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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09
BACK FROM EUROPE.
Mr. t. w. Banner Returns from Visit
to Great Britain.

Mr.. f. W. Banner returned Friday
from tour Of England, Ireland and
Scotland. The visit, extending over q
period OF about six weeks, was a de-
lightful one. Mr.. Banner arrived In
Queenstown August 1st from which
point be proceeded TO Cork, Rarney,
the Lakes Of Killarney, Dublin, Belfast
and other points Of interest.
At Belfast, where be spent two days,
Mr.. Banner was the guest OF United
States Consul J. b. fancy. He was the
first Wheeling man TO visit Mr., TsneY.
Here be was shown through the ship
wards and the largest liuen factory in
the world.
Leaving Ireland, Mr.. Banner crossed
TO Scotland, passing through the High
lands, and stopping at Edinburgh, York
and other cities en- route TO London.
He spent ten days in Sightseeing in the
great metropolis, in company with a
friend from Boston, who had resided in
England for ten years.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09
A LUNATIC AT LARGE.
Ho Escaped About Ten O'Clock Last
Night, Taxing to tho Country.

Ho Escaped About Ten O'clock Last
Night, Taxing to tho Country.
Last evening Daniel Laurentz, OF
the Eighth ward, young man aged
about nineteen years, who has been
mentally unbalanced for some time,
became violent. and IL was determined
by his relatives 20 put him under re-
straint. A friend started with Lau-
rentz for the City Hall, and had gotten
as far as Twentieth and Market streets
when Laurentz grew violent and broke
away. An officer took hand in
the sQuabble, but LsurenE made
good his escape, leaving his coat and
vest behind him. He ran out through
East Wheeling and went through the
tunnel into the country, with Officers
Carney and Desmond after him. Al a
late hour this morning be had not been
recantured
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09
pl1 Ice Businsss

The continued hot weather, together
with Fair week 10 the city, has taxed
the ice plants heavily for the last few
DAYS. bu. still the demand has been
fully met for the city supply. All the
surrounding country, depending on this
market for their fee. has also been fully
supplied. Trade was so heavy yester-
day that all Of the wagons OF the city
could not get over their usual Saturday
afternoon rounds. The persons OF the
city who were missed last night will be
supplied early this morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09
BOILER EXPLOSION
Dn tho south side Yesterday Morning
No Loss OF Life.

No Loss OF Life.
= At ten minutes OF O'Clock yesterday
morning there was an explosion Of the
large tubular boiler at the WarwoOd
tool works, at the rear Of the LaBelle
iron works, on the South Side. No one
was hurt, but work was suspend ed for
the day at the works, aud they may not
get the repairs made so that the mill
will be able to resume in the morning.
All that saved the explosion from being
a bad one, mourning the possible loss
OF life, was that at the time OF the &C
cident there was a head Of but twenty
pounds OF steam 90.
A force OF men went TO work In the
morning TO blow out the boilers. When
this work was completed they stopped,
thinking that water was left in the
boiler, but by after developments it
was proved that there was no water left
IN the boiler, and cold water being
poured In caused Rn explosion. Usually
At that time OF the morning there is
about 100 pounds OF steam on, and the
fact that that was not the case yester-
day morning was al that prevented q
bad accident. When the cold water
lstruek the boiler il spkNiCom end to
lend. A force Of boiler were at
Apnce put touE;oElCato be results
N the ex ne OF the
Acldent q kentY-fve
IN about having
be 20 wO very
Sgs one, -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09
Nav Undertaking Wagon.

One Of the handsomest exhibits at the
State Fair last week was the new IN
dertaking wagon OF g. Mendel & Co..
in Machinery Hall. 1t vas examined
and admired by thousands Of visitors.
The wagon is painted black through
out. The bed is entirely enclosed, and
is made into a receptacle for caskst aud
undertaking appliances. 1t Is a model
Of lightness, strength and beauty, and
is one OF the first vehicles Of the kind
ever manufactured.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09
A Piano Given Away.

II have good Upright Piano, used
hint short time, which / will make 4
resent TO any ore who will pay II
regular rent Of il fer forty rPntns.
C. A.NHoUsE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09

If your eyes water Ewitch. tire. burn.
or your head aches after reading or
sewing, consult aud have them exam
ned for glasses, fr9s OF charge. at ITO
lin street. next 4 Shook & Co.'S. BY
Of. Shelf. the OPT ian. swf
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09

Do you need any new school books?
The largest stock at the lowest prices
at earle BROS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09

His Law ohices to 1918 Chapline
street opposite Paxton Fountain
and main entrance to Court House.
Ground Floor. Tel. 6Sl.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09

Go To earle Bros. if you want to buy
School Books, and get one Of those fine
PENCIL boxes free.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09

hssauise oasepss white Laos. p.ss.,
. .s.sss 6ssl.ra 49,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09

One Hundred and Eighty-fiTe Dollars
Will buy an Upright Schubert Piano,
nsad ant a short time, a. BUSES.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09

aHRPR FAN weight Capes and Jack.
EAPES cts at half price.
EMSHEIMER'S
Eleventh Street,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-09-09

see our spe-
mes IT 80 and
EINEk'~,
nth street.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-16
SELECT SIFTINGS.
"a

Roxana is a Persian name, the Day
Dawn.
Mail is distributed in 69, 4O3 post
Offices in the United States.
In Japan cows are used as beasts Of
burden. Milk is not used by the Jap.
anese.
A feature of hNew Zealand concert
was q comic Irish song sung by a Maori
native.
The Portuguese say that no man can
be q good husband who does not eat a
good breakfast.
A New York dealer in mems furnish
ing goods displays a sign reading:
"Shirt Constructor"
Buckingham Palace, London, exciu-
sive of its contents, represents All eX-
penditure of $50, 900, 00O.
A Vermont turkey that was sold in
the Newport market recently had sew.
eral pieces of pure gold in it's crop.
There is a we'll at Scarpa, a village
near Tivoli, Italy, which is 100 feet
deep, oil but twenty-six feet being cut
in solid rock.
Nevada (Mo.) people are wearing
iron finger rings for the rheumatism.
One blacksmith has made over a hum
dred of them.
Aurora, Ill, was the first city in the
world to illuminate its streets with
electricity. The wires were, placed in
position in 1881.
Mr.. Faux, a man of forty years ex.
perience in English libraries. puts
down the ordinary life Of q popular
novel at nine months
A New York doctor has put over his
door an illuminated sign, "In oil cases
that l do not cure / guarantee to pay
half the funeral expenses
Russia, Roumania and Servia are the
most illiterate countries in Europe,
eighty per cent. OF the population be-
ing unable to read and write.
There is q mountainin Oregon which
is slowly moving into the Salmon
River. 1t will, III course Of time, dam
the stream and create q large lake.
a company mas Deen formed IN Ne"
Zealand to establish a whaling station
on tho Kermadec Islands, IN the Pacl
flo Ocean, northwest OF New Zealand
Vienna, Austria, has entered upon
an extensive scale OF establishment
and unsightly public buildings are Il
give place to new ones OF artistic de
sign.
Martin and Caroerry Black, OF Lam
oertville, Ohio. are twins, aged TWEEN
~. Martin weighs 100 pounds and i
deaf. Carberry weighs 100 pounll
and is blind
4 globe OF water fell near Londo,
in 1916, striking q gentleman sitting
on his veran1a, ani completely dreuca'
ing him. 1t Is known n history a:
.',Le water meteor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-16
Oldest Coal Mine in america.

When We consider the fact that the
whole Eastern range Of mountains,
those natural barriers that were first
encountered by the European ex-
plorers in America, are regularly
stratified with several seams Of coal,
both anthracite and bitaminous, we
cannot help expressing surprise when
the historian informs us that the first
American coal mine was discovered in
what is now the State Of Illinois. In
Hennepin's account of his explorations
in the West in the years 1673-74, he
tells of an outcrop Of coal on the Iii.
nois River, not far from Ottawa, ''the
shelly fragments of which burned with
a bright light, and gave forth much
heat" Hernedon says that this is the
first historical mention of coal being
found IN what IS now the United
State@.-Et. Louis Republic.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-16
4 Hennnry Without an Email.

A model hanners IS to he bailt At
Cuiauls, the country seat q kphart
Garrett. 1t will probably have 10
equal IN this country. Plans arr now
in the hands Of m architect, AMI IN"
contract viii be AVA t. | to-day. Ac-
cor ling t. the plans 81 Mr.. Garrett,
who Is an enthusiastic poultry raiser.
tho builiin, viii he III lee. long.
forty feet wide and thirty :e-t high.
The front will be OF glass. AMI several
towers will decorate the building.
The spacious structure. which, when
4ompletei, will cost about $500, Will
be provided WITH patent ~incahators.
Mr.. Carrot. has stabbed this metho
of Matching chickens. aud has consult
el experts from ABROAD. Alafse var
will sur-ounl tue building Baltl-
more American.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-16
r.o-,- AMI He C.s-j sustain thee ?"

Lor5. n He Sail sustain thee"
Another burden some have 70 carry is tn"
hurien OF bereavement. Alb. :h.se are the
troubles that wear Us out If We lose ou~
property. BIZ additional industry perhap.
we may bring back the es.ranged orune
II we lose our good name. perhaps by re-
formation OF morals We may achieve agar
reputation FOR integrity. but who will erins
back the dear departed
Alas. me. for these EN- PITY cradles and these
trunks Of childish toys that sill never be
usei again. Alas me-. for the enpsv chair
anil the silence in the halls that will never
echo again TO tho~s familiar footsteps, Alas
tor the cry ~ widowhood and orphsnsge'
What bitter MarahS in the wilderness. what
cities otthe dead. what long. black shallow
from the wingto. death. what eyes sansen
with 2ris'. what hands trenu,ous with he
reavennenf. what instruments o. music shut
now because there ara m fingers 10 play on
Them Is tser@ no relief for such souls?
Aye. lie: that soul kiie into the harbor OF my
tex.
The sou. TIA, IN -ssu. ra.a Famed Tor ref~ose
~ II not, ] will io. desert 20 .o~s,
That soul. ,henSn all bel, shalt en!eavos to SHAKE,
II never. no never. no never gorsAke.
Now. the grave is brighter than she an
rient font where the lights w-re p-rpetua'lv
kept hnrninc. TIE sacred feet OF Him who
was 1.-The resurrection and the life" are Oh
the broken grave hiilock. while the voices oil
angels ring down the sky at the coronation
o. another soul come home TO glory.
Then there are many who carry the bur
den o: sin. An. wa all carry 1t until in the
appointed WAY that burden is lifted. We
need no Bible to provo that the whole race is
RUNE. Wit a spectacle II would he II we
couT1 tear OF The mask o. nIlman uanlanant
or beat a drum that would bring up the
whole army OF the world transgressions-
'he deception. the fraui. and the rapine. and
the murtsr. AMI the crime OF all centuries.
Ave. II 7 could sound the trumpet OF resur-
r-ction ia the souls Of the best men in this
nu Hence. an. all the dead sins Of the past
should come up. We could not endure he
sight. SIN, grim and dire. has put its clutch
upon the imtnorta soul. and that clutch will
never relax unless il he under the heel OF
Him who came to destroy the WORKS o. the
devil.
o.. TO have a mountain OF sin on the soul !
Is there no way to have the burden moved +,
Oh. Yes. "Cast thy burden upon the Lord
The sinless one came 10 take the conse-
quences Of our sin! And l know He Is in
earnest. How 10 l know it? By the stream
ing tempies and the streaming hands as He
says. Come unto Ne. all ye who are weary
an neayv laden. AMI I will give you rest
Why will proligals live on swines' husks
when the robe, and the ring. and the
Father weirome are ready? Why go wan
.ierinc over :he great Sahara desert OF your
sin when YOU are invited to the gardens OF
Go I. the trees of life ami the fountains of
living water? Why be honseless and home
less forever when YOU may heco ms the sons
and daughters OF the Lori Co Almighty?
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-16
Animals Taught to Use Machines.

"Manv, II not most. animals, says
]. Head, in Nature, lean be taught to
use machines ii carefully trained from
infancy" He then refers to- the Welt.
known donkey at Carisbrooke Castle,
which draws water from IA deep we'll
by a treadmili arrangement, ''jus. as
we'll as a man could do it. He watches
the rope on the barrel till the full pail
rises above the parapet OF the we'll,
then stacks back IA little to allow it IT,
be rested thereon, and only then leaves
the drum and retreats to his stable"
1t needed four years to complete his
education il tbs respect. Mr.. Heal
states that he Mas seen a canary grad
ually lift from Il little we'll situated u
a foot below it's perch Il thimbleful of
water by pulling up with its beak. bit
by bit, n little chain attached To it,
and securing each length lifted with
it's foot till it could take another pail.
When the tumble reached its perch
level the bird took Il drink AMI then
let it fall back into the well.-New
York independent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-16
n u SUFFER

h month, can find relief
cure in DR.. Plerces
'avorite Prescription.
t regulates and restores
he monthly function,
braces I'D the exhausted,
-un down. overworked
and delicate allays and
ban!shes all Nervous
Weakness. 6pasms,
Hysterin, Fits. Chorea
\ or St. Vitus's
\ Dance: cures Weak
nesses. Bearing
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-16
BicycleS TOR Horses.

Why couldn't we have horse hi.
cycles? 1t wouldn't be much expense.
The poor horses shouldn't be asked to
walk in this day OF universal wrig-
Cling on wheels. Think OF the funi
In crossing Il street it is 81 diverting
in dodging five or Six wagons, and
ditto electric ears, only t. be II
down by a sneaking bicycle that WAY
not in sight when YOU startel |. But
how fast and furious the fun would
grow if we could only put all horses
o. wheels, too--a sort oi swift-traeef-
ing tread-mill arrangement. This
needed reform should proceed at ono ;.
--BOston Transcript.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-16
Donble or Binary Stars.

All stars appear single to the naked
eye, but the use of the telescope has
proven that many consist OF two or
more distinct orbs. When the astrou-
omer. Herschel, first began to make .
special obse walton OF double stars,
oulv tour were known. He increased
the number to 500, and now aboa.
1000 are ca,alogued by astronomers.
Some have argued that, these stars
only appear TO DC double because they
are on the same line of vision. bn,
Herschei, alter many years OF inves'i-
CATION. was convinced that N hnn.
dreis OF cases they actually r~evolsa
around each other. thus proving be
voni q doubt that there Is Al sctual
relationship between such pairs oil
orbA-S,- Louis Rspublie.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-16

Backache. Catarrhal Inflammation, Ulcera-
ton and kindred na.ad,es.
For those about to become mothers, It is .
priceless boon. for it lessons tbs pain and
pe7iis OF childbirth, shortens =" labor" q
the period OF confinement. and promotes tho
secretion Of an abundance Of nourishnent
for the child
THOMAS THiRLwELL. OF Roher1stcls, Pa
says: Il cannot sufficiently express 70 you
my gratitude for the benefit your 'Favorite
ter.
OF late she has suffered no pain whatever.
II in sim MY .rep~rtr--
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-16
KNOWLEDGE

Bring comfort and improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bot
Ter than others and enjoy life moro. With
less expenditure, by aor promptly
adapting the worlds bess products 70
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy. Syrup OF Fig.
lts excellence is due to ito presenting
In the form moot acceptable and pleas-
Ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect lax
alive !; effsctually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feven
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and bowels without weak
enine them and It is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs ia for sale by oil drug.
Eists in Soc and 81 bottleA but It il man.
ufactured by tho California Fig Syrup
%. only, whose name is printed or every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Fig,
and being we'll informed, you viii not
accept any substitute If offered.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-16

TIE aCHfEyENtNT~ or MEDICAL
~ffFN{E FAR MORE WONDER.
I'll THAN THE NAGIC
OF EAST.
The Rrnars.b bic Experience Of Posi
Master Wood-on, of Pnnama. Mo-
toy Ten Years, (ripplf-To-Day
4 We'll and Heart Man.
t!yoa ~ Et,s4, ctr 7imol

!yos NJ Etts1, ctr 7imosl
The peo1e ofHici HIl. No. AMI vicinity
have recnn.iv h"cn ~sta-.lel by a seeming
miracle ~ hea,tn.. For years oaa Of the
los, Known rnen IN Rat"s an Vernon coun.
tics ha4 la"n .fa-k w.. wooison, now POS.
nrstcr q Panama, an fro,her 81 ex-Sta.e
inspector ii Nino4, e. e. Uoo1son. OF this
city. 1he people D, Ech I'LL. where he
formerly sri"t. Al a hi. present nona,
rcm~a,tar wei :a- bent FORM. misshapan
nlmr.t 'ro-. Ito s--l'tanee ~ nan. which
has pa.n4.y row I! Is hea ha,t,o earth
Bni ia nr"i snlii-.iac across tie walks
Trascn after seg@pa, aLi wen one day last
month il sfrajcaten.! II its tuil height,
threw away the heavy but y caan which
for years hai ten ia oa!y support from
totr! h"ipie4ste-e. and w.lsei erect, firmly,
unh"s,tatinely about tie two cities, people
iooaed an! wondered. The story OF the re-
markalle casc has become the marvel o:the
V counties. I~xq-.ly "a Mr. WOO lson old
u foa i1a's r"noFter, il is here published
FOR ten years | have snTerej the tor
ments oitht ANIMAL an! haze been 4 USE
less @!nYhiit. to-iny / an 4 vel AMI hearty
man, tree from a!nos, - ~ touch OF pain.
j don't tniHk man over suffered more acute
and constant agony than | have since 1884.
Tho rteHnn.isn ~sfar..i then in nv right
knee. 1nai 4aftar H-rl ~ suTerin. In bai [
was ~ ilSt |r-!"ge. sufficiently to arise. hut
II was oEtr t. 1T a.Out on clutches for liz.
>err-, m" alIfu"uf having settled in no
iojni. Despite constant treatment 81 tho
most eminent frlys'ci1hs the rheumatism
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-16

tons. how hard ii is . be pa,ien, ani cheer
ful and assiduoue
Gas, thy burt-n upon the Lori. Does
your mead ache: His wore the thorn. Dc
your feet hurt His wer- crushed OF the
spikes. Is yout site Z sinili. Hs was struck
by the smear. Do goa EEL like giving w,v
under the burden His weakness gave wav
unier Il cross. While YOU are IN every pos
>Ib.- Way 10 trr 20 res,ora YOU; pAvsic a!
sico-. You arr TO remember thar more sooth-
,nC than any an0iya-. more vItalizinc !.an
any s;i.nulant AMI NOR STRENGTHENING raau
any tonic IS the prescription % Tie tex
Cast Thy hpr-'n upon tGe Lort, AMI II.
Will Sustain e -.
We hear a great deai - talk aow about
fsiia cure. an. some reopi- say il cannot
ss Done ani il IS 4 failure. Ito no: know
sut that ;hs cliet advance o. rte church i.
10 "a il tna. direction. Marvellous things
ONE . E~ CAV n LAY ~hich max r. thin.
mar II 'h- as- o: rniraei-s IS pas, II IS BE-
r:tse the faith O. miracles i pat.
! pEonla.nt merchant .; Wv Yor1 said
T. a neIEv- q grv family. Mv mother
wso.s b. - neu;ioc-5 20 IL Tat-sr.
| Tas gas sh~ ca.e. H slu! Ny rno,n-:
! nat a 6r-a IN eos-ess. from vaic SEE aad
>n1+r~1 u1'o.t aconi--. AMI a. surgery bad
zen ex2Au>te! uton Der. and wors- Al
] worse ~as 1-w 4u;ti w CALI: ii a Tex
tHr>'iG1 f..en3s az. pEo>--1ei 10 ira
stsat !. W. cou1apn4ef A-- cz~a 10 C.,
aad IA aA~-<>s S~-sa s-ar~ifatAy to D.
"ut~-. sN- & entirely w-il now ani wi,nolf
safe ani wfho1. anr >nr-rrv- 50 .ha'
Td>e hes "o-s-Io IT.. anl Trey ara a ssor-
o. DINER CASES comm. t@ cur ears from ii
parts OF the .sre. o.. y- woo are s,~s g
% Cn-s'. On. Y who ar wc.a OF, WITH
! .soa.es O Eo3- --.. x -1r1:s uoor sas
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-16

Carcnius is most prevalent in Ice
innl, the chnractc- - drin&in water
leiEG supposed Il have SON. mn to
DO "ltu the frequency oi the disease.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-06-16
St,iIoh's Cure

FaRrrTN asEs En-lan X N ns n
brnSta "a at 4 roean'.li3tinn W.T. Erazil.
The Washington times., 1894-09-26

Al Jerome Park: BeidCmere, RubicOn Utica
Lirh,ioot Etesan. Long Bridge, ana Pulitzer.
E-Iries Tor to-day:
.Firsl race-six furl9ngs. Weinberg, l1s: Maid
Marian, lIe. HaltuL, lus: Restraint, rs; San
GGwue, 49,. and Black Hawk, l06
Second Iace-Une and One-SiE1eeuCh miles
Sir Walter, ~: Prince Carl, IS; Victorious los,
and Red skin, "a.
Third race-FOrdham stakes Half q mile.
straight The Coon. us; Annisette, rs; Counter
Tenor rs: Harry Reed, Us, and Kennel and
PuHcG. l.. each
Fourth r4cc-Oue mile and furlone Sir
Walter. 10. Prince George, l02; st. Michael Ii5
and Bial.ulgs, e.
Fifth race-Five fGrlongs. Stephen J date
Elsie COLI. IL; amp. 1i2; Warlike 1Og Inarisi-
tive, lU1: lnteroceau, I03; Saginaw, 90: IearlroD
IO3; Lon Foster. l02, and Dutch Lady, Sew, and
BlackfoOt. 90 each.
Sixth race-one milo. Leonaweu, 10: St.
Michael, i02; Nero, Roller, ana Darkness 700
each, and Shadow. 81.
At Latonia: Master Fred, Crevasse. Buckwa,
Blasco, Annie u, and Derevela Entries fer to-
day:
Bankrupt, Russell Gray, Boro, and Mezzotint,
l0l each: Promenade and Peabody, I03 each:
Henry jenkins and Ataman, I04 each: Emma
DC anc Ma-Ea, Jos each; Bob l., l06, and Tasco,
Second race-Six furloncs Bertha Coben.
Hagar, ard ADA. 100 each: swiftly, Mary keene,
Alabama, Lily of the West, la Creole, and
Buchanan, 1lG each.
Third race-Cne and one-guarter miles. Patria
and Philopena, l02 each: Peytonia and King
Charley, i95 each: Greenwich, I07. and HENRY
Jenkins and Michel, 110 each
Fourth race-Seycn furlgngs. Elizabeth s.
Clara Bauer, Florcanna, and Charm % each:
PTobasco and LindOlette, I0I each; Remorse, IO7,
and Sister Mary, IL
Fifth race-Ifive furlongs. f. {. Nichols, Ash
ley. Ashville, and Insomnia, l04 each: Holly
wood POrlhUs, Norman, and Brady, lO7 each:
shanty Bob and Doctor, 100 each. and CarIsruhe
and Sunburst, 112 each.
At Harlem: Shutdown, Red Glenn, Katie B.
Cicely, Leo Lake, and Fakir. Entries for to-
day:
First race-SeTen and one-half furlongs Mar
garet ann, Raviola, Doisy DimpIe. Florence
Dickcy, Mary l., Lorena, Mac Arams, and Full
lcrton Lass, loi each: Jake Zimmerman, Clau-
dins. Royal Prince, Truthful. and Buenos Ayres,
l03 zach; Birds Eye and Autietam, 107 each,
and Repeater and Leader E., Il0 each
Second race-One mile and twenty yards Mic
aragua, Tatcrsall, ana Commission, SO each;
Professor :, 90: Folly, s.; Montell, Adam John
son, Billy Sunderland, Marion D. and Dixie v,
90 each; Janus, l02: Josie T., 103, and Kings Clere
and Mordotte, il2 each
Third race-Six furloncs. Madeline, 81; Neb-
uchecnezzar, 30; Midas, I03; Ta-Ta, 1l2; Neutral,
ll5, and Yinctor. I0T
Fourth race-oro mile and twenty yards