thence north ~ ehal q.
poles TO stone; thence north &i.' ca, ~
poles o a stone; thence south slSa east Z, P,,,5
TO a stone; thence north 50 east Va poles ~
stone; thence By lands OF POrt0r and ChailD.is
north 873l' east = pole, TO stone IN iho ~ ~
line; thence south y West 1910 poles 70 lo'i
nearS white oak thence by line Of Net ,Gs..s
heirs south 613{' west7 poles to stone .Ens.IS
south 81 east 10 poles 10 q white OAK ~
south $50 west "a poleI 20 sugar ma
south 1iIs' east % poles 10 white OAK 'a4Iif5
south -, west % poles to,1 stone; thehgo 5,5t1
$50 cast "a poles 10 white oak; ihgng, ,}s n
ldlSa east 80 poles 10 beech; thonce ~ Iaa' ~
Hugh ETskiae north 81 west g Yole' !" "a
place OF beginning, and containing a acre 49,
- poles. more or loss. VAN
THRNs OF sALE-one.ihIrd and ns much MA IN
rs the purchaser NAV elect TO pay IN 'a' ,,.s 10
balance in two equal annual payments h,o,.',i,y
be given for the deinTrcd iustallmenti ygst'g
interest from the date OF sale, payable anl..IlE-
with good security. and the title TO be 'V''-''
until full payment ,so,- r.ns,ee
aus y. 3. ALLISON lF"''
The above sale Is adjourned until Tub7pAN
SEPTEMBER 49, 1892, at 10 o,clooi q lTl..r,,se.
WHEELING, W. Van sept. z, lss2.
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In thousands of cases the cure of Q
cough is the preventive Of consumption
The surest cough medicine in the world
is DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup
Sold by all dealers on q guarantee oil
satisfaction. D&w
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Po.tmn.Ier .NnpoInteL

Special Dispatch TO The Lnieltgeac1.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. s.-POst-
masters appointed: w. L, Boone, vice
]. E. Wotson declined, Montana Mines,
Marion county; A. B. Redden, vice E.
Burke resigned, Sunhower, Raleigh
county.
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DEVELOPMENT FOR GOOD BUSI.

Good energetic business mon wanted 10
travel in all parts OF the United States IN the
interests OF the AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE. 4
patriotic, irnternal. benevolent and protective
-sOeIety. This society possesses stronger aud bet,
Ter iraternRl aud protective features than any
other insurance order IN existence. No short
term or "EndOwmenr scheme, but p0rieC.
plan OF protective life Insurance. SAFE, 'EQUl
TABLE, Ec0NoMGCALand easy to work. iii,
plans are exeellout, readily Understood and Fes
ommend themselves. This society now number,
among its members larger percentage Of intel
portion TO It's total membership. than any Other
order The most liberal Inducements a. regards
pay, steady employment, territory, etc, offered
The right men 10 act as special agonA Call q.
oJaddrcss.
THEoFFIcEoFTHE AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE
2iOl chaplinc Street
my2l Wheeling. ". Va
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for purse Of $500, divided; mile heats,
best two in three.
The new arrangement Of having the
running race in the middle of the pro-
gramme met with the appreciation Of
spectators. Heron, Friday, Great Scott
and Gendarme were entered and came
10 the scratch. The heat was won by
Gendarme. Time %, 521, l:2l, l:4S5.
Paris mutuals paid 81 80. Fridays
rider was fined SO, for talking back to
tho starter.
In the second heat Gendarme sold for
10, field 4.
The horses got off in a bunch, and
we're punched clear around to the quar-
ter. Gendarme led at the half, with
Friday second. On the third quarter
Gendarme increased his lead a little,
and came under the wire length
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E. 3. Porrs. nc sroRE.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

Tho Greatest Sale on Record Crowds
E.B. Potts's Big store at Main and
Tenth Streets, and the Boom is in
Fun Blast...Barsains Going Like a
Flash at Half Price and Less--A
Present to Every Customer Who
Cuts This Out.
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TRUsTEEs SALE
nIs nuTn GnTgNTFV EADNf

BE- virtue Of deed OF trus, dated the. third
DAY OF January. A. D. 1891, aud recorded In ih1
ONCE OF tho Clerk OF the County Court OF ono
County, West Virginia In Deed OF Trust BooS
No. II, page j7S. made by Daniel Mcdonald and
Haryey H. Nc Donald TO me, the underIgnei
trustee. ] Will, as such trustee on
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OF Oxford Ties and low shoes Of every
description at reduced prices.
LV. BLOND.
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WANTED.

CO0D SALARY GU ARANrEED To
VI ladies willing to do writing for me altber
homes Address mo in own handwriting with
stamped envelope MISS EDNA b SMYTHF
South Bend Ind, proprietor OF the famous Clio.
ria Water for the complexion. SOS
WTANTED-FoR THE UNITED
w STATES ARMY. abls bodied, unmarried
men, between the ages OF n and 80 years Good
pay rAiions. clothing aud medical Attendance
Applicants must be prepared TO furnish salts.
hciory evidence rs 10 nyc, character and habit,
Apply at llSl Main street, Wheeling. W, Va
jyg7.MWtr
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Foa aENT.

TSOR RENT-THE THREE-SToRY
It business house, No 1914 Main street ".
]. W. COWDEN. mr2i
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NOR RENT-ELEGANT OFFICE
il tiBt floor front, In new addition 10 library
building. Apply to N. sOENEB0RN, Hub Cloth.
icrs HulD
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NOR RENT-TWo ROOMS ON
a Chaplno street. between Twelfth and Four.
teenth streets, suitable for Offices: possession
given Immediately. Inquire at this Office, Iyl
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Purse $500, dividedi milo heats, best
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-12-20
GRAND JURY.
They Appear Before Judge Ry.
land With a Batch Of
indictments.

The grand jury j. still nj work.
The August body is swapping stories and
drawing Sl.3o per day part oi the time.
Ii filed into the court room this morning
looking sleepy.
Ii presented the following indictments &:
George Cliff. who Is charged with steal
ing a watch August II. lS9.. frum Nora
Mavdall, drew grand larceny prize.
Charles Wcvand late landlord al Hotel
Riley was indicted Tor obtaining property
by false preten>e. This matter grew out
pi some complications regarding the trans
fer oi the iuniiure of that hostclcry.
Ed Harris. who WIS u C"lorad" tu>>
was indicted for assault with intent To- Kill.
Peter Seitz. indicted for obtaining goods
by fake preten>c> from The Keller 'iro-
Gerry Company and j. L. i.amcy.
in the ,a-e ri Earnest Fleming. charged
with confidence game entered a motion in
arrest ii judgment and i"r new trial,
both Of which were over-rule,i. exceptions
taken, an an appeal had. with leave L" lille
bill of exception within ~ days.