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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1894-11-01
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= Constantly Hawking and Splitting. "

THOMAS J. RUSHING, Esq, 2902 Pine street,
81 Louis Mo- writes: a. was a great sufferer
from catarrh for three years. Al times could
hardly breathe. anu was constantly hawking
md spitti Ig and for the last eight months could
not breathe through the nostrils. thought
nothing could be done for me. Luckily. was
advised to try DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. and
/ am now a well man. L believe it to be the
only sure remedy fer catarrh now manufac-
tured and one has only to give it a fair trial to
experience astounding results and permanent
cure'
A complete Treatise on Catarrh, giving valu-
,nIa hints al to clothing diet and other matters
Of importance, will be mailed, postpaid to any
address on receipt of a two-cent pcetsge stamp.
Address,.
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
No ees Main Street. BUFFALO. n. z.
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PAT s.

Caveats, Trade Marks, Designs,
Copyrights AID all Patent business
conducted for Moderate Fees. In
formation and advice given to inven-
tors without charge. Address,
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New YoRE, Sept 4.-The second day
Of the Grand Circuit trotting meeting
ut Fleetwood Park resulted In two one.
sided uninteresting PROFESSIONS aud one
old fashioned red-hot horse race. In
the 2:l4 class tho California colt, Ora
Wilkes, was q fAvorite over the fold,
but could not keep up with Miss Ida
and Fanny Wilcox. After winning the
first two heats Miss Ida fell back and
Fanny Wilcox won tho three succeed.
ing heats with ease. Tho other two
races wero hollow affairs. Ralph Wilkes
winning almost in jog and in ridic.
ulously slow timo for him. Summary:
2:lS class. tTotting, purse 5000
Ralph Wilkes, ch. g., by Red Wilkes,
first; Howard, second; Qucechy. third ;
Lesa Wilkes, fourth. Time, 2:lGl, 2:l54,
9:lG!.
9;l4 clasq, trotting-Fanny Wilcox,
b. m, by Jerome Eddy, first; Miss Ida
second; Orc Wilkes third; Charlie G.
fourth. Time, 9:l3l, 2:l2i, 2:l3, 9:l43,
2:l4t.
2:4O class, trotting-Rodbud, by Rod.
form, fret; Marston c. second; Limon.
GRO third; MnyAower fourth. Time,
2:lGi, 2:l9. 2:lSi.
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BEnbAIRR
AusortS Of LEGAL NsEs aad Gousip frOa
us Glass CITY.

All Sorts Of LEGAL News aad GoSs,p fr0u
= -Ehs otAss CITY.
Mayor DuBoli dismissed Joseph
Oyer6aueh, after hearing the witnesses
for the prosecution, on the charge OF in.
eeSt There was simply NO evidence At
al. Patterson, the man who made the
charge, Is under bond 10 tho higher
court for bastardy, and blAmes the
father with this prosecution, a. well he
may, and twice has be had the father
arrested, but both times he was die.
missed after hearing the Patterson sid0
These prosecutions may give Patterson
more trouble 10 the end than the case
he is now held on.
George W. Yost secretary Of the Bell.
aIre bottle company, goes TO Pittsburgh
to-day TO attend 0 conference with the
workers on the new scale OF wages.
This is tho only branch In the glass
business unsettled.
About forty G. A. R. men forwarded
special delivery letters to the pension
agent at Columbus yesterday, expecting
70 get their pensions in time 70 go 10
the encampment at Pittsburgh.
Oscar Terry aud Tom Lynch were
fined by the mayor yesterday, and last
night he was investigating the Fourth
ward trouble, whore one man ham
mered another with brick.
W. 7. Vans, Of BarnesVills, who was
laid DIP for three months with typhoid
foyer, at his homo at BarnesvIlle, has re-
sumed charge Of the Democrat for Post
master Warnock.
Miss Nettie Kurtz, daughter Of DR.. @.
Z. Kurtz, formerly Of this city, but now
Of Chicago, left yesterday for her home
after visiting friends and relatives here
Mrs. z. A. johnson, who has been
keeping the hotel at Epworth Park this
summer, closed the hotel last Saturday
aud returned TO the city yesterday.
Mrs. ]. R. HartHhorn and Mrs. VIII.
lam Dougherty returned home yester-
day from Bethesda, where they have
been spending the summer.
Mrs. 7. G. Burlette will leave to-mor.
row for her homo at ST. Louis, after
spending the summer with her parents
in the Filth ward.
Mrs. Alex. Wiley, Of Washington,
came In yesterday from Bethesda to
visit friends and relatives before return
ing to her home.
Mrs. J. W. Sellars and son returned
homo yesterday from Bethesda, whore
they have boon for the past two
months.
The Knights Templar from hore will
90 to ST. Clairsville tomorrow night to
attend meeting OF Hope Commandery.
Mrs. Dt. knight has returned home
from Middlebourne, whore she spent .
month with relatives.
Tho school board will meet tonight
to prepare for the opening Of school
next Monday.
Miss Nora Ferguson, Of Newport, is
the guest Of frleuds and relatives in the
Filth ward.
Edward johnson, Of Pittsburgh, Is
spending few days with relatives in
this city.
Mrs. II. Roeuot is visiting relatives
at Bedford, Pa.
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vfGILANTs ILL MUCK.


Her CenteTbonrd Again broken and AIay
Cause Her Mech Trouble,
LoNDos, Sept 4.-T'he yacht Vigilants
lll-fortuno follows her. On the passage
from Portland to Cowes she struck an
obstruction aud broke her centerbOard,
the entire weight of which was thrown
upon the chain. As the boat struck,
the crank few from the centerboard
winch and struck the corner Of the
table, OF which Howard Gould and Mr..
Boyd were sitting at lunch, with such
force Us 10 break of q largo piece OF the
table top. Coga were torn from the
windlass and tho entire centerboard APP
paratus was generally disarranged.
Captain Half is hopeful that the dam
age may be repaired in time for to.mor-
rows race for the Capo May cup.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Haps aud MI,haps In tho Thsivlns City
Across the River.

Across tne tiNers
Thoburn Post 6. A. R, No. y, met
last night and decided that Il would not
20 as an organization 10 Pittsburgh TO
attend the encampment, mainly because
OF the refusal Of the railroads TO give
lower ratio. It ia understood that the
Bridgeport and Bellaire posts will not
attend as o body. Many soldiers who
expected to 90 as individuals have given
up the trip for the same reason.
George W. ChesseIl will move TO
Cleveland this month. Mr.. Chessell 10
mail agent on the main line OF the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad, and
will move to the Forest City in compli-
ance with tue recent ruling Of the pos
tai department which specifies that all
postal clerks must live on the line on
which they are employed.
Last night the Misses Fehreuback on.
tertained about fifteen couples OF young
people at their home on Fourth street
IN honor OF their guests, Misses Mary
and Philomena Arlnburster,'o Bates.
willie.
Rev. A. E. Brownlec, Dr.. and Mrs. A.
r. Ong, Dr.. and Mrs. ". II. Hall, Mrs.
Fannie Anderson and Mrs, Catherine
Shaw will attend tho Love reunion near
Now Athens, today or tomorrow.
The crown Of tho heating furnace at
the Laughlin nail works foil in yester-
day. Tho eight-penny and eight casing
Jmachiheu will be of until Thursday.
The Mechanics were addressed last
evening by Rev. J. s. Boyle, at the Fo7
esters' hall. The address was IN excel.
lent one.
William Elliott, Of salipevlllc, Is visit
ing his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mira.
Parker Elliott
Miss Ida Stanton was married last
evening TO John McNichols, by Squire
Theo. Keller.
Edward Thorp, Of Mexico, who has
been visiting A. S. Blackford, returned
yesterday.
Ro.s R Fowler wants 4 divorce from
his wife, Iva Fowler, whose former name
was Pond.
Yesterday James Green was fined 81
and costs ior selling specsacles without
license.
The vizilant Athletic Club will elect
board Of directors next Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mansel Rose, Of Quaker
City, are visiting relatives here.
Spence, BogEs & Co. viii move into
their new Office this week.
Mrs. Charles selby has returned from
Steubenvillo.
Ii. Huskins returned yesterday from
the country.
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THE BucKgNBBRaER RELEAsE,

.cBuekn Gets Another job and the Pitts.
burgh Club Pays Him for the Balance Of
the Year-IndiEnasio at BuckenbsrgeE's
and 0lasscock's Releases-other News
OF Sport
Special DipG,ea to he INteitiasnoz.
PITTSBURGH, Sept Al. Buckenbcr-
ger, yesterduy released by the Pitts
burgh club, this morning assumed the
management OF the Pittsburgh Electrical
Pavilion, at the same salary paid him
by the Pittsburgh ball club The mos.
popular ex-manaser Of the Pirates was
to-day deluged with kilograms from all
over the country. He has been offered
the Management. OF hall dozen base ball
clubs in different leagues. but he will
not re.enter base ball this year. Indlg.
nation ct the release OF "Buck" Is on
tho increase hero, coming on the heels
Of the mysterious release Of Jack"
Glasscock 10 too much for the sports,
and some hard things nre being said by
the ball patrons. The Pittsburgh club
officials to-day paid Buckenberger his
salary in full to the end Of this year,
December Z.
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A QUEER RACE
by 81. Michael Causes an Investigation ut
shcepshcad bay.

by 81. Michael causes un Interrogation NJ
shcepshcad bay.
NEw YORK; Sept tin the second
race at sheepshead Bay to-day St.
Michael was the choice and he was
heavily backed. When the race was
run no did not seem to have bit Of his
speed with him and he finished in the
ruck, badly beaten. After the race
Simms, who rode st. Michael, was called
up By the stewards aud then the owner
was questioned. No official action was
given out, but It was said that It is i'm.
probable that the horse or the owner
will be allowed to race again. The
trainer Is Nike DAILY, brother of W. G.
DAILY, who is ruled oil already. Wat
terson was tho choice in the fifth race,
but he was beaten in q queer ride on
the part OF ReifT. The winner turned
up in Void at 80 to J., with Miss Dixie
in the second place. Summary:
First, Futurity course, selling-Der-
iargilla, liz (Doggett), q to ], won;
time, ILL. Second, mile-Candelabra,
lis (DogHott), to l, won time, l Al 2-5.
Third, mile, sclling-Figaro. l02 DER.
geu), TO 9, won time, l:4l 2-5. Fourth,
fve furlongs-Tho Commoner, Ill
DoEgett), 4 to 5, won; time, l:Ol 80.
Filth, mile and sixteenth on turf
Void, lis (Bergen), 30 to l, Won time,
AS 80. Sixth, Woodcock stakes, mile
on turt-Havoc, llS CTaral), Is to 10,
won time, ~.
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Ths case Of Justice Of the Peace
George Arkle, charged before the county
commissioners With malieasanee, mis-
isasanee and gross misconduct in Office.
vas 70 have come up before Judge PAUL
in tho circuIt court yesterday forenoon.
on his application for a writ Of pro-
hibitlon restraining the board from
acting in the matter. As Prosecuting
Attorney Howard was engaged in the
criminal court, however, the hearing
vas postponed TIL afternoon. Mr..
CoptG, Of counsel for the complain
ants, appeared. but did not
take part in the argument.
Mr.. Howard made answer for
tho commissioners. aad filed q
memorandum made Of tho time Of the
Davis case, Of the game kind, by Judge
Melvin, who takes strong ground
in favor Of the eommisssonerI jurisdic-
ton.
Afkie. no held INT tue county SSh
nissioners had only police and fiscal
powers, That this was judicial mat
Ter was shown, he said, by the fact that
in the bearing 90 far as II had pro
ceeded Questions Of law did arise which
the board assumed 70 decide, and he
added: "They always took care 70 de-
eide against my client" He held that
NO county court had the power, and that
this boards powers were even more
limited than an ordinary county court.
Mr.. Howard argued from analogy in
other cases involving similar principles
that tho supreme court OF appeals
would hold that the law, which ex.
plicitly gives the board Jurisdiction, Is
constitutional.
Col. White bold that an indictment
would be required, but Mr.. Howard
pointed out that a justice might not be
charged with an indictablo ofense, and
yet be guilty Of conduct which would
make Il proper and right to remove
him from office.
When the argument was finished
Judge PAUL reserved his decision. He
decided In tho DAVIS case that the
county commissioners did not have
jurisdiction.
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mo Foot naIl season.

The MARITIME Ferry Y. n. Q. A. foot
ball club, which numbers twenty nom
bers, Is making extensive preparations
for tho coming season. Tho first game
will be played at Steubenvillo on Sep
tember 20, and Geneva college at Mar.
tins Ferry the following Saturday: All
Of the clubs in the league will play at
Martins Ferry, also the Washington
and others. An effort is being nlado to
have games at Martins Ferry with
Lafayette college, Ohio, State Univer.
sity, Dayton, o., Kittaning, Pa, all OF
which are crack clubs.
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prnfnr,, cnnno, he Cured

By local applications as they cannot
reach the discussed portion Of tho car.
There lie only one way 10 cure deafness.
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness Is caused by an infamsd con-
dition Of the mucous lining OF tho Eus.
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
famed you have rambling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when Il is on.
tirCly closed deafness is tho result, and
unless the Inflammation can DO taken
out and this tubo restored to Its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed Tor.
ever; ninO cases out OF ten arc caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an In.
famed condition Of the mucous eur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars ior
any case Of Deafness Caused by catasrhl
that cannot be cured by Halle CaLarrh
Cure. Send for circularS; free.
F. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 20 cents.
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TWO SECONDS BETTER
Than HI. Fort Wayne Record Is Claimed
for Robert j.


for Robert j.
BUFFALO, Sept 4.-Cicero Hamlin,
owner Of Fantasy and Robert j., has re-
turned from Fort Wayne, highly elated
with the successes Of his horses there.
He says Robert ]. can go two seconds
faster than his new record OF 2:0Sa and
when asked Il the PAGER could travel a
milo in minutes fat replied: II
would not let Robert J. pace in 2 min
utes for anything. What back num-
Der he would be then. People would
not care to sec him after be had reached
his limit and could not approach him
Mr.. Hamlin believes that Alix can do
better than her present record Of post
when she starts at Terre Haute, which
track is two seconds faster, he thinks,
than that at Fort Wayne. Hesays that
Fantasy may yet boat the four.year-6ld
record.
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ThoY VYnnt Games.

The Rsymaun Star base ball club
would like to hear from any club in this
city for games during the week or on
Sundays. They would also like 70 hear
from the Martins Ferry high school
boys for game next Friday or saIut-
day afternoon on the bridge company'e
park on tho old fair grounds. II
accepted please answer through this
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piaTtin's Porry Lost.

CosHocrOH, ONO. Sept 4-Gauding,
Of Martins Ferry, lost his arut game on
the trip to-day. Martins Ferry played
n very loose fielding game. Martins
Ferry, o; Coshoeton, 10; hits, 9 and Is;
errors, 8 and 2; thre0-base hits, Padden
2; tWo.baSe hits, Purcell; batteries,
Gaudiug aud Miller, Wright and titz'
nirnnnna
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Iones-lfay Bee wou; time, 1851.
Third, milO-PiutuS won; time, l:42
Fourth, Afro hGndieap, mile aud six
tsenth-Seiika won; time, so. Fifth,
mile and 4 GixtOontb-Slmon W. won;
time, l:I0. Sixth, selling. six furlongS
MibE Lilly won time, I:l63.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept 4.-Phila.
delphia won from Cincinnati today in a
game that was interesting and well
played throughout. Play was sharp,
the battery work was effective and Geld.
lug unusually free from errors. At.
tendance 2,400. Score:
Philadelphia .-........O o o. 23O o o.
Cincinnati. 40 0 900 o o. !
Earned runI. PhIsdelrhla :; Cincinnati >
Hts, II and 9. ErtoI. aud L Pitehc,, Taylor
aud wItsock. Umpire, Eus!S;
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srAsnrNn az CLrlll.

NV YoRK, Sept. 4.-The New York
and Pittsburgh teams INDUCED in
heavy hitting, poor fielding game at the
Polo grounds to-day in tho presence OF
300 people. The Giants won through
terrific hitting. Fuller and Burke max.
ing three baggers and Mcekin a homo
run in the ninth. The ninth inning
Was PLAYED in twilight. Score:
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CtScl.SATI. Sept 4.-The dump OF tho
day was in the handicap. Money pour.
cd in on lakewood NJ 3 10 s, but Oak.
wood was beaten before tho horses on.
tered tho stretch, and selika, tho out.
slider, canO out under drive and won
by length. Summary:
First, selling, six urlongs-Innocsn
won; time, l;l4i. Second, seven fur.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 4.-Tho Chieagos
put up a still game OF ball to-day. The
Orioles played fnster ball and hit when
hits were needed. Attendance 3,400.
Score:
baltimore. IL iol7oIO -
Chieaso...-..-.--.....0 o oil o / 0 o. 5
EStaed runs, baltimore 5; Chicago . Hts,
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1T Is a HOT FIGHT.

baltimore Continues to Maintain Her
Lead.
Only two western clubs, St. Louis and
Cleveland, managed to win out yester.
day, and neither club played with any
Of tho three leoders, all Of whom won
yesterday, making 20 change in tho
standing Of clubs. Pittsburgh played
tho Giants and lost very close game.
The standing Of clubs Is shown In tho
following table:
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BRooKLYS, Sept. -Four badly scat.
tered hits fran Copy tells tho story Of
Brooklyns defeat by the Spiders at
Eastern Park this afternoon. Attend.
ance $50. Score:
Brooklyn, 0 Q 0 90 0 0 O.
Earned runs, Cleveland g. Hit. I aud y
ErtoIA and o, F'chcfS Stein aud CuppN,
Umpire, Lynch.
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Eis:1SFs H:t -.:..:s III t-I'
Bases on balls, Oh Mrn6iee ?: on MCekin /
Struck out, by Menaiee l. Home runs, Mcckin.
Three base hits, Burke Fuller. NerkIn. Two
baSe bits, Smith, Stencil Herman, Ward. SAcri.
dee hit Herbauer. stolen bAseS. Hartman,
Menafee. Double plays. Ward. Fuller and Doyle
2: Donovan and sugdeo. Umpire. MeQuade.
saspa
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SQUIRE ARKLE'S CASE
The Application for a Writ Of Pro-
hibfaon Argued
BEFORE JUDGE PAUL. YESTERDAY

ana Taken Undsf Advisemoat-Ths
Issuo Is whetber the Trial of a Jus
ties for Misconduct is Judicial
Aet-Prosecutins Attorney Howard
and Col Robert White Argue the
Opposing sides.
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@ 20 for silk and Wool Novelty
% 20 Dresses containing eight
yards. Look like tho SIS 90 aud $40 90
patterns. Gro. NJ. sSoOK & Co.
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Tho Hr0vns win,

lssaia E ,7.,.. al al, fiisAast Hsas'a'
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WlsHrSoEos, D. @, Sept 4.-Good
al round uphill playing won the game
for the Browns to-day. Umpire Beta
called the game on account Of darkpess
after the Senators had finished the FIRST
half Of the seventh Inning Attendance
l,76Q Score:
ys,alnE.on...--.--.....----,.--s 1899 I'D
g. L0ulG . Nv
Earned runG, Washington !; e. Louis Hts
Ciafkaon aud BEe!lanstein. Umplto. betu.
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MiIA Pitehinr GRIne.

BosroS, Sept 4-Boston won from
Louisville today in seven innings Of
Wild pitching. Louisville gave Boston
ten bases on balls Both teams bit
freely. seors:
Bosson .-,-....-...............-!S ! ~
Rsruod ruua BoS.ou g Louisville 4 Hts. Il
and n Enron 4 aud 8 Pitchers, HodBou and
sttyetts; Kneli and WadsRorth. Umpire, Hunt.
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A GIGANTIC
ENTERPRISE!
Aa.-sSs:S sss:ssS
JKJHEN THE
w ssssssss
First Gable

was successfully sunk
across the bottom Of the
Atlantic, whenthe railroad
first spanned our qrea.
continent. and when the
gigantic White City frs.
arose from the shores Of
Lake Michigan, all the
world wondered. They
sangthe praises of human
progress.
They were events In the
history Of mankind.
That other great and
purely intellectual, educa.
tional and refining enter
prise.
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Castoria.

"caStorta $50 well adaptca tochHarca that
Irecomnend II rs superior TO any prescription
known 10 me-" Il. A. ARCHIE, y. D.,
III So. Oxford S., Brooklyn, y. 7.
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"The use OF 'castoris' Is 80 universal and
It's merits 50 well known that &c scens . work
OF supersOgatIou to endorSn It. Few are tho
Intelligent families who do not keep castnria
within easy reach"
CLRL0s NAEIrs, b. D.
New York City.
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Tn ccrAra C0pASr, n MuuEAT sra1f NV Yong crrT
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SOLD RETAIL At WHOLESALE PRICE,.
pEARLTNE

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Castor1a

CastorIa Guns Cole, Constipation,
Sour stotnnch, Diarrhpa, EructAtion
KIls Worms gives deep and pronot0 d
grstiOu,
without injurious medication.