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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-02-03
Valuable Coal Property For
S8Ie,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned wishes to sell On
whole or In part) that portion OF coal now
in his possession, amounting to about II,
acres. located along the Ohio river, about
one-third of mile north of the city limits,
together with one acre of surface at the en-:
trance on the side nesrest the river, ana
three acres of surface around the other en-
trance, back of Fulton. The vein OF coal
will vary from feet inches to feet In
depth, and could be conveniently shipped
by means OF the county road, or by the r.
W. &K. r. r., as the entrance on the river
side is not 200 feet from either.
The above will be sold on reasonable
terms, or exchanged for good town prop
erty.
ianl2.h "Al.TER M A RSH ALL.
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ABOUT three weeks ago E. ". Pa

ABOUT three weeks ago 3. ". Fat
ton. Jr., SON OF E. W. Patton, Esq, q
the St. Charles, while plsyini
With some powder, exploded . bottle.
nor,;on OF which struck his eye. o.
Wednesday of last week piece OF gas
was discovered embedded between tn
eve and nose, aud pulled out: tvs
an ugly looking piece, an inch long
crooked and jagged. 1t was 9. A.. h :
feared he would lose the sight, but n
does not appear to have suffered in tina
respect.-Clarksbnry Sun. 4
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For Sale.

TWo-sTORY BRICK DWELLiNG,
a with eight or ten rooms, s,Iua.eu on Oa
Ssventh streets, In shriver's addition to the
slSo two-story Frame Dwelling, with
ten rooms and good cellar. hot ana coin
&c. mn and down stairs with gas In all
,ha rooms. Situated on the east side OF
Chapiine street, in the sixth ward Oh the ne
eit1 NJ wheeling. For price and terms see
Oily vi L. q HU6HES,
u. Real Estate Agent
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Death OF q Minister.

Rev. William Champion, a 'supe
numerary clergyman Of the Bsltlm1
Annual Conference of the NJ. E. Churoi
died on the Goth ultimo at his late ren
ideuce in Moore6eld, Hardy count
West Virginia. He was received ins
the itiuerant ministry OF his denomine
ton At Alexandria Virginia, in ls5I
IL "a the third minister Of this Confe'
ence who has died since the last sesslo no
-Reys. Nj. B. Morgan, d. d. an
Francis S. Cassidy having passed avs
during this year. he was much DC
loved and leaves q fsmily.-CtnberIan
T,mss. III - IL E2Ll - - ~
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF ASSIGN
Is meut made by Henry Schomber to me,
dated the 18th day Of January, 1873, and OF
record in the Clerks office of the County
Court OF ohio County, West Virginia. l
shall, on the sd day OF January, 1873, sell at
Pubic Auction at the late store room OF the
said Henry Schomber, No. 81 Market street:
Wheeling, the entire remaining STOCK Vi
ready made clothing, piece goods, gentle,
mems furnishing goods, &C., OF the said
Henry Schomber.
Terms of sale cash.
WI CALDWELL,
,.n,ai Assignee.
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sad Accident.

George W, Patterson, aged MI nue.
years, was killed on, Saturds, last
the residence Of Mr.. Hammon
near Dam Noa4, Washington coun!
MARYLAND, by the discharge OF .
With which he and his associates u
PLAYING, the gun being loaded, but g = =
asserted, without 9 cap on it.-'Shspn'
tovn Register. I !
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Hew York moneytrset.

'sH Wv YORK, Feorug, = L Ill.
MtfEY-Was easito-day; the
e.rlyn call loans weresde at Q pei
esnieuarenoy to : per t. gold, but
in 4 afternoon there Va decline to
< tcent. s ag =
: bREIGN EXCHGE Was
at at 100 SIS to . for prime
tksrs'sixty days stsks and ilOa
sight. .ssssteGL
GOLD-Was cheayyid lower, de,
ming from 1871 to II a
Fbe Assistant Tresst paid out to-
" $500, 900 ON aocoaf interest and
d, 900 in redsmptiopf 500 bonds.
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FOR BENT.

x>o~srssIoN GIVEN ON THE FIRST
of April. the desirable store room, o WILL
e nsanroa and Fourth streets, Odd Fellows
G.u' now occupied as Drug store oy Mr,
r. Boeking. Apply to ]. NJ. Bickei, Al the
once of the Board Of Education, or 70
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janl4-i
For Sale.

"A A TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE,
On with seven or eight rooms, on Jacoo
-street; also a small Frame House WIN
two rooms on Jacob street; also new
Brick House on Eoff street, containing
Tour rooms. l.. q. HUGHES,
snss Real Estate Agent.
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The term, hcwvvsr, Il but leSAb sxprssstoA al
ny mos, m,tarsd .Ppreei.sioa q re - esssE
sSss1 is 4. Siy ave . :sss TsnS:s, S :, 8 E
separate organism Of woman. sineia Il CT 20
the elinsax Or eeeWnaRG go q ~
..is and sss sssssss II y ~ %
and one thalAsllfA ant - ID 49, " 0ream !.
stances act kindly and ~ ~ .nony With Ne bua
which govern The female systen. IN wiling io
sa1s .o ssdss sss an viii No. s s :
the most ssnguine ekprciations Of stnkip iavat
hdy Who employs q Dor nH q ~ Hl Ats Az
which ! rscommsnd z Ia tose 81 ell -
abeneheial cfec, 70 not experienced bI4hs TIN .
two.ihirds OF the contents o. the bottle IN 49,.
1 VIII. on retarn of the bettlsS two-thlS1 Sof Us
medicine having been taken .ceoedins 70 dirr +.
sas and ss sa,s ss. g: g. ssss
Had I mol tho nSst psrissa eos1Sss1 g viz :.
tucs, could NOS oer Il a. DO under thee cood >
tons; bat having yifnessed IA truly miracslocs
cures In thoasands o. cAscs, feel war I.
s BON NJ sn ssssss.;isa - ss:s
The foliosins ar. among .sso:. diseases IA.
w wSsS @ sGf 81 n.e = nS e.a.nss
never before attained By any lnsdiehal Lsa
corrhea, Excessive Flowing, Painful xcothlr
Periods, Supprcssions when non lnnatanf
causes. irregularities, weak e.ek, rscApsus, OF
falling II the Uterr, Antsseestoa aaA usayvW
sion, Bearing Down 6easetiuaA Msss1f Heat,
Ssyoa. pspsss.onl Pssia.y, Ds.pcedsesy.
famms,ion and Ulee!atos Of TIE yS,sa lnpo-
and very many other chronic discasss Hci66ut To
woman not mentioned hsfe. b winch, q well
n IN tho cass which \ have nsottoosd, NJ
Fayorlte Prescription WORKS curoe-Uo mar.
vel of the world. THIS medicine Iho noS
extol as q cure-all, but Il sdminhly hiAlls q
singleness OF Purpoee beinsa most pe;
feet specidc IN al chronic diseases &C tAs sexnAA
system Of woman. II will not disappoina, pe-
will Il do harm In any state or condition. % via
DO found invaluable In diseases incident 30 prey
nancy, and can be taken In mcderte dopes with
perfect safety while Ia that strte in1eea. 70 10
q Mothers Cordial, ard % pevperus tho
easy. | have received the heartfelt psaiss' mum
hriareis Of mothers for the iaestimabls bancaiS
thls conferred. st- seNsas-s
| oder my Fayorite Prcscnptioasto IL LAdSss
of America with tho slnceiity OF an honest hcart.
AMI for their best welfare. Those who desire
further information on these suhlects can obtain
10 In my TREArisE on CHRONIC DnkAsRs on ran
GExERkrIyE AND URINARY OnsAhs, sent secure
from observation upou receipt OF two postage
stamps. Ii ralS mlnutcly on those diseSses pc
cula' 10 Females, sad giles much valuable Advics
"a rrgarl Go t"c'r mas .~Trnt.
asa, SsF,RCl. - taLGRlTE PRE-.
"CR1ra - ~ AAED IN ALI.
q s.rT - ri .ssiGiSTS, nc q 80
-. LIT ..
s.1uu.aci... '''r C!yuiCG! Laboratory OF
:. &c, NJ u, T'ros'r
49,. r''-''''ta 49,
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Baltimore Market.

1 uAoEANts
BALTIMORE, February /.
COTPoN-Firm, low middliugs at
100000. ...-...-..'-.. ..s.rgr" - !.
FLOUR-Msrket unchanged. 4,
/ GRAIN-Wheat dull und uuchang-
ed. Corn steady; southern at &C; yei-
low at 60@601c; mixed western at
Colo. Oats are quiet southern at 40
47c; white at 45@46c. Rye unchanged.
HAY-Unchanged. CAD -. d.
PROVISIONS-Strong but quiet
mess pork at $14 25@14 so. Bulk
meats unchanged; sales 100000 lbs
shoulders seller February at SC. Bacon
unchanged. Hams at l23@l5c.
LARD-Unchsnged for western.
BUTTER-Firm; choice roll at 26
@2Sc. III
WHISKY-Nominal at 94c.
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CiaefaEarf Market ~
: 40 sCfxoiNHArf, February I


COTTON steady,middIings az 2o.c
FLOUR-Stesdy; superfine at s6 q
@6 Us family ATS 2S@8 So VI IA
GRAIN-Wheat firm; red is quoted
at 81 1901 80. Corn at 4la44c
MIXED and white oats at 30@40c. Ry.
at SSc. Barley at 85@95c. 1 " :
HOGS-E1treme range at "a asa
4 Is. -
OIL-L'nseed firm at 90c.
PROFESSIONALISM; pork at $l2 rs
@l3 20. Green meats, shoulders al
4tS clear sides at &c. Bulk meats,
shoulders at 4f@4lc; clear sides ct 6}c.
Bacon shoulders held firm at sic; clear
sides at &c. Sugar cured hams at l2A
l33c Lard. city kettle at Sc.
TOBACCo-Steady. ..-
WHSKY--At CSC. -..." ...
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

,NHH SPACIOUS ROOM ON MAaN
street.. now occupied by John Roemer'
- ~ Goods store, with fixtures COM
oiste. Possession given lst OF April.
Apply to w = prrERsON.
i,n14.r W.T. fElcnoO.N.
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For Rent.

TIME HALL NOW OCCUPIED ~ THE
yanna Mems Christion Association.
Rnt,ance next door to the City Bank, on
Possession given April LIST, 1873 warn
tan2 N. SisEhA'Oe---
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FOR RE Mt.

TINS BRICK HOUSE nCCUp dEs,,, %
.ae,;ed on Clay street, East wheeling, one
Among tSs best grocery stands In the Guy
possessioa given april |. 1873; Apply 70
haclR In a. NJ. "A DN'i
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FOR RENT.

THREE 49, ROOMS ON THE sESo nap
floor in the building s tua,ea for
once or sleeping rooms. Possession gwen
1sn2a'h JAMES HAMILTnN.
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FOR SAID.

a., ACRES OF LAND ON THE BAL
S6 timore & Ohio Railroad, near dlo-
Ser's Gap, Marion county, w: Va, by
Wv. H0GE & BRO,
80 100 Market street.
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Monday, February 10, 1879, l0A. M
WITH FULL HALF LOT

And an unoccupied half lot adjoining, or
all will be sold together, to suit purchasers.
Title to be made GOOD.
Terms will be easy, and made known on
day OF sale. All deferred ins talments must
be satisfactorily secured.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
janl0-i Admir- with the will annexed.
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DRESSED HoGS-soht a SOC

IPROyIsIONS-withq material
,spge; mess pork at 90 cash
II a0@l2 IS seller MAI Lard a.
! 80 cash; $7c55 seller 'rch.
sEEFCATTLE-Duliles at a %
81 70 for fair to choice ers. r.
1--WE HOGS-Activtt a OO@
| n chiefly at "a 10.
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avhsrli,tg 3rg!ister.
FERNS, A ~ Nail, n lAu Advance


DAIL& E1DEKR- 81.
s G. zsssiS; 90 d s 80 a :ss
r1A.ssrrxLa nnulsfEk
eahashsA every xaesday. Tnuzsday and
: - ootordsy.
hoe oopy. yr...sLG ION scops IS moe .cr
WExKLr nEaisgER.
&c B: ssByss NJ M. ssggis: T. s sse
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Mg0tCAl.


By, D N innsass p..etis s.t2dise A,S.sa 1
many thousand easss Of thoee 11osD1 Dsuii. .
10 woman, I have been esAb,sd - psr1eeea no-e
potent and Agreeable Uoihrt1asAAk 1seeato % .
cations presented BY that e1s q dissasa VIE
To dcsiynste this ..a,aral spssise esapos.A {
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. February /,

CHICAGO. felraart 1.
FLOUR-Strong, but quis;
GRAIN-Waeat moderately active
At lower No 2 sprins soldft 81 25G
25i cash0 or seller Februfy. Corr
ore active and eager; No
at 3Os@3Osc cash; Slt@313e
Her March; 32@32tc sder April,
osins with sellers at in de figure:
alta quiet and q shade we4er; No. 2
I'D at 25}@25tc cash; 26s2otc cell
March; 26t@27c seller Afil, closing
inside figure. Rye quiehnd easier
6s(a6sac for No. 2: Bsty dull and
.sieS No 2 sold at 75c ca and seller
e DREsssEp HoGs-soAt a sO@
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promptneN.
CERTIFICATES a Dspous iDusl - a>A~,a
paid thereon.
Eevenue stamps foe sale In suns 70 suis.
coin always on hand for - 49, ScaSs
don Of the public. - = -
Accounts % Nsrshsnss lGasulAssursn.
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FOR sALm.
Elegant Residence
On 0hspline St., Centre Wheeling

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
wv at the front door of the Court Houso
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
Monday, February 10, 1879, l0A. M.
The late residence Of JOHN HAMILTON,
deceased, situate on the northeast corner
Of Chapline and Second streets, Centre
Wheeling.
An Elegant Three-stOry Brick
House,
With slate roof, and finished throughout in
hrst class style, with all the modern I'M
prevements.
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Undert akin4.

A LII oRDRRs ENTRUSTED TO OUR
"A care will receive prompt attention.
Hacks furnished n desired.
tan4 LIS Main street
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.sai bss wos Sd
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SunwH ncU q wpp nutcjun,.
uu 'NHll 'rrHl.- uuH 5000
Vns htuI Ud uu lW nul
.u IDd lrW hfWl krn NNI
lu HfuI WIi ulpnH ur uHdtf m
tur sIHHdmi'r uuI uUu 'ublDe lhc
90 NilN WmuWUno emo Ur iu
'"d lhr llit mlp iuG WHI Hl.1
DWruEtun 900 ,rugl Ulbd. Atlio
turdi Leonard last lntui llrl mllr,
l,ii, lUo miles 'l,ljj,
Ihird larr-~lho day. sport wa con.
cludc with a mile dirh ur li ages,
one hundred pau d- un each, Twelve
starters we're naulrd, utllNke'a Minus
being withdrawn and luceys General
Palmer running AWAY before the start,
gllng Tour IN les helul 0 he could be stop
ped, left II field often. Wandercr was
lle choice IN netting, selling for SlM,
Cape Race 800, Falmouth $50, C0ttrilPs
Enlrles So aud the Held stu, Sac
youngsters were very CrIllHonir, anU
an lOnr was consumed IA lon Nlirnps
for n start hcfole they weredespatched
ON their journey.
lNdlHNlb Nh NV W dN ~ IVA
second Cape Race luhl, Ndiiec
fourth, AZ the quarter puic Cape Rae
went TO the front aud was tirrcalr'
never headed, getting home Wlnuot
b. Il length, nucl q hNlf-'rIm Feathers
second, Wauderer, who WITS never bot
Ter than tlIird was beaten out of tlul
pi ili0n on the home stretch b., Romp-
in Girl aud finished fourth, inn,
l:,Si.
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SUCTION tl0 COMMISSION
\ CARD.

We arc doing Nn auction aud COM
mission business NJ The corner Of Elm
aud Market streets Appointment point,
IN this beautiful and growing cts ana
We solicit cunslgmmeuls of four grain
live stocl, aud everything NEEDED ny
tbs rapidly increasing population,
We are also doing real estate husl-
ness 80 buying, selling aud locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc. We sell at public
or private sale, as instructed, andmiIlNc
liberal advances on consignments, Our
motto "Quick sales and prompt re-
turns" References Swlndeils 4
McCaleb, Editors and Proprietors of
the Dallas Herald; Adams X Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; CASTOR, Thomas II
Baylor, Bankers and Insurance Agents,
Dallas; Capt. q. NJ. Swink, Dallas
Coils, Sneed X Finley, Attorneys nj
Law, Dallas; Mcssrs Shryock 4 Row.
land, 81. Louis; I. G, Jordan 4 Co.,
Bankers, Dallas; Robt Hare, Caron-
delet st., New Orleans. q.
Respectfully,
M. A. HIBBLER a co.
n. A. BInBLrR. W. @. sIcxLKs
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Any afflicted female who desires relief
should not iall 10 procure the English Female
litttS and BIZ cured For sale by druggists
and merchants, Address
DIR J. p. DRoMGoOLE, Prsp'r
Louisville, Ky.
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Woman's Medical Adviser, u neat little
book, containing causes, symptoms and treat.
ment OF all ordinary affections afiiieting the
female sex, can be had by enclosing IS cents.
Address as above.
Sold wholesale and retail at Dallas, Texas,
by II, q. HOsKlNS.
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,AlhN HERALD,

.Hfe - 'iiri ,ilrI of clark A H.,.
aa'' r'W .'n'iiing, iorner Of Lamar
aaI Al,s - straois,
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l. ~ ~.n's1 . Con Publishers.
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Commission Merchants,
DALLAS, riGNAs.

We tnhc this occasion ~ shank ens
hiend- Tor ppn, lnNoFs. Hnh respeet.
uIis cnii ihoir attention 90 onr in.
mcnse siooi,, wi,ich We arr lust r"rei,'
iaE dircrt from tnn prinrii,Ai mann.
tneturers - she Nprfh AVID Most, nui.
ehaShine direct rom hr,t iunds nr
cn,h Vu thr $500, H"u asaliins oar
sHn ~ o. esr,l aAhon,NE' ia, sguniitug
in enr iunds urAn Affri1l ri,trArt,
Hud ~ 0lr oWn ,Nn1r aimult frocira
ourselves irom 'tnr' eNprnst,, NJ
confident Ia our Abi!ln 90 "ilvr % 49,
Friends AMI 80 ,hc public gencsnIiS az.
immense stori 81 batter rates Az
more uniuTliJ tow nsuse- thn0 hn
ever before bceu agrrci Ia ti'r inict,ot
og roNus.
~ hasls Md tpnu lpiion of 0o,
business. wr auurNnt'o ctorS nvticlc 60
he ns rvrrosunted. or mNhes rci"ui,,
al our expense of irnnspariauon.
Onr succoss in iu in'-s dcpenh on,
firciy upon e>iabii.h'ng u WhoiesNl
trade Ia Northern G,ans, aud nr omt'
ash tnir nnd Impartial trial, ana
close comparison oi uniform price
With th1sr ~ Shreveport, galveston
aud New orleans VAN rrcightA adLe"
aud We chccrn,lis abide by ihc dcNi
sion of the snmc.
sARLIN0rON. HAHsAIis a 60
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j. @. OSBORN,
DALLAS. TEXAS.

All persons wishing ane pictures or por-
traits OF themselves or frienfs, at reasonable
prices will do well TO f,v0r us with call as
we mr., prepared to execute any sty To- OF pic.
lures that may b. called for ON the shortest
notice, Old pictures enlarged 10 any size,
and colored " oil, India Ink, pastilc and
water colors. IAN work made to give salts
s,c,io,, mr. mo- cuarae, aie,l3m
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enort 10 reach Fadladeen He ran away from her
however, and won an easy race by three lenpt ha
Jury second, Wynne distanced. Time l:47l.
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY-THRD RACE-Purse $500; mile heats
for all ages best three in five; 5000 to first morse
and $500 TO the second.
i. b. W. X. Davis ch. h. Fadladeen, six
years. by War Dance dam Nora Creua.
II. Il. McGrath's b. T. Jury, four years, by
Lexington, dam Roxana. ............... q
Rice Mccormick br. c. Wynne formerly
G. o. d., four years old, by Blackjack
Tine-l ASA, 1A5h, 1:474.
DASH OF TWO MILES AND A HALF
The fourth race was for purse OF 5000 a da sh OF
two miles and hail. for all ages. There were but
two entries for this race, j. G. X Iawrence's chest
nut horse Village blacksmith. aged by Vandal. das,
Cholera aud the bay f1lly Teetotal, by Young Mel
bourne dam Young Utilla, four years old The little
betting done was all in favor OF Village
Blacksmith. The race was made most interest
ing AFFAIR to the unnitiated. as the horses ran to-
gether side and side for mile when Village Black
smith went to the front and 1t was mere hand
gaop for the gallant old horse He ran easily,
playing with his ears to the end. The time Of the
two miles and half was ASA.
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY--FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500; dash OF
two and half miles, for all ages; $500 TO first
horse and 500 to the second
]. X Lawrence's CHI. h. village Blacksmith, aged,
by Vandal. dam Cholera. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Owners b. T. Teetotal, 4 years, by Young Mel
bourne, dam Young Utia Observation-Disclosures.
Time, 1854.
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THE NEW DOMINION.

An Emigrant Ship Arrives mt Quebec
renee FIoods-Continued Loss OF Logs
Closing of the Fifth Provincial Catho-
lie Council and Issue of DEGREES.
QUEBEC, May rs, 1873.
There is report that the ship Edinburgh Castle
with emgrants on board, has ship fever and there
is great excitement In consequence, and ipdigna-
ton against the government authorities for allow
ing the vessel to pass Quarantine.
Reports OF the st. Lawrence freshets still come
in. The water Is still high at Three Rivers, and
owing to the rapid current the booms cannot be
relaid, SO that logs are running out steadily by
the east and west channels The booms In the
centre are considered SAFE st. Maurice lumber
men are hard at work saving logs. 1t is reported
that the government booms at Shawenegan are
carried away. The excitement at Grais village Is
extreme. Baptist's water mills are carried away
and the river has cut new channel some distance
inland, forming an island and taking in an entire
village and some acres Of land to the westward.
The Batiscan b00ms are all right. At Trois Sau-
logs and a vast quantity OF cedar has been lost.
From Three Rivers to 100 miles below Quebec The
river Is full OF logs, and all kinds OF craft are en-
gagged in working for salvage.
4Pte lumber market Is greatly excited.
There were three cases OF drowning to-day. The
body OF child found under the cliff OF Grand Bat
terry was mashed to Jelly.
The fifth Provincial Council OF Roman Catholic
Bishops since the settlement OF Canada, which has
been In session for week, closed to-day with i'm
posing ceremonies. DEGREES have been issued on
perjury in political elections clandestine mar
riages, holy OILS catechisms Catholic writers, Cath
oc liberalism, the freedom OF the Church and her
relations with the State The DEGREES will be pro-
mugated after receiving Papal sanction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-29
THE BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB.
The Regular Monthly Mccttng-Discus-
sion on the Definition OF Yacht-Ar-
ran&ements for the Coming Regatta.

The Regular Monthly Mceting-Discus-
sion on the Definition Of n Yacht-Ar-
ranSements for the Coming Regatta.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Brooklyn
Yacht Club was held last evening, Al their rooms
onCourt street, Brooklyn. There was quite large
attendance OF yachtsmen, including Commodore
Voorhis, Vice Commodore Dickcrson, Rear Commo-
dore Dillon, Messrs. Haight, Asten, Sawyer, Smes-
ley, Waring, Braisted, Ellsworth, Stewart, Whitte-
sea, Felt Lee, Platt and others Vice Commodore
Dickerson took the chair. and, after reading the
minutes OF the previous meeting, election OF mem
bers came in order. resulting in the addition OF
several names to the roll Of the Club Mr. Stew
art then moved that the names OF the
yachts Captain, Commodore and Admiral be
struck on the rolls of the Club on the
ground that they were engaged in the oyster
trade Mr.. Ellsworth, the owner OF the boats in
enter 10 the regatta was the Commodore, anew
boat, that had never yet been tried. This question
nnaily brought Drought out rather animated discussion
on the delniton OF yacht Mr. Haight maintain
ing that the word was taken from the Swedish
and meant e vessel used Tor pleasure purposes
carrying passengers" The question was eventa.
ally solved by resolution which referred the mat
ter 70 the Regatta Committee, with power. During
the discussion on the number OF tickets that each
member should receive Mr.. Whttlesea moved
that the Regatta Committee be instructed to
prohlbit the sale OF spirtuous liquors on the
guests steamer on the day OF the regatta.
Another gentleman moved an amendment incud-
ing the judges boat III this temperance question,
and Mr.. Haght moved as a further amendment
that the caterer should be instructed to furnish
unlimited Ice water Tree OF charge Mr.. Whittlesea
appeared to think that the suggestion on the sub
Jcct Of Ice water was unnecessary, and spoke
rather strongly on the evils OF spirituous liquors,
when Commodore Voorhs came TO the front, and.
by u few judicOus remarks, Gained the rising ele-
ments, and after eulogizing the Regatta Commit
tee, In whose hands the dispensatiOn OF sprituous
liquors was vested, moved to lay the motion on
the table, and received an enthusiastic support
The Regatta Committee then announced slght
change in their programme OF the regatta, winch
very properly prevents any yacht from winning
more than two prizes. The meeting then adj
journed until June o.