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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-08

N Over H2s. 000 worth SEQ lots
magnificent oneod furniture, Carpets, Pianofore, MIR
r0rs, At putic auction, To the highest bidder,
THIS Thurs AfTtRNOcN February 4, at ~ O'clock
the i've % West FOrysecon
street between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
Velvet Brusses medallion carpets; two magnificent rose
IN Pianos ParlOr suits, covered with the
richest description brocAc ak ami pain reps Eta
Nitrous Cuftans, fsintns Bronacs, Tables. Cap
Turkish Chairs Lounges rosewood and walnu, Bed
s.eas bureaus washstends, Conmodes spring and bali
Clocks Bookrss Desk, Sideboard, Extension Tables.
Dining Nna Tea and Dinner rts Gu, crystal GLASS;
China and Cutlery servants Furniture. Parties
wishing this sale Sih Seventh Eighth
nue. Responsible In attendance TO pack
goo IA FOR purchatera 4. NICHOLS, Auconcer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-08

RON BALL4-COACH REGULATIONS.
N Notice To Coach Owners.
Coaches conveying company TO the ball viii approach from
Third ayenue through Fourteenth street, and leave through
Irving p.See. -, -. -. rs... -.
Coaches their company will form on Third ave-
nue. south of Fourteenth street.
Coaches coming to seek for calls viii fcn on Third ave-
ton.
Fare Harlem, S. Eighty sixth street. $4 20 Sixty
street, x3; below third 81 head.
CITY Hail. Hack Inspector
, 1872-10-13
CARD FROM hilSS LINDA GIL BERT.

The question has been repeatedly asked me, "6kve
5on given up yonz bors IN the STATE 6; Iinois.' To
which answer no. But ind it 1y duty to work for
prisoners wherever find them shu: in il;eness and
lgnozancr.
During the rebuilding If Chicago, I propose to pro
Eade Library for the ST. Lonis County JAIL which, By
The by, IS the finest building Of the kind the United
States.
With the help Of Cook County, hops to be aba to
restore the Prisoners Library at Chicago as the
new jail is fesdy for occupancy. L1SDA GlLBEEr-
ST. LoIrs, Oct 9, 1871
, 1872-10-13
A Chance for a Row,

The Pacific R=ilroad Company will commence laying
their track thel Bloomingdale road, FROM Elston
road to Coventry steet, At O'Clock ondav 1aora-
ing The rails have been put down north and south
Of the block mentioned buIork had to be suspended
account Of the opposition Of one Lyman, /.
property-owner. The Company.s e1nploycs attempted
to lay down theFails in trout Of L5znAns land but
ohjeced and, SECURING the assisauce Of number Of
his friends, tore up the tack IS fast it Laid.
To prevent recurrence o9the removal Of tie rails,
l1ge posse ct police will he the ground ocdsy
morning to Protect The worknen Lyman, j: is said,
has threatened to bring out the '-boardira-bo
boya' II he does and they interfere With the track
layet9, somebody will rat hrrt
, 1872-10-13

Everything.
Fanny Ferns first husband, Nj. s. 2. Harrington
reddes IN Chicago.
The Mayor revoked the saloon Ecensa Of DsEi.
Ndenoesg at no 93 E1ston Road, as keeper Of dis
Orderly and a1-gore1ned house.
GRIND Jury having failed to ind an indictment agans
him. An Indictment has been found against Daniel
sou.
Steamnipes are being laid through the new courts
aT, which are also to be connected By the sgna
Telegraph system with the offices Of most Of the Law
5ers.
+ The Western Union Telegraph Company has opened
IN oace at No. 100 East Washington street, in E1
in that vicinity.
honary Association, Fill preaeh ut the Frs. Congre
gadona1 Church, corner Washington and Ann stzeets
thia morning, On 1.-THE Condition aud Needs d The
and E L Brdg1nan, Of the Boston Adr<7:s.r, xze ii
tne sherman House. They route to Duluth with
the Northern Pacific Rai1road Commissioners.
The State convention ot unyezsalists meets in this
ray Chapel, on lndiana avenue near Twenty ninth
street. The Convention assemblies On Tuesday xnd
NIL continue through Thursday
Judgment Wss restored and execution ordered to
sGes ~ judge Booth, yesterday against 11r. Wilbur
Storey and A1. Chandler, supposed proprietora Of
toe 31mes neEgpaper, ia the restored sut OF Mary
H@AAaAC5 lux utAA14A4lQU III CQa13ctef.
Noah Gary, Esq, long connected with the Superior
Court as Clerk Of his Honor Chief Justice Porter re-
signed yesterday, md viii commence Practice with
his brother Gary, Esq. in the ot5ce Of the Latter
II once under the style and title Of Gary Brothers.
Il stated in TEE TRIBUNE yesterday that Messrs
MILLER, hanmechef, Dcnig i Co., were among the
6s1s who had sceeed to The demands Of the striking
bt4cklaye1s- This statement incorrect. They
are employing 1oo oricklsyers, who are working len
hours day.
Tbs e milk Of human dndaess7 flows freely in
Wales The Mayor received SIS yesterday, the balance
OF fund arlEng from given in Wales tor the
benefit Of the victims Of the Chicago fire. His Honor
placed the amount III tbs hands of the RELIEF aud Aid
Society.
BetWeen II :ud O'Clock yesterday afternoon ,u.o
named Hugh Turney became in7clyed in quarrel
E:th az unknown person It the corner Of Carroll aud
Canal streets md recaTed slight stab in tho r.gt
sidewalk by policeman, and taken to the Madison
Street Station No clue to the person who wounded
him could Be gained from persons living in the vlcr-
aty Of the place where the light occurred.
, 1872-10-13

Upon application Of c. J. E2ier & Co., pet1tionins
creditors n the case Of Frank J. Diamond, bankrupt,
Judge Bodgett Issued order, some time ago for
The examination of 3essrs. Mum L Scott. The case
before Register Hibard yesterday morning. Tbs
attorney for Maier Co. objected the presence Of
reporters Messre. Amn Scott signided their entira
willingness to haya 1be pgoceedlug5 published. The
, 1872-10-13

meeting OF the Common Council Committee m
judiciary was held yesterday a3.ernoon in tie ro,p
adjoining the City Clerka Office. The Council At it,
LAST meeting had referred to this committee te>or-
si9et1on OF the special assessment subject and the
selection of three individuals to form committee
empowered to nake preliminary estimate ct the
commend, IS s1ch comnaittee, aIessrs. J. Z: Thonn
son, Y. T. Carter, ind Redmond PrinGiyi1ls The
report upon the fire alarm telegraph system viii be
presented It the next Council 1oeetiilg
, 1872-10-13

The Superintendent of the Police eeens deter Emined
70 RaFe the police force freed from several eacuu-
bz3nces called Sergesuts. There few on the Vest
saa Softh sides who could have keen dispensed Sith
"11no11 Danger years ago. Sergeant Berdeu an en-
c1mbrance worth about $4,000 To h.s been statioa-
ed ut the Union Park Station for some tinepast was
asked to resign TIE other day, but refused He has
such time IS the Board takes action in his se Ser
geant For h.s been assigned to duty It .Eardei's 8
station.
The New York herald., 1872-11-13
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HAVANA Nov. II, 1872 via KEY WEST
The following the quotations of the Havana
kets ut the close OF business Saturda 9Sugar
scarce and flrm prices nominal; operations limited
owing to the scarcity OF classes demanded for
demand good at full prices few contracts have been
made for sugar and moasses. Sugar at Havana and
Matanzas:-Stock in warehouse, $1,000 boxes and TBS
hhds Receipts Of the week. $50 boxes and 7e hhds Ex
Guiding 10000 boxes and IS hhds to the United States
Bacon quiet and steady at SIG sl7 cwt Butter in
$s2 auinta Flour buoyant at s4 50 SIG 7oper bbL
Hams-American sugar-cured in fair demand Lard in
kegs nrmsr at SIG SIS 55 in tins, SIS 7sa $2i per
per quinta Onions quiet and arm at 81 81 50 per Dbl
Coal oil in tins hrmcr at 5a 81, reals per gallon Empty
pitch pine, ~ ~ cooperage u9settled. Freghts
81 per hhd of sugar, a - 25 per hid of sugar
from outside ports on the north coast to the United States
Exchange on United States, sixty days, currency
eoh, l9Is 20 premium; short sight. ai aI. premium
on London, SIX So premium
The New York herald., 1872-11-13
THE cZAR ASSOCIATION.

Meeting Last Evening and . Large
AttepIlance or Members-Thc Constttu-
tioY. Revived and the Bylaws Like
wise-The Association TO Try tho Cumu-
iative Voting System.
J The Bar Association held q regular meeting last
evening At the club rooms, in Twenty-seventh
street. 1t was generally expected that matters OF
considerable Importance would come mp
for discussion during the evening, but the
proceedings, on the contrary, were exceedingly
tame, not to say wearisome. The "great expecta-
tlonsn were excited by the fact that some time
ago the Judiciary Committee were empowered to
investigate and report whether any member Of the
association had in any censurable way been i'm
picated In certain questionable or illegal actions
revealed during the trials OF the judges.
The committee, however, simply contented itself
by submitting that they were not yet ready to re-
their iabors It Is said that the report will be
ready at the next regular meeting.
the proceedings Of the evening consisted
t' port, which showed that the association
was in nourishing condition; the revision Of the
on 1 and the tanses into which the venerable chair
while, took two whole hours to complete. One Of
the committee, through Mr. Eaton reported that
had paaer s 81
resolution which was adopted, providing that sub
o ss ssus Dc % to Eaeee scse Ss se s
great length on the subject and said that at least
500. 900 would be needed for the purposes OF the
purchase OF another and larger build
Ing, &c. One Of the amendments to the by
laws adopted contains O clause Tor the
election OF nine members OF o committee whose
duty 1t VIII be to nominate candidates for officers
OF the club at given periods. On motion OF Myron
Stern 1t was resolved that no member in voting
for the committee should vote for more
lection on the cumulative voting sys-
TEN. Mr.. David Dudley Field. Mr. Eaton
representation and the former declared that 1t
was destined In time to become generally recog-
nized principle. On motion of Mr.. Vanderpoel the
Court OF Appeals was invited to hold their
December term in this city. The association
then adjourned at late hour. 1t should be stated
that one OF the amendments to the constitution
provides. in, order to conform with the charter OF
the association, that hereafter 1t be known by the
name OF "The Association Of the Bar Of the City oi
| New York;
The New York herald., 1872-11-13
THE GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY.
Preparations to Receive Stanlcy-Re-
marks by Chief Justice Daly-A Paper
by Professor Sterry Hunt.

Preparations 10 Receive StanAey-Ncs
marks by Chief Justice Daly-A Paper
by Professor sterry Hunt.
regular monthly meeting of the American Geo.
graphical Society was held last evening ut the
rooms OF the New York Historical Society, Second
avenue and Eleventh street. Chief Justice DAILY
presiding.
After the reading Of the minutes Of the previous
meeting the report Of the Treasurer presented,
showing that on May 21 1872 there was cash bal
in the treasury Of 3o s5 the total receipts
since being $40, while the total disbursements
from May 21 to date were $9S9 IT, leaving balance
In the treasury OF $4S2.
A number OF new members were then admitted
and resolutions Of sympathy adopted on the death
OF the late Mr.. Wolfe, an associate member. Let
ters were read from European correspondents, and
donation OF maps OF Russia, the gift OF Baron
Ostensacken, and valuable collection Of Chinese
and Japanese coins, the gift Of Major Constable,
were presented to the society. The maps Of Russia
are the only ones OF the sort in this country, and
are the finest ever made. Some OF the coins do
mated by Major Constable are OF the rarest sort.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR sTANLEY's RECEPTION.
Chief Justice DAILY, in brief address, said tina
aceSunts from p a. the
cOvery OF whom was due to the enterprise Of an
American citizen. The council OF the society had
already made arrangements for the reception OF
the HERALD agent, Mr.. Stanley, on his arrival
in this country, which II was expected,
s The soeety had 0rnss IN s ss Ss
letter written by Dr.. Livingstone year before
Mr.. Stanley discovered him, this letter being the
property OF Mr. William 8. Sterne. The society in
tended to reserve the reading oft until the Occa-
sion OF the reception to Mr.. Stanley. 1t was
tremely interesting document, giving an account
OF the Doctors explorations up to the time OF
writing, all the story Of which was now before the
public.
Chief Justice DAILY also spoke OF the Vienna Ex-
position. 1t was intended, he said, that the Geo
graphical Society should be properly represented
at this great Worlds Fair.
The CHAIRMAN then introduced Professor Sterry
Hunt LID, T. r. s., who read paper on ''rne
Paleo-Geograplly Of North America" at the con-
cusion OF which the society adjourned.
Members of the Geographical Society and others
can send to Francis A. Stout, at the rooms OF the
society, Cooper Union, reports of the different
Boards OF Trade and other statistics Of the CON-
merce of the United States intended for transmits
sion to the Vienna Exhibition.
The New York herald., 1872-11-13
PORT OF NEW YORK, nov. 1s, 1872.
CLEARED.

:, Steamship stenmann (BelG, Knudsen, Antwerp
.stesmship Henry chauncey, Gray, Aspinwsli-Pacnc
Mail Eteamship Co.
Steamship Cleopatra, Phillips Havana-r Alexandra 4
Sons.
Steamship Leo, Dearborn. ssvannah-Murrsy, Ferris
Co.
Steamship Charleston. Berry. Chareston-n Morgan
4 Co.
Steamship Zodiac. Chaplin, Newbern NC-Muray. Fer
Steamship Aibemarle, Stark. City Point and Rich
moDd-Od Dominion steamship &C.
Steamship Old Dominion Walker. Norfolk--old Domin
ion Steamship Co. .
Ste smship Volunteer. Boodgood, Phiiade'paaIorll.
lard Steamship Co.
Snip Jacob Stamler, somsrs, Havre-Boyd = Hinck.
Bark osmi Dubrovachi Aus), cravicb, Cork Scr or.
BARK Rodolfo Danovaro dtaD, Podesta, Cork or yal-
mouth-A Agresta.
BARK wandefer cNor). Rofsen, Triestc-Funch, Edye&
Co.
Brig Mary Gibbs Upton, Cette-Thompson Hunter.
Brig Pearl, Neal. Port spain-D Trowbridge's Sons.
Brig Mary Leighton, Gay, Havana-J Ward Co.
schr Louisa Bliss, Strong, Lisbon IS G Loud Co.
Pies
The New York herald., 1872-11-13

Ii sargent, a,
& ss: * rs SssS
ss6T %sTrsn j01nson Dss5iSs; days
Been days north Of Hatteras, with strong and
schr Lusano (of Machia9. Dow. Manzan,ra ls days.
With melaao to Bartsold vessel to @ TALBOT Co
days with fresh winds from NE
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Bark Lydia Hilton (Br Jones, Boston for New York, to
Bsrf Tedcr. rus, HsipSers, New Haven for New
YeTt sys Ha New
YORK SsM zss1Hs q John Sb New
Brig g Troop, & BGrdsnt sydney cB' for New York,
vinyard Porter Msehas for New York, with lum.
schr spareL Smith, Perry for New York, with lumber
schr % Geo shsttStSi Nuts Rockand for New York with
Yea ws hes sos S%n
schr sinbad Perry, Rockland for New York, with lime
seSr Louisa Boardman wilson, Calais for New York,
schr CYRUS, Howe Milbrdge for New York, with lath
sehr Kelpia, Ldnt Machas for New York, with lumber
scbr Ingrsham, Mead, Middletown for New York,
sehr RysIdsis Brown Gloucester for New York, with
schr Geo Glover Holbrook, Rockland for New York,
sehr Jachin Kane Belfast for New York. with lath to
schr J Laughton LaughtOn Pembroke for New
York. with lumber TO order.
Schr Orion, Ellsworth, Belfast for New York. with ath
Judge reuny, Belfast for New York, with lath to
schr Atlantic, Pctou for New York, with plaster to
seSI Edward Dany, McIntyre Rockland for New York,
schr Viola ingraham Mschias for New York with lum.
sehr Lucy Quincy, Hart, vinalhaven for New York,
schr Alligator, McGresory, Calais for New York. with
schr Clara Rankin Miller, Bangor for New York, with
lumber TO simpson Clapp.
Schr Anna Maria, Coe shuee, Ms for New York, with
schr Yates, Yates Bangor for New York. with ium.
scEr Jane Brainard, Hull, Portland for New York,
schr Henry A Demming, Moran, Portland for New
York, with stone TO order
schr Telegraph crosbie Nantucket for New York. with
schr Jeanne Brown Gardiner for New York, with um.
schr Ro;lna, Cunmings, Mschias for New York, with
schr " Rowley, Rowiey, vnalhaven for Philadel.
schr Black Diamond, Goldsmith, Providenccaor New
schr Chas Washington, Holbrook wellaeet fdr New
York.
:, schr Jacob Hammond. Brown, New London for New
York.
sehr George Hotchkiss. Boyle Providence for New
schr Ann sipplc, Bdrdge. New Bedford Tor New
York.
schr Mary Deane, Dickinson, New Bedford for New
York
sekr Henry whitney, Douglass Providence for New
schr Reading RR NO 20, Reilly, Providence for New
sckr VIM cement Kenney, Providence for Phiadel.
schr julia A ar,snter Smith, Providence for Phna.
dephia
The New York herald., 1872-11-13

schr " Graham, furves Providence for New York.
schr Jas Tiperdy Carroll Norwich for Eisabet6port
s
n s%
schr Jas Harpes Miller pToyidencs @ aST Sew YSrk
sssr sss
scnr N Fleming. Peters, Norwich for New York.
s!
s
schr Idaho Ja%sson; Fan River for IN New Wy YoTa; yar.
Sr seSr scushSSy Haless % Provssgnee for New YOTE
sehr seIr fSp Empire. Murphy Nswpor. fSr New Yo5k
sssr sssr aR bs for New
schr Lena Hunter, somsrs, proyidsnes for New York.
sssT sssr
ssF hssssa 8. New
y%pS
chr Willie E1pg ESEwc Msw 9E New York.
@ seRr FoHnain ae cSsse' sls Fab kvsr Tor New York
sehr Rsy 1911 for New YORK
GsR Hoops Sraseper
sehr Annie Cranmer Perry, Boston for New % Y1rk;
s, New New York FORK
sshr yeraaaa, Pond, FTSyIdsncs ioT New York
as Es% Bsord
schr Mary Freeman, Clark, Greenpofs for New York.
Sch schr Rhode Island. Haweya ssg Harbor for New York
ss Mary fs New
schr Baltimore, Lagder. New Haven for New YORK.
schr W Ramsay, Brown Bridgeport for Philadelphia
schr Hattie Collins, Ripple, Bristol for New York.
M Mschr Belle, wescott Bridgeport for Hoboken
schr White Wing, Hall, stonington for New York.
Schr Louisa Francis, New Bedford for New York.
Schr Helen, Perry, New Bedford for New York.
Steamer Ospray, kenney, Fall River for New York,
With mdse and passengers
n A
Steamship Neptune. Baker. New York for Boston
Schr Belle Brown Smith, Elizabethport for Boston,
schr Vim Arthur, Hutchinson, Port johnson for Var
mouth.
schr Evelyn, Crowley, New York for Salem:
Schr Eliza Hannah, Steele, New York for Hartford.
Schr Wanderer, Hood Elzabethport for Boston.
ford.
Schr Julia Newell, Spear, Rondout for Boston.
schr Marion Draper, Hawley, Amboy for Boston.
schr Martha Weeks, Weeks, New York tor Boston.
Schr Starlight Hopkins, New York tor Newburyport.
Schr Onward, Leland, Elizabethport for Boston,
Schr Orlando Smith, Ferris. New York for Porchester
The New York herald., 1872-11-13

s0n LverpPSli Oriental SNOW savannah; Norman
sS s.s ssls
@ aaas sse
imCrs 6riols sske5 phisdeghia Magee Bennett
sspesdwell spaulding do; John Dennis, Freeman New
fhsksy
iah-Hrriyed steamship VIM iSsn Kennedy, baltimore
HT Jsys Island PST dc f Queen
sIsm.s ~ S0y g,, ASiysd l. Leipzig @
Via s%s
iTSm ,Ss ,ShssaDsSEe city bark Flora sNcrw federssn
steamer Maryland arrived 10Th, is rsm Charleston not
hsSss Rio
sy ss.S s,sT an5
- vb1NdoR, Nov s.ArrIyea, schrs VIM conners, Toole,
port Ellen Tsrki1; StsSsi. and posns, MCKEE.
Sesrsasshr T Adss dan Snfi sicSriss ws.hinson ss%
R RSRiSL0L N9y grsslled schrs Josephine Chase; Del
ioth.,Arrived, schr l Lowering Burt Taunton for
lithassiled. schrsJ Young, Barrett Hoboken; En-
sfs hkikPnsss SSy xSyf fArrv.u steamship xanna.
tan: wSodhuil New York bark Florence, Mayo Boston
Re @ sorbars @
Sdspnls Lucy Bsss. snSS%, New York 7th Mary
DfGHfON, Nov 7-Arrivea, schrs M N Mcrriman, Bah.
o %sh1 REo fasases
Gn Ee yTsoDsSlro G Psnorc brig mesg New York
thorne New York; ship John Mayall (BD. Brewer, LIv-
1th-saiied, steamship City of San Antonio, Penning-
ton, New York
GEoRGEfOwN, SC, Nov l-Arryed, schrs Geo som.
srs Pray, Charleston; Sth, l. Edwards, wicks, and
Palma, Rankin, New York.
Jones, st George Q3ermuda),
CLEARED lth schrs Prescott Hasetne Mcdonald Phila
delpnis sh Isabel Alberto Tooker Fall Riyer 9TH Hat
LUBEC. Oct 0-Sailcd, schr Jeddie, Turner, Rondout
MOBILE, Nov 7-Steamship Enterprise, Falks, Phila-
dephia; brig Leonora Sp) Vaeri0ls, Cuba schr Geo
Thatcher. Thatcher, Boston.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 7-Arrved, steamship st Louis
(Br, Roberts Liverpool; ship Expounder Crocker Bos
ton. Below-Barks Chrlstel Gp, Bockelmann, from
Bremen Dace t6p), Codcrch, from Havanah brigs
Angela Lensap tp), haristany, do do Maria Rosa p.
The New York herald., 1872-11-13

schr Ocean Belle iBr), Branscomb, 81 John, NIB via
Portland-P Nevius q Son.
schr Addie Bryant stubbs, Gaiyeston-E stack
pole.
schr Isle Of Pines, scull, Richmond, ya-saght
Petty.
schr W G Nelson Rose, Richmond va-saght Petty.
schr Francis French, Knowlton, Richmond-van Brunt
Bro.
schr Jas Emson, vancleaf, Washington, DC-slaght
Petty.
schr Mary witham. Kelly, Baitimore-wm Chal
schr Tabitha 1 Hannah, Dnl Hartford-yerguson 4
Wood.
Steamer Frank Pierce, Philadephia
Steamer 1acony, Nicnois, Philadelphia
Steamer Delaware, Crocker, New Haven.
The New York herald., 1872-11-13
SAILED.

Steamships Cleopatra, for Havana; Henry Chauncey,
City Point and Richmond; Old Dominion Norfolk 20,
diac, MOrehead City; ships Caroline Coventry London
James Foster, Jr San Francisco; bark Sultan, Rio ia
metro.
Wind at sunset Sc
The New York herald., 1872-11-13
HIPPING NEW

Almanac for New fork-This Day.
SUN AND NOON. HIGH WATER.
Sun rises. 6A Gov. Island. morn 9 40
Sun sets. .......... A Sandy Book. morn s So
Moon SETS. morn 4 81 He'll Gate. /. morn S 28
The New York herald., 1872-11-13

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THB
MONTH OF NOVEMBER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-06

THE AMERICAN PIANO TRADE.-The
rapid growth of the manufacture Of
pianos in the United States is q marvel
alike to those who study the industrial
resources Of our own country, and those
European makers who once nearly
monopolized the piano trade Of America.
Now the reverse is the case; instead Of
being large importers, we are large
exporters Of pianos, and since the Paris
Univeral Exposition of 1867, the fame
of American pianos, especially those Of
Steinway Il Sons make, has spread
throughout the length and breadth Of
Europe, and large numbers Of Stein.
way Grand and Upright Pianos are
now annually sold in Berlin, Stock.
holm, Madrid, Paris, Odessa and other
Eurorean musical centres. These ia
nous Steinway Pianos are for sale in
this city at V. Hsrding's, 100 Market
street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-06

FIGHT AT VALLEY GRovR.-The
neighborhood of Mr.. Dyce's house, at
Valley Grove, was the scene Of a most
disgraceful fight. on the Fourth OF July.
AS Nick Speidel was going to the
Catholic picnic, he was set upon by
some eight or ten others and beaten
with stones about the head and face
until it was'doubtful il he would live to
get home. Mr.. Dyce's son attempted
to interfere to prevent the brutality
when they turned on and beat him.
Not satisfied, they stopped persons
walking along the road and assaulted
and beat them. A young man named
Brown was stopped by them and beat
en-. He had a tooth knocked out and
his face horribly dlsfgured. The per-
petrators of this outrage should be ar
rested and promptly punished.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-06

a pleasant Trip 90 Cresap's Grove.
We embarked on the steamer Market
Bow, chartered under the auspices Of
the First Baptist Sunday School, bound
for Cresap's Grove to spend the Fourth
and forthwith she sped away like
thing of beauty-aud how else, as youth
and beauty graced her decks and cabin ?
The day was fine, the river at good
stage and the whole party seemed to
revel in the pure air. fresh breezes, and
delightful, scenery. Arriving at the
grove in good season the party laid
themselves out for the enjoyment Of the
day, the good things prepared, aud one
another happiness and there wac not
An unpleasant incident to mar the gen.
eral enjoyment. The old mother Of 70.
stout fathers, hopeful msidens, and
tender infants seemed to come together
in one common circle OF chaste pleasure
The courteous attentions Of Mr.. Cox,
the owner of the grove, the officers
and crew of the Market Boy. and the
managers Of the refreshnent stands.
merited and received the thanks Of an
enthusiastic meeting called on board the
steamer while nearing her wharf on her
homeward trip. Everything was agree
able and never have We enjoved more
the anniversary OF our nationsl birth.
day. Emo EMos.