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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-18
4 Man Loses his Wife nj Cards.
From the Virginia New Enterprise ]


About eight or nine months since a
man living in the northern part Of this
city went out into the eastern part Of
the State to seek his fortune in the new
mines of that section, leaving his wife
and one child here in town. Some
seven months ago a gallant disciple Of
ST. Crispin persuaded the White Pine
widow to take up her abode. with him
in a house which he furnished for her.
The new pair lived together for about
seven months, when few days ago the
genuine husband returned. Of course
there was trouble in the camp but after
some quarreling the two men agreed to
play game Of seven-up for the woman.
The game came off SATURDAY night and
tlle husband won his wife hack by Just
two points. The man claimed his wife,
and the man Of leather could not say
but that he had fairly won her. The
woman preferred the shoemaker, but the
husband and winner was determined to
have his own He packed up what
furniture they possessed aud last Satur-
day evening, with all his household
good and other goods. left hy fast
freight wagon for California. When the
wagon started from North & street there
was quite scene \ crowd Of nearly
one hundred persons had collected TO see
the husband carry away his stake.
and there va, much merriment over the
romantic affair. The woman cried, and
wanted to stay with the shoemaker, and
the shoemaker cried At parting with the
treasure he had lost by moi holding
enough "trump-3 He asked some OF
the crowd il they thought he would he
arrested II he attempted to take the
woman ont Of the wagon. They told
him he had lost her con the square,
and he must bear il like man so the
wagon moved on, and soon the fair one
was gone from his gaze.
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TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

Gold closed in New York Saturday
at ll6S.
- A German mass meeting will he he'd
in New York Oh w ednesday. s
Tie Hamburg steamer will sail from
New York, as usual. tomorrow. n
The European steamers have ad-
vanced freights on 4readstuaa.
ProrortP Pdratlohwas received on Sat
urday by the Presiden, a. the French
Minister.
All available yessel- in the .Ameriesn
navy been fitted ou to reiniorce be
Cuban squadron 3 3
The Pacific Aail Steamship Com
pany are arranging 20 start line 10
Europe forthwith.
= After slight fluctuations during the
evening, gold closed al the Fifth avenne
hotel, SATURDAY. night, al III.
Erie, New York, brokers Saturday
sold nearly three million dollars worth
Of gold at between 81 Ii and 81 ltE.
The North German steamship Her
mann has been detained at New York
hy orders from her owners in Germany.
The Harvards, OF Cambridge. Mas,
defeated the Forest City-, Of Cleveland,
O., at the latter place. Saturday, u
10 l.
The German Mail steamship COM
pany have asked for protection for their
vessels from the United States, and
will drtain their vessels until protection
is afforded them.
\ London dispatch says the action of
France is generally condemned. Extra
official expressions of Ministers leads 10
the belief that England peremptoriallv
iorhids the occupation Of Belgium by
France
Something sensational will po--
sibly occur in New York harbor, for
thereare in our waters the North Ger
man frigate Alconi, Of 400 horse power
and 2S guns. and the French irigRte
Seminori- and the school chip Jean
Bart
The main portion of the Japan
House, at New Albany, Ind. was lie
stroyed 10y fire early Saturday morning
4 lady jumped from the third story and
struck hannister and was severely
though not seriously injured .ilF the
boarders were got out safely, mainly
through the exertions of young man
named Bently, who braycly stood the
smoke and fire until he had pi!oted
them all ont the back way of the build.
ing
Recruiting offices have already been
opened in New York city. At An
agency in Broom street men are being
received for an Irish brigade 10 aid The
French Col. Jas. Kerrigan, Col Billy
Wilson, Col. John W. Byron and other
noted Irish soldiers are said to beat
the head of the movement On the
other hand member Of Germans are
also about to embark for Fatherland TO
take part in the fray.
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The Latest and Choicest.

sEA MOSS FARINE-Said to be very fue
for Deserts and an elegant and
dainty dish for the sick.
CoN'S SPARKLING GELATISE-An old
favorite with the ladies for .Irllir--
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just the ar.
ticle 10 use with Coxs Gelatine-Of
rich and luscious favor.
BAKERS COCOA-Warranted Pure, a dr.
IiciOuS and nutritious beverage.
HEIKER'S FARINA-Prepared especially
for invalids and children.
ANGUSTURA BITTERS-Thr genuine ar
ticle for ladies and children In feeble
health.
WINE OF PEPSIN-Th most perfect rem.
cdy for Indigestion and dyspepsia
CORN STARCH-For Pudding and Gus
tardS.
TAPIOCA-A splendid desert, either alone
or with Berries.
At LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.'S,
Wholesale Druggists,
jun. Main street
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bleeding Calves.

II would seem from recent reports
and observation, that the old. absurd
foolish. and cruel practice OF bleeding
calves 10 exhaustion before slaughter
ing them, is still pursuei And what
is still more abOminable-calve- are
kept without fool or drink for -ucces-
sive days, while they are bled repeated.
ly-all TO make veal whittier II is
utterly incompreheneihle how men can
be found so ignorant and cruel, as to
pursue this course OF treatment toward
these poor animals, when all in
telligent and competen. judges assure
them that this process Of bleeding an
imals removes from the meat important
elements Of nonrishment, and renders
the meat dry. hard. and difficult nj
digestion o., -..a
Bled veal may he known by liz white
ne.s. Let every mereiful man refuse
TO buy bit OF white veal We ar,
glad to learn that the Society for tht
Prevention Of Cruelty to Dumb Animals
is moving again in order TO stop thi.
nefarious practice. We wish then
God speed in their work Bos,o" 7r0r
>Ier
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.
New YoRE, Julo ID.

New YORK, JULIO IL.
The unsettled feeling caused by. the un-
certainty whether war would be declared
or not, has been succeeded by quieter
condition OF affairs, and attention now ON
Wall street Is directed TO the probable effect
depend lorgely upon the amount OF the
specie Shipment, which IN turn depends on
the amount OF American securities
TO be returned from Europe. Amer the
first flush OF the declaration Of
war II b believed foreign capitalists will
seek an investment IN breadstuffs, while
the demand for breadstuffs and American
products Is likely TO exert an important In
fiuence on foreign exchange: The earliest
clined TO l554. On the report that England
obtained suspension Of hosulities OF eight
days for negotiations the price returned 10
llGS, the first recorded sale in the gold
room, and advanced TO llSS on the de-
nial of the above report and dis
patches saying that the hostile armies
were in motion. subsequently the market
fiuctuated between ll6H and ll65s and final-
ly closed firm at ll67s@ll6l4; carrying rates
senting yesterdays business. To-day's hg-
ures will probably be as large. Exports to-
dayabout 81 ,676, $40 and for the week $40
2J5; of that shipped to-day about sSOO,oN
MoNEY-Easy al 4a5 per cent on call.
STERIING-Qulet at lo95S@ll0H.
GOVERNMENTAL Governments the
closinii very strong, though without much
activity. Coupons Of 81 at ll34Slli; do t2
nj lOll5 al0 81; do '6i at l091s@l0ysss; do IS at
iUsss Z; do new at IIs(9iUSl:; do '6 at
isI "a 1861; do '6s at lGs]49lGs l0-t0S at
lG7 !; Currency Us at ll:2sdil3s.
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strictly Pure and Wholesome.

The Mount Joy tPa.l Herald says: We
visited the extensive laboratory Of MISH-
LERS HERB BIrTERs. in Lancaster.
and saw tke process OF making the
Bitters which are so famous every
where. The ingredients are the purest,
freshest, and best, and the basis used for
dItiusing the virtue Of the herbs through
the system, IL the purest we ever saw; and
this Is very important fact, for, however
valuable medicine may be, II II is COM
pounded with poisonous liquor, It's use viii
be injurious instead Of beneficial. We can
say that MISHLER'S HERB BITTERs il
strictly pure and wholesome I'm every re-
spect." Sold by all respectable druggists.
Price one dollar per bottle.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, July ID.
FLOITR-Active at s. 00s6 20 for spring
extras.
GRAIN-Wheat active, excited and 5d
SIC higher; sales of No. 2 at 81 lb@l Y cash;
u -l5G q seller July, and 81 2lS,l 2is seller
August; closing easy M sl lIi3 cash, and
81 y seller August.
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So sure a. you take Rosenheim' 5
Stomach Bitters, the Great Western
Remedy, you will he curei Of Losa OF
Appetite, Cholera Morbus. Disrrhoea.
Debility, Ferer and Ague, or Nervous
Headache. They sll arise from q tor
pid state Of the stomach and bowels
Sold BY grocers and druggist. every
where.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Self EnerYatiOn.

Essays FOR You've MEN, on Physical and
Mental Enervation, loss Of bodily vigor, ,cour-
aye and ambition-the cause and cure-with
sanitary aid for the feeble and desponding.
Sent free, in sealed envelopes Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box z. Phila-
delphia Pa maSb-ddw
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II Stands UnriyaIed!

KHAFT'S DIARRHEA COMPOUND
Safe and sure. A cure guaranteed In every
case. Keep 1t In your house. Take it with
you when you travel Sold by dealers in
medicine everywhere.
WHEELING May lSt, lS0.
Messrs. McCdte, ErGH d CO.
GESTLENEN-It affords ME pleasure to
add my testimony TO the superior uIerits of
.RTdrS Didurheu Compound" had occa-
sion To use II, In n Screre and protrdcted lines,
and confidently recommend II, as being the
nloa D,t(uudtls PrepdrGtiOn that have ever
used. j. Il. HUGHES,
Of Hughes, Thompson & Hubbard.
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, The Prissian' Consul az New York
saws no official information relative TO
German vessels has been received from
his Government excepting caution
that they avoid the French men of-war
il possible
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BANKS.
IL cRAsGLE J. DALzELL- b. IA. Eccii'
THE CITY BANK,

.... {, Individual LinbiiityJ
PREPARED 40 CONDUCT ALL BUS
.uesSs appertaining TO Banking.
Ucals IN Bills Of Exchange, United states,
state and County Bonds Gold Coin, and Hli
Negotiable Securities, II fair rates
Notes and Bills OF ExchsnSs Discounted.
Collections made for Merchants, Manu-
facturers, Banks, Bankers, and Others, on
NIL accessible points in the United states
and Canada, =,
Drafts ln sums to suit purchasers on all
the principal CITIES and Towns In Germany,
Great Britain and Ireland.
deposits solicited. Interest allowed on
Special Deposits
K CRANGLE President
J. DAI.ZEI.L, Vice President -.
+. II. ECCLES, Cashier, teb'
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MILLS, FREW < CO.
Book Binders IL Blank Book
MAnufacfurerA.

[ M PREPARED AT ALL TfIDr
n with the best materials 10 on ordeSs
;OT Blank Books, such a arc us.d - bAnksi
Counties, Incorporstions, Rsiiroed. ADJ
Merchants, upon sbort DotSc. and In tos
Having ali the latest and most improyei
taachinrrF. NE fesI oonndsnf that ve VIII
ronde~ eatIre sattsfarfton 20 sh who hsoS
Is vffh t,ssir ortors-
Nusle, NszAzncs and PSr,odicAls 81 svsTT
AlLL5. YREw q %,
Corner of Qsinsy sQdAstn stLset.,
Rl.6 Wines, a. W. ys
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Merchants National Bank

OF WEST NIFGININ.
CAPITAL. PAID IN e5oO.0Oo.
THIS BANK Is PREPARED TO DO \
legitimate Banking Business. Deals In Gold
Coupons, Bonds, Commercial Paper and
Bills OF Exchange. Interest PAID on Special
Deposits. PROMPT attention given to Col
Irctions. -
PRESIpsSr-J. NELSON VANCE
DIaECToRs-J. v. Vance, J.. =. Drlspliin.
+. Sweeney, A. Wilsor Kelly, John Hand
IAN, f. ]. stone, Win Bailey, W. y. GoShorn.
A. Wilson. X BhADlr Cashier.
lebi
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NATIo N Al q A NIX

or WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL. s1oo'ooo'
MONEY RECEIVED oS DEPUNlT, IN,
,,.r,.St Maid on ADectal Deposits, Notes and
Hills discounted. Exchange Bought and
Gold. Collections made on all po'ni- ana
proceeds promptly remitted.
DIRECTORS:
st)risplu Oxlshay, T1lomr Hughec,
. Michael Reilly. Dr. A. =, Iodd,
Arthur Little, J. X. Hubbard.
Jas. NcC1uney, ". Pollock.
lanes Maxwell.
CRIsPIN oGLEBAY. President.
IOHS WAGNER, Cashier. RugS
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ELEGAxr-Finney's Soda Water.

A QUESTION N MANY HOMES .--Thc
fine times when we could all live on the
fat of the land have gone by, perhaps
never 10 return. OF late. the question
how to obtain the largest amount OF
wholesome, palatable punishment at the
lowest possible price, has been earnest
" discussed in thousands Of American
homes The Introduction of SEN Moss
FARINE as a national food staple, solves
that problem. From 40 other article
under the sun can the same amount OF
delicious fare he obtained tor the same
cost The custards, Charlottcs, jellies,
buildings, &c, made from it are fit for
Juno when she banquets and as a
clarifer for refining cider and other fer
mented potables, it has no equal. The
SEA Moss FARINE Co, who own the
patent for the article, have their central
depot al IS Park Place, New York, and
within twelve months they have estah-
lished a business Of immense magnitude
and importance:
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PREPARE yourself for business by at
tending the National Business College,

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.-Thc
seventy-ffth annual Council Of the pro
testant Episcopal Church of the Diocese
of Virginia, composed OF the State OF
Virginia and West Virginia, convened
in st. Matthews Church yesterday
morning at / o'clock.
Divine service was conducted 10y
Revs. j. II. D. Wingfield and George
Woodbridge. The sermon was preached
bv Rev. c. Minnegerode, ID. D., from
John vi. Is.
After the service the communion ser
vice of the church was conducted by
Ri. Rev. John Johns, D. D., and Ri
Rev. F. NJ. white, D. ID.
At 2 o'clock, on motion of Rev. MI
Sprigg, it was resolved that the Council
meet during the session at 9 o'clock \
NJ. and = o'clock p NJ.
Rev. w. Hyland and Mcssrs. l.. NJ
Blanchard and II. K. Howard were ap
pointed committee on credentials
The committee reported sixty-fiv'
delegates present, whose credential.
were in due form.
On motion adjourned until Q o'clock
this morning
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GRAVEL AND CEMENT ROOFING
George Crumbacker would inform the
public that he ia still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing bushes, and that he Is
prepared at any time tn put on Roofs,
either large or small, on the shortest
possible notice, guaranteeing his work
for a term IF years. He has now been
engaged in the business for seven years
past and his work has oullived halt
dozen other Patent Roofs. Thedemand
for his work IL increasing from year to
year. He put on, during the past year.
1900 squares of his Roofing in this city,
which has given satisfaction in every
respect. Address me through the Post
office or call nj my brick yard. head OF
Lindsey street All orders will he Al
tended to promptly.
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CAN'T find fresh vegetables? Oh, but
you can, though. Go to Harry Smith $,
No. 100 Market street.

POLICE CoURT-Now are we fully
satisfied of meteorological influences OPP
Grating to produce plain DRINKS. 1t
must be, we are satisfied, that galoots
get so dry when it rains that nothing
but fusil oil will quench their raging
thirst. Yesterdays session of the 20
lice Court establishes this fact. Who
but one very dry could get drunk in the
heavy rains of Tuesday?
Henry Dyer was little drier than ii
fire burned his gizzard. On Tuesday
night, in the rains despite he got Sc
tight he didn't know A from lizard
Down on the levee, while his head was
heavy, he met a bevy of ladies
fair, and in their faces his fist he
places. as if of their laces he'd make
ruffles there. On their cheeks the roses
were turned to snowzes and even their
noses are pale with fright. An officer
walked up and took this fighting stock
up to the lookup and kept him in
durance vile all night. He was fined
SO and costs.
John Cornell was found on the levee
in very dilapidated state of inebria'
ton. He was so drunk that he couldn
fall down hill. lie was fined 81 and
costs, and in default laboreth at gather
ing geological specimens in Prot. Price
academy for the five days next ensuing.
And now cometh a gallant Teute
who, having desire to avoid seeing his
name in print persistently refuses to
give his name to officer or Judge. But
he can't be tried without cognomen
YOU know, so Judge Good then and
there baptized him Mark Twain, and as
Mark Twain, it was proved he had
kicked up a deuce of a Robbery, was
very disorderly and had made a gen
eral and unmitigated nuisance Of him
self. In explanation he said the boys
"call me Dutchman, and drowdt rocks
into me and make me mat like der
tuyful.' He was fined s. and costs,
and in default will become a devoted
student of the noble science OF geology,
as taught by Prof Price for the next ten
DAYS.
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RIVER NEws.-The river was rising

RIVER NEws.-The river was rising
rapidly yesterday, and the marks last
evening showed sixteen feet six inches.
Reports from Pittsburgh say the river
was falling there, yesterday, with seven
feet eleven inches in the channel
The New State is to-day's Parkers-
burg packet. She is a most comforta-
BILE boat and under command of Capt.
Jack Harrison, thoroughbred river
man.
The Petrolia leaves at ! o'clock this
morning for Pittsburgh. c. II. Booth
& Co. are her agents.
The Hudson is due tomorrow at noon
from Cincinnati, and will return on
Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Navigation in the Upper Tennessee
is suspended on account Of the low
water.
Captain Ben. F. Eagan has sold his
one-fourth interest in the Armada to
Thomas l.. Lee, of Paducah, at the rate
Of $4,000 for the whole boat.
Mr.. w. F. Bedard, of the steamer
Flirt, has left New Orleans for Louis
Vile and Cincinnati, with the intention
of contracting for new Red river
packet.
A young daughter Of Captain I. Z.
Leathers, OF the Natchez, died at New
Orleans few days since.
Captain William Gillen has pur-
chased of Captain Isaac Kounz the
Twelfth Era, at New Orleans, for sl4,-
600.
The steamer La Belle made the round
trip from New Orleans to Shreveport
and return, including all stoppings and
| landings, in four days and fifteen min
utes, which is said to be the fastest
time on record in that trade.
Captain Fry, a well-known naval Off
Ger, who commanded the gunboats Ivy,
Maurepas, and other vessels in the Con-
federate navy on the Mississippi river
during the war, is now running the
steamer Virgins in the brick carrying
trade between Baton Rouge and New
Orleans.
At Shreveport, ten days ago, Red
river was twenty feet above low water
mark and rising. There was plenty Of
water through the lakes to Jefferson
for the largest class boats. Above the
raft the river was falling, and nearly all
the cotton had been taken out. Sew
eral thousand bales have been sent ont
during the last few weeks.
1t is the settled opinion of old steam
boatmcn that the Ohio and Mississippi
rivers will be more difficult Of naviga
ton this summer and fall than they
have been for many years The many
rapid rises and declines Of both rivers
during the past winter and spring have
doubtless filled up many of the we'll
defined channels of years previous
Bars with double channels, neither OF
which will have sufficient water to adj
nit the passage of any but the lig htes'
draught boats will present formidable
barrier to progressive navigation.
There is now at the Brownsville
wharf, in course Of completion, q
stoutly built and singular looking boat,
to be employed on the Mississippi river
as a "wrecker." This craft, which is
the property of Captain Adam Jacobs,
was built by ]. s. Pringle, and is to
receive her engines from the firm OF
Snowden d Welch. Being the only
boat of this character that has been
built in Brownsville for many years,
the popularity of her appearance and
the necessary strength Of her timb"rs
have created considerable remark.
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NEW Observation-Disclosures RoOFING.-
The undersigned would respectfully call
the attention OF the people Of Wheeling
to our roofing, which wc'claim to tie an
improvement on any Of the composition
roofs vet offered TO the public. Our
roofing will not crack in the winter or
run in the summer. We can give am
pie proofs of thorough tests. Soliciting
the patronage Of the public, we are con
tident of giving satisfaction in each and
every case. Our roofing is not an cN.
pertinent; it is an improvement on the
old style OF gravel roofs Orders re-
ceived by mail or left at the office will
receive prompt attention. Mccormick
d Clator, Office on Sixth street, be
tween John and Centre, Wheeling, W.
w
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TEE DryvyREycr.-Cbarles William

The DIFFEREScE.-Charles William
Henry is sweet on Aramantha Jane. He
is also a hunkey boy for conundrums.
Last night as they were strolling, at a
rather late hour, along Fourth street,
his arm about her waist, and the grease
on her hair soiling his white vest, gaz-
ing on the arching heavens and won
dering which star should be their home
when love becomes immortal, he
squeezed her hand sympathetic squoze,
and looking down into the depths OF her
ewes, dark as the blues of two skies
commingled in one, and said Beloved,
can't thou tell me this: What is the
difference between falling star and
fog?'
"Cans't p she whispered "Dost my
souls idol doubt that l cans't? NO
I'll don't dost," he replied, land wilt
thou q Il wilt she said. The differ
ence between a falling star and a fog Is
this: "One is missed in heaven and
the other mist on earth. And then
two pair of lips came together, and
there was a sound like pulling mule :
leg out of the mud
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SODA WATER at Finney's.

R. MARTIN, Esq, a former member
of the West Virginia Legislature, writes
from New Martinsville, Wetzel county
"Messrs. Ortoby & Du@eM In Au-
gust last I purchased one of your
watches, and since then have never been
troubled about correct time The watch
even surpasses your guarantee The
case is heavy and strong, and neat and
finely finished. can recommend Our
Own Watch in every respect"
Call at Market Street Jewelry Store,
below Mcclure House, and see watches,
&C.
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SrrrLY YOURSELVES WITH MArEn

SurPLY YOURSELVES WITH WATER. --
The Superintendent Of the Water
Works, Mr.. Cummins, informs us that
on Friday he will blow out the fire
plugs of the city, and the probabilities
are that the water will be so riled and
muddy as to be unfit for Use. Our
readers will do well to draw off, this
evening, what water they may need for
tO-morrow's use
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SUNDAY School PICNIC.-The Sunday
Schools of the German Lutheran
churches Of this city and South Wheel
ing neld a picnic on the Zane Orchard
grounds yesterday. As they marched
through the city TO the music of Was
and the Ritchietown bands, and with
flags and banners flying, they pre-
scented very handsome appearance.
We hear that they had very pleasant
time on the Island