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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-19

Observation-Disclosures foot inches
and stationary at the dam. Clear and
cool
OIL CTTY-River zero and station
arg. Clear and cool.
STEuBENVILLE.-Ri River 10 inches
and stationary. Clear and warm.
PARKERSBURG.- The Ohio river Is
II inches aud stationary. Cloudy and
mercury 67. No boats. Little Kama
wha stationary.
I BRowNsyiLLE.-River feet
inches and fall.
WARREN River at low water
mark. Clear and warm.
GREENSBORO River 8 feet and
stationary. Fair and cool. The James
q. Blaine and Florence Belle due down
on Tuesday; AdamJaco BIS and Hudson
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with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, os they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease.
Cntarrh is q blood or constitutional dis.
ease, and In order 20 cure II you must
take Internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh
Cure Is taken internally, and acts dl.
rcclly on the blood Ond mucous sur.
faces. Halls Cathrrh Cure u not q
puack medicine. II was prescribed by
one OF the best physicians In this coun.
Try for years, and Is a regular pre-.
scripton. II II composed OF the best
tonlCs known, combined with tho best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect comblnn-
ton Of the two Ingredients Is what pro.
ducca such wonderful results In curing
Cntnrrh Send for testimonials, free.
i. i, CHENEY & Co. Props, Tnlodo,O,
Sold by druggists price 10 cents,
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PACKED TO THE DOORS.


Probably not again this season, un-
less 1t be during the weeks engagement
OF the Payton Big Comedy Company,
viii there be a repetition of the scenes
which were enacted at the Grand opera
house last night, frora the time the
doors were thrown open until tho cur
tain arose on the first act of "Alohe in
London" Men, women and children.
who had not secured reserved seats.
fought their way to the ticket office.
and long before s o'clock two hundred
extra seats had been placed tn the
aisles and sold Patrons who came
later were given q choice between
standing and returning tonight. 1t
was n big audience and It was sympa-
thetic and apprecietlve from the start.
The audience saw presentation of the
exciting melodrama which was excel
lent In every respect-as good, In fact,
as has ever been witnessed here at high
prices The costumes were excellent,
and the mounting was superb. The
cast was uniformly good, without a
single weak spot. The sPeclaltles In
troduced between acts nsSde II n con-
tinuous performance and had to be re-
peated again and again before the au-
dlence was satisfied. alone in Lon
don" will be repeated this afternoon
and tonight the famous drama, "Wo-
man Against Woman" will be pro-
lucpd
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4 wREsrLtNG coNrEsT

Lovers OF wrestling will have an OPP
rorInnlty to witness a contest at the
Pyih.nH castle, Monday evening, Mo-
yombor !, when Frank bavey and
'hl'lo7 Daily viii Try conclusions The
articles call for cntch-as-cutoh.ca
'}I', Two falls out n three, winner to
.I lhn stakes Of 800 a side and two
'hIfd' Of the gate receipts. The prellm.
0'I" viii consist Of good boxing
"fvor IS . recent resident Of Wheels
Ns hlyIng COME here from Boston,
"NI. Day "a a South Side glass work.
a., TWO. l1rmDr dld not want the weight
limited 90 i33 pounds, na dld DAILY. "a a
.'lnufumIHe was effected at 1914. Da.
Nf always wrrstles In the i2i pound
,.l'' nnl mag not exceed this weight
Two weeks hence
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STEAM TONNAGE INCREASING.

For the first time in the history OF
the country the steam tonnage OF the
merchant marine now exceeds that of
sailing vessels. The documented mer-
chant marine of the United States on
June 30 last numbered 22,63S vessels OF
4.7G9.020 gross tons, an increase of Co.
400 tons over June 30, 1896, and a de-
reasc OF 2T5 vessels The tonnage Of
the Atlantic and Gulf coasts Is 2.si7 1876,
a decrease OF 10000 tons. The tonnage
OF the great lakes is l,4i0l0S tons, an
increase OF $1,000 tons.
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VISITING ODE FELLoWs.

Last night about thirty members OF
Union Lodge. No 10 /. o. o. F.. came
down from warrenton in vehicles and
visited Belmont City Lodge, No. 22l,
which had team work in the initiatory
degree. After the work was over re-
freshments consisting of coffee, sand
Mches and fruits were served and much
enjoyed by the visiting Odd Fellows and
others and the visitors returned at a
seasonable hour.
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BENwoOD.
News Hens from the Lively Industrial
l'ntvn

News Hens from the Lively Industrial
Town.
There is much complaint regarding
the number OF untaXed dogs here,
caused no doubt by tho racket they
make at night. McMechen street espe-
Cially abounds In deep-lunEed dogs,
and an angry neighbor shooting at one
the other night created great excite
ment.
Jack Petticord was run over by the
Belmont "dinhy" at Boggs' run Sunday
afternoon. one OF his legs had TO be
amputated above the ankle. He was
attended at the Emergency hospital.
and was removed TO his home in
Wheeling yesterday.
J. If. Smith, OF Sherrard. has two
cherry trees or,hls farm in full bloom.
which are indeed rare CurlOsittes at this
time Of year, and they are attracting
great attention. 1t is presumed that
the next cold wave viii gettle their
bloom.
Dr. Thomas f. Downing, who opened
an Office here few days ago, is not
conducting n branch OF the Haskins
hospital, AS has been enormously sta
ted. but has flung his shingle to the
breeze just like any other med"
Mrs. Jane Dolan, one Of the oldest
residents Of Benwood. was not expect
ed TO live yesterday afternoon. She Is
well and favorably known throughout
the county, and host OF friends would
be panied to hear Of her death.
The lower steel works goes on again
Tomorrow and the, skelp mill, which
was of two days on account Of chang
Ing rolls, begins again to-day.
Jimmy Dolan came up from Sisters
vile yesterday TO attend the boxing
contest, and viii remain here visiting
friends for few days.
A concert for the benefit OF 81. Johns
church will be given November 2. An
interesting programme has been ar
ranged,
There were three cases IN police court
last night all DRINKS, one OF them hall
Ing from wheeling.
The brick work on the Riverside coke
plant began above the foundation yes
terday
The stacckc trial has been set for No
vcmber 1,
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SYMPTOMS Molsmro Intense Itch.
lng and stlnglnn, most at night worse
w scratching II allowed 81 continue
tumurs form which often bleed and ul.
curntc, becoming very soto, BWAYNi3's
OINTMENT 8iopn tho Itching and
bleeding, heals liberation, aud In mo /
cases removes ihe tumpta. Al drug
glsis, or by mall, for 10 cents Dr.
Bwnyno & Son, Philadelphia, lthn&w
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OLD RIVER MAN TO RETIRE.


Captain NJ. A. Cox, the veteran Mon
ongahela river steamboatmau. has
brought out every steamboat that has
been built by the Plttsburg Browns
vile & Geneva Packet Company dur
ing the past thirty years but he does
not expect TO take command OF the new
boat which will be built by that COM
pany. Captain Cox says he wants to
do his last steamboatlng on the Adam
Jacobs, the boat named in honor OF the
founder OF the line. and is willing TO let
Captain Adam Jacobs. Jr., bring the
new boat out Captain Cox Is nearing
his four score years, but is hale and
hearty. He has been steamboating con-
tinuously for over fifty years, having
boated on the Ohio and Mississippi XIV
ers and all their naviguble tributaries.
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THE coNcERT To.NIGHr.

Miss Grace Damian and the Kunits
staring quartette win give a grand
concert at the Y. NJ. C. A. hall this
evening. This will be rich treat for
professional and non-professional loy-
ers Of music Every member OF the
company is an artist of the highest
class.
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sITrATIoN An MERRILL,s.

The rIvermen are more than anxious
regarding the condition of the Ohio at
Merrill Station. where the new dam is
being built. The Golfer has narrowed
the chanel greatly. and has caused the
formation of a sand bar which the
steamboatmen think will cause great
trouble to the coal fleets this fall, even
If It does not stop all passage Of loaded
craft The only solution which has been
offered Is thar the bar should be dredged
away and the wreck OF a model barge
which lies a short distance below the
Golfer burned. This will probably allow
small fleets TO get past with proper
caution. but Il IS estimated that Il wifi
take twenty days to complete the work,
and the river is so low that II will be
difficult to move dredge to the bar.
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IT WAS A DRAW.
oLcary and Mcdonald Battled for
Twenty Rounds at HAYWOOD.


Twenty Rounds at Benwood.
Last night before the Ozark Athletic
Club IN Benwood, Jimmy O'Leary and
Larry Mcdonald, the latter OF Wash
ingion, figured in a twenty round con-
test There was very large audience.
every seat In the place being filed. T..
J. Gavin Of Wheeling, acted as referee.
the referee announced at the start that
No would call the bout draw lf both
contestants were on their feet at the
end Of the stipulated number OF rounds.
The bout was a beauty from begin
hins to end Mcdonald seemed to be
me stronger man. but IN O'Leary he
haa q shifty opponent and was unable
10 and n decisive blow. Mcdonald
scented somewhat fresher than his OPP
ponent at the close.
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TIE RIVER.

The river Is stationary at 10 inches,
and SO far there is no prospect OF rise
in the near future. The Guyandotte
leaves this morning for Matamoras and
way landings, and this boat continues
TO be the sole representative OF naviGa-
dion out Of the port OF Wheeling.
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ro nRIpGEPoRT To.NIaHT.

A very large number OF Martins Ferry
people will attend the big Republican
meeting at Bridgeport tonight, to be
addressed by Senator ]. y. Foraker and
Congressman Lorenzo Danfdrd. The
electric cars will run to Martins Ferry
after the meeting. Word from the coun-
try yesterday was to the effect that
many farmers would be on hand.
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MARTINS FERRY.
IIaps and Mi'napS In the Thriving CITY
Across the River.

Across the River.
William Gardner. who Is charged with
burglanzng at GloyeTs Gap. w. Va.
and other places. yesterday refused tn
accompany W. H. Grandstaff to Marion
county without requisition, Grand
stan and others identified some OF the
stolen goods Prosecuting Attorney Rob
inson and Constable Taught and others
were here yesterday and identified taken
In wetzel county large quantity OF the
stolen property found by the Martins
Ferry officers, which was taken back 10
WetZel and Marion counties yesterday.
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]. ~ TnIRswEND, Of drosbeclt,
Tex, says that when he has spell Of
Indigestion, aud feels bad ana slug.
gish, he takes two NJ DcwitrR Little
early Rlrcrs at night and h. In all
right thcncXt morning. Many thousands
Of others do the same thing DO your
ChnrleA II Gooiso, Market ana Twelfth
streets, Chatham Sinclair, lrony.Hlxth
ana jacob streets. a, ", guhcolc, No.
GOl Main street. nxlcy BroH, Penn and
Zane slrcolni Bowie 4 Co., bridgeport,
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EXCITING FOOT RACE.

An exciting foot race occurred last
night on the South Side between John
Gellner and John Blatner. The dis
lance was 100 yards. Blatner won by q
margin of about four yards In fast time.
The purse was S25.
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YOU can't nrford to risk your life by
allowing cold to develop Into pneumo.
MIA or consumption. Instant relief ANA a
certain cure are Afforded by one Minute
Cough Cure. Charles H. Goethe. MARKET
ana TWrlfih streets; Chnthnm Sinclair,
Forty.Hlxth and Jacob streets. a. ~.
Sohoclr, No GUi Main street, EXlcy
Bros, Penn ana Zane streets. Bowie 4
Co, Bfdgcpuft,
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w. A. c. MEETING.
The Winter Programme VIII Be Out
lined This Evening.

This evening a meeting of the Wheel
ing Athletic Club will be held at the
gymnasium, and 1t is desired that a
large representation of the stockholders
turn out. as the winter programme will
be outlined and determined. The club
his recently taken on new life and
seems destined 10 become the import
ant factor in Wheeling athletics that
should have been always. A basket
ball team will be formed and possibly a
basket ball league VIII be evolved.
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TmN MN pARlS soLp.

h'"r several futile attempts the lei.
'"' Dan pnrk was nnatly disposed Of
'..''ilay morning, NJ very low ng-
W.. u was purchased by the wheel.
.| Hallway Company for $50. Tho
Tg "lbgr bid was that of RInohart n
N. purchase NJ tho park by the
XXX. lNI0wny company IN moyn 10
..N'. IUtfuyHDu. who holds tho Inter
... fhnrnlHo, 10 play NJ the proposed
NO. marx COZ The uppor end " the
.I l0 lUu company 10 interested IN
NliN association ana lta revenue
N IOn Attendance ~ games M The
,.' tIoundA lu much better. they being
VI" 'Nh eompony'n direct line The old
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THE soothing. lung healing virtues OF
the newly cut pine arc all embodied In
DR. Woods Norway Pine syrup, the
sovereign remedy Tor cuuglia ana colds,
and lung troubles OF oil sorts. 2
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A ssIdNBn's NOTICE,

a
hhOlmcr az por decd " trust, October o..
1897, will sell to the highest aud boFt bid.
dor nll ~ the stock Of goods, consisting OF
foreign ANA domestic dry goods, CluRka
furnishing goods notions and fancy goulu
aud nNtuttf contained IN the hulldn,
(cnlle1 Tho Leader 1890 and l022 Mnin
street, In the city Of Wheeling, WoEt Va
Sealed lids for nll or pnrt " the Rturk
VIII br received by me until October 20
lNG NJ o'clock n, NJ, reserve the rlglt
To rcippi any on nll BIDS
Terms Of rnlr cnsh or commercial VA.
per with interest secured TO the Hpil1tiu.
ton ut the assignee
Tho stock OF hoods and inventory hrn
NOW open Tor inspection at the above store
Please address bids TO
HANit'EL KRAFT
Assignee Dor n llmRhcImpr
WhocllnE W. Va,
october ~ lS)h Ocll
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HELP WANTED-.MALE.

A GENTS GET FIFTY CENTS ON
N each dollar; no experience necessary.
Write for agents outfit Address The
Catholic News. Barclay St, New York.
OCQ-g
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NNNJJOOOV1
3 BOWLING.
LG0GOGc0SO
BOWLING,


- fine wheeling League series, the
40. III were content TO get one OF the
,.'. Games with The Bowlers, Neither
,ll, S5lled a remarkable score. Score:
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FOR RENT.
GENERAL NoTIcEs.
y p3E I3 ", OF BONDS = LOAN

III OF 1851.
Wheeling. W. Va, oct. II, 1871
The following bonds Of the loan Of 1881
have this day been drawn by lot accord
and after tho first day Of November, isN,
at tho Bank OF the Ohio Valley Interest
on the same ceases ON that day.
Nos. 4ia. 800. n, 81, y, Gi3, $780, lS1 Gtg, n,
~, W., S37, no, ll2, bS& lQ9 NJ 40, 3i lll,
lSl 2ht 729, G0i, $685. 40, AZ, CPS lhd tg2 900,
ti1, iN, iig, 900. 90 2pl. ais. ga, b1, Al, 90,
30, bS, ~, 900, 800. JGl "a, a30 200, ". S1l,
th2 l06. IA, Of one hundred dollars each,
Nos $40. SOl OF five hundred dollars each,
aud No, $50 Of one thousand dollars each.
WM w. SIMPSON,
JULIUS POLLOCK,
Ooi2 Commissioners.
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grounds also drew a heavy street car
patronage from over the river towns.
The Belle Isle Park Association Is
now negotiating with Torreyson to have
him play on its grounds next season.
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n thousand exquisite fortunes which q
coarscr nature can never experience or
comprehend.
The least arrangement OF disorder Of the
delicate special organism Of their sex over.
whclms the whole physical and mental be.
Ing with weakness and wretchtdnesS
Hut II Ia mistake TO suffer these troubles
IN silence They may be cured In the per.
feet privacy Of home, without the rcpugnant
ordeal Of examinations and local treat
ment, which the family doctor is sure 70
insist upon,
No physician In the world has had wider
or more successful experience In the treat
mcnt Of wonan'a diseases than Dr. X, "
Pierce, chief consulting physician to the
Inyalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, Of
BufIaio, N Y. Ills "pavorite Prescription -
Il positive cure fof the most obstinate and
complicated feminine difficulties,
II Il the only medicine Of Ia kind pre-.
pared by an educated, skilled physician.
Mt. 1. u. snsed, Of omrn, Teths, writes my
wIfs was badly aihicted with female wgatntgt.
I've tried tffss N ths best physicians IN tie
country without htushl but III great expense.
~ wiz grew worse, aud We rave ~ W. de-
sphir Ahs could not Vet ~ and Qui Of donis
Without Hello. Wa nd able To stand on her fsst
long M 4 iiinf. complained Of dragging down
pains In Rb1uuru Nulhlf but nn phllmr'y
drlih seemed nwOliiur hstt whtt mpV
lhuuHhl TIE name VI Dt Pierce came 70 my
mind wrote IN u.s. rIrtCH received w NlNi'e.
iolUwed II nv wiz improved prrtpllbly nom
the DIT two wJrtr treatment conllnufd ne
tfeaiinrHi aE months ana pronounced we Wf
f5bitifH. Ht t1Ht NJ lea tnhn one nuhlh.h ltt1t
merl ny NE ias physlesn We employs, h.',. ~.
yatta Prescription AID ne lgiipnA iftommenltd
by llin n hns been Two years lihet, hhu tue
good effect Il ptfmanenl"
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A AA-wANTED MEN AND WOMEN.
IA young and old. to work for us In their
We pay $40 10 SIS per week. No canvass
fng. Any child Gun do the work. Send
address to-day. We send work at once.
II. A. GRIPP. Dept. sI2, Tyrone Pa.
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WANTED.

bright MEN AND WOMEN MAKE
ID big money In representing new gold
fields enterprise Write at once. Some
Box 200, Baltimore, Md. selS-s
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A PadlOcked Heart.

How many
women lock
their troubles
and suferings
IN their own
hearts and 81.
lentiy endure
IN isery and
pain which
would cause
strong men TO
cry out In
agony
The EnHrf.
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' 5 ";33$.'4GM2zzsz- $ $ ;5
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ssIo@ps.Tt.s-tiaaghan and strObet. Umpire
1, maker.
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FOR SALE.

DoNDs FOR sALE-sIX PER CENT.
ID 1890 gold bonds: interest payable
seml.nnnually. cal on, or address ]. E.
ing, w. Va. oeg
The times., 1897-08-21
DIAMOND DUST.

Warner had fifteen chances yesterday and
accepted thirteen.
Lanee Yesterday gave an excellent ex.
hibition OF base stealing
Suthoff. the new pitcher of the Brow ms,
If somewhat OF fielder
Quinn put up another good game in
jennings territory yesterday.
Nance, the new Colonel, also a Texas
Lacquer, hit the ball yesterday.
Contrary to expectation, Cuppy is with
the Cleveland team on the trip.
There were wenty-five menleft on bases
in the New York-Louisville game.
The Colorels have been alternately feted
and roasted more than any other team of
the twelve.
Baltimore is very quiet the past two
days, While all Boston is whooping it up
to beat the band.
1t looks as the Bostons have started on
another hating expedition. Killen was an
easy mark yesterday.
Swain is limbering up. Yesterday his
effor,s TO hunt were really amusing Bet
ter let the youn 6 man hit out.
MefTlUU mas Deen forgiven anu taken
back into the fold of the Pirates, while
Leahy has been tossed over the fence.
Should Swain continue his good work
he is likely to hecome a $500 pitcher
Donovan now heads the Pirates bat
ting order
Patsy Tebeau cannot win the pennant
himself, and it looks as though he was
trying to keep the Baltimores from being
four times Champions.
Seymour was knocked out of the box
yesterday, although he struck out four men
N three innings. Sullivan, who succeeded
him, made five Inen fan
Fox handles himself very much like
Bobby Lowe May he turn out to be as
valuable man as the Beaneater, and
the cranks will be happy.
Fox shows an eagerness to get every
thug coming his way that is Wholesome
TO look at. If he continues to cover the
ground that he started out to he will
likely be a fixture at second.
This is how the Giants won on Thursday,
according to the Evening Telegram:
Its all over for sure now,'' yelled the
cranks Wagner hit the ball over second.
Davis got it, and as he threw it the Ne w
Yorks started on a run off the field The
throw was wide. Clark was forced to reach
The times., 1897-08-21
SPORT AT SARATOGA.
Last ladies' Day of the Season a
Great Success.


Saratoga, Aug. 20.-The final ladies' ds 5
OF the season was a grand success in every
way, aud the racing excellent. The second
race OF mile at special weights was :,
remarkably good one, and resulted in one
OF the best finishes of the meeting. Taral
forcing Sempei Ego over the line a few
inches before Set Fast, who beat Cayaliero
a head The two yeaI-old selling race
furnished another great struggle. Mari
tou, the outsider, made all the running, and
was ouly beaten on the post by the favor
ite. La Guleta, IN desperate drive.
Summaries:
First race-Five furlongs. Firearm, lit
Martin, { 10 10 won; Nabob, III, Williams,
80 TO !, second: Briar Sweet. ia, Taral
to 1, third. Time, 1:02.
Second race-One mile. Senper Ego
ia, 1aral. 10 /, won; Set Fast. 106
Garrigau, 10 to 1, second; CayaIliero, Ill
Williams, 3 to 1. third. Time, :43 L.
ThirG rare-Six furlongs. La Cole ia
107, Martin, z TO 2, Won; Marito, 90
Mutt, 1O To L, second; Aurum, 102, Hewitt,
to /, third. Time, 1:16.
Fourth race-One and an eighth miles
James Monroe, 1o3, Walker, TO 1 won;
Banquo II, 100, Beauchamp, Z to 2, sec
ond; Bing Biuser, los, Martin, to 8
third. Time, 1:5S.
Fifth race-Five furlongs-Rondo, 1t6
Williams, s to g, Won; Dalgretta, 1I3
Heunessy, 5 to / /, second; SaIvado, 1 OF
Hewitt, 2 12 to I +, third. Time, Lee.