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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

New LONDON, CoSS., June 2S.--lt wRa
o o'clock thia evening when tho tug
Mauhansctt, with every available Opace
on board crowded by newspaper men,
started up tho river TO Wow tho begin.
ming Of the great contest between the
Yale and Harvard crows. Tho bot
arrived ut tho starting point at C:l5,
and lay there waiting for tho racing
shells to put in an appearance. Tho
water was no, quito smooth, but its
guriaco was unbrokon oYon by wind
or flaw. It was 6:33 when the Harvard
boa! started for the iloat Yale reached
tho ptarlinG point momont later, and
the two boats wore quickly IN place aido
by side ready for the word. II came,
aud both aota oil CARA gtruCl; the water
together.
Harvard atartnd in with fast stroke
forty to the minute, hoping to break
Yalo's heart In tho first mile. Yalo re-
sponded gamely with thirty-cight
strokes and kept right abreast OF Har-
ward. For n furlong, perhaps, tho boatI
raced nip and tuck, then the longer,
stronger stroke OF the sons OF old Eli
begun TO toll and Yale drew away. At
tho half milo she was already five acc
onds ahead, full boats longth, and her
lead steadily grew. At the mile Hnr-
wards stroke had dropped to thirty.si1,
whilo Yale kept on ut tho rate OF thirty
eight, with which sho started. Her
lead grew steadily she passed the mile
aud half nineteen seconds ahead OF
Harvard. Both crews here began to 70
dUco their stroke, Yale dropping to
thirty-siH and Harvard to thirty-tour.
But while Yale's strokes were deep and
strong, Harylrd's work was ragged.
Aitor tho FIRST hall mile Uarvard's
men were never in good stroke. Had
they, been perfect oarsmeH, however,
they would still have lost the race by
their steering. From tho mile flag on
the Harvard boat ziSzaGSod across the
stream in the most extraordinary man
ner and finally struck tho two and one
hall milo flag staff. The creV rallied
bravcly from this shock, but after tina.
they were never in tho race for q mo-
ment They put on a spasmodic spurt
but their stroke soon dropped back
from thirLy-six to thirty-two, and they
were hopeIessly boaton. Yale crossed
the limo in 23:47, almost minnie in ad-
vance, Harvard's time being q 40. The
official time b. miles: Mile, Yale $50;
Harvard 6:07. Two milee, Yale II al ;
Harvard 1920. Three miles, Yale
l7:47; Harvard 1885. Four miles,
Yale 23:47; Harvard 24:40.
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LONG ISLAND HANDIChp


Won By Sir Walter Mt Shorpshcnd Bay
Track Yesterday Afternoon.
NEw YoRK, June 2S.-At .Shecpshcad
Bay to-day number OF well contested
races wcro seen. The best was tho
Long Island handicap, in which elk
were sent to go tho mile and furlong,
and very cloee finish resulted. Rowe
tried four times to sond them away and
they got of beautifully with the c1cep.
tion Of Lowlander. who refused 10
hudeo from his position. When they
got into limo for tho 9th ,imc tho
starter told them to como on" which
they promptly did. and Lowlandor was
LETT standing amid tho applause OF the
spectators. Fred Douglass took M tho
running, followed by St. Michael. and
with tho others trailing. AS they
turned into the stretch Sir Walter.
Roche and Don Alonzo cot sail for the
leaders and soon had them at tho whip.
and It was hammer and tongs oil the
way down tho stretch. Roche tricd in
vain to overcome the lead OF a nose
which SirWalter had, and all OF Simms'
desperate riding could not get Don
Alonzo any nearer than third and thus
they finished. Summaries:
First rnce, Futurity course-Kc uti.
gerna, ITO (Doggett), to /. won by hall
a length; Factotum second; Trevolyan
third. Time, l:l2 2-5.
Second race, Futurity course, selling
Cesarion, 10 (perkins), G to 5, won by
six lengths; Ella Reed second; The
Coon third. Time, l:l2.
Third race, Tidal stakes, mile-Dob.
bins, l22 (Simms), to 5, won by two
lengths; Sir Excess second BY half n
length; St. Maxim third. limo, lao,
Fourth race, Long Island handicap,
mile and an eiGhth-Sir Walter, llO'
(Dosgett(, 9 to g, won by nose; Roche
lis, (Gritiiu), is to 5, second; Don
Alonzo, l2l, (Simnsl, 8 to l, third.
Time, l:55. St. Michael, Fred. Dousla,s
and lowlander also ran.
Fifth race, milo, selling-Copyricbt
IA. u. Reagen), 0 to Q, won by necl,'
Roller, 100, (Doggctt), 5 to i, second
,NS!cstlbule, l24, (Ballard), s to l, third,
Time, 1:4l.
Sixth race. stesplochaso, selling
stakes, short courae-Ingot, l2S, iPinesl
5to !. won by four lengths; Pat Oakley,
1874, Barry, s to l, eccoRd; Westmoro,
land, ISL, Cook, 20 TO l, third. Time
1856. v
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SATURDAY. TIE I'm DAY OF July. 1897.
fNsNs We
W. Il HarIEH, AucttonsC
rTTRUSTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of IGeed OF trus: made by Mary No
Hauera and Michael hcNRIna:R. her husband.
10 nc as trustee. Gated April H. $780, recorded
On the Office Of tho Clerk Of the County Court CT
Ohio county, West Virginia. IN Decd OF Trust
Book No. 90 page 20 will sell at the north
front door OF the court house o! said county, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 18Th DAY OF JULY. 1891,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a m, the following
described property, that Is TO say:
The cast half OF lot numbered two and the
west half OF lot numbered three situate and be-
Eng on The moth sido OF Eleventh street, IN the
city OF Wheeling. Ohio county. West Virginia, as
laid out BY Andrew Il. Britt. plat OF which sub
division IA recorded IN Deed Book No. u. pngo
49, The said pieoo OF ground fronts forty feet
on Eleventh street, running nDIthwardly OF
equal width to the south line oflnnis owned By
the Wheeling. Pittsburgh &.Bslurnore railroad,
orc hundred and twenty feet more or less
TEAMS or sALE:-One-third and as much more
as the purchaser elects TO pay IN cash on the day
Of tnlc, tho balnnco In TWO equal miscellaneous az
ono Gnc two years. notes bearing interest from
the Gay Of sale 10 be given for III deferred pay
nGltS ", J. W. COWDEE, Trustee
W. II. HA1Lrn, huctionccr. jelI
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THE BLUE AGAIN,


Tnio Beats Dat Both harvard unG C0lum.
bla tn'tho FraEnmca Contest.
New LONDON, CoSS, Juno 2S.-The
triangular freshmen race between Yale,
Harvard md Columbia was rowrd at
half past'ele7ea o'clock this morning
and resulted in tho triumph Of YGln
Columbia second, Harvard third.
Yalo took tho water first, almost
withoutR splash, while Columbia and
urvardsimultaneously started on their
two-milO course up river, each doing
considerable air and water tanning on
the first two strokes. By tho tine the
hall mile flag was reached Harvard was
fully q length and hall astcrn OF Yale,
and Che Columbia oarsmen had passed
Yale by about length. In this mau-
ner tkoy roHed for tho next quarter
Of mile, whom Yalo took a tiile faster
stroke. At the milo Yale and C0lum.
bia were having 40 pretty race as
could have been Desired. At the milo
and half Ialo was we'll in the lead,
and from that to the finish the Colum.
bias knew they verb beaten, but
still they fought vol. Harvard was
out Of the race from tho start. Yale
won by two lengths. The winners
time was ll:15; CoIumbia's, ll.27.
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TIE rApIFF BILL
Disposed Of All Dut o no sGiIod uiO-Incono
TnxSchohuis Goes Through.

IhrSCheunio COOS Through.
WASHINGTON, D. G., juno 2S.-Slr.
Hoar started series Of flHbustoring
rnanouvroa in tho sonate today which
seemed to indicate that 1t might DO tho
purpose Of Republicans to use tho joint
resolution passed by tho house ycstor.
DAY 10 continue for 30 days. after juno
80 tho appropriations Of the senate fia.
cal year-to blockade tho tariff bill.
Mr.. lIonr consumed tho remainder OF
tho morning hour until 1880. IlO pro.
tested against keeping tho tariff bill bc-
fore tho senate TO the exclusion Of all
othOr legislation and said That whom tho
majority asked the minority to continue
existing appropriation in order 10 proas
bill that minority believed Injurious
thoy asked too much. When tho hour
OF 1880 arrived tho quoBtion Of The dis
pOsal OF the resolution gave way 10 the
tariff bill. Tho pending amendment
WAS thnt Of Mr.. Hill to limit the time to
tho period between March ! and
Augast OF zach year, when tho books
oil corporations should DO open to in
specIion. Upon this there ensucd a.
protractcd discussion, Messrs Chandler,
Teller, MandorsoD, and Allison partici-'
pating.
Throo Democrats, Hill, Murphy and,
Smith, voted for Ililps motion to strike
out tho income tax section, and Nc
PhcrSon was paired for it. OF tho Re.
publcans, six, marlborough. Mitchell
(Orogon), Pcttierow. Power, Shoup and
TolIor, voted against the motion and
Dubois was so paired. Tho Populists
all voted against tho motion.
Tho tax on playing cards wa9 liked at
two cents pack.
Mr.. AldriCh moved to mako tho ln-
creased whisky tax 20 into cGoct immo-
diately on tho passage Of tho bill
Adopted.
The committee amendment fixing the
tax ut 81 10 per gallon and extending
the bonded period to eight ycars was
agreed 10 without division.
Mr.. Daniel offered m amendment TO
repeal tho section OF tho exciting law
providing that every farmer or planter
ment, verified by oath. az to the smount
OF his sales, and make his refusal to do
so a misdomeanor, puniehable by tlnc
OF $500; agreed to.
Section l04, tho last bnt ono OF the
bill, providing for tho repeal OF the reci-
procity provisions OF tho Mckinley bill
and the abrosation OF all agreements
undcr it, was reached just before 7
o'clock. Mr.. Hale moved 10 strike it
out. As this motion would bring up
the whole question OF reciprocity it
could not be disposed Of tonight, and
the senate thGroupon at Z o'clock ad-
journcd.
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NEW MEXICO BILL PASSES.


Tho House Adopts 1t Without Division.
Other Matters.
WASHINGTON, D. c., june 2S-Among
the bills that passed the house to-day
was one for tho relief Of the trustees OF
the Presbyterian church Of Bethel
Springs, Tenn, on account OF the oc-
cupancy OF the church By troops in tho
civil wa-. n bill also passed TO amend
the Judiciary act OF August 10, 1855 It
provides that receivers or managers ap-
pointed by United States courts may be
sued without the permission OF the np-
pointing court, just az tho original cor
poration night have been sued.
Several navy bills were passed. and
then tho bill for tho admission OF New
Mexico vas taken up. 1t passed with
out division. Tho house then took up
the bill to construct hall OF records in
this city. At 4:lS the quorum disap-
pearcd and tho house adjourned.
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MARTINS PERRY,


laps aud HIlshnps Iu tho THRIVING City
Across the River.
Few persons understood the meaning
OF the burning OF red fire last night to
advertise the witch OF Endor." People
in Wheeling and Bridgeport supposed
that Martins Forty YVES celebrating
some big event and the frcmen werc.
Tho lights were burned instantcously
all over town at the tapping Of tho 1te
alurm.
The Eastern Ohio Christian Endcavor
Association ia in convention at 0It.
Pleasant. Rev. McCauley, OF barton,
who is president OF the Ohio a,,ocia-
ton, addressed tho convention last
night. 4 large number OF Martins
Ferry people will go out to-day.
Cards arc out for the marriage of Miss
Annabelle Hobbs, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William H. Hobbs, to J. Edward
Blacktor6, on Thursday evening, July
12, at o'clock. The wedding will take
place at tho homo Of Miss Hobbs on
North Fifth street.
In the appeal in tho case against
William Wilson, for murder, the judg.
mont OF The common pleas court was
yesterday affirmed by tho circuit court.
This settles tho question OF another
| new Trial.
E. J. Lewis, n well-known engineer on
tho Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad,
has purchased tho kelley coal works at
Warrenton.
Yesterday cat had its head cut of
by an electric car In front Of the Bay
less house and its body Jumped around
for fully minute.
The Presbyterian picnic on the Avon.
dale farm yesterday was largely attend
ed and was highly enjoyed.
The Independent hose company and
friends will probably go 10 sandusky in
special car.
Richard Brown has succeeded D. K.
Allen q. commander OF Thoburn post,
&. a. Z.
Miss Bessie Brady will shortly enter
tain Miss Nannie Jenkins, OF Now York
city.
James II. Drennen, esq.,, entertained
the Old Mems Club Mt dinner yesterday.
Yesterday roll was broken on mill
No. . at the Etna-Standard.
Miss Alice Thomas is visiting rela-
tives at Steubonvillc.
Deputy Sheriff Darby was in town
last evening.
Miss Mary McGinnis is dangerously
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Fifty cents is a small doctor bill, but
that is oil it will cost you to euro any
ordinary case OF rheumatism il yon use
ChamherlRin's Pain Balm. Try it and
you will be surprisod at tho prompt re-
lief 1t affords. The first application
will quiet the pain. 80 cent bottles for
sale BY Charles L. Goptze, Will ". II.
win, Chris. F. Schncpf. Charles Menke.
meller. William c. Williams, 5. L. Brico,
!. E. Schecle, viii Mcnkemcller, John
Coleman. Richards & McEIroy, W. Il.
Hague, Wheeling; Bowie & Co., Bridge.
port, and B. +. Peabody &Son, Benwood.
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LOUISVILLE, Juno 28-To-day's game
was Singing match from start TO
finish, although tho Phillics hit tho
hardest; the home team was more for
tunate in punching their hits. Cross
aud PfeEer's batting was 4 feature.
Weather hot Attendance 300. Score:
Louisville ........: o 0 020 1900 Eli
Philadelphia 0 o.
Earned runs, LcuIcillr 8; Philadelphia 4.
Hits, - and Is Errors, aud l. Pitchers. Hem.
ming and Carsc7. Umpire, GaiIncy.
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THERE is more catarrh in this section
OF the country than all other diseases
put together, and until the last few
years was suppo,od to DO incurable.
For great many years doctors pro.
nouncei it local disease, and pre-.
scribed local remedies, and by con-
stantly FILLING 10 euro with local treat
ment, pronounced itincurablc. Science
has proven catsrrh to BIO constitu-
tionnl disease and therefore require.
constitutional treatment Halls Catusrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is tho only constitu-
tional cure on the market. 1t is taken
internally in do;os from 10 drops to n
tcaspoon!ul. It acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces oil the system.
They offer 500 for any case it fails TO
cure. Send for circulars and tesslmo-
malls. Address.
FL. CHENEY &; Co, Toledo, o.
pS7" Sold By Druggists, 75c.
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ST. Louis, Juno 2S.-By superior bat
ting and folding the bGaneatera won u
closely contested ten-ipning game from
the Browns whose batting was good but
field work miserable. Attendance $500.
Score:
s.. Lou,s."..-""....S I J . 0 o Ill
Earned runs G and q Errur-. 1or1nd ). Hits.
70 and Is; Pitchers. Clarkson. Hawley. NIcoll
and Stiygtts, Ump,rb HURT
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CHICAGO, June 2S.-Costly errors and
inability to hit Rusie at the proportime
lost a close Mountaineering game to tho
Colts to-day. Attendance $500. Score:
Chicago -..................O o 0 o 0 o . 0 g. 5
New iOrl-..........-..-O 0 0 3 0 . .
Earned runs. and L Errors, 8 md :. hits, 8
ands: Pitchers, Nutchin.on and RIsie I'm
pLrO lynch
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The Emil schmitt base ball club, for.
merly the Hubs, would like to hear
from any club in the city for game OF
ball on the tunnel green ncxt Sunday
afternoon, the Mozart or tho House &
Hermanna preferred. II accepted an.
swcr through this paper Saturday morn.
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ME pINATNs 0ArLuNED.
Duukouburgor'a Boys nt Last Fuii Down.
Tho Other Bah Ghuioa

In basO ball yesterday II was boss and
hoes between tho cast and west, thrco
victories apiece. Baltimore continues
her losing streak and Boston by win.
ming from 81. Souls lessons that load Of
tho Orioles, only twenty.onc pointS now
separating tho two teams. Doston'a
victory at St. Louis was q Crackcr-jGck
ten inning game. st. Louis broke tho
ito in tho zenith, scoring ono run, but
tho Boan-eatcrs didu't know whom they
woro boaten and made n couple, win
ming tho game At Louisville tho
Quakcrs Wsro defeated in great
twelve inning contest; the Colonies
first Victory for several days, Cincin-
natl won again and will soon DO up to
the Browns in tho raco. Pittsburgh
lost to tho bridegroom and these two
clubs exchange places in tho race, Pitts:
burgh taking fourth place. Cleveland
displaced the QunkorG in fifth position.
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CrNcINHATr, June 2S.-Hoy's mulr in
tho ninth inning gavo Washington Il
chance to scoro three runs. The Reds
won by good hitting and base running.
Attendance 1000. Score:
Washington U 90 o 0 . (
Earned runs. Cincinnati 1. Errors, and l.
Hts, each. Pitchers. Chamberlain and Maui.
Umpire, Emslic.
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CLEVELAND. Juno 2S.-Thc .Clevo-
lands had batting streak to-day and
they succeeded in KNOCKING Mullane
out Of the box in tho sixth inning.
Weather hot. Attendance 1900. Score =:
Cleveland. . 6 6 0 o 0 OILS
Enrned runs. Cleveland 8. Baltimore !. Hits,
Il and II. Errors, and 3. Pitchers, krnuss and
Cuppy; MullaDe and Inks. Umpire, Stage.
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OLD Ellis ATHLETES.
Yolo Onrgmon Win Double Vic
tory from tho CrimBona.
THE UNIVERSITY BOAT RICE

Over tho Famous Now Lon
dom Course on tho Thnmos-Yalo
Freshmen Win from 10th Harvard
and Columbia - Shecpshcad BAY
Knccs-h Great Ball GamC for
wheeling - Tho National Bicycle
Circuit Matter - Other Scws Of
Sport
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PrTSBUuGH, Juno 2S.-To-day's gamo
was worry ono.sidcd affair. The visitors
battcd Killcn hard from tho start and
finally knocked him out oil tho box in
tho sixth inning. Attendance 2,4Oo.
Score:
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

-
70 he crrltors Of Etc II R,z~1 Deceased:
In pursuance Of decree OF tho ctrcuI. corr.
OF the county of Ohio. made IN cause therein
pending TO subject tho real e5tate OF the said
File N. Russell 10 the payment OF her debts, you
hro required 10 present your claims against tho
estate OF tho said EGle N. Russell, for adjudIca.
ton. to George r E Gilchrist, commissioned NJ
his Office In said county. No ltOi Chaplinc street.
Wheeling. ". Va, on OF bstoNo tho sixteenth
day OF July. lSai.
Witness John W. Mitchell Clerk OF tho said
Court, this thirty first day OF My 1885,
icl-r JOHN ". MITCHELL, Clost.
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Earned runs, Pittsburgh 8. BROOKLYN S;
Two base hits. Smith. Donovan, Bcckley nnd
DAly. Three ba'g hits, Treiway. S,hOch Shin
die, ShciAcG hits, Daily SchOch. FOutZ- StOlou
butcJ Biefbarcr COTcnrHn md TredwnJ. Double
play, DAILY and shipdle; GiRsscocI, Blcr6ancr
and Bcckley, First on balls OF killel .; OIL
!; Kennedy PGs,cd balls. Merritt >; Wild
pitches, Kennedy. Time, l:l9 UmpIro, McQuaId.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
rpRUsTEEs SALE.

' lhUSlEE SALL.
ny virtue Of deed OF trust Inhdo. by Ellen o.
Taylor aud Joseph +. Taylor. hOr husband, 10
mo "a tIuStCO, dated December Il, 1892, recorded
IN the oliloe OF tho Clerk OF the County Court Of
Marshall county. West Virginia, in Decd OF
Trust BoOl; No, 10 page 20, | will soil on tho
promises In the town Of DGnwoOd, Marshall
county, West Virginia, on
TUESDAY, TliB 30 DAY OF JULY, 1901,
commencing ht 10 O'Clock a. m, the following
described property, that In 10 say:
Lot numbered eighteen. situate on Eccond
ftrccL In the town OF Benwo0d, MARSHALL county,
West Virginia, together With al tho buildings
and Improvements thereto belonging
said property will be offered In TWO parcels
aud rs a whole, INST the north part Of said lot
with the two story brick build!ngtlIuato thereon,
1y!ng north OF u limo running through tho con-
tire ofths partition wall dividing the two brick
houses. and second, the Fonth part OF tho said
lot lying south Of said limo with tho tWo,story
brick house situate ON sAd south part OF said
lot Third, the whole OF said lot with the double
brick house situate thereon,
IEENs or SALE;-One.thlrd and as much moro
Of the purchase inoacyRs the purchaser elects 10
pay IN cash on tho Gay Of snlo, tho balance III
two equal instlllmOpu nt one aud two years,
notes bearing interest from the day OF sale " DO
given for tho deferred payments.
W. J. W. COWDEN, Trustee
". Ii. lTAfIER AuctIonerr. jcl
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Possibility of Il Big Lcngue Gamo-Tho
National Circuit Matter.
1t Is moro than probable that Wheel.
ing base ball enthusiasts will DO treated
TO n baltic roya! between two Of the
best teams in tho National League
Thursday afternoon OF next week. Mr..
viii ". Irwin, who has leased the
South Side bail park, yesterday opened
negotiations With Manager AL. Buclien-
berger, Of the Pittsburgh club, for tho
appearance OF tho Smoked Italians and
the Boston team here on that date,
which is an open one to both clubs,
two games being played on tho Fourth
at Pittsburgh. II these teams can be
secured the reoponed park would re-
ceive such house warning as it would
get from no other attractions.
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TUESDAY, THR 30 nay OF July, 1901.


by virtue Of deed Of trust made by Martha
c. Noble, 10 INC ~ trustee. dated nay Il. 1889,
recorded In the Office Of the Clerk Of tho County
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia. In Deed
oil Trust Book No. ., pOgp 517. will sell ut tho
north front door OF thS Court House OF Ohio
county, on
SATURDAY. TIE I'm DAY OF JUDY. 1891.
commencing at 10 o'clock n H., tho following
described property, that Is TO say:
Two lots OF ground numbered Six mud Seven
IN John McLuro's addition to the city OF Wheel
Jug, in Ohio county. West Virginia, IN the First
ward OF Easd city. said lots lying west OF and
fronting on tho county road loading from tho
NGtiOnSlIroNl TO Mount Wood Cemetery.
TERMS oP sALE:-Onc. third and AZ much moro
ns the purchaser elects TO pay In cash on tho day
Of tale, tho balance in two equal lnstallnents at
one and two years. notes bearing interest from
the day Of sale 10 be given for the deiurred pay
lnents the title to DO retained Until payment Is
n1GO IN full
WI. ". COWDES, Trustee.
W. Il HaEIEH, AucttonecT iel2
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President Geigor, OF tho W. A. W.,
has received letter from Chairman
Raymond, Of the L. A. ". racing board,
in which he says that tho Pittsburghcrs
had an application Tor admission to the
national bicycle racing circuit, whom it
was first mentioned last winter, but for
several reasons did not care to have
their date sat before this time. Tho
date given them is July 49, and Mr..
Raymond does not anticipate that tho
races IN Pittsburgh will injuro tho ut.
tendance OF spectators or racing men
here in September. 4Tr. Raymond also
says that Wheeling is not the conclud.
ing meet OF tho national circuit; that no
has arranged for several meets in south
ern cities and that Wheeling will really
BIO the opening OF the southern circuit,
and that all tho racing men will be
hnrn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-29

brought to this country and no cost
s2l,OCO. Although Maxim is an untried
sire, his Colts and Gllics averaged over
e., 600.