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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-07
BABY ONE SOLID SORE.
Tried Everything Without Relicf...No
Rest Night or Day.--Cured by
Cuticura RcmcdIcs.

Ny baby, when two months old had break.
ing out with what tho doctors called eczema.
Her head, arms. feet and hands wore each one
loOtOrs nor RnythIng else did her any good. We
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TIE highest praise has been won by
Hoods Pills for their easy, yet efficient
action. Sold by all druggists. Price %
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Chicago Inter Ocean (Rep.)
The worst danger of the period is
that OF the panirky feeling among the
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will soon 30 opened IN GravessHd,
Long Ialaad Tic place viii be called
Enthusiastically the.Sea
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SECRETARY HoKE SMITH will have to
unearth $4,000 fraudulent pension
claims before he will save tho country
that $2O,OOO,OOO which he boosted he
would save under his recent order. Up
to date he has found one. This is doing
very we'll. Only 1899 more to find be.
fore Hoke will be entitled to be called
tho greatest American discoverer.
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Do you need silks Of any kind, for
any purposeP Attend our great sale OF
these to-day. GEO. NJ. SHOOK q 10.
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Keen II Up, ECkels,

W09IlN1E0E7F0sE IIHuI
II Comptroller Eckels keeps up his
present gait the Zimri Dwiggins system
Of banking will soon be undermined.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-07

TAKE Simmons Liver Regulator for
dyspepsia, biliousness or headache.
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Rolf & ZANE are agents for McMechen
lots, and have them from first hands at
very lowest prices. 1927 Market street
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FATAL neglect islittle short OF suicide.
The consequences Of o neglected cough
arc too well known TO need repeating.
Dr.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup cures O
cough promptly. Sold by all dealers on
a pnaran toe OF satisfaction.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-07

WuErIrNo's Fourth of July demon
stration is going to DO worthy Of her.
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SUM MER SCHOOL.
SPECIAL SUMMER SESSION
Wheeling Business College,
-BEGMNtNG-
MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1898.
For tho Special Benefit of Public School
Scholars, Teachers and Others.
Short Commercial and shorthand Courses, also,
any OF the English branches

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS
This will DO specially favorable opportunity
for the boys 9nd girls 10 learn 10 write,
Unusually low nlteS. Call or send for special
circular, giving prices and full particulars je!
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-20
MARTINS FERRY.
Nows Notcsiand Personals from Our Near
EeiglibOr.

Nows Eotcs'and Personals from Our Near
Eeiglbor.
"spidcr" Coss received his pension Of
$50 on Saturday morning and up to yes.
terday afternoon had been arrested
three different times for drunkenness,
paying two fines Of one and costs each
time. The third time he was arrested
he did not have more than Sl5 on his
person.
This week the Cleveland & Pitts.
burgh will put up a stand pipe near tho
freight depot for the purpose Of water.
ing engines, tho company to pay the
city for tho water used, All engines
arc now supplied ut Bellaire, which
city charges too much.
Tho Presbyterian church was vol
filled yesterday morning and evening to
hear Rev. A. i. Marshall, Of East Liver.
pool, and all were highly pleased with
him. He led the y. NJ. Q. A. meeting
in the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morgan buried
q little child at Riverview yesterday
afternoon. Rev. A. W. Butts otficlated.
Mrs. Morgan's sister, Mrs. Sisson, Of
Washington, Pa, attended the funeral.
Mayor A. W. Harris and oficer
William Bowman, who have been quite
sick with typhoid foyer, were both some
better yesterday.
Walnut Grove, along Fifth street, Is
being cleared preparatory to the cree.
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Miss Ella Wheeler, No I9s Seventeenth street,
a philadelphia drossmhkeF, furnished the
following remarkable statement for publication
In endorsement OF DIS, Copeland, Bell & Dayis's
method OF treatments
MY trouble began twenty-five years ago"
says Miss Wheeler, with cough, cold, sneezIng
and teyeEIsh spells, l have taken q Thorough
treatment from ditesu of our city physicians
aud have swallowed a barrel of cod liver oil In
the rounds Of them all without benefit
"some OF the doctors told me my trouble was
hereditary and | would never got we'll OF It,
while Others told me | might grow out of 1t, but
everything took did me po good, One doctor
told me l had consumption and would never
get we'll
FINALLY | read In one of the papers Of a lady
who had precisely the same symptoms as | had
aud | felt II she could get cured | could also, so
! made up my mind to go and consult Drs,
Copeland, Boil aud Davis aud tho lrst visit |
made to their Office | was SO near dead aud so
very weak l had TO stop ut different places on
my way to rest. | at once placed myself under
their care, Al that time my nose would stop np
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and mucus continually dropping into my throat,
causing me TO cough. | had headaches. pain
over my eyes. Coughed almost night ind dny'
TOtSlnga thick, tenacious mnruS streleGd with
blood. Ny throat was SO sore could scarcely
swallow, | was 50 short OF breath when l would
go upstairs l would have to sit down on tpe. top
stop to rest. Pains all through my chest Into
my back so bad ! would have to DO propped, up
with pillows In the bod to keep from smother
lug to dcGth-pains Just like q knife running
through my chest, Appetite lost, what little |
did eat eFampea and burned In my stomach and
caused so much misery | was almost afraid 10
eat. Almost anything ate / would throw up
II would not lay on my stomach,
~ also hGd palms through my back and KID
nGys, so severe ut times ! could not lie in bed.
Two years ago night Swcats sOt In, and every
stitch OF clothing about me was lust as wet as
had Chllls every day, followed by burning fever
and aching all over. My feet would swell so
tight | could not wear my shoes. ! had palpttl.
ton Of the heart, and grow so weak aud thin |
was nothing but skin aud bonos, was a. mere
skeleton, People would come In aud tell my
sister | would not live a week and often prayed
that .! might die to get out oil my misery: also
had dizziness In my head SO bad lWould oiten
talnt.
il now weigh ton pounds moro than ! ever
did In my liic, am stout aud hearty, eau go TO
bed and sleep all night without waking. can eat
anything ut all. and itdoeS not hurt my stomach,
tho pains arG all gone, breath FREQ and easy, can
walk Without the least fatigue or shortness OF
breath, have no night swGats or swelling OF feet.
II my person doubts this statement please call
ut my home, No 1913 Seventeenth street, and |
shall gladlY verify 1t In fact, tho half Is not
told here.
~ Unjust say | owe my recovery to Drs. Copa-
land, Bell and Davis. aud cannot say enough In
this. short space In praise Of their splendid
work"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-20
ACROSS THE RIVER.


Republicans aud Democrats Select Cnndi-
dates for the Spring Elections.
The Martins Ferry Republicans
nominated the following ticket on Sat
urday:
Water works trustee, Stephen Hip
kins; cemetery trustee, Joseph David.
son; councilmen, Nathan Male for First
ward Adam Wering, Second; Charles
James, William Davis, Third ward;
board Of education, James Runyon and
Lewis Smith, First ward; George
Baird, Third ward; assessors, John
Fisher, First ward; Levi Bailey, Second
ward; Isaac Moore, Third ward.
This is a good ticket. -Four OF the
candidates NrO iron workers in the
Laughlin, Standard and Etna mills.
Over 400 votes we're polled at the
Pease township Republican convention
held at Bridgeport on Saturday, Tho
following ticket was nominated: trustee,
Mathew Jones; treasurer, Fred Fox;
constable, Thomas Thompsoni super.
visor, Albert Young.
Tho Pease township Democrats met
at Martins Ferry on Saturday and
nominated the following ticket: trustee,
Richard 0'Beirnei treasurer, George
Medlll assessor, j. A, Darrah constable,
Lin Donnelly.
The convention lasted only q short
time. The others will DO nominated at
Bridgeport tomorrow afternoon.
AT the convention Of the Martins
ITnaa,, IN...aaA .E.l.I - Haal. In
on Saturday night, a ticket was nom
mated as iollowst Cemetery trustee,
John Walters; council, Richard Stow
art, First ward; John SelbY, Second;
Louis Rothormund, Third assessors,
Thomas o'Donnell, First; Iu White,
White, Second; Levi Jones, Third;
board Of education, Will Dixon and
George McGlumphy, First George
Vennum, Third. Other nominations TO
DO made by the committee,
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ton ~Ofsoyoral houses by l. Spence, the

ton ofsovoral houses by [. Spence, the
owner.
A lodge Of the TraternRl Mystic Circle
will be organized next Friday evening
ut tho Odd Fellows hail. ]. D. Rob.
berts, OF Columbus, who is tho supreme
deputy, has already secured members.
Joseph Xgroggen has sold his proper
ty on Fifth street, through George
Reece, 70 Mrs. Ella Bishop.
Ground has been broken for tho
Lewis Erich building, corner OF JclEer.
son aud Fourth streets.
While assisting Name Bartholomew
shoe n horse on Saturday Alec Napier
was bitten in the arm.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Holling, Of FL.
wood, Pr, arc visiting friends and rela.
tivcs hero.
Q. b. Hegos and D. B. Comloy, Of
stoubenyillo, were In tho city over
Sunday.
Mrs, Liazio Benton, nee Bondoli, OF
Freeport, Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. z.
Ctowl.
Harry Robinson has returned from
St. ClatrsvilIe, feeling much better.
The best cigars arc sold by Ross Pick.
moss, noxt door to the postollcc.
Miss Sayilla Truax is quite sick at her
home on Hanover street.
Mrs. VIM. o'Neill, Of Broadway, Ia
dangerously III.
Tho Baptist church will BIO dedicated
next Sunday.
The Charles soabright estate will be
sold to-day.
Fred Martin is seriously Ill.
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Special Dttpdtch 10 he Htelipcncer.
CALDWELL, o., March lo.-Thc Ropub.
Leans Of this place held a convention
last night and placed in nomination tho
following ticket. For mayor, l. D..
Phillips; councIlmon, w. Ii. Cooley, p.
II. Barry and James II. Rannells; as.
SCISSOR, O. W, Spiker. AT tho same hour
tho Democrats held o convention and
nominated this tirkott For mayor, A..
Y. Mckee; Councilmen, W, II. Cooley,
7. II. barry and David Young; asses.
sor, Peter Foglo. Tho councilmen in
both Of tho above named tickets arc
composed Of Republicans and Demo.
Gratis, and woro 40 composed at the 70.
quest Of tho people In general oil nc.
count Of tho manufacturing enterprises
to DO established here In tho near tu'
turo.
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DR. WooD's Norway Pine Syrup cures
coughs and colds quicker than any
other remedy, because II combines tho
l|ung.healInE quality Of tho plpotreo
with Other valuable medicines. Sold by
all dealers on u guarantee Of salts.
faction paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-03-20
REAL ESTATE.
SAL R.

Fine suburban property, two miles from tho
city i've minutes walk from motor line, new,
win al modern improvements, Cheap.
Lots on CaldWelpS run $50 each.
Fine Farm Otli3 acres GU National road, nine
miles east OF city on easy terms.
Farm OF ~ acres, four miles uaFth OF city. VIII
make good dairy farm.
House, 10 rooms, Fifteenth street, with mod
ern improvements.
House Srooms, Sixteenth street, 5000,
House, SFooms, Fourteenth street, $3.50.
House, 4 rooms, Charles street, Centre Wheel
Ing, $3.50,
House, lrooms, T~wenty.third street, st.900.
House, rooms, North Market street, $500.
House. 8 rooms, Eoff street, Centre Wheeling,
lot S5Xl22, 5000.
business property GU Market street at modAs
ate price.
small house and half lot. Jacob street, Centre
wheeling, on easy terms, $500.
Three houses on Moyston street, Sixth ward.
on easy terms, $500.
Lots AZ east end Of Twopty.thIrd street on
w SaS;;Eslf . e; on MocOllOoa street. cops,:
$500.
One Of tho belt manufacturing aiteI in Iha
city, fronting on " railroads
$780, $1,000 and $500 to loan on city property
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catarrh attacks nil Mucous Membranes.
It affects the Ears, Eyes, Nose, Throat,
Bronchial Tubes, Lungs, stomach, Bowels,
Kidneys, Blnddcr-tho whole mucous
tract. Cure diseases OF these organs by re.
moving the cause.
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SIS PER MONTH.

All diseases will DO treated at tho
uniform rate o $5.OO n month. Mcdl.
Cines furnished FREQ. Remember, this
includes consultation, examination,
medicine and treatment for oil diseases
md all patients.
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N07 CONSUMPTION.
The Symptoms in Mis- Whsalcr's Case
Hal Been Misunderstood aud She
Hal Been Long ImprOp'
erly Treated.

Twenty-Five Yoars of suffering from
Cntarrhni Drain, Headache, Dizziness,
Palmtation, Cough, Chest Pains, Dys.
pepsia, is Entirely Restored by Drs,
Copeland, Bell and Davis.
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The healing and purifying qualities
Of Salvation Oil render II the bost arti.
clio for tho specify euro Of liberated
sores. 20 cents,
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indigestion and stomach disorders, takO
browns 1IlON BI1yTE1lB.
All dealers keep Il, 81 per bottle. Genuine has
uado'inAtk and OtOu6d red Limos on wrapper,
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The Copeland Medical Institute
Located Permanently, Second Floor
1191 Main ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
W. H. COPELAND, M. D.,
Consulting Physician
E. o. BELL. M. D.
L. G. DAVIS. M. D.,
Resident Physicians

speclaltlos: Catarrh and all diseases OF tho Ego,
Eaf, Throat and Lungs, Stomach and all Chronic
Diseases 0nlGe hours, to II q. IN, 2 to 8 p. IN,
7to9p IN. sunday, 10 to Il q. IN, 2to Up II.
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HOTELS.
WORLDS FAIR.

. Now Is tho timo to mako your arrangements
for the Worlds Fair. Parties visiting Chicago
can secure superior private boarding at 226l
Calumet avenue, The location Is tho finest In
tho city for Worlds Fair purposes. Ono block
from Illinois Central road, that take you To
either OF tho four entrances to tho grounds. Same
distance from cable road. and three blocks from
elevated road. 1t Is tho finest residence portion
ofthe city. The advantages are many as com.
pared to tho Immediate viclnityot the Worlds
Fair Tor jackson Park, whore everything Is OF
necessity crude, mado only for tho occasion.
.o atIc ~ vary r TyCo.G ~ ns 70 sIEe oS Smu iEcSu tha% Oh
Comfortably furnished apartments In tho annex
at somewhat reduced rates.
Table abundantly supplied with the very best
tho market affords. Meals quietly and promptly
served For particulars apply to.
MRS II. W. LIST,
Ia7.Trh4s No. 225l Calumet Ave, Chicago, Ill
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JOSEPH A. ARKLE,
Pension Attorney, Notary aud Real Esta.a
Agent. Houses rcuted and rontI collected.
ODiCe No. 85l7Jacob street
European steamship and draft agent. Passage
tickets TO aud from all partso Europa Also
drafts to any point In Europe
RS-MoNEY TO LoAN. dell
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FOR S ALEI

& BROWN,
Telephone Csz, (mr0l Ills Market street
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-10-14
Great Warship Oregon.

Evening Telegram.
Mayor Mason, of Portland, and Mayor
Crosby, of Astoria, were the only men,
bers of the committee appointed for that
duty who waited yesterday upon Gov
ernor Pennoyer at bis residence, TO con :
fer with his excellency with regard to
the programme for visiting San Francisco
on the day of the launch of the battle-
hip Oregon, and also to consult with
him with reference to the character of
the testimonial to be presented to the
vessel.
During the interview, Governor PEN.
noyer expressed his disinclnation to have
anything to do with those matters, as he
believed them to be solely the prerog-
atives of the various municipalities of
the state. He added that the legislature
was not vested with power to make an
appropriation for such purpose
His excellencys further remarked that
he did not approve OF wasting so much
money in the construction OF navy. as
he did not believe that the country would
ever need 1t. Finally, he remarked that
If Oregon really desired to present the
ship with testimonial, nothing would
be more appropriate than silver service,
especially now that silver was SO cheap.
The local authorities now have the
subject in hand, and a committee of five
was appointed. consisting of Mayor Ma
son, M. G. Crosby. j II d Gray. James
COOK and NJ. B Knapp, TO make an ap-
peal to the citizens of this common wealth
Tor contribution to the proposed testi--
monial which is to be presented to the
ship upon her arrival at this port next
May or June,
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Grand Lodge, z. of P.

Messrs. John Michel, editor of the
TINES -MOUNTAlNEER, and G. E Bayard,
delegates from The Dalles to the grand
lodge of the Knights of Pythias, lett for
Heppner on last evenings train. The
grand lodge convenes today and delegates
from all over the state will be present.
Extensive preparations are being made
by the various committees for the recep-
ton of the delegates at Heppner. A
special train will run from Arlington to-
day for their benefit. On their arrival
they will be met by delegation of Dorlc
Lodge, No 20, and band, and will be
escorted to the places prepared for their
entertainment. An interesting programme
has been prepared for this afternoon.
This evening at Z o'clock the organization
OF. the grand lodge will take place In the
opera house. A ball will also be held at
the opera house in honor of the visiting
Knights. The grand lodge will be in ses
sion for several days, and a very pleasant
and profitable time is expected.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-10-14
A Joke on Binger.
Washington Post.

Some people say "ke.neen' for quinIne.
Some people do not. This is the point of a
conversation which Senator Mitchell, OF
Oregon, held recently with Representative
Binger Hermann, of that state. Mr.. Her
mann was educated in Maryland, but he
went to Oregon when quite young man
Mr.. Mitchell was educated in Pennsylvania
aud remained there long enough to study
law. Now, out in Oregon, such choice
chronological morsels as Tillamook and Wall
owa and Kubli and Scappoose are daily
diet. Mr.. Hermann doesn't have to ask
anybody now to pronounce them. But
since Mr.. Hermann went into the west a
great many words that were doubtless IA
miliar to him in his youth have become
Anglicizad or GAllicized, or in some other
way altered.
a few days ago Mr. Hermann was com
planning of feeling unwell. When the
average Waslingtonian has "Shat tired feel.
ing" he always thinks that he has malaria.
Mr.. Hermann WAS quite sure that he had it.
telling MIR. Mitchell all about it. Mr.. Nit
chell was much interested and very SYM
pathic.
"Why don't you see good doctor" he
SAID, sard take course Of ke.neeh?" for so
the senator pronounced the familiar word.
81 believe I'll do that" cad Mr.. Her.
mann. II have been taking lot of XVII
nine; and it don't seem to do me n bit Of
xood
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1893-10-14
OIouds Have Rolled By,

The clouds have rolled by, and this morn
ing there were rays of sunshine falling upon
this PORTION of the earth's surface and a
better and more buoyant feeling peryaded
the community. Clouds still hung low on
the surrounding hills, but the heavens above
were blue and the sun could be dlscerned.
The depressed feelings consequent upon the
continuous rain for the past three or four
days have departed, and men meet each
other on the street with pleasant word of
greeting and smile. A dark and gloomy
atmosphere, the constant fall of moisture,
the skies above impenetrable to vision, and
a cold. chilly feeling following every inhala-
tion, makes one think that he is passing
through the valley and the shadow of death.
This only continued three days; but If our
people were cursed with Willamette weather
for months, as it prevails in Portland every
winter, Dante's IDfernoss and Byron's Dream
of Darkness, or even Sherman county dog
gerel, could be read, realized and almost en-
joyed. With the product of our fields be-
ing destroyed by excessive moisture, gloom
and partial darkness aboye US, and no ces-
sation to the constant, terrible patter of the
detestable rain, old Charon seemed knock
ing at every door, and apparently the
waters of the river Styx swished and
swashed at every threshold. Our clear
skies are heavenly. and we will remain sat-
the rigors of winter if merclful providence
will save us from rain, wind, gloom, dark
ness, despair and desperation.
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impossible. Great trenches were dug
and bodies were piled in, one on top OF
the other. Dirt Was then thrown over
them, and if their names were ascertained
.hcv were cut in rude crosses above the
graves. l do not think | eXaggerate the
facts, when I state that at least 1000
souls were ushered iuto eternity by the
recent storm in Louisiana. OF course
this includes Bayou Cook, Cbeniere Cam
linda. Grand Isle, etc l never saw bod
les decompose 50 rapidly as those of the
storm-sufferers which were viewed by
me. This was due to the TACT that the
fish and crabs in the bayous eat the re
mai5s | believe firmly that the mar
shes and other places are filled with hu
man forms. 1t is impossible to reach
these, however, as no one is adventurous
enough to explore the swamps. There
can be no doubt of the fact that this is
conductive to an epidemic OF fever or
even cholera. If one case of the latter
disease should develop, il would spread
like wIldfre throughout the country, but
nothing Gin be done to prevent this"
Tue relief party, which set out from
Biloxi, tells an awful story of the destitu-
tion and loss of life in the LOUISIANA
marches The marshes are filled With
dead and purifying bodies. In very
few CASES are the corpse5 recognizable
The number of lives lost in the marshes
Will never be known. The territory ccv-
cred was distance oftwo hundred miles
Newly made graves were seen every
where. The only sign of life seen in the
ing on log Hundreds of oyster boats
and luggers were lost with most of their
crews, and the few survivors tell terrible
stories of suffering. Most of them were
nude when found.
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The Vigilant Still Wins.

The second of the series of races being
sailed by the American yacht Vigilant
and the English Valkyrie came off yester
day off New York harbor. The course
was triangular one, each leg of which
was ten miles in length. The wind blew
freshly, and from the result of the first
race it was predicted that the Valkyie
would outsalI the Vigilant IN heavy
wind; but the superiority of the Ameri-
can yacht was fully demonstrated yester-
day, when the Vigilant crossed the line
nearly three miles in advance of the Val-
kyrie. The time for the Vigilant was 8
hours and % minutes; for the Valkyrie 8
hours and 371a minutes.