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poN ALoNzo AND SPORT
Ran q Great Race in the Handicap
sheepshead Bay Yssterday.

Ran q Great Race in the Handicap nj
sheepShead Bay Yesterday.
New YoRK, July 2-The attendance
at sheepshead Bay to-day was good and
Is q rule the races were good. In the
handicap Sport and Don Alonzo ran
nose and nose for nearly half mile, the
last quarter being q hard drive. The
distance was q mile and an eighth and
when the flag fell to a good start, Stow
away took the lead and held 1t for hall
milo; then Don AloDzo went TO the
front and remained there until but halt
q mile was left TO 90. when Sport Joined
him and running kindly hung on in fine
style, and in the last few jumps, poked
his nose far enough in front 70 win.
The fifth race was bad one for Dryer,
for he backed Harry Reed heavily at
odds on and saw The Coon beat him
badly.
The opening race was a big upset TO
the talent. Yemen was heavily backed
to win, going to tho post at s to s, while
Old Kingston was tho second chotce.
Yemen led all the way up to the last
furlong, when the long shot, Lbertine,
shot out Of the bunch, followed by King
ston and Annie Bishop, and they beat
Yemen out 10 that order. Tho Com
moner was the favorite in the june
stakes, but tho best he could do was
third. The Buffer aud Manchester
made n hos finish, the former winning
by a mock, with McCIelland's colt half
a length behind. Summary:
First race, Futurity cour1e-Liber-
tine 10S, (Mackin), 20 10 /, won by ono
length; Kingston second; Annie Bishop
third. Time, I'LL Is.
Second race. Juno stakes, Puturity
course-The Buffer, 115 (Doggett). 4 to
/, won by neck; Manchester second /;
Tho Commoner third. limo, 1:12!.
Third race, one mile and an eighth
handicap-sport, 122 (Doggett), 4 to l,
won by nose; Don Alonzo, 122
(simms), 4 to 5, second; Stowaway, 1924
(McDermott), 6 to /, third. Time,
1857 is. Comanche also ran.
Fourth race, one mile, sOlling-Long-
dale, liz (Brooks), Ito l, won by two
lengths; Ed. Kearney second; Zoo Rip
ley third. limo 1:4S.
Fifth race. Futurity course, selling
The Coon, 10Y (Doggett), s to l, won by
two lengths; Harry Reed second; Mos.
quito third. Time, I'LL 3-5.
Sixth race, ono mile and an eighth on
turf-Logau, ITO (shields), to !, won
by length; Long Beach second; Top
Gallant third. Time, l:55 4.5.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hnps and NIIShGps In the Thriving City
Across tho River.

nnps and NIIShaps In the Thriving City
Across tho River.
Tho Independent Hose Company
leaves in d special car over the Wheel
ing & Lake Eric railroad to-day for San
dusky at 9:57 q. IN. The trip will be
made via Fremont, arriving in San
dusky at 500 this evening. The mem=
bers will 60 in full uniform and will
take their handsome banner and flag,
and will take. part in tho big parade and
races tomorrow. Among those who
expect TO accompany tho team arc
Mayor Samuel WeStwood, ]. 7. Hanes,
John Roberts, Charles Potts, John and
Ben Moore, Harry Grayson, ZOO Penn.
ing,oD, Frank Anthony, Frances Null
laney, Henry Stiiiweti, Carl Myers,
Thomas L. Williams, JamoS Greer, A.
J. Leo and others. All will wear badges.
Mr.. D. Friedman, OF tho Cleveland
Clothing Company, has presented each
Of tho fremen with windsor ties.
The Ralston Stars defeated the Sporty
BOYS yesterday BY scoro Of &c to %.
The batteries wore Morgan and Ellis
worth and Smith aud Thomas.
Yesterday John NoeIey, OF Pittsburgh,
purchased the Thomas lewis property
on Broadway ut public sale at ST 1895.
Arthur Phillips ieaVee this week on a
pleasure trip, including England, Cor
many and Franco.
A. G. Campbell and his daughter Misa
Ella, go to Now Castle, Pa, to-day, to
spend tho Fourth.
Misses Auna aud Louise GessIer enter
tanned about twenty couple Of their
friends last night.
Rev. Charles 0'Mera, OF Washington,
Pa, was shaking hands with old friends
here yesterday.
The remains OF Mrs. Clara Lash were
taken to stoubenvillo yesterday Tor
interment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horny Guthrie arc en-.
Pertaining Miss Emma King, of East
Liverpool.
Miss CIeod Anthony leaves Thursday
for FreepOrt Pa, TO visit relatives and
friends.
Charles, a three.year.old son Of vii.
liam Bowers, Of E!naville, died yester.
day.
Miss Maggie Ebert has taken posi-.
ton in the poato(ice,
nRov. and Mrs. H. N. Campbell will
return to-day.
Mr.. H. G. Pratt and bride arrived
last evening,
Frank R. sedgwlck Is on tho sick list
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TIE RAoINa WnEErNrEN.


whellns's Track oyolcrs Go Almost
Evorywhoro.
The local wheolmen who thIuk they
are some potatoes at track work will be
in It at several Of the noichborlng race
meets on the glorious Fourth. Al
Steubenville in tho morning, Stamp,
Henry Mahlko, RiholdaGor, Tinker and
ono or two others arc entered and will
contest; in tho afternoon Mahlke and
Smith, Of bridgeport 60 to Beaver Falls
Pa, where the cycle club hos big meet
with liberal prizes; Lester K Dillon, the
winner OF tho INTELIlGENcEI road race
will race OF his old homo, Oil City, Pa
several will probably appear at Wash.
ington in tho afternoon, and moro will
como back from stoubenviIh and con.
test in tho race at the beethoven pic.
mic hero in tho afternoon. A big
crowd will go up to steubonvllle to soc
tho Fnccb
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pEnuA1RE
All Sorts Of Local News and 6OIhp from
the Glaas City.

the Glass clty.
Ex.Congressman ]. D. Taylor, his
brother, Hon. D. D. Taylor, Judge J.
W. Campbell, Judge \. u. Barber, Cap.
tain Z. ". Anderson and a number oil
other prominent Guernsey county Re-
publicans we're in tho city yesterday on
their way 70 the judicial convention at
Wellsvilie. They weTe all for Judge
Campbell's nomination for circuit judge,
and we're Joined in the afternoon by q
number OF delegates from this county
who are all favorable 70 Judge Camp
bell. These people we're fortified with
q map showing the counties Of the
Judicial district in we'll defined lines,
also the location Of Judge Woodbury. in
Ashtabula county, the extreme north
ern part, Judge Laubie in Columbiaua,
the central part, and adjoining Jeder-
son county, while Judge Frazier comes
from Noble and Judge Campbell from
Guernsey, adjoining counties in the
southern part Of the district, thus
making . strong geographical showing
for either Judge Campbell or Judge
Frazier.
The probate court yesterday decided
the first of the Sunday cases taken TO
St. CIairsville from this city. 1t was
the case Of the city against Mrs. Bip-
pers, who was charged with violating
the common labor law on Sunday, the
offense consisting Of selling and deliver
ing ice cream. The probate court de-
cided there was no case under that
statute, tho facts charged and not de-
MED, not constituting violation OF that
act.
A train Of ia cars, the longest eyer
seen in this section, was pulled over 3he
B. & o. bridge here Saturday evening
by engines 1l04 aud 03l, In charge Of
Potter Riley, the wide-awake yard man,
who never makes two bites OF cherry.
W. R. Dntton, assistant aerGoantat-
arms in tho last legislature, who has
been running the Toronto Tribune since
the adjournment, was In the city yes
terday.
Bertha, tho daughter Of Louis Long,
who was hurt on the B., q. & Q. turn
table, will most likely be crippled per-
mancntly by tho injury sustained.
Charles II. Blakeuey bought house
and lot on North Belmont street from
the Buckeye Savings and Loan Compa-
ny, for sl,G5O.
Mrs. [. S. Woodbridge and children
came up from Marietta yesterday and
are guests OF the family Of John A.
Gaiiahor, egg.
Lie Drennen, q prominent attor-
ney Of Steubenville, passed through
here from Minneapolis yesterday.
Charles Hoffman and family came in
from Muncie, Ind, yesterday to spend
their vacation here.
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There is moro catarrh in this section
Of tLc country than all other diseases
put toSSshor. and until tho last iow
years wHs supposed to DO incurablo.
For q great many yearsdoctors pro.
nounced it q local disease, and pro-
scribed local remedies, and by con.
stantly failing to euro with local treat.
ment, pronounced it incurable. Science
has proven catarrh to DO a constitu.
tional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by +. ]. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is tho only constitu-
tional cure on the market. It is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to n
teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on tho
blood and mucous surfaces OF the system.
They olTer 500 for any caso it fails to
cure. sond for circulars and testimo.
mails. Address.
+. ]. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
EES"Sold by Druggists, Zoe.
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will sell round trip tickets to Dem
vor, COL, from all points on its lines
cast Of the Ohio riTer, July 10, 20 aud
81, good for return on trains leaving
Denver July q, August . and Is; tickets
will also DO sold 10 Denver August S, 0
and 10, valid for return passage on
trains leaving Denver August 10, % and
September ID.
The rate from Baltimore and WASH
ington will DO SAT 40 and correspond.
ipGly low Eates from other points.
Passengers taking tho baltimore &
Ohio have q choice OF routes, going vim
Pittsburgh, Akron and Chicago; via
Grafton, BollRirc and Chicago, or via
ParknrshurG, Cincinnati and 81. Louis :;
double daily service OF express traing,
with PHIIman shopping and dining cars
on all routes.
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CLEVELAND, July 2.-Umplyo Hartley
gavo to.day's game to Now York, but
the Cleveland management will protest
st. In the third inning Rusie hit to
first and was put out, Umpire Stage at
the base making the decision. Hartley,
who was behind tho bat, declared the
ball foul and Rusle wns sent to first on
balls. Davis struck out but Hartley
gave him his base on 'balls. Attend.
auce 800. Score:
;Glevelaud.-..........s 0 o ! 0 90 0 Cd
New YorI.......,.......,.-o o 8 0 0A0 = o. 0
Earned runs, Eew York;. Errors and s.
Hits, 5 and g. Pitchers. Griffith. Clarkson aud
Rusic Uupirps, Stage and Hartley.
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MouNDsYILLE.
A Miscellaneous Melnuge of Minor AIat.
tsrs from Dlnrshnlrs Metropolis.

A miscellaneous MeInuRo OF hltnOf mat
tsrs from Nlnrshnlps Metropolis.
A number of Maaons, among them B.
F. Meighen, O. R, Oldham, l. G. Mar.
tin, W. L. Brown, ]. B. MoPeek, J. +.
PAUL and son, ]. O. Hendricks, John
Chapman, E G. GriBseil, G. E. McPeek,
and L G. Brock, won't down on tho
Ohio Valley railroad to Powhattnn to
pay visit to the lodge in that place.
.They returned by tho steamer Ben Hur.
A team Of about twenty-five from Bel
laire was also there and helped to raiae
a candidate through the third degree.
The board Of education OF CLAY dis
trict hold meeting yesterday and laid
tho lovy for tho coming year. Tho
teachers fund Is fifteen cents and tho
building fund five cents. There is to be
six months Of school, and the Same
wages will be paid as last year.
The Gallaher base ball club will play
the Twins, of Wheeling, July4, on the
lntter'a grounds, in the morning and
afternoon. Burnley and Grandstaff will
DO the battery in tho morning and Nc.
Kay and Burke In the afternoon.
Mrs. Addison Harris and children
went to Pittsburgh Saturday to visit
relatives They will DO gonO for some
time
Samuel Parkinson returned homo
Sunday from LaPorte, Ind, whero he
has been attending school.
Company D OF the NJ. E. church will
hold o private picnic on the emp
ground tomorrow.
Miss Manic Harris hae returned
from q visit to Miss Nellie Spears, OF
Allegheny.
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ST.. LOUIS, July 2.-East St, Louis re-
suits: First race, ninO.sixtocnths mile
Judge Post won; time, 1851. Second,
half.mile-St Stephen won; timo, :541.
Third, thirteon-sixteenths milc-Yose-
mite won; time. 1:2S!. Fourth, three
fourths mile-W. 7. Ellis won; time,
1:2l4 Fifth, three.fourths milo-Just-
leo won; time, l %.
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Already tho interest in tho coming
national circuit bicycle races ia becom.
ing general, and probably number Of
excursions will DO run Into the city to
witness tho great truck generals work.
It is probable that tho Uuity Rod and
Gun Club, Of Parkcrsburg, will run q
big excursion over tho Ohio River road {;
tho interest in tho cycling sport in tho
Park City Just now Is big. The Stou.
benville Athletic Club may send boat
load Of enthusiasts from thelr town,
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Western Tongue Games
At Detroit-Detroit 7, indianapolis 8,


To-day is an off day with all Of tho
league base ball teams and nearly all
wlllplay exhibition games in tho small.
or cities. Pittsburgh plays hero, Gin.
clnnati at Toledo and otnor teams will
also gather In a few shekels in tho samo
way. Tomorrow the teams play. as fol.
lows, morning aud afternoon: Boston
at Pittsburgh, Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Cleveland, Philadelphia at
Chicago, Baltimore at Louisvillc, Wash.
ington at 81. Louis.
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By virtuc OF decd Of trust mado by Mary Ne.
Nanara and Michael MCNAMARA, her husband,
10 ne as trustee. dated April II. 1890, recorded
Ia the Office OF the Clerk Of the County Couf Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed Of T-.i
Book No. 80, pRgo 2O3 ] Will sell nc the north
front door OF the court house OF said county, Oh
WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH DAY or JULY. ls,I
commencing ut 10 O'Clock O M, the following
described property, that Is TO say:
Tho cast half OF 10. numbered two md the
west half Of lot numbered three, situate aud DO.
Ing on the north Sid0 OF Eleventh EtreOt. In tho
city OF Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia rs
laid out By Andrew H. Britt, o plat OF which sub.
division Is recorded IN Decd Iionl; No. y, pass
lhD. Tho said piece Of ground fronts forty feet
on Eleventh street, running nUrthwardly u
c1uHl width to the south line oflands owned By
the Wheeling. Pittsburgh & Baltimore railroad,
ono hundred and tWonty feet moro or less.
TEENS OF SALE:-One.third aud as much nora
as the purchaser elects to pay in cash OH the u.j
OF sale, the balance In two equal instAlmel ~
ono and two years, notes bearing Interest
tho DAY Of salO 10 be given for the deferred /
ments. W. J. w COWDEN, Trustee
". II. HALLKR. AurtlOnccr jcN
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
staso of Water aud nIovCmcuts of Boats.
Tho River Interests.

YETERDAY's DEPARTURE
Liberty, Booth, Darlington. $50 p. m.
Ben Ilur, Kemno ParkerSburE, g p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
T. X. Bedford. Green. Pittsburgh. Sa IN.
Courier, ParkeSburg, 1880 a. Ill.
r. I. Phillips Mondel, MntnmornS. 1880 q, N.
Liberty, Booth, Darlington, 3:50p. IN.
The stage OF wator as shown by the
marks OF tho public landing last even.
Ing was feet I inches and falling.
Weather clear'and'hot.
FROM HEADwATERs.
PIttsburgh-Riyes 8 feet 6 inches and
stationary; raining.
Greensboro-Rivor 7 foot aud station
ary; weather fair and warm.
Warren-RivOr six-tenths Of a foot;
weather fair and warm.
Morgantown-Riyor Q feet and sta
tionnry; weather clear and hot.
Oil City-Rivor l foot inch and sta-
tionary; raining and cooler.
steubenville-Rtver 8 feet / inch and
falling; weather cloundy and warm.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRuSTEES SALE.

~ y g-A6A@s
BY virtuO Of a deed Of trust made by Ellci 0
Taylor and Joseph r. Taylor. her husbg14 <,
me rs trustee. dated December O. 1872, IT,
in tho office OF the CLERK Of tho County Cost
MaHhAl county West Virginia 10 be! x
Trust Book No, 10. page 70, will sell on 81,
premises In the town OF B0nWOJd Mlu4sI
county West Virginia, on
TUESDAY. THE % DAY OF JULY. Isll.
commencing at 10 o'clock a in., tue ioli1v.a,
described property, that Is 10 say:
Lot numbered eighteen, situate on sca4!
street. In the town OF BenWOOd, Marshal, col Il,
IVES: Virginia. together with all tho bulI.a,
and improvements thereto belonging
said property will be offered In Two pveLi
and rs a whole frSt tho north part vi Sa' oi
with the two tory brick building situate tag..la.
lying north OF llns running through he er.
ire 81 the partition wall dividing the two r. :
houses, and second. the south put OF the al !
lot lying south OF said limo with tho two,,tury
brick house. situate on said south part Of SAID
lot Third the whole Of said lot with the double
brick house situate thereon.
TERMS Of sALE;-One.thitd and rs much r1lr-
Of tho purchase money GS the purchaser etHl Z,
nay In CaSh on tho day Of sale, the bAlUncs "a
Two cpnnt instnifmcnts ut one and two y.a:t
notes bearing interest from tho day OF salo 90 %
given FOR tho deferred payments
". j. W. COWDES, Trustss
" H. HNLLTR AucttOneNr Soc
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The4Iing Of hammer and hatchst and
buzz of the saw were almost constantly
heard ut the South Side base ball park
yesterday, and last evening everything
was in readiness for the opening game
to-day between the Pittsburgh loaguerS
and the Twins. Tho game is scheduled
for 8 o'clock sharp, and the veteran
"Jack" Crogan will surely call the game
at that hour. The teams will line up
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CHICAGO, July 9.-The Cots started
OF with rush today but fell fat in tho
fifth when thoy presented the Quakprs
with five runs on sono Of the worst
misplays over seen. Tho batting on
both sides was terrific. Attendance
1900. Score:
philadelphia . | 5 Q Q 2-lT
Earned runs. and Q. Errors, 8 and S. Hits,
IS and 20 Pitchers. stratton, McGlll aud
CGsey. Umpire, McQuRId.
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You pay for sChool.books; but tho
best school.book for your children 10
your daily paper. We'll printed, caro-
fully and intelliRently edited, Of in
structivc contents. first and fullest with
the news and bost in presenting it, tho
Pittsburgh Di9patch CHS tho bill.
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EamCdafuns, Pittsburgh /, Doston Q, Two ba6e
hits. LoRo- Three base hits. Donovan aud Long,
Sacrifice hIb, Ehrct Stolen bases, Mccarthy
and Long. Double plays, Schiobcck and Beck
Icy, Lowe and Tucker. First base on balls, OF
Ehret 4. of Nichols 2 Struck out, by Ehret 8.
Passed balls. Merritt L Wild pitches Ehres l.
Time, l.i5. Umpire, Lynch.
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PrrrspuEGH, July IA succession of
hits in the third inning virtually won
the game for tho visitors, who played q
superior game all around. Attendance,
$500. Score:
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WIEN the hair begins to fall out or
turn gray, the scalp Moods doctoring
and We know Of no better specific than
Halls Vegetable sicllian Hair Remover.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
0aly Three Gnmos Over tho National
League Oircuit-Tho Results.
MAN1nNG on CInl!

Only three games wero played in tho
league Yesterday and the cast took three
victories. Therclnow seems little doubt
thatthe western teams are no match for
the strong eastern aggregations. They
were whipped abroad and now they are
getting the same dose at home-except
tho CINCINNATI Reds, who are now put.
ting up a great game of ball To.
morrow double headers will be played in
oil khh ciI;on
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BOYS.
The Pittsburgh Rrse Ban Stars
Are HereAo-day.
RItL Play TIE IRWIN BALL TENN.

a. tho South Side Park This amer
n6on-Jack Eassoa, tho Martins
Ferry Boy. will Pitch for the Pirates.
Results oethe BanGames and Races
Yesterday : Late Bicycle News.
Racing on the Fourth.
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Low Rate, to Donvcr, Col.

OUR entIro limo of ino Shlrt Waists re.
tuCVd to O8c. SNHAIIACKE lE'S,
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W. II. HNLLER. AuctioneC
TRUsTEE's SALE.

By virtue OF q deed Of trust made by Mat;hs
c Noble, TO me as trustee, dated May II Is,J
recorded in the office Of tho Clerk Of the CoHs,y
Court Of ohio county, West Virginia, In prei
OF Trust Book No. IS, page s07. will sell At d,
north front door OF the Court House Of Ohio
county, on
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SATURDAY, THE I'm DAY OF JULY, lsll

UNI VEF7N II TIE 7 III DN1 VI JUL T7T1
commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, the fOllow,gR
described property. that Is TO say:
Two lots Of ground numbered SIX and Segl
in John McLure's addition TO tho city Of Who'd,
ward Of said city, SAid lots lying west Of and
fronting on tho county road leading from .Ae
National road 10 Mount Wood Cometory.
TEENs oP SALE:-One third and ~ much mos
MS the purchaser elcctstO pay In cash on the dii
the dry Of sale to be given for tho deferred Pay
menis. tho title TO DO retained until payment Is
made III full
WI. W CowDEN, Trustee
". II HALLE, AnctIoneer inl!
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Easson has been slated to occupy the
pitchers box because large dolega.
ton OF his Martins Ferry friends will
DO on hand to root for him and his fol-
lows. Stencil will occupy center field
and "0ld Reliable" Jack Glasscock will
prance around at short, unmindful Of
his thirty-cight summers. It Is no GER
tainty that tho league stars will have d
cinch in defeating tho locals, for Mana
ger Irwin has collected IN aspiring lot
Of youngsters who can line the ball out
~ well as any of them. Reivor, who
will do the twirling for the home team
isis excellent form and has good control
of tho pigskin. It's IN even thing that
the Pittsburghers' hits can be Chalked
up with q single figure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-03

and II possible a special train will be
secured to bring down delegation Of
Pittabnrghets.