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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-16
MARTINS FERRY.

Council met last night to take action
in regard 70 the fight between Officers
Neal aud Och, last Sunday morning,
about o'clock. They approved OF the
action OF the Mayor in suspending them.
They were both reinstated again on &C
connt OF the valuable service they had
rendered in the past.
The Y. NJ. c. A ball club will play the
Bridgeport club this afternoon on the
Athletic grounds. They have rein
forced their team and will put up a
better game than the one with the
ShamrOeks.
In the city-Mr. and Mrs. Riddle, Mt
Pleasant; Doctor Hoge, Portland Sta
Ed Wincher aud Ernest Baer, Wheel
ing; Isaac Vail, Smithdeld.
Misses Carrie Mitchell and Nellie
Jepsou, two charming yound ladies OF
St Clairsvils, were in the city calling
on friends yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Doehrson is expected
home to-day after three weeks visit
with friends and relatives Ia Tyler
county, w. Va.
Lieutenant Collier, of the Second reg
/ iment, stationed at wheeling CTeeA'
was in town calling on friends yester-
day.
VIM. Stead has returned home from
Cannonsburg, Pa, where he has been
visiting for several weeks.
'Suuire John McNice, OF Glenco, will
entertain the Septugenarrian Club at
| his home next Tuesday.
Smith Ellsworth is 10 PittSburg look
/ ing after the interests of the West Nlr-
| glnia Glass Company.
Fred md Lizzie Huffman have re-
turned no me, after a short visit at Mt.
/ de Chantal.
Miss Eva Smith entertained the Even
/ ing Star Social Club at her home last
evening.
Mrs. VIM Eskey is spending few
DAYS with her son at Greensburg, Pa.
spider" and Charles Coss were run
in yesterday for being intoxicated.
Charles Moore was arrested for drunk
ennesS last evening.
Ed. Krim has secured a position with
Louis Rothermund.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-16
Duu's Review of Trade.

New YORK, June I5.-R. G. Dun &
CO.. weekly review OF trade says: The
strike OF bituminOus coal miners will
end Monday, wherever the authority
and advice Of their general organization
can end IL and the re is little room TO
doubt that the coal famine will then be-
gin TO abate.
Some time must elapse before sup
plies Of fuel will enable al works to re-
sumo that have no other reason fol- sus-
pending production.
The actual output Of pig iron weekly
June /, was only Co, 572 tons, againSt
126. 1872 April /, and I74,O21 year ago,
but the reduction Of GAS, $50 tons in I'M
sold stocks indicates that Quantity
nearly double the output has beeA taken
for consumption.
The wooden mills are closing rapidly.
Ii is asserted that scarcely any have
orders TO occupy them beyono July l,
in mems wear but in the demand for
dress goods a somewhat better tone is
perceiyed. Sales Of wool in Two "eeks
have been $500, $50 pounds, agslnys
3.697,176 last year and ll,52O, 100 In
1892. The New York and Philadelphia
markets are dull, and at Boston slight
decline is seen in prices, with large
sale of territory wool at 30 cents
secured.
While Business is narrow, II IS com
paratively free from lnsSes by failure,
for the liabilities reported in failures
for the first week in June were only
s., 5O7. POS, Of which S476, lis were OF
manufacturing and Sl,S72, 62l of trading
concerns. The aggregate liabilities
thus far reported in failures In May
were but Sl3,5l4,76O, of which S5.l46,-
O25 were OF manufacturing and S6,9l2,-
3O2 OF trading concerns. The number
OF failures this week has been 232 in
the United States against 3l3 last
year
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-16
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, June 15.-Cattle, receipts,
6. 500 head; shipments 1000 head; prime
steers scarce and steady; others slow;
prime to extra native steers 81 SOai 20
medium 81 00a4 IS; others 50 S5a3 W;
Texans g 40a2 so.
Hors-Receipts, $4,000 head; shipments,
s. 500 head market active and lOc lower;
rough heavy 81 25a4 so; packers and mixed
"a 60a4 so; prime heavy and butcher
weights 81 S6a4 90; assorted light 81 'Oa
4 50.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, 1000 head
market slow and unchanged; top sheep
IS 25a9 80; top lambs, "a OOa4 %.
EAST LIBERTY PA, June l5.-Cattle-
Receipts light; market dull; prime, 81 qua
4 So; good butchers, a 00a4 30.
Hogs Receipts light; market active
common to fair Workers, "a 90; pigs
81 95; good heavy sows 81 OOa4 80.
Sheep-Supply fair; market very dull
extra So 5Oa3 60; good, IS lOa3 80; com
mon 50caSl %.
CINCINNATI, o., June 15.-Hogs, less
active and lower at s. 15a4 So; receipts, s.,
400 head; shipments, 500 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-16
ANIMAL ArPonrInNMrNr.
OF the school Fund Among the Counties
of the state.


of the state.
SEeefcl % tas hs7lsss-
CHARLESTON, w. VA, June 15.-The
State Superintendent OF Schools has
Just made the annual appOrtionment
OF the general school fund among the
counties Of the State. IL shows a graf
flying increase over the apportionment
OF last year. The sum aDportioned last
year was S301, 217.O3. The sum this
year is $3.50, 6396S, an increase OF $50,
422 65. The superintendent by cOun-
ties is as follows: Barbour, S., 7O2. GO;
Berkeley, not including Martinsburg,
IS, 1O2 Sc; Boone, S3.5542s; BraxtOn,
81, 400 90; Brooke, s., 75S SIS; Cabell,
exclusive OF Huntington, So
52452; Calhoun, S4,l3A57; Clay,
50, 400. %; Doddrdge, S5,641.5S; Fay
cite, SS,92S.22; Gilmer, 81, 636.01;
Grant. S3,O3152 Green brier, SS.3516S;
Hampshire, 81, 722 81; Hancock, 50, 377.-
A; Hardy, So, 266. Ga; Harrison, 50, 159,
SO; Jackson, S9,4II22; Jefferson, So
sos. %; Kanawha, not Including Charles
ton independent district, SIS, 224.l3;
Lewis, SIS, zoo Sc; Logan, S5,s96 20; Ma
rion, 50, 9l6 90; Marshall, 50, 552.29; Ma
son, $40, 537.79; Mercer, S7,S75.2O; Min
eral, S5,345.ls; NonOngalia, S6,575.79
Monroe, S5,45Q23; Morgan, 1895. 25;
Mcdowell, IS, 100. 40; Nicholas, S4,622.-
80; Ohio, not including Wheeling inde-
pendent district, S3,2l4.11; Pendletou,
81. O59 80: IPleasants, S3,449. %; POca.
hontas, sS,O32,77; Preston, $3.50 90;
Putnam, So. 7l3 36; Raleigh, S5,O75. O4;
Randolph, S., 766.64; Richie. S7,42S -;
Roane, s., 995. %; Summers, S5,325G1,
Taylor, S5,O9S so; Tucker, S3,425 ~;
Tyler, s.. s29.17; Upshur, So, 1S6. s.;
Wayne, 50, 4O2.2l; Webster, 2,77S. 50;
Wetzel, SS,1O1, SO; Writ, $4,000. %;
Wood, not including Parkersburg indie
pendent district, So, 54S.79; Wyoming,
S3;49S. co; Charleston, 50, S6I.43; Hunt
ington, S3,O21.5 Martinsburg, So, ISL;
Wheeling, Sl5,O3T.53.
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MINERAL WATERS.
mineral. WATERS !!

HATHORN WATERING have large stock
Of this celebrated Mineral Water on hand walcn
we are closing out st reduced prices in order %
make room for other gooss. Put up In doL
9 oz and 4 doz. packages
SPRUDEL WATER-Ths Kiag OF Mineral
" aters. FROM Mt Clemens, Mich. 4 pure,
wholesome water, unsurpassed as beverage
ard table water.
KRONTHAL WATER - From hronthAi
Snrings Nassau, Germany. This Mineral Wa
ter is Justly celebrated for its excellent dlges'
tive qualities, is also q refreshing and delicious
summer drink either pure or mixed with frult
syrup milk wine or bran dy.
APOLLIEARIS WATERPROOF Rhenisa'
Prussia, Germany, in puts and quarts.
P WELTY a CO.,
1I6Main and ll2l Market Streets
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a PHEEMPTORY WRIT
Issued sby the Circuit Court of Berkeley
County, Seating DR.. Henshaw.
Spss{0i IN M Fsgts.sr

Issued sby the Circuit Court OF Berkley
County, Seating DR.. Henshaw.
SpsstG! % ne Rs5tsssr.
MARTINsBURG, w. VA. June 15.-An
adjourned term OF the Circuit Court was
held here Yesterday and to-day, Judge
+, Boyd Faulkner presiding. The man
damus case Of DR.. William +. Henshaw
against the Mayor and Council OF the
town of MartinSburg was heard and de-
cided DR.. Henshaw was the DemOcra-
tic candidate for Council in one OF
the town wards at the recent
election and was opposed by
Mr.. Charles Cullen, the Republican
election resulted ia tie and the old
council acting as board of canvassers
declared Henshaw elected and gave
him a certificate, but Cullen served
notice of contest, and the present
council, which is Republican, refused
10 administer the oath. Yesterday a
motion TO Quash the writ was over
ruled, and to-day the court sustained
demurrer 10 the answer aud issued a
peremtory writ. The council will Oe
compelled 10 obey, but can still 90 on
with the contest and unseat Henshaw
and seat Cullen.
At an election OF officers held in Bob
White Lodge, A. f. & A. NJ, the fol-
lowing were elected: +. S Keiscome,
w. NJ; John A. Wilson, 5. w; c. Ii.
Quenzel, J. W; II. T. CuShman, Treas
urer; j. 5. Trammel, Secretary; A.
Stauberry was appointed Tyler; w. A.
Gard. 5. D., and j. n. Reutch, J. d. An
election OF officers was also held ia
Equality Lodge No. a., A. +. & A. NJ;
John w. Walker, W. NJ; George F.
Evans, S. w; F. K. Harrison, J. W.; J.
A. Doll, Treasurer; c. A. Young, Sec
t, Eslary, and Themas Kearns appointed
-fyler.
The State Board OF Health of West
Virginia will hold It's regular annual
meeting at Berkeley Springs, w. Va,
beginning on July 9th, 1894.
Rev. John A. Marsteia, OF this city,
has been elected President Of the New
Jersey Sunday School Convention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-16
GOVERNOR WILSON AT WESTON.
A Splendid speech to a Court House Full
of EnthusiastIc People.

Specislto ne Regis's-.
WESTON, w. VA, June l4.-Gov.
Wilson stopped here to-day en- route for
Glenville, where be is 70 speak to-
morrow.
His many friends here insisted on his
remaining az this place and address the
people. and although the Governor had
his conveyance ready he complied with
their request.
Notwithstanding the fact that but a
few hours remained to advertise the
speech, at o'clock the Court House
was filed fully 400 people being pres
ent, among whom were many ladies
and Republicans.
For over two hours the gallant cham
piOn Of Democracy held spell bound the
thrOng by his persuasive logic.
II Governor Wilson had any enemies
IN the Democratic party in Lewis his
speech tonight must have had benign
influence, and dispeled the last vestige
Of opposition.
IL would not take many such speeches
TO make an end Of Republican Dreten-
sions aud Mckinley hypocrisy in this
State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-16

RAILRoADs-Irregular
SroCKs-More than half OF today's
transactions on the Stock Exchange were
in Sugar, but after several fluctuations the
final sale was at the same ngureS as on
Yesterday. Chicago Gas was also active
in the forenoon. The fluctuations were
limited TO a range of Is per cent, the low
est price of the dav, q below yesterday S
final sale. The market closed irregular,
the changes in most cases being only frac'
tioal. The bond market was unsettled.
Sales I54, 40. Quotations closed bid:
Atchison, ~ Adams Express, l5Oi Amer
lean Express 100; Baltimore and ONO t215
Canada Pacific, 6314 Central Pacific, l34
Chesapeake Ohio, l795 Chicago and Altcl
1879; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, ~
Chicago Gas, ~; Delaware and tucson
1870; Delaware, Lackawanna ana west
ern. 1903 Denver and RIO Grande preferred
%; DisJillers and Cattle Feeders Co,
2515; Erie 1888; 90. preferred, q; Forl
Wayne. 1904; Illinois Central, VI General
Electric, 3G15 Lake Shore, 1914 Michigan
Central. g5: Missouri Pacific, 21%; Ma
tienal Cordage, 24}s; do. preferred, 49,
Norfolk and Western preferred, 2O14
Northern Paciflc, 4; do. preferred, l974
Northwestern, 1861; do. preferred, l4l75;
New York Central, 971& New York and
New England, %; Pacific Mail, l41S
Peoria, Decatur and Evansville, 4; Pitts
burg, $50; Pullman Palace, 1853; Reading
lG5z; Rock Island, 6Sl4 St Louis and San
Francisco first Preferred; St.Paul, 6OA
do preferred, ll94 Tennessee Coal ano
Iron, 1879; Texas Pacific, so; Union Pa
cine, 1875; United States Express, Oh;
Western Union, SAX; Wheeling and Lake
Erie, 1917: do. preferred, 43%.
Mining Stocks-Band B., -; Cholor, 80
Grown Point, IS; Consolidated California
and Virginia, 400; Deadwood, 50; Gould
and Curry. 80; Hale and Norcross, 40;
Homestake. 1850; Independence, - Mex
lean, 90; North Star, =; Ontario, $50;
Ophir, 24O; Plymouth, 10; Sierra Nevada,
| 20; Standard, $50; Union Con-, 90; yell
low Jacket, so; Iron Silver, 10; Quick
Silver. 200; do preferred. 1900; Bulwer, o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-16
PETROLEU M;

NEW YORK, June 15.-Petroleum, easy
PENNSYLVANIA oil, sales none; July option,
sales none; closed at 9O1lc bid.
OIL CITY, PA, June l5.-Petroleum
opened, 90c; highest, 9OBc; lowest S9Ac
closed at $3.50; shipments, S6,541 barrels
runs, 81, AIS barrels.
PIrTsBURG, PA. June 15.-Petroleum
nothing doing; S95c bid.
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Leave Wheeling. Leave Elm Grove.
tDaily except Sunday.

fDAtlN except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm. Grove
1T s:33 - m. and Wheeling At 1871 p IN.
TRIMS No. y. 6, IA aud Is connect WITH kerdlo
line for Triad phIa. Herdic leaves Triadsl-
phis for Elm Grove at $50 q. m. 80 >. N.
l2:S) T. m. and $50 ?. ~. Daily. except Sun.
days and Saturdays hsrdic will connect with
train No. 81. leaving Wheeling q. II 90 .. m.
Sundays herdic leaves rri,dslphia At 900 =.
IN 100 ~ m.. $50 p. IN. and connects with
trains No 6 lfsnd 2s from Wheeling
H. E. wEIsGERBER. Gen. Manage
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RAILWAY TIME GARD

Arnvsl ana departure OF trains on and altar
Va, y, 1891 EXPLANATION or RxFERsSuE
MARKS: sDsily; tSundsy excepted; .Mon.
DAY excepted; Saturday excepted; SUNDAY
only; tSatardsy snly. ESsterR standard Tiue
which is one hour earlier than Central Time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-16

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
Tim. table. taxing sn,c, at 500 ,. n. sunday.
Juns %. 1894
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RAILROADS.

WHEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD On and after Friday.
April 70, 1891 trains will run as follows. city
time.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Markets.

Rance OF the leading futures furnished by
the WHEELING COMMISSION Co, Brokers, Reilly
Opeuipg, highest, lowest and closing prices;
WHKAr-Juiy, $3.50, 5SAc, 5sc, $3.50; sep
TENDER 6O%c, 60Sc, 60lsc, 6O5sc; December
GoRSIJnIy 4i5,c. 4Issc. 4O4c, 4Oaic; Septem-
Der, HI5c 4l5ic, 405Sc, 4lc. o,,e ....,
oATs-July 39Ac, $3.50. SS3sc' SSs4ci septem-
her, 30lsc 30BS. 2D5sc, .s9sc. .,o,-
'' Las6E S SO CO. So g. SO 60 SO 81; septom
Oy RIss@uly SO 81 Sc 80 Sc 81, S. 81; September
So 80, So 80 IS %, So 30 ,s-.
oats. 1873; hogs, 81 900 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-16
Washington and Lee.

wing Is the commencement pro-
Ae at the Washington aud Lee
a .ersty, Virginia:
"a 1nday, June 17th-ll a M, Bac-
-8laureats sermon by Rev. f. Il. Ker-
foot ID. D., Ky. '9p, M, address before
the Young Mems Christian Association
by Rev. Theron II. Rice, Va.
Monday, June 1Sth-6 p. NJ, annual
regatta. D. M, final celebration Of
the literary societies. Graham Lee So
ciety, President, Rudolph Bumgardner,
Va, orators. c. NJ. Roberts, Va, w.
Nee. Martin, Ky. Washington Liter
airy Society, President, NJ. NJ. HeroId,
La; orators, NJ. X. NontS, Ky, j. ID.
MCRae, Ark.
Tuesday, June 19th;-1O a. m, Annu-
al meeting of the Board Of Trustees.
II a. m, Address before the Law Class
by Hon. John GOOde, Va. 8 D. m, An-
nual Meeting Of the Alumni AsSocia-
ton. D. m, Address before the Lit
erary SocietieSby Hon. Roger q. Mills,
Texas. Presentation Of the Pinkney
Prize Cup TO the winning crew.
Wednesday, June 2Oth:-ll a. M,
Closing Exercises. Delivery of diplO-
mas, certificates, prizes. &c. Law
Class Grafton by l. w EaSOn, Va.
Valsdictory Address by Edgar Tufts,
Fla, Alumni Address by Rev. John A.
Preston. ID. D., \. c. p. M, Alumni
Dinner. $50 D. M, Final Ball; Presi-
dent-James b. Bullitt Ky.
PocahOntss Must Have the Nominee.
P0cahOutl g TiBes
Mr. F.. l. Holt was In town the other
dav. He is the only candidate for State
senate that this county will place be-
fore the coming convention. We wish
him good luck ana al easy nomination.
that mart Of the mStter which refers TO
this couuty's claim 10 the nomination by
right OF rotation has been pretty well
exhausted as a point OF argument. The
mowers that control : csc conventions
seem to ignore our 81 'Dce in this as
~ecnlsrlv as they dS on our Demo
o~et,c maturity to/ ONE the almost
Iarfart balance d between the
W four county elect the Demo
: 'erA- NnOmlnee,
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Shiuments-Flour, $500 barrels; corn
4 SOO hushels

Shipments-Flour, $500 barrels; corn
$500 bushels.
BALTIMORE. Mp, June l5:-Flour, Gull al;
receipts $4,000 barrels; shipments 10000
harrss Wheat, easy; spot 5S4a5S15c;
july JUL IS 5sa5s}5c; August 6oa6O]sc; Septem-
Der ' 6is1a6i}lc; receipts, 1000 bushels iH9k Is:
Corn dull; spot 4614 a461Sc; month mo ta z.
bid; July Acc bid; receipts 953 bushels.
Oats, irmer; No. 3 white western 4e3la
4sc. Rye, dull; No 2 55a56c; Hay, quiet;
good to choice timothy sl4 Ooal4 50. But But
ter steady. Eggs firm; fresh l4al471c'
Cheese, firm; fancy New York 9}lalOc
Cxo1SxATI, o., June 15;-Flour, mod,
crate demand. Wheat, dull; No. 2 red
SIC; receipts, 10000 bushels; shipments Inipca
4SIIa44c Oats, good demand; No. mixed
4 1919 Rye, quiet; No. at Sic Pork easy
at Sl2 Is. Lard, duh at Sc so. Bulk meats
easier at So so. Bacon, easy al :. 90
Whisky, in good demand at 81 10. Butter;
steady. Sugar, steady. Eggs, easier and
lower at 1O1Sc. Cheese, fair demand.
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From New York. Philadelp hia. Baltimore aud
Washington Si5A m. daily.
Cumberland accommodation $40 p m.sf
cept sunday. ..,. ,o,o. =. a.uv
Moundsville accommodation. ~ and - =
n aud ~ p. NJ. except sunday, GuJ iO.lV y.
Ksy.er cypress, 500 .. m. except Monday
WHEELING AND PfTTSBCR1 DIVISION.
For Pittsburg, Washington, Baitlmors, PnN
adelpha and New York. oOi a ~ anaoDe
Prtsborg accommodates. 40 . m. daily.
Pittsburg express 80 p m except sunday
Washington, Pa, accommodation, 9W p ias
PItt,bnrg sIpte,s. So >. n, sunday only.
IBEiVE
From New York. Phiadelp hia Baiumo,s.
Washington aud Plttsturgi IlD p IN" so
10 IS a. m. daily 49,.
PntsburE mall, f2G > n. srcs1t S1ndah
and 60 .. m. daily.
Pitt.5urg express. 1913 a m. sunday 0al'-
TRASs-oHIo DIVISIONS
For Columbus, Chicago aud ths West, 10 q
NJ and 4 II p. NJ, daily.
Columbus, Cincinnati and b. Louis H. . 2.
m and 10. 20 9. NJ, daily
81. Clairvllls accommodation. t.Ds =. "a. aas
23Op m. sIcept sunday -. -.
Newark accommodation Az p. ~ sicsgs
Sunday
AGEfvE
From Chicago. 23j and 1913 \ n. daiiy.
From ST. Louis Cincinnati and Coium0at
l.b, a. m and 5.2j ?. m. daily.
81. Clstsvills Accomm odatior. ii.Ss . =. =
and s. = 2. m. sIcspt Sunday.
newark accom- modstios, Ills /. m. ercspt
sunday CBAs. O. sCULL
General Passen ger Asa
1T LANE T. p. AIT. Whesiiuz W. Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-16

Tho Metal Market
NEW YORK, June Is. Pig iron, dull.
Copper, quiet. Lead, steady. Tin, steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-16
FINANCE. AND TRADE.

money, 1 Per Cens-GOvernments. strong
Stocks, Dull - Flour. Easier = Wheat
Lower.
New YORK, June 15.-Money on call easy
at / per cent; last loan per cent; closed
att per cent. Prime mercantile paper "a
IA Lper cent. Sterling Exchange, dull
and steady at 4SSa49O. Silver certificates,
6Ia65c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-16

General Freight and Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03

Haggerty the Waltham tandem team oea' ""
more worlds records and one CLASS a ie'o
uhiIe Harry Tyler failed in an attempt " e''
hollow Porter's new iiying-start record
porter's first attempt was nan -'i'' '
s,ar, naced He made the quarter IN - seco"uS'
,o5 seconds faster than the Class reco'u' ''''
,hir1 I'm "a - seconds, or 10 secohd ias'o' no
tho worlds record by Tyler the halt Ill D" Se'o.9'
seco,d faster than his Class y uHie' MS
next ATTEMPT was at the one mile paced s'"i'"'
st.rt His own Class \ record was minutes i
h.,, the latter easily. and but for swerNHs Vi
his wheel would have clipped slice on the worm
record l:57 30 He made the quarter IN % Seco''
the third in 4 seconds the hall IN % 90, anu ~.
,vo-,hlrJs in 1913 % This was Iour-"i'"'
NJ a second better than Tylers worlds recoil oi
this track lie made the third quarter III l-o 3D.
mr. two-Gfths of a second faster man the Mo'iu a.
record also made 10y Tyler on TINS u'lcn, il r
finished the mile I'm IS 10 within three- a.
second of the worlds record ana 20 sec'""H
faster than the Class time. 49,, n.cad
Uarrertv and Williams then rode ior tne Pace n
,sn,ien record ana made the quarter III - 80 se
onds the third In "a 20 seconds po'h ne" moi ~
records and the half in % ID seconds ne"
Class ' ti-.,e.
Chillicothe. ohio, nov. This afternoon JONI.
Iohnsou smashed the one-third ana ohe-ha'i
milo records at the Kite track. johnson reo"cei
,h. record for one-third Of mile from 81 ID SCI
"nas 10 81 % seconds. lowering the RECORD one ar,
ro,r 0rths seconds He also cut the hai-Hlie io'
30 IL IN ~ - seconds. lowering me recoiu lou
Crtns of a second. If the weather - 1aNordple
tomorrow Johnson will 20 after the 'niie reco''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
NARRAGANsETT PARK RACES


Providence Nov. 2-Another perfect autumn day
a little colder than yesterday perhaps. large field
Of entries in the races which Included two long
distance runs served to draw crowd - Nara
gansett Park to enjoy this afternoons races. The
track was considerably dried ont. though iumpy III
rlaces which somewhat retarded the runners. sum
maries:
First race-Purse $40 five furongs Eihcron. y
mounds Carmen To 40. won hantily by on" length
Tenacious 9, G.amlcyJ, To !. second, starter NC
Cam lO7 HIamiltOnt ~ o. J. thiri Iifr W.
Anxiety Irene X Ninety seven. kAK OF Hearts
Exu,orcr Sappho ana GOssam. gridlrg also ran
Second race-s.x furlones. EnchanierelJ ~ lNeish)
6 1, : won easily hy a length. Navajo 100 tiiai-
iltonb 20 l. second Reflect. lp Garner To J.
third Time 19iz Truepenny. Grrlinn. lgl"r 'ol''
Southslde ana Narrf keiai"r also ran
Third race Ptrs. $50, ore mile Nicoi.n 50 Gar
LIN \ t. T. second. FACTIONS. M hihmiIton'. tn
. fhIrd Time l.i7i. Sprcula ON also ran
r,urtb race Purse $50. seven fur'o1ss. Leigh.
~ G,la<el 10 l. won drive by 4 length ana a
holf Jlck Rose M (BallAr'D. % H. second Uncle
lin ilf 1Hamliionl. to ]. thirI. Iimr. l-S,s bN
Jovr Tammany Han. Primus ana Sor'"rcf also ran
Fifth race Purse S9o. four ana onc-haf iur.ongs
Nisr CrIway % tGarncrl s - l. won driving by a
head: Philisiea 90 Gamley', 4" . second, Excl
l.nzt nlv %, III. Brown. - 30 l. third. Tim"
O:5ss, Ehic Dean. Rorielaisc hily proar ana step
ping stone also ran
elxth -Purs" s}oo one mile ana three furlongs
,rurth: Dwight III Hux, 10 !. second. Chaunc"y.
M lNct;loneI. 10 !. third. Time, 2MAi ln1u!si-
i've. Darkness. Royal George ana Willie mean
al ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-03
tUcTFrDtU Will DO ITS SHlEL

Amsterdam Nov (SpeciaD Arthur {. "aue' VI
Jamestown this evening addressed large hepu'-
Iican mass meeting in the Young Mems 'hls'a'
Association Hall here. The Natlonl' isS"''' " Wv
ca ,,n,,en were presented by Mr. Wad" IN a mas
forty manner There was great enthusiasm Inc
voters Of Amsterdam are profoundly stirred a"',
wtll do their share toward downing Hillsm ana
Maynarlism. Professor Doerins' OF 't'a' ''So
made an address.
Hin Democrats last night made an uhsu'ce's ~
attempt to break up pohueaI HneeU"s ~
-, r,r, Hons, that was held under the auspices
-, tho democratic Reform ORGANIZATION OF New
York The spoakers-Alfred Wolf, OF hrooA'y H.
and Robert l. Wdeman. OF RockandI"ere nls9 IJii
but they continued their sneeches, D"" hnm, t,vo
In urrle1sured terms. There were d"""' WV
thousand people In the hall