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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13
At THE SECOND NEWMARKET

London. May 1.-The Newmarket second spring
meeting opened to-day. The Visitors Plate a
weller handicap OF 10 soveregns five furlongs
was won by Leopold de Rothschild's CHI. c. Little
Bob. by Chlttabob-Iowland Belle three years old.
Mr. Dobclrs p. C. Hlndlcy. by Mnting-E nchant-
ress three years old. was second. and W. Redferns
Confessional pedigree not given). five years old.
third. Mr. Wishards American entry. Helen Mich
OILS five years old. started but was not placed
The Exnrg Plate OF 80 soveregns. added to a
sweepstakes OF ten soverelgns each FOR starters
Ghe sweepstakes to 20 10 the second. for two
year-olds Ave furlongs. won by Captain Mach
els Oh Q. Altar. By Bel DemOno-Seraphine. y.
Lorillard's b. c. Astopho. by Sensation-Acina.
was second, and VI. EphrussIs gr. T. Denise. by lie
Sancy- Drectrlce. third Ten horses
The Selling Plate OF 100 sovereigns. for two-year-
Odds the winner TO be sold by auction for 800 SOW
erolgns. five furlongs. won by the Duke Of
Deyonshlre's br T. Farouche. by Galliard. dam by
Hermit. +. II. Jennings's ch. T. Tyrolese, by Ira
peze- TaOrmina. was second, and +. Wishard's
Somatose pedigree not given third. Twelve horses
ran The betting 10 ! against Farouche, 3
to against Tyrolese. and TO against Soma,ose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13
CROSS-COUNTRY RACING'S OPENING DAY
FIVE CONTESTS ARRANGED AT MORRIS PARK by

THE NATIONAL. sTEEPLECIIAsE ASSOCIATION.
The lovers OF cross-country racing have their
innings at Morris Park to-day when the National
Steeplechase Association Will open the season in this
neghborhood with five races the programme.
The crosscountry has made such determined efforts
10 establish the sport OF racing obstacles on a
firm basis. free from the faint Of crookedness that
has hampered the sport in this ne.ghborhooi for
many years. that every admirer OF honest, clean
and wholesome outdoor sport should aid by his
presence at Morris Park to-day. There has been
so much common: about the water jump that the
ditch Is likely TO be arranged satisfactorily before
the races begin to-day. With the bank Of the water
jump ditch perpendicular there can be no real rae
ing. and the steepechasers would be placed abso-
lutey at the mercy OF slow-go.ng hunters. A fall
at the water jump. as 1t was arranged yesterday
means broken neck for the horse that strikes the
edge with his fore:eet. The management OF the
meeting are anxious to please the horse-owners
and the public consequently. will be time to Hnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13

Won easily by length and a half. T. head between
second and third
SIXTH RACE-Purss 500; for ,hree-year-olis and up
ward; special weights. Penalties. One and one-siK-
tenth miles the hill.
r. w walden & on. c. Shake
speare II. by PlenpO-Ayondale. yrs,
& Fleischnnann L. Sons en-. c. sherlock 3.
100 ........................(W jones' lilo out
Tme-i4Ii4.
Won easily by three lengths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13
HALF-BRED HAcKNEYs SOLD AT AUCTION

successful sale OF half-bred hackneys and park
horses was held yesterday afternoon at the Amer-
can Horse Exchange under the management OF w.
D. Grand Consgnments from W. Rutherford. ALA
nushy " J.. and II Il. Male. Leesours. Va made
I'D the offerings. Ten registered hackney mares
from Mr. Rutherford's farm were also Sold but the
best OF them fetched less than 500. and the average
was exceptionally low. Mr. Males horses were
better suited TO the market. and they commanded
good prices.
Tho star Of the collection. Berryve. a chestnut
geldng o. fine conorma ton and action. went 70 the
well-known professional whip Aurel Batonyl. who
handles the show horses belonging 20 Mrs. John
C;erken George b. Hume and others. II said
Yesterday that Batonyi bought BeTryville 10 drive
as mate TO the noted prize-wnner Great Scott.
W r. H. Martin. who has owned and exhibited at
high-seppers. bought the half-thoroughbred bay
geidng SmOet for $500 and the snowy little chest
nut cob shlry for 500 Twilight and Twinkle, pair
OF handsome. well-mannered brown mares OF
meilum size. brought N25. T. T. Kinney being the
buyer. Another pair, Merle and Marguerite. went
matched hlgh-actIng carriage teams brought almost;
equally good prices The sale Will be continued to-
day tomorrow and Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13
A STRING OF YEARLINGs SOLD

Lexington. Ky. May ~ (SpecaD.-Clin Porter
has bought OF Milton Young the following Nc
Grathlana yearlings: Chestnut colt by Fonso, dam
Flyaway; bay colt by imp Fortissimo. dam Over
ture; chestnut colt by imp Whistle Jacket. dam
on the Lea: chestnut colt by Srathmore dam Sky
light. and a bay colt b. Strathmore dam Beat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13

Uo, ban5uv by A length and half. lengths be
tween second ana third.
FOURTH RACE-TIIE METROPOLITAN HANDICAP
for threeyear-ods and upward purse 5000; winning
renal,les one and one-eighih miles over the hill.
7 Rrpper, rs Oh. Counter Tenor.
b. FaIseto-Pearl Thorn. yrs. 10 10
- GiamiltOn) Al Go
i07 1caT .......... CDoggetD 2o-i e-i
O''~O" ' " " ~ (TaraD 3 G-5 Is
Hornppe. ., ll1............-... ~ IiHD ~
Puhicon 2 lO1..............(A. Clayton 10 d
Dorian, D. llS........- '"'l'4i1V -
Tme-l5 3.
yo, f., a hard drive by a head shor, head between
second and third.
FIFTH RACE-Purse 500: for two-year-ods allow
ances: last half mile Of the Eclipse course
staokweI Stables br. c. Challenger. By
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13
JOHN r. GENTRY IN FINE CONDITION

Buffalo May l2-"Billy" Andrews to-day shipped
from East Aurora the string OF Simpson horses
headed by the famous pacing stallion John r.
Gentry 203a. Andrews has been training the
horses the Jewett covered track for several
months past and to-day they were taken to Cleve-
land. where the finishing touches will be put on
before the seasons campaign work will begin
John Il. Gentry Is In fine shape. Andrews says
that although he has never seen him at this time
In the year before. he ventures tina, his condition
never better. Il feel confident" said Mr. An
drews that all things favorable. Gentry will lower
his record this season"
Gentry's first will be at Elkhart Ind, the
second week in July. At this race he will meet
his old rival. Robert j. No arrangements have yc.
been made for him TO meet Joe Patchen. but this
Will undoubtedly be done before the season opens
In addition 70 Gentry. Andrews has in his string
Bouncer. ZION Orangelander 2:i6is: Quality, 2:2i:
Sufficient, 2:2il4; Katie Grecnlander 2:l7s and
Midi. 2:l9.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CRICKET MATCH.
London. May I2-The first innings OF the Aus
tralians In the cricket match. which began yester
day between the English and Australian teams re-
suited in their scoring 257 with all out. The
English team scored l6 runs.
The Australians went In for their second innings
to-day and made dfty-two runs for one wicket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13

Petitions are being circulated around Flushing.
Long Island by the North Shore Consulate. 10 have
all vehicles the roads and night
carry a light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13

The members OF the New-York Consulate Of th'
T.. A. W are working hard 70 make the mass meet
ing Of wheclmen. 70 be held at Madison Square
Garden on Friday night. a success. Several con
.erences were held yesterday Conservative cyclstl
do not think that IL would be wise 10 push the pro-
posed cycle path IN Central Park. az least for tbs
present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13

George Henderson. Of the Lenox Boat Club. de-
served the sympathy OF the cycling fraternity. He
purchased a wheel four days ago. His lamp went
out on Monday night and he stopped az Fulton and
Bond SITS Brooklyn TO 90 into a store for instant
leaving hts wheel on the curb. He found an old.
WORKOUT 80 model in ia place when he came out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13

is Sunday horse row. and cannot be trusted TO do
hs 'ss WIEN ba he sh2fs s aad M
stretch and was defeated not only by Counter
G dsys ha Sa' ai' BY ST. Maxim SIT walters best
Sir Walter; Dorian and Counter Tenor were
Maxim had lew friends Hsniry Of Navarfs was
Tha 6ecauss he had been cous g IS. 0aty n
Hyiand. entirely justified in taking MIN out Of
.es.- con--st Both 81 them expected Dorian 10 run
creditably but Dorian was always eccentric. whin;
steal and capr;cious' and when most !. expected
in cowardly and currish way when Grim
called upon him for serious effort that Mr Bel;
mont remarked after the race that II Dorian cou'd
no: DO better than that he worth about ten
cents r,.,.. T..
COUNTER Tenor will win several races before he
dies. But he's not great horse. Just a fair one
Mr.. Belnont's Hastings trihed with the FRS; race
He made Beide'nere and Gotham and Inc EVAN 2
and Hanwel look cheap Hastings IS cot o.
the Kind that adoreIs q superb horses Hnger 10
s;akes at a mile at Morris Park on Saturday next
and then there will be flying heels, 1..A-
Tara on Bedemere Ou,rode Hamilton on Conan Go ham
ond race on the favorite Lehman by dint q noble
} p4ze k k b or Tara T2u compeng n
Lehman. Tara would not be denied: r,,.s,,,.
Stakes With Casslopela a graceful chestnut hlly BY
ae English stallion FraTs BaAa% S out Of 81 siaT
furong BY Ilttlefeld in order 10 defeat the BOOK
dale Stables Basiisn wh9 was sasi,n ana
had ample eeway at the END. put these TWO mae mae
other starters in the juvenile look STOW" AHe!
ran away from the rest. - - .
be written about enthusiastically. and many inc.-
dents might well be recounted with spirit aud zes'
IN, there are other things In lie besides racing
There's the Presidency Of the United states. ior IN
stance and this the year OF the Presi1enta! cam
palPn
FIRST RACE-Purse 500; for reeyear-olts and up
ward: winning penalties. Las, FIVE furiong' OF the
Eclipse Course.
6, Betting p,
Blern,on Stables b. c Hastings BY spend
Preakness stables b. m. Be!demere 3 y,
T. Rupert. ,r's oh. c. Gotham =. l29..
Thu sval, 100 ......... .N.ittlehelGl o 81 81
h@""s"' 10 TIme-6:59
Won easily By length; head between second and
third.
SECOND RACE-Purse $3.50 FOR threeyear-oids and Up
ward. selling allowances; the Withers mile
Charles Fleischmann Z Cos On. h. deh-
SIR . wears li3 n ....-....... CTaraD e5 l-2
A. H. D. H. Morriss ch. c. Brisk 3.
So ............................ tHirscN II Il
J. C. cars br. h Copyright. egei lo5
Rosedale. !. io2 10 Donnely) 81 q
Bornbazet,e "a (car. e5,..... waller IL p
Cromwell ; %, hil3 al 1S-
Won in hard drive By head. a head between second
and third
THIRD RAC&THE JUVENILE: for two-year-olds
purse 81 CcO penalties and allowances Last I'VE i1'-
longs Of the Eclipse Course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13

Won in hard drive By head. head between second
| and third.
| THIRD RACE-THE JUVENILE: for two-year-olds'
purse penalties and allowances. Last i've fIr-
longs Of the Eclipse Course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13

Frederick RIGHT. the winner Of the Irvtngton-Mi'-
burn race last year is in training for the coming
contest, RIGHT generally starts out about daylight
Monte Scott Is training on the Millburn course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-13

Won easily by three lengths.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08
HAMILTON WELL.
II was Drilled In I-,terhay- and 1, Good
for More Than 100 Barrels a Day-A
Hoom for Woodsnrlh,

II was Drilled In I-,terh.y. and 1, Guod
for More Than 100 Barrels a Day-A
Boom for WoOdsnrIh.
The Hamilton oil well at WoUdsfeld
was drilled in yesterday morning and
Is good for at least 100 barrels per day.
Conservative estimates place II at that,
while others say much more. The own
Is already full OF oil men. and the war
for leases Is On in great shape. Some
splendid bonuses are beInS offered.
The Hamilton well, which opens 4
new oil pool in Monroe county. Is on
the NJ. T.. Hamilton farm, two miles
south OF WOodsfield. Saturday when
III" Big lnjun sand had been penetrated
only eighteen inches the well flowed
Mt the rate or 900 TO 500 barrels per day.
Since h Il time thv operators have been
making connections and other ncCrS-
Sary arrangements 10 SAVE the oil. The
block OF land on which this well Is To-
Gated was leased by drillers from High
Knob. on Trail run. and the Fisher OIL
Company did the drilling for Il share
of the territory. Hundreds OF people
visited the well Sunday. By map meas
urcmcnt the Hamilton vol Is II mile
from the Jackson gas wells. which sup
ply Woodsiield, and Is q little east OF
south OF them. 1t iS a little west OF
south OF the G. G.. Norris well, which
made n good showing when drilled In
several years ago. and IL only n mile
from II. Tho new well Is only half q
mile southeast OF the we'll on the y. L.
Jackson farm, recently drilled by Galley
Bros. and which made u good showing
of oil.
by map measurement It Ii located as
follows with reference to the other
Monroe county pools: -Four and one
half miles west of New Castle, six miles
northwest OF BenwoOd, about eight
miles southwest OF Cameron, six and
On"-half miles northwest OF the famous
Dclst pool, five miles north OF McChun-
lCsburr. six and IA half miles northwest
OF Dog Skin. eight miles south OF the
gas wells which supply Bcallsvlllc and
Jerusalem and where there Is Il fair
showing OF oil: nIne miles northeast OF
Stafford. where there has been a show
Ing In several wells. BY wagon road
1t Is eight miles from New Castle.
eight miles from BCnwOOd, seven miles
from Antioch and eighteen miles from
SIstcrsvillc. There ~ considerable ter
ritOry in the nciEhburh0od Of the Ham
iltOn well not yet leased. the lessons
are after IL In good shape. The new
pool IL SO close to WOOlsiicld that the
town will boom az 1t has never doomed
before, although n"c!ghbOring oil pools
have made II unusually prosperous for
several years past.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08

TIN, p~l,ishurch o,,r,.,., ,.,, r
''"' ""I'" wiz
'I"Nc " hhor' 'ouV Oh the central states
during tho holiday season, viii appear
IN Wheeling. ut tho Oncrn u,,sc Man.
,Io,- ,,nnInr na,... NV
""' o''"' Ne|''np'r - Nh'Ie thc
orEahlEatloh IL new, Its fame has spread
abroad, and during both Oh. first nnL
,cco,h ,o,yo,. oo,.o.o, IL, 80,
,,, " '"'".'' '"''''S
'ToW "hceiIhE nave visited Pittsburgh
10 hear tho orchestra. The arrange.
mcntg wore compIrtrd y,stcrd,v ,r,or.
NO., H., ua.s "
W. ~ ''""'s'' Ms'oh H. w
OF the orchestra.
II Is Of INV nI,rcro ,hc
dIr.c,,r h,,r, II, ,n,.,
D,''H ',u ''''" oFSnu's'' rre"-
eric Archer. who twenty years ago
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08
GIT WELL AND STAY WELL,
Get Rid or What Make, You Sick aud stay
ltid Ofit.

II IN no simple TO he well that va won.
de" why thcr" are Il % many sick people,
Come to think about II, must b. be.
cause they don't know what's made
them HlCk.
IL they knew that, they could prevent
II, aud when they were sick. IN some
cnscS cure themselves. But, 40 long M
"" don't take moro care of our health,
We shall always be more Or less sick.
The simple rules OF health are. Keep
clean, AXE exercise, cat good food. scOur
out your stomach.
THIS last means: Don't tolerate indl-
EeSilon. Curr II with Shaker Digestive
Cordial. y stomach full OF undlgcstrd,
tumcntcd, putrld food Is the unhcalth-
lest thing YOU can think OF.
Half our diseases and troubles come
from III" r~Olsons OF u%ndigcgtcd food.
More than half Of them could be cured
with Shaker Digestive Cordial.
More than half, because often when
we think We ARE sick we nrc only weak,
and II courSc of nourlshing food dIgcstcd
without effort by the stomach with the
aid OF Shaker Digestive Cordial would
r"i'vlEornte the whole system and make
US we'll.
a ten cent trial bottle will prove 1t. At
druggists.
Write for interesting book to Tho
shakers, 80 ltcade street, New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08
MEDICAL.
Domestic joy.

The charm Of domestic Joy will DO
preserved, If those parents, who fear
thc carly death Of one Of their loved
ones when attacked With II serious
throat or lung trouble, resort ut once
opr. Bulls Cough Syrup, n ncvCr.iail-
Inc remedy. "Iuscd DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup for my sou, who was eight years
old. lie has been troubled witha bron-
chlal cough since no was two and n half
Years of age, and | have tried every
thing, hut found Dr., Bulls Cough
Syrup docs him tho most good" Mrs.
A. Geib, 81 DCmott St., West Hobo.
ken, Nj. Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup costs
cnly % cents, and is cheaper than tho
dealers big profit making substitute,
because Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup always
cures while tho substitute does not.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08

CIilCAGO-Whcnt touched thd 50
tent mark to-day, n decline OF 2ilc
from Saturdays closing price, II rccOv-
cred later. however. closing with n net
loss OF lAC. Weak cables on the one
hand and the worlds visible decrease
on the other we're tn, principal con
illCtlng elements In the days iluctua-
tons. Corn and oats clOacd ut hc low
cr: provisions show but little change.
Flour s,cady.
Whoat-Cash. No. . spring TN T7Sc;
No. ) spring &c: No. : red S9tsG 90c:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08
GOING NoRTII-DEPART,

tins Ferry and c.. L. & ". Dcpot in
Bridgeport. "
DAILY between points marked.
.SUnday only between points marked .
Other trains daily except Sunday.
on Sundays Train ! runs TO ChrichsyiIla
only. and on same days Train 1 and 4
starts from ~Uhrichsrille Instead OF Bridge.
port.
Through connections and through Tickets
10 all points. Call on agents or atdrrss
". Il. WooDFORD. Gen. Manager,
Cleveland. Ohio.
IlaNnlnn nd 0hIn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08

CHlCAGO-In cattle. the demand
was better than OF late. particularly FOR
good corn fed cattle, whiSh remained
firm. Common to good steers sold very
well, but generally 6Tl0c lower. Sales
were made at 81 J0Gi - for common to
pretty good half fat cattle up 10 81 75QH
J20 for good fat beeyes. with a good in
Qu!ry for Christmas cattle at IS 30G5 GO.
The uik Of the cattle brought 81 9jG
. OF. Cow sales were largely Mt 81 O0Ii
32J. Texas cattle were unchanged. Not
withStandsnC the run OF hogs prices did
not decline In any Instance more thar
n nickel. Sales ranged at s. ?0A3 IS.
h bulk Of tlS, swine going at So lTi.T
: 80. h pigs were not particularly
plentiful and sold mostly above 81 90;
prime lots selling along with choice
hogs. There was a fairly active demand
FOR sheep and prices were unchanged.
sheep selling on n basis OF 81 OOI2 80
for common to 81 50M3 Is for choice to
fancy tlockS OF sheep with sales largely
al s. IjU3 10. Lambs sold N
81 25T2 80 FOR common up TO s. 10 for
choice. Feeding sheep sold at s. S5T
; 10 and feeding lambs at 81 50G3 -.
Y]carliDEs sold at 81 S0G4 IS. Receipts
Cattle 1900 head: sheep $1,000 head;
hogs 10000 head.
EAST LlBEETY-CattIc dull and
lower: prime 81 jOd4 CO.: feeders 81 6OH
, 30: bulls, stays and cows s. OOT3 20.
Hogs dun and lower; common To York
ers 50 20G2 81: heavy 50 1OI3 20:
rOuEhs 81 OOI2 "a. Sheep slow and low
or: prime 81 50I2 60: fair 81 SOFA 90;
common 50 OOT2 50; common 10 good
lambs 50 6Oai 80. Veal calves IS 500
6 -.
ClNCINNATl-lIoSs active and slow
er at s. 25N3 %; receipts $500 head:
shipments ] 900 head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08
Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad,
Wheeling Bride 4 Terminal Ry
4 EKEWSTER EnrnIrn-

Time Table No. TO-, TO take effect 1901 a
m, SUNDAY. November 10, 1875.
Leave WhcrlmE-iS:cO. 1915, IllIV a. IN.
to;.U, '3:l5, t4:SO, $500 y. III.
Leave Pcninsuln-tS:Q6. 1851, Nl:i6. n. m
}a;"G, '3:gI. t4:S6, s9:O6 y. IN, '
Leave Martins F~erry-iSl., 1851, s,l:s,
n. H., f2:39. 49,. i+:I.. ;9:l2 y. M.
Arrive Terminal Junction-tS;lL. tIO.o,
His a. M, 7?:3S. 1882. ti;l6, s9:iS n, m
Leave Terminal Iunction-'7:2. 1905 n
M. 'l2:iO u. m, $3.50, A:05, t5:li. tS:iS y, m.
Leave Martims F~crry-tI:.S. s9:O7 a. nj,
'l2:li, si:Oj, tl:l0. t5:l9, tS:5e p. N.
Leave rcninsuln-t7:3i. s9:ii u. NJ, 'l,.N.
HEll, ti:l7, f5;2h. tS:5S y. M. 100
Arrive W~hccliug-t7:tO, $500 n, NJ. .,,.5,
t,:l7, t4:ll. t5:Sl. 1895 y. IN.
only.
All trains will run on Eastern Time.
J, +. TAuSSlG. Superintendent.
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Symptoms-MOiSturG: intense itchinr
md %stinEiug; most at night: worse bv
scrntchlnE., II allowed TO continue umor
form, which often bleed and ulCrrutr. bc.
coming very orc SWAYNE"S ONT.
MENT stops tho Itching and bleeding
heals liberation. and In most cases re-
moves the tumors. At druggists or bv
mail. for 70 cents. Or. SwRyno & Son,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08
NEW DOL steady.

HIVES are not dangerous 10 life. but
they are a prolific breeder of misery and
profanity, Doan's Ointment gives in
slant relief. even in the worst cases OF
this and other cXaspcrutIng discasrs OF
the skin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08
Metals.

NEW YORK.-PIg Iron steady: south
ern Sll O0Nl2 %: northern $ll 0OIl2 90,
Copper easy; brokers 1l&c: exchange
Sll 25Glli0. Lead strong: brokers
s. Is; exchange 81 90. TIN quiet: straits
$l3 90: plates ensy. Spelter Quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08
OIL NEWS
From the Nenwooi E~Irih-New Well. Te-
Ing lirnnglit In.

The latest report from the Fisher
oil Company's Dan Price No. ., In the
Bcnwood field. Is to the effect That 1t
Will make all Tint was claimed for H..
Shay e. MCMullcn have reached the
sand on the Mcknight farm. on Sheets
run. in Washington county, Ohio. and
from tho showing now made will hnve
Il 20O-barrcl well. This well opens M
an entirely new territory and will be
the mean OF starting lots OF new work.
The Henry on Company has drilled
In It's IloltgClnw No. E and has Il ten
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-08

Simply apply SWAYNE"S OINTMENT
No Internal medicine required. Currs toi.
ter. eczema, itch. all eruptlonB on tho
fncc. hands. nose, etc. leaving tho skin
clear. white ana healthy. Its Rrcnt heal
ing ana curative powers nro possessed hy
no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SWAINE'S OINTMENT. tths&w
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barrel an hour well. This Ia by far the
largest well thar company has yet drill.
ed In the BcnwoOd territory, and II viii
be nm Impetus to this company IN drill.
Ing more wells on this fNrm near the
new producer,
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RiNEHART G. NJ,
Tel. 2i9. City Bank Building.
FOR SALE.

House : roons and hall. with modern
improvements; lot 3OHlc2 feet: Eon street,
between T~wenty-third and Twenty-fourth
streets: cheap.
House : rooms. Locust street, Sixth
ward: lot 2jNi2O feet: rents for $50 per
annum; terms easy. $3.50.
House | rooms. brick. Eighteenth street,
$500.
House 6 rooms and hall. Marke, street,
Centre Wheeling. !l.l0I.
Nos. -. Is and Is Twenty-thIrd street.
easy terms.
House. Il rooms, wide confer halls. mod
crn cOnvenicnces and large lot. No. 20o9
Chapllne street. cheap and terms easy.
House. ! oofns Eighteenth St: sl.l5o.
House. S rooms, bath. hot and cold
water. both gases. and in rear double
house, 4 rooms each. Market street. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth; q bargain at
$500.
$50 will buy n nice lot fronting on Lind
street: one-thirG cash. balance on easy
tcrmS.
500 will buy good two-roomed house,
fronting on Chapline street, near Tenth.
SIS will buy house OF !? rooms on Wilson
street. Centre Wheeling: 500 cash. balance
In rent.
Lots on Lind street. Cherry street and
McColloch street at from $50 10 1870 each
on easy terms.
Money 10 loan on city real sstata