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SKULL AND YERrEBhE xEypsD
lease Squiut. and .. Rather Dear At Pr.S
eat, but He. Practically All RIsht.

lease Squiuts and q. Rather Dear At Pr.S
eat, bst Hes Practically All Right
Ten.year-old Isaac Gerstein OF o Allen stree,
who was taken to the Gouvern~ur Hospital oR
Jan. 10 with his neck apparently broken. VIII
probably be discharged cured and returned "a
his homo in q few days. On the day nared
young Gerstein was knocked down and run
over by pair OF horses and a wagon. Dr. y,
h. Jamal. who has attended the boz. said
yesterday:
When Isaac was brought into the hos pi,,l
it was found that he had sustained a fcac,ur.
at the base OF the brain and fractures Of ,hs
second and third cervical vertebra with 4
probable dislocation OF either tho second or
third cervicai verrebra- He was unable to
speak or swallow. Every once in a while no
would cry out with pain. He never lost con.
seriousness entirely. The upper part Of his
body Was Put In a pl aster OF Paris cast. and hs
gradually began to improve. Hope was first
entertained Of recovery when he began 10
and Other iiaaid dood. aPP I1m sn. third js sa
after receiving his injuries he showed signs u
paralysis OF the limbs. but now tho only signs
Of y are ON the right SIDE Of his face. His NECK
the cast for four weeks. when the east was
removed and his injuries were found to have
healed.
cular squint Of his right eye due to paralysis
OF the sixth cranial nerve. and paralysis of the
right side or his face. due to affection OF the
eighth cranial nerve. His senses Of hearing.
exception Of a slight impeachment in hearing,
which, Will Improve TO normal condition in
time"
the employer OF the driver who ran over Youn q
Gerstein.
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KISSED the rnEAcuEws SPEECH.
The Rev. n. MeLnAe Dsaounee< AinIor-
aires In an Address In New Hay-H.

The Rev. d. MsLnHe Dsaounee< AinIor-
aires In an Address In New HaS-H.
NEw HAVEN. Feb. 23.-The Rev. Dr. McLane
of the College stree; Congregational Church.
was one of the speakers at the Washington
Birthday exercises yesterday in the Hyperion
Theatre In his address he said that the time
will come under dem ocatIc form OF govern
nlent when the wealth OF the country will not
be In the hands OF the few. and when every
man will have an honest portion OF the goods
he produces This was greeted with applause.
mingled with Kisses.
ID there Is "A millionaire out there kissing. 50
exclaimed the speaker with great WaTmI h..
" let him hiss. i say this not to win applause.
but because il IL Gods truth. Millions OF men
have cen ground down by the mtllionAires.
but the spirit OF honest patriotism will not
stand II forever Applause and more Kisses
Hiss II you will. but il will come, not by revo-
luton hope. but come IL within some man
neI-becauss come IL must
This was greeted with loud applause and
vigorous Kisses.
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Rss.AHFsat Ks-1srs AreH-sI Of ssIlIaE
Ols OAAEEaElne.

Joseph NsrTinL proprietor Of the table d'h6ts
restaurant at lO3 West TWenty-nith street
and Jean b. GuttiH. proprietor Of the restAu-
rant at III West TSenty-h ith street we're ar
Faigned In Jefferson Market Police Court yea
tsTday on complaint OF Inspector Meter Of
the state Dairy Commission. Who accused
them 81 RXposing uleOmarsarlns Tor con
Funl DtioB a. an article Of food. He said that
he had dlned at both restaurants recently.
and had. ia the presence OF the PTopTletors.
Bealed 10 sam pes Of the butter which cheat
naEEsrins.' TIE pEiSoasEs we're hsld Tor trial
u 400 tail each
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Father Hu.a.. K..pp,,u,.a v,ear-G.n...,.

HARTToED Conn. Feb. 23.-One oi the first
Official acts OF Bishop Tierney Is the re-
appointment OF Father James Hughes, rAstor
OF st Patrick's Church. as Nicar-General.
Father Hughes has held the place under sue
eessivs Bishops for many years, and during
death. has Administeredt the affairs OF the dio-
cese with much success Father Hughes. ne
INK one OF the lTTemoNable IectoTs OF the do
cese. is a member Of the Bishops advisory
council He IL 81 years old and participated
In the conservation ceremonies yesterday oc-
TiaFnaV
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In consequence Of the possibility Of an early
dissolution OF the British Parliament to be
followed bY = general election. President John
T. Walsh Of the New York City Council Of the
Irish National Federation OF Amslie IL send
ing out circulars t1 lTish- Ams Ticans in this
Be held tO-m0TEow. At s o'clock. IN Room ~.
CanBar nion-
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PARg KEErEE HIGGINS DrsMIssED.
Oas RssuIt OF The AIRES, OF Euat saadEord
IatsIITaI Park.

IatsItTai Park.
The Park Com mlssioners have dismissed
from the park police force Park Keeper Gil
bert Higgins. against whom charges OF viola
ton OF rules and conduct unbecoming an on
Ger were preferred ~ Lawyer Elliot SANFORD.
The charges grew out Of the arrest OF Mr..
SANFORD in the monkey house in Central Park
a few weeks ago Nj. SANFORD vas arrested by
PARK Keeper Higgins who accused him % i'm
proper conduct. Mr.. SANFORD TetaliAted with
charges against Higgins. which have resulted
in the dismissal OF Higgins from the force,
One result OF HlRginss conviction and dis
missal was an order directing all park keep
srs heretofore detailed 20 duty in plain dress
to report at their pOsts hereafter IN uniform.
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Asy s,soLya'. B0sy.

The bOdy Of Nay Brooklyn. the actress who
committed suicide in san francisco week
ago. will reach New York this morning at
o'clock. l. will be removed 10 the rooms u
afternoon 10 the Cemetery Of the EysTgrrrl :.
aud Inferred there IN the lot bslOngluG tr -
fund. There WILL be no religious srlNt
Franeisco
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Fifteen s.oops and small yachts laid Up for
tEs winter N Browns Greek. Sayyille. were
lO0,vl on Thursday aight - q gang Of M
kaoTn taisves- The cabins we're broken into
lhe boats we're entirely stripped OF their rig
EiBE. bedding. anchors. and chains. There IL
No doubt but that the thieves camo ~ Goat
And the oyEtsEmen are organizing a water
BAtT9i 10 The hops Of capturing the maEsadeEG
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P.lrsIn.a e.raa-r E.o,.rat.s.

The Police Board yesterday made Patrol man
John HaGAn Of the Oak street station rounds
man. and sent him to Fifth street. The
charges against PatTolman Henry Gardner Of
the Union Market station. who shot and killed
Otto KAsper on Jan. 49, we're dis missed. Com
missioner MacLeAE voted against IT, John H.
Allen aRd Charles a. BIiekWedcl were EN-
plOyCi as policemen on probation.
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Til, nsooEITa FI-sAs. Arsaas

ATs. Elizabeth BotE. who occupies the fourth
nat At los BOeTum place. Brooklyn. noticed
smoke yesterday afternoon coming out Of the
elevator shalt. Her 500 hurried down staiTs.
and found some Tub5lsh and two bEOOms
Ablszs a the foot Of the sh4ft. He eXtihgqishsd
the hFs and nyiinet the police. Nh0 thInk it .
slsaE eass Of ineeRdiAElsAa.
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NashinGton's Birthday was celebrated at the
Pines Hotel Barnsgat Park. on Thursday
evening. There was a dinner followed BIZ
songs aud speeches, some Of those present
II q. Chase and vile Of Geneva. y. y. Miss A.
v sutton. Mis-, Horace Bureksll Of BrAttle-
RsT bsis the FsS essJs bG%sI .Si
Ma Marie ]. Root Of New FORK
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Ths C.r,.r msrr,.e. M...,os L....a.

CHICAGO Feb. 23.-The Harrison homestead.
ia which Carter Harrison was assassinated By
PrendeTgast. has been leased by the heirs TO
said Carter Harrison JT.. found II impoSsi6i
to enter the dining room where the crime Was
committed without having II recalled to their
mind"
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about score we're men. At o O'Clock speech
making tegan and toAsts were assigned JuSt
as they are at mems banquets. Mrs. Hood pre-
Miss Anthony. who could not begin for i've
minutes 50 continued was the handelappinE.
Back OF Miss Anthony was a silk American
nag, but in us blue union were only two gold
en- stars These, che explained. were repre-
sentative OF the two States, Colorado and Wy
ominR. in which woman Is legally the equal Of
man. she hoped that she would live to see the
day when that union should be spangled with
As many stars as there are states
The other speakers were Mr. Blackwell the
Rev. Anna III. shaw. Nine. Hanna hOTany OF
Syria. Miss Alice stone Blackwell. daughter Of
Lucy Stone, the Rev. W. 4. Dixon OF the Con-
cord COlored Baptist Church. and Mrs Gait
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New YonH, Juno lit was q sitting
day at Morris Park to-day, and tha
track wac as fast US lightning. In tho
Al Breeze stakes the spectators wcrs
treated 10 u stirring finish between
S~lononcll and Roche, In which the for.
mcr won by tho shortest Of hoads In q
hard drive. II Is probable that Roche
might have won II Midgoly had not
bunglod. An eighth Of u mile from tho
finish Roche hud Stoncnnll driving aud
could have taken tho lead then, but the
boy waited until It was TOO late, and al
though ho was gaining rapidly on the
Dryer sprInter the distance was too
short by about ton tcct, and no was
beaten. Midgely was clearly uut.riddon.
although no had the beat horse.
W. L., a rank outsider, captured the
second race from tho iavorltcs, Roller
aud viii Fonso. In the third race 81.
Maxim was an odds-on favoritc. and
won in a romp. When tho stretch was
reached Griffin tried TO mako Q short
cut on the inside with A.rop!no. As he
did this the colts leg broke short of at
tho pas,ern Joint. The colt was q full
brother to st. Leonards. and was shot
soou after he was taken to tho stable.
In the last race Arab, tho queer horse,
won easily from Tom Skidmoro In 1880,
u new record for the track. Sumna-
ries:
First race, FIVE furlongs-Addie, 1913
(Taral), 7 to !, won by a nosei Prig. Jos
"(Littleticld), 80 to |, second by two
lengths; Petcr Tho Great, !l3 Clamil-
ton 80 to !, third. Time. :5S4. Gold Dol.
lar, Luuberman, Beldomore, War Bon
net, Melba, Panway, Tormentor, Poor
Jonathan, Jack OF Spades, I'd. kearney,
Appomatto1 and ~strcphon also ran.
Second race, ono mile-W. B.. 10
(Taral), 70 to |, won by u length; Roller,
ll0 (Clcricol, 8 to 5. second by four
lengths; Will Fonso. l07 (Simms), 9to !,
third. Time, l:+0!.' toe Ripley, ST.
Anthony, Factotum, Dwight ind Spread
Eagle also ran.
Third race, Pocanteco handicap, one
mile-St. Maxim los. (Simms), l to 2.
won by ono lenEtn; Ornu5 VI, (fenn),
10 to /, second by three lengths; liar
ring,on 100, (Bcrcen), 95 to l, third.
Time, l:40!. Atropine and Rama also
ran.
Fourth race, all breeze stakes, seven
iurlongs-Stonenell l24, (Slmms), / TO 8.
won By q nose; Roche liz. (Midscly),
@ to i, second by three lengths; Trevc-
Ivan lOl, CLittleicld), 80 to /. third.
Time. l:27.
Filth race, elk tur!ongs-The Com
moner III, tChues,onl. 3 to !, won by
half length; The Coon Ill. (Doggcstj,
1 to !, second by three lengths: Sabrina
colt Ill. (Simms). : to 8. third. Time,
l:l2. Mics Annie colt N~orthford,
Harris, Spacclli. Havoc, Monotony and
Captain Jack also ran.
Sixth race. ono mile selling-Arab,
%, (Donohue), 7 to l, won by ono
length; Tom Skidmorc, 30, tGrmn), 8
to 8, second by four lengths; F%usilecr,
l07, (Doggctt). Is to |, third. Time.
l:S0. Bolero, Clarus. Tiny Tim. ChicI
Justice, Lousdllo and Specialization also
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SEWING MACHINES.

We have opened a Sewing Machine depart.
mcnt aud will sell all tho leading SEWING
MACHINES - Of Wholesale pt!ccs. Including the
celebrated STANDARD ROTARY SHUTTLE
and new vibrator. tho best on earth We will
employ no agents. and sell for cash only. Full
instructions will be given Gtthe stom. Machines
delivered 10 any part OF the city, and 10 out OF
W buyers we prepay irci2ht 70 nearest rail.
road station. Every machine will he warranted
for from ono to- Ten ycarz, according 10 The
price and Kind. We. hRyc seven differentiated
OF machines TO select from. ringing IN price from
SIS to $40. II will pay you TO call and sec us be.
fore you 6ny or write for prco list We can save
you from SIS 10 $50. Agents will tell ynu differ
ent. Don't be humbuS-ed By them. Be your
wi rRrnt We can sell you the same kind Of Il
machine they ofer you for about orc.hrl! what
they GSk you for II. You ask how We can do this?
Because We pny no agents, make no time sales.
but buy and sell for SPOT cash. ; 4. Newcomer,
manager for the Standard Sowing Machine Com.
pany OF this city for the past two wears. will
have charge OF the Sewing Machine Department
4 full line of needles, oil, parts and repairs will
always be KEEP. on hand for all sewing machines.
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C~ISctSHArr, June ll.-Latonia results
to-day:
Fret race, solllng, puroo 500, for
th~ree-year-olds and upwards. mile and
twenty yards-E!i won; Advocate Sec
ond; Footrunner third. Time l:43i.
Second race, selling, purse 500, milo
and seventy yards-Pomfret won; Bob
L. second; Little Walter third. Time,
1851.
Third race, purse 800, five iurlongs-
Lady Diamond won; Voladora second;
Miss Reynolds third. limo, l:0l4.
Fourth race, purse 800, ono milo
Nephew won; King Charlie second;
Tariff Reform third. Time, l:4aI.
Fifth race, selling, purse S4OJ, nine
sixteenths Of q mile-Satsuma won;
Rookie second; Shanty bob third.
Time, 1854.
Sixth race. selling. purse 800, nine.
%sixteenths Of O mile-partuer won Sir
ROho second; Little Fish third. Time,
:56k.
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DELIJAIRE.

All Sorts of Local Sows und Gossip from
the Glass City.
There was considerable excitement
in the Fifth ward at an carly hour yes
terday morning caured by Il iusilaIe OF
5 lots IN that n~eighborhood. 4 burglar
effected an entrance to tho residence OF
William \. Wise in the Gravel Hill cut
sometime BY going through a window.
lie went up staira into the sleeping
apartments and Mrs. Wise was aroused.
She screamed and the burglar took to
his heels, but her screams awakened
her husband and he fred at the retreat
ing burglar. Officer Jacob Capito was
in the vicinity and hearing the sho.
hurried TO the scene and saw the bur
Glar running down atreet lIo, too,
opened FIRE upon him, but the burglar
ran under tho wagon shop OF Ludwig &
Co. Just north OF Indian run. The
shooting brought out tho mayor and
marshal md o number Of citizens who
found Capito and Misc guarding tho
shop. Marshal Bahra got O lantern
and went under the shop bu; there was
no one there. Tho burglar mad evil
IDENTIFY clipped out the same place he
went under the wagon shop while tho
men were guarding the other side and
ho got away. lie secured nothing In
Wires house, and had O narrow escape
in getting away without being shot.
Rev, Hugh S. Boyd Yves duly Installed
as pastor Of the United Presby ,crian
church in this city yesterday evening
by the Wheeling Presbytery. The Ger.
mon was preached by Rev. W. J. Cole
man. OF West Alexander, and tho
charge 10 tho pastor was made BY Rov.
Dr.. Grimes. Rev. j. II. LitteIl dd-
dressed the people, especially the con-
gregation. aud the largo audience prea-
cnt enjoyed the impressive services.
Quito n number from Bollaire besides
the delegates will attend tho Steubcn-
vile convention to-day. Strong efforts
will DO made to harmoniac tho Belmont
county delegation ami IL thcse are sue
cesstuI Belmont will most likely capture
tho nominee for Congress. Whoever is
named will DO elected.
Rodcfer Bros, who have been paying
the mon at their glass factory half cash
and half paper, lifted tho first install.
ment OF the paper issued last Saturday,
and ,horo is \ good feeling among the
men over the receipt OF tho cash prompt
ly upon its being duo
Mr.. and Mrs, r A. McCircgor loft
yesterday for Columbus to attend the
commencement Of the Ohio State Uni
versi.y. whore their son Howard grad.
yates. lie has been a iavori,c studcn.
for aomc time and has been assisting
ono OF the professors for a year or two.
Mrs. NaTci,sa j.. Barnes, vito OF
George Bavncs. the we'll known mold.
maker. dicd here, aged ,ifty-nine years,
and will be buried to-day.
Charles ]. Gill has returned from a
trip for the Robinson Glass Co., and to-
day no will move his family 10 the
Burr's Mills camp ground. :
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The snprcins court OF appeals mot
again yesterday, with all the judges
present The following business was
transacted:
Guggcnheimer & Co. vs.. Lockridre,
from P~ocahontas county; opinion by
Brnunon; decree OF circuit court al.
tirlned.
Writ, Boidlcr & Co. va Guggen-
heimer; judgment OF circuit court al
Lrncd.
W. 7. Ferguson Va. Israel Bond, from
Tyler county; submitted.
Comson & Hanson vs.. Parker 4 Wal
lace. from Tyler county nubmittod.
Victor Y. Hitchcock v6. j. N. Morri-
o ct A.. from Ritchie county; sub
mittcd.
NJ. X. Duty, Of Doddridgc county, was
admitted to practice in this court.
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SALE.

BY virtue Of n decd OF trrSt made By Elloa o
Taylor and Joseph I. Taylor. her husband. 10
mo Us trustee. dnted December G.. 1897. recorded
In the Office OF the Clerk OF the County Court OF
Marshall county, West Vir:inll. In Deed Of
Trns; Book No. 10. page 60, | will sell on tho
promise, In tho town % BenwOOd. MarShall
county. West Virginia. on
TUESDAY, THE 80 DAY OF JULY. 1891.
commencing al 10 O'Clock L.. m, the following
described property, tina Is 70 say:
Lot numbered eighteen. situate on Second
street: In tic town OF Benwood. MARSHALL comfy.
WCSt N!rs!nin, together with MI the buildings
and improvements thereto belonging.
said property Will be offered In Two parcels
and Us L whole, first the north part Of said 10:
with the two Siory brick building situate thereon,
lying north o! n line running through the cen.
tro OF the partition wall dividi1= the two hrIcL;
houses. md second. the south part Of the said
lot lying south Of said line with the two-sIory
brick mouse. situate on sGid soutn part Of said
lot Third, the whole OF said lot with the double
brick house situate thereon.
TERMS OF SAL~E:-Onc.third and as much morn
Of the purchnSc money as the purchaser elects "
pay In cash on the day Of sale. the balQncc In
Two equal instailmentS CT one and two years,
notes hearing interest from the day OF sale " be
given Tor the deferred payments.
WI. ". COWDES, Trustee.
W. II. HAfIER. Auctloneer. jU1
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TRUSTEE's SALE.


by virtue OF u decd OF trust made by Martha
T. Noble, 10 mo rs trustee. dated MAY IL 1859.
recorded In tho Office Of tho CLERK OF tho County
Contt Of Ohio County, West Virginia, In Deed
OF Trust Book No. -. page HO7. | will sell nj tho
north front door of The Court House Of Ohio
county, Oh
SATURDAY. THE 7rH DAY OF JULY. 1891.
commencing ut 10 O'Clock u M. the following
Described property. that IL 10 sgy;
TWO lots OF ground numbered SIX and Seven
In John Acl.uD's addition 10 the city Of Wheel.
luz, In Ohio county, West Virginia. In the First
wand OF said city. said lois lying west OF and
fronting on the county road leading from tho
National road 10 Mount Wood Cemetery.
TERMS OF SALE:-0ae' third and Us much more
as the purchaser ~electStO pay IN cash on the day
o! inlo. the balance In two equal InstRllmguts az
one aud two years. notes bearing interest from
the day Of slle TO be given FOR tho deferred pay
ments: the tltleto be retained until pay Incnt Is
made IN full.
W.. ". CowDEE, Trustee.
w. IL HALlER- Auctionepr jsla
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WASHINGTON. D. O.. June ll.-In
tho eleventh inning Il two.baEger by
Conner and II hi. by Ely won tho game
for ST. Louis. Attendance 5000. Score:
st. Loul.-.......O 90 IOOOI Ia
Warrington 20 0 o o | o 0Ol o.?
Earned runs. uouc. Error, Washington ..
TIIi>. ! md /. Pitchers. Nnul mud ClaIEsUa.
I1trnirr Hurst
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VAIN mi N SITS.
WHEELING, ". VA
One Cent Articles.

6ileary Envelopes. I good Pom Holders. q stool
Pens. ! Memorandum BOOK. 6Shreu Note Paper.
G Slate Pencils I Lead Pencils. I Collar NnttouI,
ebunchGs Hair Pins. II Handkerchief, | rhlmblo,
! paper Plus. | paper Noodles. / spool SILK Twist
: dozen Hooks and Eyes. 0 Darilug Needles. !
Nutmeg Crater, | dozen BnS Pants Ditton',l
Hat Pin. | box CARROT TaGEs. dozen Clothes
Plus, ! Tablet ! set knitting Needles
lOR OF scent goods yolug nj l cent,
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Fiye.C Cent Articles.

Ladies' Hose. childrep's Iiosc. Rolling Pins.
BO<wood Rules. CuT Buttons. Tin Buckets. Com.
hina,lnn Gla0 Cutters. Boys knives Pokers.
Door Bolts. SeAtsfoot OIL Shoe Backing Wash
Pans, Richter liafmonicas. Towels. 25-c Needle
Packages. SpecracloS, Dime Cologne HAIR Curl
rrs. School States, Lamp Burners. shoe Dressing,
Ladies' Pins. Table Kntr@.
Nun: IO-cent articles IN our scent It's Come
and take them out OF our way.
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At q meeting OF the Washington Dis
.riOt Alumni, held last evening, tho fol-
lowing officers were elected TO serve
dur!n. the next two yeGrs: Walter Ii.
Chapman, president; Milton Gu,man.
first vico president; Z. L. Chapman,
second vice president; Ross Chew.
third vice president; Carrie kindie-
berger. secretary: Wolina Cunningham,
treasurer. Tho banquet will DO held
Friday evening, June 20.
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Yesterday morning two wheolmen
from Lima, Ohio, passed through tho
city, via the National pike, on their
wheels bound for Washington city.
They arc on a tour OF pleasure and
recreation. Sunday was spent with
friends among the militiamen ut
Wheeling Crock.
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Mrs. Hamlet \. MARBLE, OF POUCH.
keepsic. y. Y, was for years q martyr
10 headache, and never found anything
10 give her more than temporary relief
until she began to take Ayers Pills,
since which she has been in the enjoy.
mcnt Of perfect health.
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wELLsBUHG ROAD RACE.

Five Wheeling Cycior, Are Entered For
Tomorrow n,S Event.
SpG;to, FslGtas 70 he intelligence.
WrLLsBuRc, W. Va, Juno 1.-THE
Knights OF Pyth!as bicycle road q C
will DO run here on Wednesday ct I
o'clock. The course will be two and q
hall miles out tho Bethany pike and re-
turn. Among thosc entered are the
following from Wheeling: Tinker,
RiheldaGer, Arbcn2. Stamp and King
horn. There are twenty-five entries.
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FOur.Cent Articles.

oues set Teaspoons. Patent Sleeve Holders, Eoyt
SrSpenders. ClaTk's q. \. I. Thread. Childrcn's
Bibs, Rubber Dressing Combs. Comb and Brush
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PITTSBUHGu IN FIFTH PLACE
Gu Account Of iICr Defeat of Yesterday.
How tho Clubs Stand.


PHILADELPHIA, Juno ll.-rhc Pitts
burgh team was defeated to-day by the
homo team because OF their inability to
hit weighing. Tho Phlllies betted
killen hard and played u good fielding
game. Attendance $500. Score: