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THEY WE'RE STRANGERS.
And "They Wore TnIsn In" ny n iI",lairs
."H- ktsannae

sthu my "NEt thhtH III IVY " beltHttt
stranger.
There was an interesting case on trial
before Squire Frank Mason, OF Bcllairo,
yostorday afternoon which developed
that n ]. G. uardonsburg, OF Glove.
land, and ono Charlie, Martin, Of Wheel.
Ing, vert not choice In tho selection Of
places to rost and tako things easy.
They came hero Monday afternoon n
little tho worse for thor bout with
John liarleycorn and foil ID with
Luther boyd, q follow tho average stran.
gcr would not take up with quickly;
but these two mon wanted "a place 10
rest whcro they would not DO molost.
cd" This was right in ljoyd's limo.
lilo took them down 10 his "brarding
house." kept by Mrs. Eva Hammond.
They had ONO drinks and finally tho
Cleveland man went 10 aloop. when
no had refreshed himself ho discovered
he was minus all his money; not n cont
was left him. lilo complained and
search was made for 1t, but the lost
money could not DO found.
Martin was In tho same fix. His
money was all COMO aud they finally
loft penniloss. boyd left tho house
with them and finally wont and got
them S.. which thoy promised to pay
back. But whilo tho stranger was away
to secure s. for two persons ontiro
strangers to him, something began to
got through the Uranium OF tho Glove.
land man. lilo thought the fellow would
hardly DO that unless ho knew whero
their money was and no made up his
mind to prosecute tho woman OF tho
house, Accordingly complaint was
male against Eva Hammond and sho
was accused OF stealing tho money, thus
making 1t tho state OF Ohio against hor.
Tho first witness was Luther Boyd Who
told things that happened with great
Freedom, except a, 10 tho loss OF tho
money. Ito knew nothing about that,
But when it came to details in tho
matter OF his looming the dead
broke men money TO get out Of town
It developed that he had n SO bill and
had visited several saloons to get il
changed while the dead broke" mon
repained in a saloon In another part OF
town. But when no found that leading
to something else no said he borrowed
tho so from n man whose name hc
gave. Ills evidence and that OF tho
losers indicated that the money was
los. in the Hammond house, but the
case was long drawn out and was still
in progress last night. with little pros
pect OF tho mon getting their money
back. Their loss is only n part OF the
penalty for being taken in in such a
way,
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REAL
FOR SALE.

House. five rooms, brick, corner lot. sd street
$3.50.
" brick houses and I.roomcd house In rear.
Eoi st, 9th wRri. rents for 800 per year, SLSO
ST. hth ward. 5000.
Splendid lot for dwelling, y. Main street, near
Sth Strcct, 5000
House. II rooms aud store room, Main strco,
near 2lst street, lot iixl20 feet.
House, . rooms and hall, Chapliuc street, near
I'D street, $500, 80
Corner lot, Lind street. Rclvedcrc, $50
House, I rooms, brick, and stable. 18th stree.
House. . rooms, 18th street, 81. Coz.
House, . rooms AMI hall. corner North Front
and Kentucky streets, sl,6ll.
Double frame house. 10 rooms aud store room.
month, SS.tN. "
House. 3 rooms. brick, mud iroomcd house In
rear, Eofr street, Centre Wheeling. SION.
monsc, I rooms, "eth street, $1,000.
House rooms. Eth street, chcap On easy
tcrins. sou.
House. I rooms, brick. Jacob street. 9TH ward.
House, 5 rooms and hall. Park Wow. 10. lo)r
10 icct. easy terms. Sl,TD.
Double hOusn 10 rooms. Indiana street. Island,
easy terms. $500.
iiouSc. ; ruoms, corner lot. nth street. cs,y
terms 81. 100.
House, S. rooms McColloeh street, East whcol.
House rooms aud hall, with largo lot, 18th
street, $500
House. 3 rooms, Baltimore street. East Whenl.
Ing, easy terms, sl,OA
House. I rooms. 18th street. easy tcrms, sal
House. 10 rooms. brick, with largo lot, 18th
Eticct, cheap.
House. 3 rooms. Jacob street, 9th ward. ,,,v
terms l,JO,
iiorso. Il rooms, Wood street. 9th ward. s,ai,
llonsc, 4 rooms. brick. Market street, Ccntrn
Wheeling. cheap, S.2N.
Lots on lind street, polvcdoro. $50 ind s,zi
each. "
rurco lots In Park View, cl,eap,
business property on Market stree, a, ,modo-.
h,c price. ''o''S
$50, sao. $500. $500, 5000 and $500 to loan q,
real estate. '''
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DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SELE,

The late residence OF Lewis Jones. decCasrt
on me east side Of North York street, IGry,
dwelling With all modern Improvements. bral'
.iuI grounds, extending 10 river. one Of thc
choice spots In the city.
inc iwo-story brick. slate roof dwelling. reH'
dehcc Of Mrs; Elizabeth Hunter. No. lGi IAHa
street, Island. corner of y. York street: lS!gt
grounds, ls0St3O feet, AT BARGAIN.
nc Bloch property. corner OF Main and Siaih
streets: Shouscs; ground g. feet front. OI;eli'
Ing 10 the river. WILL SELL FART or all OF l.
\ fine building lot at Woodsdale.
No lgns. Font street, rivorriew; lot ~ iNs
itont and extends 10 the river. House is OF hTci.
win rooms with all modern convcnicnctS
no Is Fourteenth street, lot S0xl!O feet
40. Ms Front street. frame house o.. : foo-tl
All modern improvements
No lU Fifteenth street lot 3Oxl2l
MONEY TO LOAN.
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It May Do as Much for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller, OF irving, ILL.,, writes
TINT no had q severe Kidney trouble for
many years. with W pains in his
back and also that his bladder was At.
fected. 10 tried many so.callcd Kidney
cures but without any good result.
About a year ngo no began tho use Of
Electric Bittcra and found rolief at once.
Electric Bitters is especially adapted TO
euro OF all Kidney mud Liver trouble,
aud often giveH almost instant relief.
Ono trial will prove our statement
prico only 50c for large bottle. A
Logan Drug Goa Drug Store. 6
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HEART DISEASE.


Tls Cause OF tho Dcnth OF n Mt. Pleasant
Woman Yesterday.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Petit, OF
Mt. Pleasant, aged seventy years, died
suddenly in tho dental Office OF DR.. W.
II. Hall. in Martins Ferry. She was in
tho reception room and suddenly fell
over to tho floor and expired almost in
stantly. The doctor. who was in IN ad-
joining room, hoard tho fall and came
in, but Mrs. Potit was dead when he
got to hor. Mrs. Petit had been in
Wheeling on Monday and was in the
best OF apparent health. IIcr death
was n vere shock to a large circle Of
friends.
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ChpEC Mt apocial pricos.
oHl " GEo. NJ. SHOOK X Co.

THE Panhandle Dyeing establish.
mont, owned by John lIcilmoier, ut No.
l43l Market stroo., Is the best equipped
house OF its kind in Wheeling. In addi.
ton 10 the dyoing and cleaning depart.
mcnta a corps Of Grat-cIns1 tatlori aro
omploysd, who can do repairing IA neat
us it 10 possible. Clothes and ladies'
garments, cleaned or dyod. can DO mado
to Look like nov. Satisfaction guaran.
TODD.
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ROIsy O'SeiIl hrrestrd.

Last night in Martins Ferry Roxey
0'Neill. OF Wheeling, was arrested,
charged with robDing tho saloon Of tho
late Jamca .kecsey. OH Washington
slroet. Martins Forty, soma time ago.
The evidence against O'NeiIl ia said to
be very strong.
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ITO ARCHITECTS. CONTRACTORS
AMI RITILDERS NOTICE

II being the desire and intention OF the County
Court OF Putnam county. ". Va. to remodel
and repair the Court House OF said county, stu.
ate In the town OF Winfield. notice is hereby
given 10 architects. contractors and builders TO
furnish OH or before the meeting OF said County
Court, on the I'd day OF June. 1885,. plans and
specifications for rcmodelinc. cnlau;ing and re-
pairing the said Court House building. together
with estimates OF the cost for such work.
The present building Is OF brick. so feet long
by 10 feet wide. and is two stories high.
When such plans. &c. are submitted the Court
will, at It's meeting on said Sd day OF June next,
determine and decide 10 adopt that plan which
shall be deemed the best and most advantageous;
and Will paw n reasonable RmOuut for the plan
adoptcd. For any further Information. address
K 4. SALMOSS Clerk.
Winfield, ". Va.
MARCH. IS. ls9i. mrN
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WANTED.

CALESMAN (MEDICAL-WANTE
y TO call on physicians with large aud i'm
pOrtnnt surgical work almost ready. An excel.
lent income eau be earned by physicians or
Others Of good address state ace and experience.
Lock Bor 1872. Philadelphia Pa mrl
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WALL PAPER Mt L. II. %Beidcman's,
10ll Main stroot.
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ROYAL Wall Cleaner for wall papers
and irescos At Il. II. liEiDEMAS's.
l0ll Main street.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

y
All persons knowing themselves Indebted 10
the estate Of Elijah MarllrS, deceased. are re.
ques,ed TO settle, and all persons having claims
against said estate will preseu. them to me for
settlement
myls c. s. TERRELL. Administrator.
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WALL PAPERs at Z. H.. Beideman's
10ll Main street.
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BUILDERS EXCHANGE
Moves In n Body on Canton aud
Takes Myor'a Lake.
A PHEASANT TIME. THOUGH CHILLY.

Yesterdays Outing Participated In
by Several Hundred Prominent
Citizens, Members OF tho Exchange
aud Gucsts-No Formally About
It, but all Enjoyed Themselves In
Their Own wHy-Not n Drawback.
TO tho Day.
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THE MARKS ABOVE
Morgantown-River 7 feet G inches
and stationary. Weather clear and
warm.
Greensboro-Riyer s feet ! inch and
falling. Weather fair and cool.
S,eubonviilo-River ) feet and falling.
Weather clear and cool.
Warren-River ! feet and stationary.
Weather clear and cool.
Oil City-River l foot 8 inches and
falling. Weather clear and cool.
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O. - for fnc Gloria Silk Umbrol-
pl.1S las, worth noarly double.
Gro. NJ. SHOOK & Co.
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After the Tyler county township,
have voted 100000 for tho railroad that
was TO be built from ClarksbuIg to Sis.
tcrsville, it now seems that the oil me-
tropolis is to be lef. out in the cold. At
least the following from the Railway
Gazette would indicate it:
The West Virginia Short Line rail.
road company. chartered a few months
ago to build a railroad from the Ohio
river, At New M~artinsyille, to Clarks-
burg, has 4 party OF engineers making
the final survey. Ono route contem-
plated following Fishing Creek from
the Ohio to the head waters, and an-
other cut through the hills OF Tyler
county, coming to the river at Sisters.
vile. Both routes we're surveyed. aud
it a found that the Tyler county
route ovor the Fishing creek route
would DO about half a million dollars.
The engineers are now making the final
surveys for the Fishing creek route.
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MArTENs,


The C%inrksburE Line. ,
Through the efforts OF tho chamber OF
commerce, at Huntington, a number Of
Now York capitalists have agreed to
furnish the money for building 4 rail.
road from Huntington, up the valley Of
the G~uyando,te river. through Cabell,
Lincoln. Logan and Wyoming counties.
A representative made a tour Of tho 70.
giou last week, and agreed to furnish
the money needed, provided the right
OF way was secured by tho local people
interested, and each county made n
subscription OF 500, 900 10 the com pany's
capital stock. The proposed road will
divide almost in half tho section OF ter
fitory lying between tho Che.apeake 4
Ohio aud Norfolk 4 Western railroads,
and will follow a route surveyed by
the Norfolk & Western, when tho Ohio
river division was built n few year ago,
bu; which was passed. by in favor Of the
route via Twelve Pole river and keneva.
1t will pass through coal and timber
lands, OF great and un~developed rich
ness.
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The marks at 6 p. IN. showed ) feet Q
inches and stationary. Weather clear
and warmer.
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SU Err RESORTS.

TINE ALBEMARLE = VIRGINIA
l. AVENUE, near Beach. Atlantic City, y. J..
Elegant snd modern Central location. The
terms are reasonable. Illustrated booklet mailed
upon application. CHARLES E COPE
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stag of Water Rnl Movsm ents OF Boats.
The River Interests.

Yesterdays DEPARTURES.
II. X. Bedford. Green. Pittsburgh. $ a. NJ.
Courier. Gamble. P~arkcHburs. 1880 4. III.
Lexington. Cline. MaIAmOrRS. 1880 Il. II.
= Keystone State. Kerr. Cincinnati. ) p. IN.
Liberty. Booth. ClRrlugton. 3:D p. N.
roArs LEAVING TO-DAY.
Lizzie Bay, Huntington. Charleston. 6 a IN.
Ben lIur. kcmple, Pittsburgh. 5 IN.
Liberty, Booth. Darlington. J;j1 p. IN
DAT LEAVING To-NoREow.
II. X. Bediosd. Grecn. Pittsburgh, S a. II
Hudson. Agnew. Pittsburgh. 5 g. M.
Courier. Gamble, PArgcnburg. lO:S0h. m.
Lexington. Cline. MSAmoras. 1889 =. IN.
Liberty, Booth. CllrluS.On. 80 .. In.
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JAMES A. HENRY.

Real Estate Agent Collector. Notary Publ. a.:
fcnStou Attorney, No. l6I. Market stree.
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TROTTERS And PAGERS.

Below will be found a table containing
the names, breeding, date and place of
performance Of the champion trotters and
PAGERS in races against the watch; also
whether made on kite or regulation
track up to the present date. All rec
ords made since 1891 have been made to
bicycle sulky:
TRoTTERs
Fastest Yearlings-Colt and Filly.
Adbell, brown colt, by Advertiser.
dam Beautiful Bells. by The
Moor; San Jose. Cal. Sept. Is;
time, regulation ...... .............. 2:2S
Pansy McGregor, chestnut filly, by
Fergus McGregor. dam Cora, by
Coriander: Holton. Kan, Nov. Is.
1888; race. kite ..".................. 2:2sx
Two-year- olds-Colt and Filly.
Arion, bay colt, by Electioneer,
dam Manette. by Nutwood. Stock
ton. Cal. Nov. 10, 1891; time.
kite -. ........ .................. 2:lOx
Impetuous black flly, by Dictator,
dam Ethelwyn, by Harold; Nash
Vile. Tenn, Oct. II, 1892: race. reg
ulation 49,. .......... ............... 2:15x
Silicon, bay hlly, by Wilton. dam
Silhouette, by Mambrino; Nash
vile, Tenn. Oct. II; race. regula-
aion $1,000. ........ .................. 2:15a.
Three-year-olds-Col and FLY.
Fantasy. bay filly. by Chimes. dam
Homora, by Almonarch: Nash
Vile. Tenn. Oct. II. 1893; race.
regulation $50. .......... ........ 2:Oss.
Arion. bay colt. by Electioneer. dam
Manette. by Nutwood: Nashville.
Iation $500. ........ ................ 2:lOsi
Four-year-olds-Colt and Filly
Directum. black stallion. by Direc-
tor, dam stemwinder. by Venture:
Nashville. Tenn. Oct IS 1898;
race, regulation .......... ........... 2:05i.
Fantasy. bay fiily. by Chimes. dam
Homora. by Armonarch; Des
Haute. Ind. Sept. ls 1894; time.
regulation ........ ........ ........... z.Oo
Five-year-olds-Col and Mare.
Ralph wilkes. chestnut stallion.
by Red Wilkes. dam Mary Mays.
by Mambrino Patchen: Nashville.
Tenn. Oct. ls. 1894; time. regula-
ton ........ ........ .................. 2:Osa.
Fantasy. bay mare. by Chimes. dam
Homora. by Altmonarch; Des
Moines. Ia. June q. 1896: time. 2.07
Worlds Record.
Alix. bay mare. by Patronage. dam
Atlanta. by Attorney; Galesburg.
Ill, Sept II. 1884; time, regula-
| ton ........ ..............-... 2.0J4.
Stallion Record.
Directum. black stallion. by Direc-
tor. dam Stemwinder. by Venture:
Nashville. Tenn. Oct. Il. iss3;
race. regulation ......... ........... 2sO5s
Gelding Record.
\ Azote, bay gelding. by Whips. dam
Josie. BY whipple's Hambletonian:
Galesburg, Ill. Sept. S. 1895: time.
regulation -. -. -. ........... z:Oss
Race Record to Sulky.
Directum. black stallion. by Direc-
tor. dam Stemwinder. by Venture;
Nashville. Tenn. Oct. Is. 1850; reg
\ ulation...... .......... ......... 49,. 2.Oss
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Sporting World IN 1898.

27-Patchen defeats. Gentry at Sioux
City.
2s-Ethelwynne, the American half
rater. wins the series against the
English yacht, Spruce w.; at Wal
than. Mass, McDuffe and Butler
break two tandem bicycle records.
paced. flying start, trial; mile.
1851 3-5; half. SO Is.
30-Baltimore wins the National Base
Ball League penant.
OCTOBER.
2-The Texas legislature passes an
anti-prize fight law; Valentine. En-
glish lightweight champion, knock
ed out In IL rounds by Mc-keever
OF Philadelphia.
Sat Denver Harry Clarke, class A,
beats bicycle records of both
classes A and B, two miles. un-
paced. 4:30 As.
|. 5-Yale defeats Cambridge. England.
In eight out of IL events on Man
haitian field.
s-Cleveland wins the deciding game
against Baltimore for the Temple
base ball cup.
9-Joe Patchen defeats John r. Gen
try and Robert j. at Lexington.Ky.
11-Dan Mcleod defeats ]. c. Com
stock in a wrestling match.
12-The Griffo-Lavigne fight declared a
draw IN the ZOtn rOunu.
14-Creedon whips Craig in 20 rounds
in London.
17-Tommy Britton lowers the 2-year-
old trotting record to 2:15A at He'd
rick, Ia; o. L. Stevens lowers the
quarter and half mile bicycle rec
ords.
21-Barry bests Madden in four rounds.
23-Rose withdraws his challenge for
the Americas cup; at Wabash,
Il. hn
yard heel and toe record to :14A.
25-Gilbert of Iowa wins the Dupont
shooting trophy at Baltimore.
2S-Dixon and Young Critic fight 10
round draw.
29-At Chillicothe windle breaks three
worlds records: half mile. AS;
quarter, :22 AS; third, 80 AS.
30-At Sarnia, Ont. Mcleod breaks the
mile bicycle record. flying start. un-
paced. 1913 2-5.
31-w. H. B. breaks the two-mile pac-
ing record. 4:22%.
NOVEMBER
2-Coburn and Randall lower the tan
dem unpaced flying start half mile
bicycle record, :55.
IThe mile flying start bicycle rec
ord broken at Louisville by Gar
diner, 1:42 2-5 Coulter lowers the
three-quarter mile record, lis 1-5.
5-Teemer defeats Gaudaur and Rog-
ers in a skull race at Austin. Texas.
| 11-Maher knocks out O'Donnel in one
round; Godfrey wins the decision
on a foul against woods in nine
rounds.
| 13-The American bicycle record for loo
miles lowered by Searles to 4:22k
26-Hennessey beats LaBlanche in one
round.
DECEMBER.
| 2-Lavigne gets the decision on his 10
round bout with Wolcott because
he keeps his feet to the end.
| 4-American swimming records brok-
en- at San Francisco by Dan Re-
| meas and z. Stale.
5-Erne and Dixon fight a 10-round
draw.
12-At Denver Hackenberger breaks
four class A records on the bicycle
| unpaced flying start: two miles;
| 437; three miles. 1908; four miles
431 2-5; five miles, 11:56 4-5.
14-At Syracuse Clearwater wins the
worlds pool championship; Eo
Smith knocks out Mike Quinlan In
one round.
16-Articles for a fight signed by rep
resentatives of Maher and Fitz'
Simmons.
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Alix. bay mare. bp Patronage. dam
Atlanta. by Attorney: Terre
Hsute. Ind. Aug. II. 1894; regula-
To Wagon-Race.
Alfred s.. bay gelding. by Elmo.
dam Nora Marshall. by Union;
Philadelphia, Pa. Sept. T. 1880;
regulation ........ ......... ......... zloft
To wagon-Time.
Guy. black gelding. by Kentucky
prince. dam Flora Gardener. by
American Star; Detroit, Mich.
July IS 1895: regulation ........... 2:ls
49,. Under saddie-Race.
Great Eastern. bay gelding, by Wal
kill Chief, $50. dam by Consterna-
ton; Fleetwood park. New York.
Sept. ., ISL; regulation .......... 2:l5A
Fastest Race in Straight Heats.
Alix, bay mare. by Patronage, dam
Atlanta, by Attorney: Terre
Haute. Ind. Aug. IL. 1894; time. 2:os
t--2:osk. Posi-.
Team Record-Race.
Sally Simmons. brown mare. by
Simmons. and Roseleaf. black
mare, by Goldleaf: Columbus. o..
Sept. q. 1894: regulation ........... 2i5<
Team Record-To Top Road Wagon.
Lynn W.. brown gelding. by Spon-
seller Tuckahoe. dam Topsy. by
Rollman Horse, and Clayton. bay
| gelding. by Harry Clay. dam Star
Maid. by Jupiter Abdallah; Fleet
wood park. N. Y. May 2s. 1891
time, regulation ........... ......... z:ls
Team Record-Time.
Honest George. bay gelding. by AL
bert aud Belle Hamlin. bay mare.
by Alnoft. Jr.: Providence, r. l.,
Sept. g. 1892: regulation ........... 2:12k
Trofter With Running Mate-Race.
Frank, bay gelding. by Abraham.
dam by Green Mountain Boy:
1 aarlr
! Is, 1883; regulation .................. 2:0sa
Trotter With Running Mate-Time.
| Ayres p, chestnut gelding. by Pros
| per Merimee. dam by Rustic;
| Kirkwood. Del. July 4. 1898; kite. 2:Osis
Tandem-Time.
Mambrino Sparkle. bay mare. and
William H.. bay gelding; Cleve-
land. o., Sept. Is, 1855; regula-
| tona - 80. '......'. .......'.....'.. z:oz
1 A Team OF Three Trotting Horses In Har-
ness Abreast-Time
| Belle Hamlin. bay mare. by Almont.
| Jr., Justina, bay mare. by Almont.
| Jr, and Globe. bay gelding. by AL
mont. Jr.. Cleveland. o., July 81.
| 1881: regulation ........ ............. 2:l4
Four-in-Hand-Race.
| Frank Ross, roam gelding Peculiar.
bay gelding Qeaders): Rumps, bay
mare; Tom Bradley. brown geld
ing (wheelers): Cleveland. o..
| sept. q, lcSZ. regulatlOn ............ Z.fVfa
Four-in- Hand-Time.
William H., Nobby, Mambrino
Sparkle and Clemmie c.; Cleve-
land, o., Sept. IL. 1856; regulation. 2:57
Two Miles in Harness-Race.
| Nightingale. Chestnut mare, by
Mambrino King dam Minnequa
Maid. by Woods Hambletonian;
Buffalo, N. Y, Aug. 9, 1891; regu-
lation ........ ........ MINIMUM. 1854
| In Harness-Time.
| Greenlander black stallion. by
Princess. dam Juno. by Hambleto-
MAN, TO- Terre Haute. Ind, Nov
4. 1893; regulation .................. Asa
La y Y Under Saddle-Race.
George NJ. Patchen, bay stallion, by
Cassius NJ. Clay. dam by Head'em:
Fashion course. l.. l.. June u.s.
1898: regulation ........ ............ 4:56
Three Miles In Harness-Race
Bishop Hero. roam gelding, by Bish-
op. dam Ida Kendall BY Hero of
Thorndale; Oakland, Cal, Oct. Z,
4 yf9 aregYlation ,....... ............. 1874!
4 SSSl fatSS Miles IN Harness-Time.
Nightingale. chestnut mare. by