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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-03
TIE WORLD OF SPORT.

Robert j. and GeatTy Raced NJ PhlIAds1.
phIa Yestsrday--othsr News Of sport.
PHILADELPHIA, Eow. 2-About 5000
persona journsyed TO the old Point
Breeze track to-day osee the two equine
wonders Of their respective classes.
Robert. and John R. Gentry, try, con-
cIusions. The raes was a dIsappoint-
ment to the spectators, from the fact
that comparatively slow time vas made
In both heats. Robert J, later in the
day, was sent 4 mile with q running
mate and succeeded in lowering the
track record Of 2:OS, held by Mascot, 70
2:Oa Before the first heat, Robert J..
sold for SIS against $40 for John y.
Gentry.
On The second attempt tho pair were
sent away on even terms. At the quar-
ter John r. Gentry had half length
the best OF Il. Going to the bali Geers
gave Robert ]. his head and he quickly
went up on even terms with Gentry.
In the next quarter Robert J. gained a
lead Of one length, and, turning into the
stretch, swept by the grand stand
three lengths In front OF Gentry. The
time by fractions was 1924. 1904, l:34
and 2:0S. In the second the pools
were: Robert J. SIS. field S.. Robert J.
took the lead when the word was given,
and at the quarter was two lengths In
front Going TO the three.quarters the
lead was increased TO eight lengths.
From tho three.quarters to the, wire
Gears pulled the world.beater to almost
q walk, and he won by Eve lengths In
the slow time Of 2:12tt. :,
After the second heat McHenry asked
permission OF the judges to withdraw
John r. Gentry, as he was plainly out
OF condition aud had not fully recovered
from the injury received At Nashville.
The judges granted the request.
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Thursday evening at Bethany the
greatest political gathering that ever
took place in that classic community
was held by tho Republicans, the prin-
cipal speaker being Captain D. B. Dove.
ner, the Republican candidate for Con-
gress. Fully five hundred people listen
ed to tho exposition Of the issues OF the
campaign by the captain, and ii enthu-
siasm OF the unbounded kind goes for
anything, the portions OF Ohio and
Brooke counties in the neighborhood OF
Bethany will roll up au immense vote
for the candidate OF the party OF pro-
faction and honest money.
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For Mondnr,. NfeetInE.

Additional vice presidents have been
chosen for the Dauford.Nichols meeting
at Martins Ferry as follows:
L L Scheehie, Frank link. Capt A.
Lash, J. B. Montgomery, 4. II. Heslop,
E. E. McCombs, E. L. Lash, Ernest g.
Smith, james RaIston, Joseph {. Wells,
Michael Ryan, George Iuglebright, E.
D. Hoge, George Rslston. Dr. Carl Rust,
Thomas Williams, William Tweedy,
August Miller, Harry George. Charles
II. Carpenter, Holly Newland, George
RobertshaW, Allan Mckee, Elmer
Moore, r. G. Montgomery, George W.
Collins, DR.. John L. Hervey, Charles
Williams, A. G. Shaver, Frank Moore,
William johnson. Mayor Samuel West.
wood, Charles Koebnline, Hayward
Long, George H. Smith. George B. Barr,
Fred Och, William Coates, IT,, Charles
James, Howard Hopkins.
The soliciting committee consists OF
W. T. Garrett, James Tannehill and
Ernest G. Smith.
The decorating committee will meet
this evening at 7 o'clock at Judge Coch-
rams office,
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This afternoon at 2 o'clock Captain
Doyener and Mr.. Whitaker will address
the people OF Richie district at Adams
school house, near the Caldwelps run
toll gate, ON the issues Of the DAY ard
those in charge predict that this will be
one OF the largest meetings ever seen in
that part Of the county.
On Monday afternoon Captain Dove.
ner will address the people OF Triadel-
phia. The meeting will be called to or
der at 2 o'clock sharp and the indica-
tions are that there will be big attend
ance
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oALuMErs "oUT OF SIGHT"

They Did No. Appear and La Belle Wins
Two Games.
Last night tho La Belle aud Calumet
teams OF the weelinr Bowling league
were to have played the game scheduled
for Thursday evening. but the Calu.
NETS did not appear and the two games
20 to La Belle in default. The scores
we're "a follows:
First game-Hannan 100, ". Steven.
son 134, Wells 140. J. Day l22, Waight
l25, Blindl42; total 1902.
Second game-Hannau 1913, W. ste-
venson 12l, Wells 1876. J. Day 142,
Wright las, Blind IA; total 81.
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THE EFEEor on WAGES.


Ono Moro Industry which Has Net With
tho Common Fate.
A strictly business letter received by
a prominent Wheeling firm yesterday
throws some light on the effect Of tho
new tariff Law on American industries.
1t Is given below:
DEAR SrRs:-Replying to your favor
Of the 10Th inst, would say that We see
no objection to say that tho reduction
in tariff on soda will have the effect Of
reducing wages In our factory. as 1t will
be necessary to do this to conform with
the prices we have mado. We think
you would do better to take our Che
shire goods at cents, l. o. b. Pittsburgh
in preference to taking English at price
you name. The former could be deliy.
cred In Wheeling at about the same
cost, taking difference OF freight in con-
sideration. . Awaiting your fur
tier iavors, we are.
Yours truly,
TnE PrNSsYLvANIA SALT MIRO Co.
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WASHINGTON, Now Five well
backed favorites and a second choice
were the winners at the s. Asaph
cour,e to-day, thus giving the books the
worst OF it. Summary:
First, six furlongs-Lady Violet won;
time, 1:17. Second, one and one-six-
tenth miles-Roche won: time, l:49i.
Third, five furlongs-Miley won; time.
1903. Fourth. half mile-Edna May
won; time, 1901. Fifth, half mile,
Pouch colt won; time, :50t. Sixth.
mile-Ed Kearney won; time, 1:42t.
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PROPOSALS.
Sealed Proposals.

seRlcd proposals will DO received 9t the office
Of the Board Of Commissioners OF Ohio County
until Monday, Novcnber5, 1891, ITO o o'clock q.
m, for the following:
COAL,
First-For furnishing nut and mixed coal, as
city iiStrictS south Of the creek.
SccOnd-~For furnishing mixed. nut coal and
slack, as may be ordered by Overeers Of the
Poor for districts north Of the creek Uncludlng
Island AMI Fultonl Also for Court House and
Jail, as may be ordered by engineers and jullor,
UNDERTAKING.
For furnishing ConInS Common stained.
lleRrSCs, Hacks. BuVgleS, rs may BIO ordered by
OversccN OF the Poor
FIrst-For districts In the City Of Wheeling
Including Fultonl.
sccond-FOr districts without the City OF
Wheeling Cincludlng County lntlrmary oil order
OF Superintendent.
Bidders must specify tho prices Of collins aud
for persons over aud under fourteen years ofagc.
MEDICINES.
For furnishing medicines upon tho prescrIp.
ton Of tho County Physician.
fIrst-fOr city north Of Wheeling crock lin.
Guiding tho EslRnd and FultOnl.
Sccaud-FoE city south Of the creek.
Druggists lnnSt do business in the district for
which they bid
All bids 10 be for ono year from November IL,
The right to reJoct any or all bids is reserved
BY order Of the Board Of Commissioners.
mol 7. Q, MOFFAT. Clerk.
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In pursuance OF decree made on tho i2th day
OF October, 1884, by tho circuit court OF Ohio
county IN the above entitled cause. the under.
signed appointed special commissioner for the
purpose, will, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1884,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. IN. on the premises,
sell nj public saiu 10 the highest bidder the tract
OF land beautifully located near the National
Road about four and one half miles east Of
occupied by Mis-. Fine Russell in her life time.
There Is comfortable and roomy dwelling house
and stable on the premises and many fruit,
shade aud ornamental trees The right to uso
the Two lanes adjoining the property will be sold
with it.
This property has been subdlvided into three
parcels. two OF them containing about one acre
and half each, and the other. on which the
dwelling house stands containing nearly three
ncreS These parcels will be offered separa tely,
and the property will be sold IN such parcels or
as whole. as will DO found most advan tageouS
At the same time and place will DO sold a lot
fronting on tho National Road opposite Wheel.
ing Park. and containing ,9ls Of an acre.
For the boundaries Of the above mentioned
parcels and lots reference il made 10 the decree
aforesaid and TO the plat fled with the commits.
sioncr'S report In tue above entitled cause,
TERMS or SALE:-One.thltd Of the purchase
money, and rs much more as the purchaser may
elect In cash, the residue In two equal INSTALL
meatS at one and two years from the day Of sale,
the purchaser giving notes for tho deferred In
stallmcntS bearing interest from the day Of sale,
aud the lille TO be retained until the purchase
money Is paid iR full and a conveyance directed
by the court This purchaser Of the parcel upon
which the dwelling house STANDS will be required
to inEuretho dwelling house In an amount 10 DO
fixed by tho commissioner ns further security.
W. P. HUBBARD,
Special Commissioned
}. C. HERvEY, Auctloneer.
thereby certify that bond and security has
been given as required by law By W. +. Hub.
bard, the Special Commissioner in the above en-.
titled cause. JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk,
Ocl1
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Last night Captain Dovener spoke to
a large crowd az McMechen on the is
sues Of tho campaign. The speech was
eloquent aud interesting, as well as con-
yincing, and among the audience we're
many ex-Democrats who have sinned
the last time and will henceforth vote
with the party that stands for their in.
terests in preference to the demands Of
people three thousand miles away, who
are, as Governor Mckinley puts 1t,
"beyond the, reach OF the American
tax ratherer."
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
stage of Water aud Movements OF Boats
The River INTEREST,".

St1go OF water uHu LhoNomouts % bVAtN
The River Interests.
Tho stage Of water at the pubic land
ing last evening was thirty.three inches
and about stationary.
The Courier has come out again. She
passed up for Pittsburgh at 1880 p. M.
last night, and will 60 down for Parkers-
burg Sunday at noon.
The John L. Lowry left at 1880 a. m.
for Marietta aud way landings with a
good trip. Tho Liberty departed at $3.50
p. m. for Darlington and way landings.
Reports from hesdwasers were as FOL-
lows:
Warren-River 2 feet and stationary.
Weather cloudy and warm.
Morgan town-River feet 8 inches
and stationary. Weather clear and
warm.
Standardization feet 7 inches
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
Greensboro-River feet inches and
stationary. Weather clear and pleasant.
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The Bethany college and steubenville
foot ball teams will play at the latter
place to-day.
To-day the Wash.Jeff foot ball eleven
will play tho Indiana Normal school
team at Washington. Roy Harrison.
formerly of Martins Ferry. will play
half back with Wash-JeF to-day.
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Last evening number of the friends
OF Charles List and @. F. Dickinson en-
tertained them pleasantly at the Fort
Henry Climb. The evening was pleas.
autly passed aud the occasion was voted
an Unlimited success. Among those
present were Messrs. Charles List. @. +.
Dickinson, Charles Lamb, George
House, Edward Franzheim. Gilmore
Brown, Robert @. Haase, Charles b.
OF, Charles n. Hancher, Edward Wiles,
Walter Kinehart and CLARK Hamilton.
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i isbor under the Disadvantage Of the
seapsf school systsn Of old VirEtnia
Nsssrl. whitaker and Brady followed
ti,e esotsla 10 two short bat Interesting
ana convincing appeals for the support
sf-the voters Of the county. The peo-
pIe came from all the country aide in
waRonS and on. horseback with many
bannars aud rEanspareneies. together
With drum corps from Bethany.
Messrs. Whitaker and Brady spoke
70 n large crowd at the brick school
house in RlebIand district Last night
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in.ns gentleman At once sent the follow
saays from 81 70 $4,000 70 bet on
Doyener. A torteIt Of 500 put up 70
guarantee bet. aud will send man 70
satton with money"
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NESBITT &,DEVINE,
Tel Ga 1880 Market street.
FOR SALEOR RENT.

The large four.story brick building. has eigh.
teen thousand square feot floor space. suitable
for manufacturing or any kind Of business re-
qulring a large building. Can be bought on long
time the same Ms rent or will rent the same Nos.
1872 and 1874 Water street. We will give sons
one big bargain II Il sale can be made AZ 0ncs'
Possession can DO had at once.
Money TO Loan.
Houses 10 Rent.
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A letter was received yesterday from
Sutton, saying that money was there to
bet on Howard, and asking II any
Doyener money was in the city. Prom.
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O3L. yard for Saline Remnants that
OT4C sell In the piece from l2!c to l5e
n ward. GRo. NJ. SHOOK & Co.
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IN sooIETY,s DOMAIN.

Reception ut DIR. swope's-Pnrty Mt the
Fort Henry--other Social Events.
Last evening Rev. DR.. and Mrs. r
Rush Swope gave reception at the st.
Matthews rectory on Chapline street,
that was one OF the social events OF the
present season. A large number OF the
friends OF DR.. and Mrs. Swope attended,
and most enjoyable time was spent
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A pleasant social gathering took place
last evening at tho home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Hubbard. near Elm Grove.
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FOR RENT.

No n South York street. three rooms, ir.as
No. $50 Eoff street. four rooms. frame Synr.
No. 1904 Woods street. SIX rooms. brick. s.sn
M. I19 ThIrty.third street, i've rOomS b'ltk
500
No. $40 ChAplIne street, lwO'StOrT brick
tWo-sEory frame dwelling Of tive rooms %
South Elm street.
$40 McCoIloCh street, four rooms.
No. ISS Zane street. second floor 81.
No 3l23 McCollOCh Stroek tw1stOry irame
No. SO Main street, large modern brick dTak
ING. fourteen rooms.
No. 1927 McColloch street, brick, Sill %
No o. Ohio street three rooms. 81 -
No, Gl9 Main street, brick dwelling.
No 2Ill MaIu street. arSt floor. three r01uI
Two furnished rooms for men. on jacob. b.
tween Thirteenth aud Fourteenth streets
Two splendid office rooms In MNSonlc buIslla
No. 2gn9 ChADlIne street. dive rooms. Sl5Jl
No, lJO6 Market street. ONCE rooms
No. I2I Thirty.thlr1i street, i've rooms 81 ~
Rooms fcf manufacturing purpose, with power
furnished, In the business part Of city.
store rooms or South street. In H0arne TGo.
ernAcle building.
MONEY TO LOAN.
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DEAL ESTATE.
Houses for sale cheap
Building lots for sale cheap
Farms for snlG cheap.
Property for sale on eESY tetnlA
Money to loan on real estate.
HARRY. FINK,
Telephone 6s7. llll Market s::gss
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ROLF e, ZANE,
NO. ~ FOURTEENTH STREET.
Telephone SEQ. oe2!
FOR SALE.

Good brick house oil Market street, Genital 10
mentS,
Comparatively new slx.roomed house: conve'
nient location on Island 10 ferries or bridges
500 cash and the balance as long rs you wl'iH
10 run at 6 per cent It's bargain.
Eightroomed brick house on Thirteenth
street Rents for $500 por year, for s!,2n
FOur.rooned house with good lot, in Centre
Wheeling. for 500.
$50 Will buy u good lot.
TO LET.-Large aud small houses.
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XXTANTED-A GOOD HONEST
w partner with $500; business clears 500
every month. Address n. ~. care this Office
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HAVE you been to the opening ut stifol
& Co.'s? If not, don't fail to come up to-
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o.. for superior full sized Crochet
OSS Spreads. SIarseilles patterns.
GEo. N. SHOOK 4 Co.
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DO not trade your vote. 1t may moan
tho carrying out of the free trade threat.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB RBNP.

Ar.,-t
~ acre farm north Of city, ioF make: garl
enlng. 500 per annum-
No SOB Alley - =
20 rOomG, Main aud TWenty.fini ssrve.
No 81 Seventeenth htrIet.....-,...........
No l0i Sineteenth EtTeet.,-....-.. 4s,......... o
No ass Main STREET MONS. both Ez,ot g. a
Building in rear Of iiOl Market street 10 VI
Pour.roomed house, Crescent Place d
store room, No llt9 Market stnsei -..-...-. 3. W.
-Four rooms, both easeA aud bath. No
SeTenteSnth street ....... q %
Saloon and dwelling. Martins fcrFr IS
Joining Z, 4 r iepot,,.....,-,....,-... . ~
ELght EOomA both gNseN. hot water AZ!
bath. No, 1910 Main GtTeet.....-...- . =. y
No S7Sevcnteent IN street, eight r0ouIs both
gases hot water and hath.,,..,,.. ,....... ~ ~
No rs Market street hires roaHiS ........- NJ
No % Twentieth sirrei .... !. d
store rooms Main aud rWenIy.arst Sirsc.,
s. o. and $OOl.
No 29ti Main n a,
No go? Main street. three tOOmS........ ~
Two rooms southeast corner Market aal
TWentysSiEth street 81
No 81 Sixteenth street ........... .......... t
No l7S SerenteOnth strcet,.,,.......... ....,. 40
BulIding corner TWenty'i1lrth Anl mar
ket streets lately used Is cirrla:i
No. SS:7 Chapllne street, two room, ......... D,
No. cLi9 Market street. both ga'c'. ....... O. ~
No. 26!l ChiplIne street. store t0Om All
dwelling.
No 2j0j Jacob street y D
No, $50 Jacob street., ,... y
No l1I7 ChAplino street office nom ........ 81
FOR SALE
No. n Eighteenth street, S4iOn
Desirable lots on North aud South Front Nfes,
l&O acre farm on BoGES run
Ten acres OF land aud dwelling. near lIaaey.
Real estate OF every description
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RpoolHl DnrGa,ns In so Trouserings.
Made to order of All. Wool Cloth and
guaranteed 10 wear. By
G. HISS & Sous,
Fashionable Tailors and Gents Furnish
ers, 1898 and 1925 Market Street.
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r ADY AGENTS-LADIES WANTED
i to write for me at home; 50 day: no can.
vaSSIuR. Reply with stamp. Mss VERSA
LANihON South Bend. Ind. oc2
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UTANTED TRAVELLING SALES
w MEN TO handle our goods on commits
sion: good inducements TO frst.class men. Fl.
DEITY OIL CO. Cleveland. Q. nO2
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MINNEAPOLIS BLANKETS.
EIDERDOWN QUILTS.
HEMSTITCHED SHEETS.
WANTED.

WTANTED-EIGHT (S) LADIES TO
w canvass Address wv. II. H." stamm
House. city. nolS
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COMMISSIONERS SALES.
Neutrality-suspicious.
PUBLIC SALE.
W. P. Hubbard. Administrator.
I'm. R Ap.s Il and other. In cAAH''

In pursuance Of decree made on tho ieth day
OF October. 1884, by tho circuit court OF Ohio
county, in the above entitled cause. tho under.
signed appointed special commissioner for the
DufnOyo will. on
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UTANTED-SALESMAN WHO
w visits country retailers TO sell our Jeans,
iow.priced CaSSlmeres. Dress Goods, Flannels
mia my5.s
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TnE PrNxsYLyANIA SALT M'F'a Co.
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~ acre farm north Of city, for make; s4rl
enInE. 500 per annun.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-04
FOR HER DAINTY FOOT.

Cotton, Isle and silk stockings are
all worn, writes Isabel A. Mallon i'm an
article that cannot fail to please all wo-
men, under the title Dainty STYLES in
Lingerie in the August Ladies Home
Journal. Many women, myself among
the number, prefer cotton to a Isle
thread stocking, inasmuch as the twist
OF the thread i'll the lisle ones irritates
the soles of the feet. Dark blue and
black stockings are liked for street
wear, except when tai shoes are worn,
and then OF course, the stockings match
the shoes. The navy blue stocking is
usually chosen 10y those who find that
the dye from a black stocking affects
their skin. This is 10y no means COM
mon, but the very minute it is discov-
cred one should cease wearing the
black and select another color, OF else
wear white, for one never knows to
what extent a skin disorder may go.
with grey or scarlet shoes or slippers
the stockings are chosen to match, and
these may De gotten in silk at a much
lower price than is given for black ones.
Many women have discovered that the
wearing Of SuspenderS pulls silk stock
ing SO that it railroads." which means
good bye" to the stockings, and so for
this reason the wearing of the garter
above the knee is gaining favor.
The Washington bee., 1894-08-04
DISRUPTION IN CAMP.

The e was row in camp at a meet.
ing Of the Steamboat Company in the
Capital Savings Bank building OH last
Monday evening.
The President, MI. Patterson is to be
investigated by a committre of three
of the share holders of the boat compa-
ny, consisting of E. NJ. Hewlett, Fer
nanda Lee, and Thompson. Fernando
Lee charges fraud on the part of the
president of the company and miSap.
pr0piating the funds of the company.
1t is also alleged that Glymount and
the right to the boat are in the name
of Patterson. Lee also makes some
ugly charges against Misses Wilson and
Jordan. Whether he can prove these
charges it will be seen when the com
mittee concludes the investigation.
Lawyer Hewlett who has been re-
tained as consul by Lee and others
informed a BEE representative that the
boat company is rotten.
The people who have put in their
money by false representation should
employ counsel Immediately.
The Gdneral impression is that the
institution is rotten.