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The morning times., 1895-07-05
TRACK VERY SLIPPERY
Hams Horse Went Down and the
Jockey Was Thrown.
FAV0RITES WERE WINNERS
Bookmakers Nearly Went Broke and
the Talent Coined Money on Heavily
Played Choices-AIiss Bowser Gal
loped Away From Sir william.
Catechism's Easy victory.

Those who spent TIE Fourth at the St
Asaph track not only spent a pleasant
cool afternoon, but most OF them went
home with pockets fun of lucre The
bookmakers did not have luck come their
way, aud as a consequence four favortes
and a heavily played second choice were
first past the wire
Contrary to expectations, only nine
gentlemen Of odds put up their states, and
they were insufficient, as the holiday crowd
could not bet their money fast enough. By
the time, however, that three straight
favorites crossed the plate the bookies
Were not as anxious to lay up against the
good things as they were when the game
first opened.
During the early part OF the afternoon
the track was fairly good, being dry on
top, but after it had rained awhile it be-
came very bad and was slippery as well
as sticky.
IN VERY BAD SHAPE.
The unsafe condition OF the track again
came near resulting in a fatal accident
For the first time the mishap did not
occur on the portion where so many horses
have gone down. 1t happened on the first
turn
Willie Ham was the one TO suffer, his
mount, Luray, turning completely over.
BY the greatest good luck in the world Ham
was not seriously hurt, but received
shaking up that Will keep him out of the
saddle for some days
Miss BowSer again demonstrated what
good filly she is by simply galloping way
from Sir William, a half mile in 40 IL.
Sir William wa off in front but she had him
tiptoeing before furlong had been run and
drawing away swung into the stretch away
out in front. She easily maintained her
lead and won without much effort.
Catechlsm had an easy thing of IT in the
opening race, going 10 the post II s. TO 10
and winning easily by three lengths.
LOWERED HIS COLORS.
Sir William was a 8 to o favorite in
the two-ycar-old race, but at no time had
a look in. Miss Bowser won all the way,
finishing three lengths before Beckett's
colt.
Owing to the bad start that Jessie Taral
got the last time she started, her chances
yesterday looked particularly rosy,
and she closed a to choice.
Dclehanty got off i'll front with her, and
taking commanding lead, Won easily by
two lengths from Caroven, with Mrs.
Stewart third
In the mile event Cheddar was allowed to
make the running to the far turn, where
Morris moved up with Mirage, and from
there on it-was no race at all, the latter
winning from Archbishop, who came very
fast in the stretch.
After Luray had gone down, and the
field was Strengthened out in the back
stretch, Hippona took the lead, and won
from India Rubber.
The closing race went to another favor
ite, Johnny F. being the one to do the trick
Memo was an indifferent second after lead
ing all the way.
The morning times., 1895-07-05
PERFECTED ALL THEIR PLANS.
Boston Committee Ready for the
Christian Endeavor Delegates.
In The Times 4

Boston Committee Ready for the
Christian Endeavor Delegates.
Especial TO The Times.l
Boston, Mass, July 3.-Within six days
the fourteenth international Christian En-
deavor convention will meet in Boston, Mass,
it is expected fully so 900 strong; in fact,
reports would seem TO promise larger num-
berthan this VIII be in attendance. The COM
mittee OF arrangements have perfected all
their plans for welcoming and entertain
ing the guests; the citizens OF Boston have
heartily entered into all their plans, and
viii decorate the city profusely; the city
government has ordered that every possible
courtesy beeXtendedt thevisitng thousands
and in every way this convention bids fair
to exceed in widespread religious en-
thusiasm any convention ever previously
held.
The following is the estimate Of excursion
managers as TO the number OF delegates
/ coming. The reports are not definite, as
the numbers are likely to be increased. In
! previous years excursion managers have
sold as many tickets the last week before
! the convention as at any time previous:
Alabama, 40; Arkansas, 100: California,
/ 100 to 300; Colorado, 70; Connecticut,
! 1000; Delaware, 100; District of CO.
! lumbia, 400; Florida, 70; Georgia, 75;
/ Illinois, 2 600; Indiana, ,000; Iowa, 500;
Maine, l 600; Maryland, 800; Massa
/ chUsetts, 20 00G; Minnesota, 500; Mis-
souri. 500; Nebraska, 200; New Jersey,
/ 500; New York, 3 900; North Dakota, / 3;
Ohio, / 500; Pennsylvania, 1000; Prince
] Edwards Island, 100; Rhode Island, 500;
/ Tennessee, 800; Texas, 300; Vermont, 500;
/ Virginia, 200; Wisconsin, 1000; and West
/ Virginia, so; total, 44,6O0.
A medical corps has been formed by many
prominent Boston physicians, who viii be
! in attendance at the various meetings, to
! provide for the delegates in case Of sudden
1 illness.
During the convention special efforts will
/ be made by the papers to give full and
complete reports, and delegates will have
no cause to complain for lack Of material
| TO make up their reports.
Correspondence has passed between the
/ United Society and the United States gov
ernment officials relative to having two
| ships OF the North Atlantic squadron pres
ent in Boston Harbor at the time of the
/ convention, in order that the sailOrs on The
vessels, both of which have Christian En-
| deavor societies. may attend the convention,
and that the delegates 10 Boston may have
] an opportunity TO inspect Some of Uncle
/ Sans war vessels. Secretary Herbert has
replied that while no arrangements can yet
be definitely made, il is quite possible that
the request may he complied with.
The morning times., 1895-07-05
Police Items of All Sorts.

Officer Mcdonald, of the Second precinct,
last evening Taided q crowd of crap
shooters on o street and captured Robert
Reed and Henry Hiner.
Thomas Wells, of No. 1912 Corcoran
street northwest, yesterday reported TO
the Third precinct police station that his
rear shed had been broken into and a
grass mower and valise valued at So
stolen.
Robert Dawson, colored, was locked
up in the Eighth precinct police station
by Officer Barrett last night on the charge
OF threatening to do bodily harm to his
wife Lolly.
A fire in No. 1000 street northwest,
the residence of William L. Matthew, :,
did about $15 damage last night The
origin is unknown.
The morning times., 1895-07-05
CnInmhia,s DId Not Go

The junior eight-oared crew of the Co
Iumbia Athletic Club, entered in the Peoples
regatta, held at Philadelphia yesterday,
did not make the trip for the reason that
during the week one member OF the crew
found il necessary to leave the city, and
another went out of training This very
much crippled the crew and the time in
which to properly prepare the substitutes
being too short, Capt. Baker decided not
to take the crew over, preferring to forego
the pleasure rather than make poor show
ing in so important an event as that of yes
terday
The morning times., 1895-07-05
CORBETT AND JACKSON.
They Fought Six Rounds in Barefoot
Alley.


The Corbett Jackson fight has at last
come off, but not in the spacious ring of
the New Orleans Crescent Club.
The scene of conflict was in Barefoot
alley last night, and the contestants were
not Peter and Jim. Finger nails and
bare fists were also used instead of the
regulation hard glove.
Those who fought now lie in cells in No.
8 police station, and their names, as shown
on the blotter are Lizzie Corbett and Irene
Jackson, dusky maids from the alley, and
the charge remains affray.
Misses Corbett and Jackson when dis
covered by Officer Joe zoe were engaged
in q set-to of six rounds, with about fifty
seconds and spectators. No ring was roped
off, but the small alley limited the fight
ing ground
Yells of ''go for her, Jackson" and
''whaok her, Corbett," could be heard.
Wool was flying in the fifth round, when
Yoe came up and decided at once that
The morning times., 1895-07-05
Chase Republican Club Organized.

Chase Republican Club Organized.
Citizens Of Tennallytown, under the dl-
rection Of Mr.. James II. Myers, met last
night and organized a Republican club,
TO be known as the Chase Club. The mem
bership Of this organization will embrace
about 100 young men. and it is the de
clared purpose to organize, under its
auspices, auxiliary clubs throughout the
District A reception to Mr.. Chase is 10
be hereafter arranged for at the next
meeting To be held within q week.
The morning times., 1895-07-05
Cant. Jaeger Ill.

Capt. George Jaeger, of the Pension
Office team, is seriously i'll at his home,
and this probably accounts for the nom
appearance of the Pensioners on the field
at National Park yesterday. They were
advertised to play the W. L. l. nine, but
the game was declared forfeited to the
Soldiers n "a
The morning times., 1895-07-05

too many fouls were being made on each
side
This morning Judge Miller Will decide
on the Corbctt-Jackson contest, which SO
far seems a draw.
The morning times., 1895-07-05
Only Eight Hours From Washington.

A NUUI NWIIlIIltI IteOII dIIu DtIIttI kdIII-
tarium, $500 feet above sea-level. The
hotels, cottages, lighthouses, casino, ETC.,
form the most complete establishment in
America. Vestibuled trains leave Wash
ington via Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
2:25 p. m. and lilo p m. daily. Special
Hot Springs sleeper on night train week
days. Apply C. and o. offices, 513 and
1921 Pennsylvania avenue.
The morning times., 1895-07-05

During the summer the B. & o. R. r. Conn
pany will Sell excursion tickets at one fare
for all trains, Saturdays and Sundays, to
Cbarlestowp, w. Va, Annapolis Junction,
Nd, and all intermediate points Tickets
good returning until Monday.
The morning times., 1895-07-05

S1.25. To Baltimore and Return. 81 rs.
The Pennsylvania Railroad viii sell,
Saturday, July 6, and Sunday, July Z, good
returning until Monday, the 6th, excur,
sion tickets to Baltimore at rate OF 81 20,
The morning times., 1895-07-05
Ritten hr q Bull nnr-

William Lancaster, small boy, living
on New Jersey avenue northwest, had his
hand badly lacerated about 8 O'Clock
las might by bulldog. The boys wounds
were dressed at the Emergency Hospital
The morning times., 1895-07-05
Southern League.

Atlanta, 2; Little Rock, z.
Nashville first game), 12; New Or
leans, o.
Nashville tsecond game), 8; New Or
leans, 4.
The morning times., 1895-07-05
Selections

Selections.
First Race-P ickaway, Venusburg, Julia
L.
Second Race-R-onston, Tralee, Thack-
cray.
Third Race-Woodchopper, Glenall, Old
Pepper.
Fourth Race-Sir William Bob, Irish 81.
Fifth Race-son Malheur, Duke Of Fief,
Kentucky Lady.
Sixth Race-Tancred, Rosita, Kazan.
The morning times., 1895-07-05

Steamer Manchester to Marshall Hall and
Indian Head Friday and Saturday evenings
at $50 p. m.
The morning times., 1895-07-05
Virginia Leag que
Snend SUNDAY in the Conntry.

Richmond first game) 8: Roanoke, 8.
Richmond Second game), 9; Roanoke, 6
The morning times., 1895-07-05

Pennsylvania State League.
Carbondale first game), 4; Hazelton, 2.
Carbondale tsecond game), 8; Hazel
ton, /.
Pottsville, 2s; Reading, 13.
Scranton, 6; Wilkesbarre, 8.
Wilkesbarre, 8; Scranton, 2.
The morning times., 1895-07-05
ia stern Lea que.
Pennsylvania StateLeague

Syracuse, g; Toronto, 6.
Rochester, 8; Buffalo, 3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-11
IABon DAY CnLEBtArIoN.
The Committee WA Engage Mozart Park
ifRIi Ia Satisfactory.

The Committee WA Engage Mozart Park
irRIi Ia Satisfactory.
The general committee OF the Ohio
Valley Trades and Labor Assembly on
the Labor Day celebration on August
81 met again last night aud completed
arrangements for the affair. The com
mitloO on grounds reported that it had
called on Mr.. Anton Reymann, prOsi.
dent Of the State Fair association in
reference to tho terms on which that
place could be secured. While he was
very conSiderate, he said the board
must adhere to its former offer, both as
to date and other terms. The com.
mittee was authorized to SEQ the mana.
gers OF tho Mozart park, and II all was
found satisfactory to engage that resort
for the celebration. The committee will
90 there In body on sunday at 10 q, IN,
1hs committee accented the offer Of
Typographical Union No. 70 10 take the
right OF the parade, and employ
Melstsrs band. The printers will there
foro head the procession. In regard to
tho sale OF privileges on the grounds,
Il was directed that no person BIO al
lowed TO sell anything for a less tax
than 81 for the stand.
George W. Clifton was unanimously
elected chief marshal. and he sub
so1uently appointed Raymond Bauer
as chief assistant Tho staff has not
20. been made up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-11

A person who visited the Wednesday
marketin the Second ward would DO
tempted to think all tho talk OF damage
by the frost in the spring and all the
prophecies OF crop failures were with
out truth. When no comes to buy hay,
however, or his attention is directed to
tho poor aud meaSre yield Of wheat, be
will SEQ there was some room for fore
bodlngs. Farmers say that oats, while
the straw was short, are by no means a
failure, Tho grain headed out fairly
well aud yielded a better average than
was expected.
As to tho fruits, no parcepible effect
OF tho unreasonable irosts can yet DO
seen in the local markets, except the
scarcity OF cherries. Some ot tho finest
peaches that ever came to Wheeling in
July were on sale yesterday a. about
average prices for former yeara, They
came from the Grape Island region,
down the river. Lawton blaCkberries
were also in market. These arc ahead
OF time and OF unusually good quality,
while the rnspberrieG this year beat thS
record, Strawberries were not quite up
to what they usually are in quantity or
quality. APPLES are abundant and
cheap
II il said that tomatoes. while late,
will begin IN come in in even greater
quantities than usual by next week.
Homo potatoes sold yesterday at thirty
cents q peck, and wsro better than east.
eru oues at tho same price. Peas and
boansare becoming better and improV'
ing in quality. All the cucumbers are
home raised, and arc pronounced all
right. Cabbage Ia plenty. It Ia being
shipped away in quantities, and reLails
hero two good heads Tor nickel. Il is
said 10 be- a drug in the market at Bal
timOTe,
Cauliaower Is unusually plenty and
fine. Roasting ears made their first mp
pearance from MoundsviIle and up the
river yesterday morning, aud good ones
sold at 20 cents dozen.
Altogether patrons Of tho Wheeling
retail markets have no reason to COM
plain The recent rains will make good
pasture, and probably prevent threat
ened rise in the price OF milk and posi-
bic butter famine, and the staples from
tine farm and garden are about rs plenty
and do not RUE much, II auy, higher in
price than last year.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-11

DR.. j. q, Goodnight. the new ure'i.
don't OF tho West Virginia University,
was in tho city last night. llc has
looked the field over enough TO see every
indication OF handsome increase in
tho number OF students when the next
torn opens. Wherever no goo, he
finds an aroused intute'l In tho lnstitn-
ton. lilo honrl from the state centrally
tho very best reports. Tho professors
have takon hold with increased earnest.
noes aud all tho sigma point to tho CON.
ing year M the most Hnccpssfut m tho
hjRlory Of the unworthy President
Goodknirht will spend Grcnt deal Of
his timo getting into close touch with
lng pCunlp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-11
Tic Cnth,arnI,. Nsw rector.

Rev. Father A, Bou,lou, who was re.
Gently appointed rector OF the Caihe'
dral in this city, yertorday severed his
connection with tho MouudsVille Cath
Ollie church aud tho missions attached
10 il to assume his new duties here. lie
will be warmly welcomed by the Cathe'
dral congregation, to whom he is no
stranger, having often mlnistered here.
His departure from his old charge will
be very much regretted there. flO
sewed that charge faithfully tor twelve
yonrs, and did great work in binding
II up. His success at MoundsvillO has
not ye. been announced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-11
July cLrAnANCr SALE TODAY.

900 B,by Cnpo, nt &C, worth csc.
400 Embroidered HHby Capos at lOc,
wOrth $50.
10 Uhlldrcns Lawn Hats nj IOc,
worth 500.
100 dor ~ fine 16c lnnity Fnst black
Sfnml less Hose Mt Zoe, . pair for s6c.
90 dozen Pin strips, lac quality, scnm'
less Iluso NJ Zoe, . pair for 4ic.
500 shirt Wuls At rOduCrd prices
With ryory llundricd Waist sold, va will
give frNr an elegant gold, silver or "nnn'
Clrd Waist set, Gun lutt1ns aud studs.
500 fine TTckcd LUnAdAiO Muslin Gowns,
worth i5r. Mt Toe,
500 Flnc Tucked Lonsdnlc Muslin skirts,
worth i5c, ~ AOr.
worth I5r, nt lOr.
RETWEEN 4 A. VI AND 1: NOON.
Cnmhri, $40 yard i9yc Sllcsin, 90 yard,
Yhnlohnur. 80 dozen. Casing 10 yard.
Hest Ilbrc Channels Gjcy yard. Hair cloth
IS" yard,
U6od IInlr Curriers' De each. 90 dnEcn
elegant Embroidered nnd IIOmatli oh cd
llnndHureliCt', worth laiSc, at 90 onulL
TiIE LEADER,
1890 Mniu street.
nrtwOuu q aud l9a. III,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-11

Last night at II meeting Of Wheeling
Encampmcnt, No, II, !. q. o. f., the
following officers were elected for the
onsuing term and installed: A. J. Sea.
mon, grand patriarch William McNinry,
high priest; Louis A. Huffman, senior
warden; Waiter Villa, junior warden
Jacob Morris, treasurer; Aaron Kelly,
scribe. Tho following appointments
we're also made Godfrey SChul, first
watch; Samuel Dnrrah, second watch
l. j. Davis. third watch; William Clark,
fourth watch; william EllinrhAm,
guard Of tent; ii. SOamon and William
llornish, sentincls; +. u. Morris guide.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-11

YoIterday the finance committee Of
the Board Of County Commissioners
met, examined the shoril's delinquent
tax list and approved il. While some
Of the taxes marked delluquOnt It was
thought could probably be made, 1t was
also the opinion that in tho average case
the game would not be worth tho pow
der. There were on the list OF dogs as.
sessed, for which the tax had not been
paid, about three hundred, mainly In
the city. A majority OF those have been
killed BY the police in the past few
months for non payment OF city taxes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-11
THE 0OLIlnNIY on WEN.
IL Suii Gnt,iug strongtr-I'ifly Barrel.
.,,., a, "a. Ta,tL

II IL SIN GnWiug strongir-IifIJ Barrels
put In thu Tank
There wcro several Wheeling pnoplo
out at tho Colcrain oil we'll Yesterday.
Mr.. George Heard, Of tho Natural Gas
Company OF wcst Virginia, when ia in
lctoslcd in tho vol, nl.o HpOnt tho day
there and came in la't evening. lilo ut
once iolOgrnphOd to Pittsburgh lot gNtos
to shnt In tho gnl aud oil flow.
From gentlemen who wOtu out II was
learned that tho well wnA atill putting
ont gas strongly aud spraying oil over
tho top Of tho derrick, lllc oil was
turned into tho tank yesterday, aud IN
tho afternoon tho tank filled np TO tho
nlLvbntrnl mntk. Tho owners still have
groRt confidence In tho vol.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-11
THE EYES.

n Tins hrrn ,tcmunNtrntrt TINT thNrN II
murr oyO hni hrnd nchNa from tho defects
UT rN0ttUiiuu nnd tho uso 1T gihsae. not
properly nhluNigd than from all ntnrr
causes, nnd that u II absolutely uRcpastry
uinvN tito eyes sulrntlnUnlly nld altIllfniIy
CtnminUl n,ih lifted WITH slnsSOa 10 secure
TUilNf hnd pt0vOhi lnlury
These needing aprutnrlcA, ur their eyes
tire Ur head aches when rNndlhg ar sew.
lnI can consult nnd have tlOlr eyes exam.
inUd fIr glasses without charge Nv l'fut.
RhNiT, tho Scientific UptlUlnn, IiIO Mntn
street, nUAt door to bnOUh " %,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-11

President william ]. Smith, Of the
Flint Glass Workers Association, yes
tCrdAy ordered the men to so work At
Rodeier Bros glass factory, at Bellaire.
This is entirely satisfactory to good
many OF them and would be to ah II
they thoroughly Understood the Situa-
ton. The works are all ready TO TO.
sumo and 1t Ia probable come Of the
men will be- at work to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-11

Clerk Hook yesterday issued mar.
rage license, to the following named
parties:
IAndrew Brown, aged twenty-five, and
Iona Brown, aged tWenty-one, both OF
Pituburgl.
William f. Smith, aged twenty.Hix,
and Mary +. Hedges, aged thirty'tour,
both OF belmont county, Ohio.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-11

Whom lho Declaration ol Independence assert.
Cd man, tlghl To tltl,, llenunenlodan Immortal
truth, Tho bilious sullefor Il m tho road to
happiness when he bcglu' to take llp'lcllcff
Stomach llllcti, tho most oncauloui regulator
NJ tho llvat IN existence Equally reliable Il II
IN chill, aud iuyCt, constipation dyspepsia,
rheumatism, kidney trouble aud nervousness,
Tao II regularly, aud not NJ odd Intervals,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-11

Last evening In Squire Glllespy's
court, AIonzo sells, for assault on John
Ernst, was fined s. and costa. Harvey
Roy and jess Dixon, who were engaged
I'M crap" game ut resort at tbs upper
market square, we're held for a hearing
this afternoon at o'clock,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-11

whether on pleasure bent, or business,
take ON every trip bottle OF Syrup Of
Figs, az II acts most pleasantly and Of
iec'ualy on tho kidneys, liver and
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches
and other forms Of sickness. For sale
ia 5Qc. and 81 bottles by all leading
druggists. Manufactured by tine Cali
Iorniu Fig Syrup Co, only.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-11
nptwoOn 9 and IVA. M "


Atlantic City. Cape May, Sea Islo
City, Ocean City, Holly Beach and other
Atlantic coast summer resorts can be-
visited at above rouud trim rate July Is
and August /; return coupon valid
Iwclvc days. Pullman sleeping car from
Wheeling. For "details apply to j, a..
romlinson, ticket agent, Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-11

The blast iurnacemen and lnborori
employed at the Top mill blast furnace,
Belmont blast furnace and Martins
Ferry blast furnace, all owned by the
Wheeling Steel and Iron Company,
have received an advance OF 10 per cent
making the second advance and placing
tho wages almost up to where they for
merly were.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-11

wnrs occasion domnnda ilq use, try
Do Wits Witch Hazel Snlvo. II ID
cooling to burng, stops pain instantly,
cloanlo,, perfect lloolor for scalds or
skin Crnplionl. Always Gufgs pilot.
l,plan Drug Co., Wheeling, W. Va, u,
4. Peabody, liohwood, aud Bowie 4 Co,
lisitppnafl. q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-11

Ain tho uppcr lake resorts m well ns
those ntOund tho shores Of Lake Eric
ara reached by tho CLEVELAND, Loratn &
Wheeling railway aud it' connections.
For cheap excursion ratios consult local
ngcnla OF tho Cleveland, Lofaih e Wheel.
Ing railway
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-11
THE CROP FAILURES
OF Which 80 Much was Hoard in
the Early Spring
ARE NOT VISIBLE IN THE MARKETS.

Grain aud Hay seom to bo tho Only
Staples that Suffered PoroeptibIy.
Vegetables arc Later than Usual,
but Abundant aud of Good Quality.
AGood Market Yesterday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-11
II. q q. ESOurslon 10 Atlantic CITY, Thurs-
dny, JulY IL, 1898

Round trip, SO. 'rickols good return.
INK twelve days, with stop.ovor privi.
lego nj Washington, d, o., rothtninn
Through prllmnn sleeper from Wheel.
inu OH tho b.ll II. m. train