davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03
OLARKsBURa

CLARKsBURG W. VA, December 2--Ihe
circular entitled "Our College Question
BOr Popui,' mailed from Columbus, ono,
TO every person Of any prominence IN tulS
county,. instead Of being the voice OF the
people, is the mere fretful winnings OF a
very small freuZied d~emagogUe, who, oW-
ing 10 the extreme personal character OF
his sO-Culled tract, was ashamed 10, ana
dare not sign his name to IT. or
mail iJ ut any PoStohice IN thls
state. This effort by an anonymous
publication 10 besmirch the good name OF
cur most estimRble citizens, and TO defame
the character of q Christian minister Will
avail the enemies Of Clarksourg nothing,
nor I'M any way influence any Of its citizens
from a consideration Of the true issue IN
vOlved in the college question. The merits
OF the matter is what the public want. Inc
tactics resOrtgd 10 by the anonymous
writer in his dark plot, show the extremity
Of his cause, and like q dying man grasps
at o straw in his expiring struggle, attacAs
I'm the night the character OF consistent
Christian men and women, Dotwlthstand-
ing the fact that be more than likely is Nv
ing In q glass house.
TaeDuDic. however, inlY rest assured
that as the college was transferred by IT'S
stockholders 10 the Baptist Church with
the distinct understanding and agreement
that it was TO remain located Ot ClarkS-
burg, and that the stock, or at least nine
tenths Of it, was subscribed by citizens OF
this city and those within a radius OF
forty miles OF il, that the Baptist Church
will remain true 10 It's pledges, maintain
Us honor and Christian integrity by grant
ing the prayer If its three great aSsocia-
lions TO maintain as an academy what was
heretofore known as BroaddUs College at
CI3rks0urg.
The persons spoken Of as possible candi-
dates for Mayor are s.. Il. Steel, NJ. 3.
Riley and Col. T. S. Spates.
Is. Il. LOWndes has returned from New
York.
Mrs. Mary r. GoH is now in Washing
ton.
c. Spriggs Sands is back from Phila-
deiphia.
Prof and Mrs. L. j. Corbly are visiting
at Alma, w, Va.
The Christian EudeavOr Convention as
seubles In this city next week.
Rev. Father O'Couner, who has been in
Baltimore several days, is home again.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03
HANNIBAL

HANNInAL, o., December 2-Clair
O'Nell, of Wheeling, spent last Sabbath
with his parents of this place.
Miss Macy Bare returned home from
Indiana. where she had been for several
mouths visiting relatives.
Miss Reua Clegg. of New Castle, Ohio,
was the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Mckelvay,
last Sunday.
Captain Charles Muhleman and Mr..
and Mrs. VI. 3. O'Nein left on Thursday
morning for Berea, Ohio, to attend the
funeral of "a relative, Professor Paulus, or
the Baldwin University OF that place.
Miss Sadie Lenkard left Friday on an
extended visit 10 relatives in Pittsburg
aud M~Oundsviile, W. Va.
Miss Lib Nolj spent Thanksgiving with
New Martinsville friends.
Levi Tucker, Of New Martinsvllle, w.
Va, was in town Thursday on business.
Cards seem 10 be the principal amuse-
ment Of the most of our young folks these
long winter evenings.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03
NElGHB0RHOOD.
WHAT has BEEN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS TIE PAST WEEK
Social Affairs Happenings and Events Of Local
Interest Gathered b. Register Reporters
Rsaia6ls Resume Of Ao News
NEW MARrINsYILLE.


NEW MARrlNsvILLE. December 9-The
plotracted meeting now in progress az the
A. ~ church is becoming very interesting.
IL Will continue hex week.
Monday evening, at their home on Maple
avenue, Misses Mary aud Lizzie Slender
very pleasantly entertained a number of
their friends.
The Gleason Theatre Co. viii be at the
Opera House all next week.
George Umstead, of Pi~ttsburC. was here
TINS week spending Thanksgiving with his
parCa,s.
Miss Lillian Eakin. who has been a.
washington, Pa, attending school, re-
turned tNme Wednesday evening and will
VISIT her friends several davs.
MISS Annie Reithmll.er has returned
ron a very pleasant two weeks visit 10
Pittsburg.
Miss Orsimi Lowry, Of lexington. Va. is
the guest OF her friend, Miss Bessie I'm
stead, for a few DAYS.
Mrs. g. knose, OF SissersviIle, was the
guest of friends Ia the city this week.
Miss Mamie McNIurn. Of New Martins
vile, o., was the guest of her cousin, Miss
Eva Hunter, Thursday.
Miss Ola Wetzel was at Hannibal, o.,
visiting friends this week.
diss Jessie HOrnOrOok was the guest OF
friends at Sistersvilla last Saturday and
Sunday.
Thomas Mills has commenced work on a
new well near the big gasser on FIuherty
Run. This one will be drilled for Oil.
Mrs. q. g. Eisenbarth was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Fisher, of Hannibal,
this week.
Miss Minnie Clark was I'm Sistersville
during the week visiting friends.
Austin Adams, of Hal's Mills, has en-
tered the Ohio River railroad telegraph
Office here 10 be- an operator.
j. W. Aclntire was ia Burton Thursday
n made the presentation for the Junior
Order United American Mechanics, who
presented the schools of this place with q
beautiful silk flag that day.
A. b. Moore returned from PGr6ersburg
tonight. He had been there ATTENDING tue
suit for damages of Moore vs.. OHIO River
Railroad Company, which was tried this
week.
Geo. Latin, Of Huntington, IS in the
city.
j.. ID. O'CoDnOr and wife Of Parkersbur,
were the guests of Mrs. O'ConnOr's father,
Judge Umstead, Thursday.
It. is reported that the TerpsichOrean
club viii entertain their friends about
December goth, with one Of their famous
hops.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03
sIsTERsyILLE

S-1sTERsvrLLE, December IA. Locke
and Tom Sellers attended the ball az Mid
|dlebourne Thanksgiving Eve
A large masquerade ball took place
Thursday night 40 the Eagle ball room.
Their dances are quite q success and the
hostess deserves credit for the way they
are conducted.
George Work, the handsome and obliging
proprietor Of the Arlington Hotel, issued q
numCer Of ivitations to his friends for
Thanksgiving dinner. The writer was
there aud 20 say The menu was 'Out OF
sighJ' Is putting 10 mild.
Clifford Ramey, of the Washington, Pa,
college, is visiting bis parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. O. Is. Ramey 40 this place.
DR.. O.. V. West was elected superintend-
enF of tho water works by the Council at
toe last meeting. Doc is q hustler.
George Thomson and Dan Kelly are re-
building their restaurant on Wells street
John Slemaker, who has been spenOlng
the summer at Cumberland, Md, IS homo
again.
Miss Maud Thistle's euchre party was
the aswelIest affair of the season.
Mrs. Bob Eyelau1, who has been dan
gerOusiv ul, rs slowly recovering.
The Methodist congregation gave q mu-
steal entertainment. Thursday evening, 10
q crowded house. TO was enjoyed by all,
and the church made money.
The Citizens Volunteer Hose Company,
(T. w. Atwood, captain), have awarded
the contract for buildings hose house Tor
them, 20 Thomas Booker, New Martins
vile.
W. IT. Gillespie and mother decided 70
the Citizens Hose Company enough land
70 build their hose house on. The boys
voted them thanks % their last meeting.
Mccormack 81 Morrison have sold their
stock of furniture aud rented their build
ing 20 an OH man, who will carry on the
business so cne old stand.
Miss Mollje RCOme, who mas Oeen a.
tending seminary al Washington, Pa, is
homo for a few DAYS visiting parents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03

Miss Katie Z. Carney, Of McMechen,
and Mr.. Thomas Manion, or Mheehng,
we're married on last Thursday, November
80. at the home ct Rev. Father McDer-
mott. this being the first time for him 10
o~fjciate e. a marriage. After the mar
riage. the Young couple with their num-
erous friends, repaired TO the residence OF
the brides parent, Mr.. John NJ. Carney,
the well known B.. q Q. engineer, where
the reception was held. The presents
were quite numerous and very costly.
The McMechen cornet band, composed OF
the principal yousg men OF the burg, IN
der the leadership Of Mr.. j. Marp-
bic, serenaded the young couple.
After playing several pieces they were IN
vited into the parlor, where refreshments
were served. About 9 o'clock the spacious
dining rooms were cleared, and Prof. 4.
Davis string band being in readiness, tue
young folks tripped the light fantastic IN
ill the wee small hours Of the morning,
when the guests retired wishing the young
couple many years Of happiness and Joy.
The following people from Wheeling
were present.: Mrs. Grammer, Mrs. Brad
lev and daughters, of Twenty-fourth street,
the Misses Rinkus u Reed, Mrs. Bartiy
and daughters. Mrs. Jessie Shafer, MT:
and Mrs. Mamie Landers, MIR. and
Mrs. VIM. Manion, father and
mother OF the groom, John Man
ion, Misses Katie, Mary and Della
Manion, brother and sisters OF the groom,
and Misses Minnie Cramer and Anna and
Ella O'Hare, Maud Ward. Lizzie Genaugn
and Maggie O'Malley, and MIR. and Mrs.
E. J. Malley. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Heard,
Mrs. John Hill, Mrs. Millard Hill. and
Messrs, p. Cuppeuger, J. Miller, T.. Haley,
j. Bailey, Luke Rider, VIM. Farrell, Thos.
BARLEY and u. DitmaH. Mr.. Frank Gard
ner acted as groomsman and Miss Ella
Bradley as bridesmaid. Mr.. Manion and
bride Will reside at McMechen until some
time, in the spring, when they will move
to Wheeling. Mr.. Manion is a well-known
employe of Nell q Ellingham.
Seabright Division No. Az, B. OF l.. e.
will hold their weekly meeting at Shaffer
hall at $50 p. m. All Brotherhood men
are invited to attend.
OJames Leonard, Of McMechen, has &C
cepted the position as track foreman, the
position formerly held by the late William
Fox.
The B. 81 o officials were here yesterday
on a tour of inspection, and left on No. 3,
running as second section for Columbus,
Ohio.
Mr.. Frank Cooper, well known brake
man of the Blue Line who has been on the
sick list, is about well. He will resume
his position Monday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03
TERRA ALTA.

TERRA ALTA, W. Va, December p
Sheriff Shaw was in town this week col
Letting taxes. .
MIR. and Mas. j.. II. ROdefer spent
THANKSGIVING at Albrlghtsville, the guest
of Mr.. aad Mrs. David Morgan.
Several of the boys attended the ball at
Oakland, Thursday.
One Of our former boys and Mr.. James
Stucke. travelling statesmen for KRAFT X
Rosenburg. was in town Tuesday.
G. w. BifhOp returned to-day from a
months visit in Florida, he is well pleased
with the country.
Prof. G. NJ. Ford spent Thanksgiving In
ROwlesbuCg,
j.. j.. Guseman and wife, who have been
spending several months in Minnesota,
have returned.
WIN. Fl. Glover is on the sick list.
l.. A. Zentz, of this county, shipped from
this place during the past ten days 500
pounds Of dressed turkey and over LOCO
chickens.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03
S

WELLsBURe, December miss AIDA
Cleland, Of Cross Creek district, gave a
very rice party to her friends last night.
Cards are out announcing the wedding,
on Wednesday, December 6tb, OF Mr.. JAS.
7. Cree and Miss Bessie George.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lewis, OF Caledo-
MIA, MINI, are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. jay Radcliffe.
Samuel Jacob returned from Washing
ton, d. c., on Monday.
Mrs. A. Buchanan, whose illness was
noted lasr Sunday. is reported some better.
Martin Y. Hukill. OF Buffalo district,
was in the city on business on last Tues
day.
Miss Alice Baxter entertained a numpSeI
Of her u friends very pleesantlo "a
Thursday evening, IN honor Of hor F101
Miss Jennie Jacob, OF Wheeling.
Rev. Samuel Cochrsue is III. D.,
County Superintendent G.. W. sSH
has been visiting the chools for 81 ne
prof. Frank St. Clair. formegHol snls
place. but lately Of Missouri, = rev
DAYS AGO, and vas buried at P "eern
home. al d;s.-
80 ~ fr;en5s a dancing mart Tuesday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03
K

WARRENroN, o., December2.-Rev. Hoo
yer is holding q series of meetings this
week in the NJ. Z. Church in this village.
George and VIII Glow, Tom Pope and
George King went to PittSburg On Thurs
dav 10 take their places on the towboats
going down on the present rise.
A. p. King is confined to the house.
William Jackson and wife are both laid
laid up with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metzger spent Thanksgiv-
inc with her mother in Ashland.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03
PARSONS.

PARSONS, w. VA. December 2.-Hon. ].
IT. Hoke. Judge of the Third judicial cir
emit adjourned court here last Wednesday.
It was tie first regular term held at the
new county seat.
1t is believed by many people In this
section that the fight for Congressional
honors in this district next November viii
be between Hon. C.. Wood Daily and A. G..
Dayton.
State Senator VIM. G.. Worley, Of King
wood, is in town looking after his large
timber interests.
Miss Mary Strader. Of Beverly, is visit
E--tF~lIma RlackmnH
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03
RAYENsWOOD


RAvENswooD, w. Va, December 2-Dr'
Eagau, Of Gleuville, passed through toWu
Tuesday EN- route TO Spencer, Wnere ne
assumed his duties as assistant physician
10 the Spencer Insane Asylum.
Mrs. Nicholas Fitzhugn, CnarlesJon
who came up 70 attend the funeral or her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Barre, last SUNDAY, re-
manned al week the guest OF her Irlenu,
Mrs. Everett e.. Smith.
Capt. Frank Cooper and VIE spent
Thanksgiving with Captain cooper 81
WasningtOn's Bottom.
Miss Minnie Smith, OF ParAerSourg,
rent Tuesday here.
1isses Susie and Flora smith, OF Spen-
rere guests of friends this Week
@ Il. r.. Fleming returned WeQneS-
hing from Circuit Court IN Spen-
,ury .Hoyt. wife Of the Superin-
the ASYLUM at Spencer, came
and remained until WedneS'
daughter, Mrs. Cooper.
reception was rendered the
~ Inc Christian EndeaY-
held here Tuesday and
the home society at the
e Mr.. B. ID. Williams,
wheeling, spent Sun
Aaefer, OF Wash
to their homo
the hrss Of the
Rrkersburg.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03
LADIES' CLOAKS.

Ladies' Good ServCeabe Cloth Jackets, style up to date, Handsomely
Trimmed in Fur, wholesale price AS Our Price S2.9S.
Ladies' Fine Jackets, Columbian Collar, Trimmed In Electric seals aud
Fur, factory price 10, Choice now 81. IS
At 81 Is Ladies' CheWOJ Jackets In Black and Navy, Worth collar, Hand
somelv trimmed in Electric Seal, Cape Satin Lined, factory wholesale price
$1,000 Choice at S745. e..
Doube Collar. Satin Lined, Handsomely Trimmed In Labrador Seal and Braid
around Waist and Cape. factory price $50, Choice ats $3.50.
Better grades at SO. SO, SII5O to 5000, fully one-hat less than pre-
vaftng prices
Over $500 Ladies', Misses and Chndren's Wraps in this big buy More
Cloaks here OF every kind from medium to finest than in the combined stocks OF
all stores ia the city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03

"change of hfe"; women approaching
confinement; nursing mothers and ev-
cry Oma who is rundown or over
worked. it is a medicine that builds up,
strengthens, and regulates, no matter
what the condition of the system.
It's an invigorating, restorative tonic,
. soothing and bracing nervine, and the
only gkGraRteed remedy for "female
complaints and weaknesses. In bear
ing-down sensations periodical pains,
liberation Inflammation, and every kin
dred ailmeht, if it ever fails to benefit or
cure, you have your money back
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03
u LADIES JACKETS.

Misses Good Serviceable Heavy Cloth Jackets Full Sleeves sizes g. and
10 years. factory price $3.50 They are Yours at 9Sc
At S2.9S Young Ladies Jackets, made Of Diagonal Cloth, columbian
Collar, factory price 81 so, Choice ut SOS
At 81. 30 YounG Ladies' Jackets, Elegantly Made, Satin Lined, Columbian
Collar Braid and Velvet Trimmed, worth $1,000 Choice Il $3.50
AT e.. 40 Young Ladies' ALwo)l Cloth Jackets, Worth Collar, Trimmed
In Eecuic Seal and Braid, Satin Lined, factory wholesale price slle5, choice at
$40. c..
At IS. 80 and So 40 the Finest Melton, Beaver and Chevot Jackets, Satin
Lined. Hand sewed, Trimmed in Electric Seal, Labador Seal and Braid Trimmed,
factory price $1,000 $500 and S2OO0, Choice for $500 and S940
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03
HELP Is WANTED

A144 -
by the women who
are ailing and suf-
fering, or weak and
exhausted. And, to
every such woman,
help is guaranteed
by Doctor Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip-
ton. For young
girls just entering
W~OmanhoOd; wO-
man ar the critical
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03

Fox all forms OF dIsordered stlmach use
Bromo-Selszer. A palatabf' prompt
anrA
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-12-03
CLOAKS.

Good durable Plaid Cloth clOaks in sizes 4 6 and 5 years. factory whole
sale Price $3.50, Yours for csc Each.
Chudren's Handsome Plaid Cloth Cloaks, Large CAPE, n Sleeves sizes 4
IA years factory price 80, They ar Yours for SLs0
Misses Heavy Cloth Cloaks Trimmed in Braid, Columbian Collar, Sizes 6
and S wears, factory wholesale price $3.50, Choice At S29o.
Plaid and Scotch Mixtures Chldren's Cloth Cloaks, sizes 6to Il years.
wholesale price $780, Choice S3 sd.
Finer Grades at $3.50, So so to $500 Tor the Finest OnHdrens and
Misses Garments ever brought to this city. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
Or. Ross who acted as his agent in the purchase Of

Dr. Ross who acted as his agent In the purchase OF
Ormonde.
Wv H. Forbes Is the purchaser Of Meidler the horse
is likely 10 be az the Readye Farm. The buildings on
the farm are costly and handsome The paddocks are
fitted with all OF the mudern improvements but when IL
comes the question Of raising facehorses IL has beeh
proved many times that Morelo>. Domnos st. Leonaas
and that class OF horses do not thrive very well on
buildings and Improvements only
The Monmouth Park Racing Association Is sad u oc
controlled now by syndicate Of men VINO are powerful
the INF
Charlie. Reed OF the Fai' view Farm lays mat ne
advocate. $4,000 Derby AZ Chicago every year oue
ne Intend, before tnr Executive ,mllI" al WASH
incton PARK and induce tncm 10 give the b der oi
the winner a pat of tlc stake. Charles ic'd l. me
modern Ajax. lie H., the ligtnine. hrc - pes,ieh'''
Nowithsiaidmg the fact that he Lost 'iNtN io'i- DS
death last Il have sc.cHtYNo on t'c lafi
twenty them by ST. u aise II they come 10 tl'
will BE- plea d. but II they all dlr' IT. III th"
game AID can't change Il. 10 don intend To "oii!
about IT," MI Reed 4, in Sarat ga for r." dry
Colonel McIrwcc remarked b. some nj" d. last nght
that horses sold the bca.inc-tp sale oil the thr"t
stable $4,000 in the INST thirty days oil the
REGULAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
4 TRAINERS NOTES ON THE TURF.

The wanderers are returning from the West. iamhiey
and Fitzpatrick. the jockeys arrived at the track ycer'
dar Jamlcy intc,dcd ~ return Ncstibule limited
train but made a and boarded milk train instead
william Lokoand has nothing but praise 10" the KIM
~ atnent and courtesy o. the officials Of the PENNSYLVANIA
rau-oad and Adams Express Company. VINO landed 1T.
eooaras and Chorer al Fort Hamilton hours ahead OF
,ho o,ber horses that raced the American Derby at
,.icaco Lakeland said he could not account for the
-, ao,.v NJ the post. II Chicago he said.
..,,.h TWO horses NJ and ready 10 race St
tcop.rds Of course my choice for the Derby. lie
mad ctup In his training account Of splnt or else
lao nigh, have had or two In him TO help to Stay
him. up for such race.
Jobn Hylani said that he wanted no more trips 70
Chicago. - 49,. L. =,
The Great Trh Stakes gave AN easy victory for the
,,oono or Domino and Hyderobad. They romrcd home.
ur,cn,s carried Garrison Is the top wave once
o,o having roced himself into form.
rhcrc are nearly cc0o horses in training in tho
,.hhorhood Of Newly ,rk and is difficult t. get
a,,on t,,rszcd fields to race for II 900 purses.
p.,rhox is decidedly OF. When thrcevear-od loses
ri, form 50 completely seldom rogan' II until he is Il
-ye1r-oi i'd
Idca.clph's victory pleased everybody, all Amcri-
,, ,urfmcn admire Colonel North's pluck In sending
,,.r stable OF horses compete with the Americans
1adcslcich is likely win many races " properly
placed. - -,
The sale of Me1dler 10 an American for more than
-. 900 started the turfmen guessing To The buyer
some persons said that w. II. Forbes OF iseadvle,
Mass was the purchaser but Is possible that Colonel
W. p Tbompson Of Brookdnlc bought the thrce-year-
did crack TO place the head OF his stud
w O'B. McDonough was at the track accohpan'eo o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
CHARTER OAK AND FLEETWOOD PARKS.

At the Murray IIll Iotc; Yesterday w. u. Fasir I.
Dctz r. Greenwood the commute" appointed bf IN"
Ncw.York Driving cub mot Morgan g. Bukr"7. pr'si-
dent Of the Charter Driving club. and John Il. Il,
one Of is d-octors. TIE Connecticut men coniirmci
the Arrangement made b. their s,ceiafy Bufd" IOomi,
10 ,olldatc trotne meetings Of New YORK and
lt,ttforf The Joint committees wiz open
purses sufficient IN mp the projected SIX dny cgrann"
Tue fleetwood manager contemplate making several de
rahc improvements connection with tho me- ti1c. such
As building a new stand the hluf north Of tn club.
house and arranging line Of stages fiom the end
az ,hr elevated rallioId - the park gate.
The probabilities hat this Joint meeting VIII need
o he repeated also To- the present Legislature
~ Connecticut dssolyr~ June 80 and tho nest one
dies not meet until carly In 1870. Should The con
solida,cd meeting N,ult In financial success the Hart
ford committee tic Joint purchase Of Land SONG
.,o,c hetwe , MINIS Park ard Flectw ood. and The
,uudinc a. nr-t-cl.,> tottlng track, with the view
~ holding Joint annual slrne aud summer meetings
~, New.Yo.k priNinc Club - only yearly tenant
-, Fleetwood and anou e. year will profatly the
old parE cut up for building p1rpos -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
cooD DIcYrLF RIDERS ENTERED

C. W. Dolntgc. the champion OF Western New York
Yesterday entered I'm all the be- given under the
au.pce 81 the National Cycling Association Manhattan
Field ON July 3 and 4. He Is considered q man and
will prove interesting competitor Tor u no. Wheeler,
TaNis Murphy Kluge. and the other, entered. Anong
the other entries received yesterday those Chac
Ashinscr and William Martin, both winners sx-day
hcyc. race, held Madison square Garden Martin and
Ashngef are good spinters and. with fail handle D.
they hope 70 be able hold their with the .uetv
short-di.tance riders.
s.hOheld the fastest rider in England. aid TO be
on his way here take part in the races. He f. OK
pected 10 arrive Fridsy the Gormanc with Sanger
the American amateur. The Amateur Association in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE spEYER LOAN TO BIZ CARED FOR.

Philadelphia. June 2'.-Thc negotiations which
have been carried FOR several days between the
lnnna cement Of the Reading Railroad. TIA" Finance
Company. Of Pennsylvania. and the New-lork bank
Ing house of spryrr Co.. are nearing satisfactory
cOnclu-ion and II Is virtually settled that the
speyer loan of ~. 600 900 10 the Reading will BE-
cared for 1T maturity In such n manner a To pre-
clndr the po~>lhIt, Of sale OF III" collateral'
securing the loan. The matter was considered NJ
length by the receivers today and while the deal
is not finally decided upon, II Is known that only
few unimportant details remain 70 be adjusted.
Tho precise nature of the settlement which II l.
thought will be effected has not yet been disclosed
lu the report that the Headings note for H3Ooo.-
OOO with the accompanying cOdteral> VIII be- taken
on the ~p,,yrr, liant, 10y tn" Finance Company Is
auhoritatlvcly denied.
II reported this afternoon that President
Joseph = Harris. Of the philadclplil and Reading
Railroad and coal and Iron Companies. would resign
and t:cCrsc II. Earle. lr president OF the Finance
Company. or Pennsylvania which concern * the
Eeadlng's commercial agent would succeed him. The
rnmor Is denied by both Mr. Earle and Mr.. Harris.