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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-26
THE MAIL TO THE EAST.

A new timetable took effect on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad yesterday,
BY which the express train which
formerly left this city at 5:5Oa m and
carried the way mail East, has been
discontinued. According to the new
arrangement only three passenger
trains leave Wheeling daily for the
East; the Cumberland Accommoda-
ton at l0:40 a. m. the Columbus Ex'
press at 500 p m; and the Fast Line
at $50 p. m. From 10 o'clock at
night until nearly ii o'clock
Of the following day no east
ward bound passenger train
leaves Wheeling, and from the time OF
the arrival OF the way mail at $40 P.
NJ. until it's departure at l0.40 4. n, an
interval OF seventeen hours, no oppor-
tuuity will be afforded to Wheeling
merchants for answering the business
letters Of correspondents along the line
of the road. The inconvenience Of such
an arrangement must be apparent at
once to our merchants and to their
West Virginia customers.
As regards the daily newspapers OF
the city the new arrangement produces
peculiar hardships. 1t renders it all
mos. impossible for either the REaIs1ER
or Iatsiigmesr to, reach the large NUNS
Der Of their Subscribers residing east OF
Grafton on the day Of publication. The
mail reaches Grafton at four o'clock in
the afternoon and Cumberland at ten,
What becomes Of it there we cannot tell
though we presume it win be compel
led to remain ther until nine o'clock
Of the following day, at which time
the mail aotrain east pazses
through tina. place; Subscribers to
Wheeling uewsps persresidiog in Bsrke-
ley, Jefferson or Morgan counties can
not receive them until the afternoon Of
the day succeeding their publication. At
almost any point east of GrsftonIthe
Cincinnati, Baltimore and New York
morning. papers may be received as
soon or sooner than those published in
This city,. Iii III a1Aa IC,nd .
We very respectfully can the sttsn-
ton Of the Postoffice Department. and
OF the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
company to the hardships inflicted
upon the people Of this city and
especially upon the newspapers and
their readers who reside along the line
OF this read, BY this exceedingly prsju-
dicial arrangement OF the mails. It
seems to, us that the difficulty u
one of easy : adjustment. Let
the Cumbesiapd accommodation trais.
carrying the way mail East. leassthi''
city Of elk or seven o'clock in the morn
ing instead Of At eleven. Il makes the
run rom Wheeling 70 Cumberland ~
about slsvsn hours. The sntirs5 trip
would thus be made BY sAsiishis and,
certainly, the local tfavel xoaid b bet'
ter seconnodatsd than BY As ps1ehs
arrangement, By which nearly half Of
the run 10 made after night We learn
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-26
Valuable Manufacturing Prop
ertV For Sale, ...

TINE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
i sale Phillips well-known Foundry,
Brick Machine Shop. &C.. including the
ground they are situated upon, containing
about IA acres, with Engine. Boilers,
Skating, and Tot ofvaluable Lsthes, Tools,
Patterns. Flasks, Foundry Fixtures, Black
smith Tools, &C sufficient to do large busi-
ness, will sell the entireWorks with or with
out the Tools and Patterns, or with such
Tools, az may be selected. 10 !
Capitalists and mechanics seeking good
and cheap location for car works with
bull ling and many Of the Lathes, Tools,
&C suitable for the iron work part are IN.
yited TO examine these works. .'.. .
The location for car works or eny other
manufacturing business can not be excelied,
being situated on the west side Of the p. w
and X. r. X. track and fronting 400 II. on
the Ohio river, with wagon way and good
hsrbor and landing, saving expense of
hauling by shipping and receiving direct
at the works by rail and river. " --.
The title OF the property is indisputable.
Works in good order feady for operation.
For further Information a. TO prices,
terms, &C., address or apply to,
II W. PHILLIPS.
WHr1IsG, May 1873 - - y.
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Deatn Of fa,ner. Ksriy.

The death Of Rev. Father Early,
President Of Georgetown College is an
nounced. The following sketeh Of his
life is clipped from the Baltimore S'o'.
Father Early was born in Fermanagh
Ireland, on the frst day OF July 1874
snd consequently ID now in his 59sh
wear. He came to this country when
is years Of age, and entered Mount st.
Mary's College, Emmittsburg, where be
studied about two years. and then he
went to Georgetown College, whence,
after studying about another year, he
entered in 1884 the nov itiste at Q Fret-
erick, Md, aud commenced his career
A a Jesuit. He was ordained to the
priesthood inG1S44, and after passing
some six years as professor of belle
letters in Georgetown College, he entered
mon bis first mission in Philadelphia.
he was then appointed to the presidency
of Worche ester College. Massachusetts,,
where he remained several years. 2"!i 4!
fs In 1852 he went to Baltimore and
built St. Iguatius' Church and LoyoIa
College, adjoining. Here he presided
several years, when he was transferred
TO the presidency Of Georgetown College:
In this institution he presided during
the war, and although the college was
in great part converted into q hospital
for wounded soldiers, the course oil
study, under the wise administration o
Father Early, was uninterrupted, and
the venerable alma mater of 30 many
OF our distinguished men continue, to
flourish. In George town, alternatin g
with Father Mcguire as president.
Father Early has continued until this
time to preside with dignity and affs-
billity which won the admiration and
love of professors, students and patrons.
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Dus,ss his recent visit to his forme,

Duane bis recent visit to his former
home, Governor JACOB embraced the
opportunity Of collecting his friends and
making speech in vindication OF his
political course. We will never cease
to regret that we did not hear that
speech. 1t doubtless shed a food OF
light upon many things that seem mys-
terious TO our merely human vision, for
at ito close the following resolution was
adopted with only two dissenting voices.
We suppose the meeting must have
consisted OF at least five persons.
Resolved, That the county Of Hamp-
shire, Oldest in West Virginia, intends
to sustain the Governor; not submitting
her Democracy, her honor or her sell
respect to the judgment of any Leglsla"'
ture. .Ft| tE#... |.... 3d. ....H.
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COMMISSIONERS safe =!
ofthe real estate OF
Tho8. HUGHES
The elder. deceased.
On Saturday, May 3lst, 1879,

commencing at TO O'Clock 4. r., attbe iron
door OF the Court House, OF Ohio county
In obedience 10 q decree OF the Circuit
Court for Ohio county, duly entered on The
9Th inst. shah ofier for sale, Of the time
and place above mentionei 1.-The lots OF par.
GELS Of ground IN the city q wheelln ag!s es
the elder, deceased, partirulaIly mentioned
and described In the bill OF partition tled
by Thomas Hughes the younger, aGaina
Eliza =. Hughes and Others, that u tosiy
]. A part OF lot No. rs, frontipg "
feet on MOores alley and running beck OF
even width 80 feet, in that part Of The ely
OF wheeling known a. Jonathan Zane'
addition.
.. Lot No. 81, In that part OF aid eiiy
known az the Old Town of Whss llng .froni:
Ing on the east side Of Main street ABA
bounded on the south by Walnut aisy.
This lot will be sold in three parcels, there
being on it three separate tensments,
3. Lot No. % in that part Of said eiiy
known a. the Old Town OF Whesilps n
the northwest corner OF Main and Adams
Streets This lot will hs sold In two par.
eels, there being on Is two separate Ss~
-. The north balf OF lot No. II In squsre
No. 10, situated In that part Of the said cay
known ~ the Second ward fronting on ihs
east side Of Market street, between Union
and Monroe vtreets. 'rg
TERMS on sALE-Ons fourth the pef-
chase money 70 be paid in cash, and the fg
mainder thereof In three equal tnstalmene
payable az, twelve. and s1Ihtssn mon.LS
from said date, said Gales % be suhtect "
the approval and con nPmataon II the CSsr'
.-...s JAMES u. WHEAT
myl9I special commbaiooa.
]. M. MILLER. Auctiouesr.
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NOTICE.

N UFpINAN6E TO PREVENT TIE
n use of street and garden hose until
: sac. l. Bet Ordained by the Council Of
the city OF Wheeling, that from and after
the passas g Of this Urdinanse until the hrG-
ken Engine at the Water WORKS Is repair
ed, ID shall be unlawful for any persoh or
persons TO use the water from the Water
Works for the purpose of sprinkling the
street. or gardens through hose.
SEC. 2. b. ii Jilrther Ordained, That all per.
sons offending against the provisions OF
this ordinance shall forfeit and pay TO the
city the sum OF not Tess than onc nor more
than twenty dollars. .-.-. Ia ...-...
sEC. g. This Ordinance shall he In force
from and after Its passage. !,;-t..|..
my26 o.s,...... +. A. BRITT, City Clerk.
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TIE Parkersburg Times comments
thus, In it's own inimitsble way, upon
Mr.. J. BEssos BLAIR's legislation out
of the Costa Rican mission and the APP
pointment Of a Lorgstreet Confederate
in his stead: ---......
why Col. WILLIAMSON was pre-
ferred 70 those in office now, is again
one of Gen. Grants mysterious ways,
which are past finding out. Ws,con-
sole ourselves with the hope that there
will, perhaps, be some means OF pro-
vidipg for Mr.. BLAIR" .'
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r HAVING described the wives-where
they have wives; the households down
to the kitchen furniturej.:: the horses
and the stables; the dogs aud their
kennels; and everything appertaining
TO Vanderbilt. Gould. Bonner, and
other New York celebrities down 10
the get of their shirt collars, the ps,
pers have descended TO q full and ac'
curate account OF their pet cats. Van
derbilt, especially, is very fond OF cats.
Said his cat-keeper to a sympathizlng
reporter: 81, 80 I, =
1.-THE cats that he owns I've brought
up from the very bottle, and when l
90 to see them, which l do, if they get
sick, it's just as much as | can do to
get out of the house. with the way they
20 on, bowling and ecreeching tor me
to stay with them" , = =
We did not think this OF Augustus
Schell, another uell-knowa- citizen.
We quote from the same authority
Augustus Schell has a eat that he
thinks more OF than his own child, and
il seems to me that the uglier it gets
the more be lavishes good things upon
it. lisa big black she cat, and has a
short stump Of q tail. It's no mouser,
but the foudest creature for sleep ] ever
heard 81. The old gentleman takes it
to bed with him, and actually has a lit
tie night cap made for it, which hetputs
on and takes of himself. u - OH
Other celebrated cats have their rem.
iniscences, but these are enough and
we are forced to forgo mention OF the
little peculiariaties cat-Hsrd Of Mayor
Ha,emever. and others. ..il~-GLkO
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Il :. s:'|. !, q: e. e. ~
o. nj RShvooS viii 4

u PpJ
tM Cd berI1 ID esom bdstipA nd
makes : oonnseesa At Bshwood With !
train on the Central Ohio division, car
ryiug its passengers eastward. Az soon
as it is understood that the passengers
from the west thus carried BY the Ac-
commodation can not reach any point
east OF Cumberland one minute sooner
by that train than il they had waited
at Bsnvood. Bsllsire OF Wheeling, uD-
til the departure Of the Columbus Ex.
press Ut $40 p. No., it's value as q con-
nec.ion for Western passengers will
be duly Apr eciated, ! ~ !, u. =,
We understand The difficulty that 70
always encountered in arranginga time
table for so many trains as daily pass
over the Baltimore and o1hbi t, Railroad Railroad.
The preparation ef,a book that viii en-
daprerapo collision isiths work. Of ex-
per.s during several weeks. and we az.
eordisslyS Appreciate ;the magnitude Egg q
the .equestoWe make. sior. an imPor.
tant alteration in the schedule, that
went ipto. operation soyysstetdsy. 70 We
baavs, however, that tie Importance
efths intslsss involved LlssI VII fully JUS
tifs thsxrearrangem<pt Of the, tune
table so ss To- admit ~ the starting Of
the,Oumberland Accommodation train
hon this city at an earlier hour , tina thar
that now f1sdiW apaftxe jnyits thsst:
tention both OF ifhe railroad officers and
Of the Postohfce Department. TO the
matter complained Of here ., 8 CO. =,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-26
THR Board Of Public Works has sp-

TIE Board OF Public Works has ap-
pointed a commission consisting OF
SPENCER DArfoS, Of Barbour county, j.
EDGAR BOYER. Of Tyler, and GoBLE g.
BURGESS, Of Wayne, to sssess for taxa
ton the railroad property in the State.
II the object Of the Board was to select
three gentlemen who don't know any
thing about railroad property, the APP
pointment was carefully and judicious'y
made. '"is J SD ,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-05-26
J. N. MILLER, Anctionesr.
TINTED STATS or AMERICA. DE-
" trtct ofWsSt VirRinia. u. g.

hss0 IL -.
WHERKAs, A libel has been nled fos ns
District Of West virginia, on the ~ Gay
OF MAY, fIa by the Peabody lnsufsn9
Compan y, the Franklin Insurance. com'
pany, and the Etna rife anA naptne lnsu'
lance Company, sach and ssvefslly cofpy,
rations under and by virtue Of the Law. o.
me state OF West Virginia, eesins tns
neamer X W.HKfLLIA0Ek, her enQpes
tackle, outhf apparel and furniture. nov
thsfssore, IN puruance Of the Monitor up;
Ger the teal ofthe said Court 70 me direeseo
snd delivered, do hsseby give public ~,
aee 10 81 PERSONS caafnlpg. the -.
steamer, h1 engines, tickle, 0utnt apper.
ana furniture, OF IN any Daneef tptefesSSs
the.ei1, that They be and appear before Ds
faid District Court 20 be held st the eiX ..
wheeling, In and for the D3stSiet OF WEI
Virginia, on ths 24th day Of May, ls7a q ~
O'Clock In the forenoon Of the same aay,A
the same shall be q day q juTisdiettos. on
erwise on the nest day otjuEtsdaetton tnsir ,
after, then ind there 70 intefpoee tnsn
claims and TO make their allegations Oh
that behalf HKD6NAN SLACK,
U'S 1bH ~ WI. 4 p }sS Fl We n.V We;
lAs. q, WHEAT. Proctor. --a
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CHEAP FARM FOR SALE.

,rIuFFER FOR SALE THE FARM ON
(which Ipow reside, containing twenty
four (2A)f acres, all tilable, situated four
miles east OF Elm Grove, w. Va, oiirthe
Inerlts are resp ctable dwelling house and
an necessary outbuiIdings,a young orchard
embracing 4 full variety or 1ruit. Mills and
school very convenient, the school'room
wi, hin thirty rods OF the door The prop
erty would suit y mechanic Nery well who
desired to live In ihe country. 1fthe prop
erty is not sold privately between now and
the2Oth OF October, 1873, it will be Offered
ct public sale on that day. ror further In
formation apply 10 the subscriber on the
premises, or address him at Elm Groye,W.
Val Terms easy -. -...... -..
D idyoy-xiJ,r ~ SAMUELSrhVENS'
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Picnic Grounds for Rent.

r BEG LEAVE-rOINFoRM THE PUBLIC
i that have fitted up my Grove (Maple)
with ample seats and large dancing plat.
form, which / offer for both public and
private pic.nics and moonlight dancing
parties from this date, Rent reasonable.
For full particulars apply at my house at
the Grove or by letter.
WIN. II. STEELE.
Elm Grove, w. Va.
Ice water furnished Oh the grounds.
myly-a
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C.. H. Quincy,
10. q. f..

THE OFFICERS AND AS MANY MEM.
4 bers Of franklin Lodge as can make it
convenient' are requested TO meet at the
b. q o. RAILROAD depot to-day Monday at
IA o'clock, noon to receive the body of our
Q, '.---"., j. A. TAYLOR, n. @,
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IN THE COUNTY ooURr or OHIO

n THE COUNTY CoUKT or OHIO
leounty, Nay Rules 49, - : :
Joseph Clifford, " Thomas seabrook and
Thomas d, Arnsiey, psrtners as Beabrook
d Armsley. In Ass1Inpsit
The object ofthiS suit Is TO recover from
the defendants the sum Of ninety dollar
and seyenty-eight alad o half CENTS (9O.7g5..
for board and wages, and the summons IN
the case having been returned not found.
a. to the said Thomas ID. Armsley. and 4,
appearing from an sfndavit fled among
The papers Of the case, that the said Inorn.
As u. Armsley 10 q non-reaident az fhe
State II Is ordered that the said Thounss 10.
Armzley do spear before this Court or the
ugk thereof within one mpnth or the
n nece o. sni ~ order. ard % what may b
, Isste. goBT.B WOODS, Clerk
Va, sah s 0aio eocnty, Wet Virginia,
&c Gracraft q Russell, Attorneys ios Plain
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To THE LADIES.

Az k1AH AhD1Los
Mrs. &. Mccoy, l4S MAIN STREET
Nlhas returned from the East with a
large assortment OF handsome Laces. In
Guiding Sacques, Shawls and Fichus, Bro
cade and Roman Sashes and Sash Ribbons,
Hamburg Emhioiderles, Gloves, Gents and
Ladies' Hosiery, Handkerchiefs. Corsets,
including Mrs. Moody's Abdominal Cor
sets, handsome ready made Summer Suits,
Ladies' and Childrens' Parasols. apps
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NEWADHEkTisEM ENfs
'LIsrOFLETTERs

DEMAINING UNCLAIMED IN THE
III Postoffice Of Wheeling, Sunday, Nay
18th, 1873. -. "
70 obtain any of the following, the APP
plicant will please call for advertised let
tiers, giving date Of this list:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-03-27
Co., &C.,
LEGISLATIVE
M NDAY, MARCH 18TH.


SENATE Lieut.. Gov Petit In the
chair Prayer by Rev. Senator Irish
Sew raj Assembly bulls were tabled or in
d. fnltely postponed. The Assembly hav.
rg nan-concurtd in the Senate amend
ment To lie bill making appropriation. t"
pay the chapalns nf the two houses, tn
tue effect that 500 shnulu he given tn
each House tie 5 nate refused to recede
from lis amendment.
EVENING liz at. Gov. Petit ip the
chair A committee Of conference was
appointed en Assembly hill u appropri-
ate The sum of 5000 10 the chaplains IF
he TWO huus' :, tie chair appointing Sem
at"is Nelson, p ,trer, Jones TIL III, KrIess,
LlndsIey and Mitchell. ON The part of The
Senate. Assembly bin was cnncurr1d in,
t" 'hnrlze town supervisors o lay out
Highways IN certain cases.
AssEMBLY-The agreement to the Sen
ate amendment 10 he resolution tor final
Adjournment WAS reconsidered and the
resolution for final adjournment W re.
considered and the resolution referred 20
the railroad C mmIttee The Clerk was
directed to torwo certified copy OF
he report of the committee on state aft hrs
and the resolutions relative to- Governors
al
widows. Concurrence was refused in
SENATE menGmeMt To the chaplain bill, so
as to give their chaplain, Senator Irish,
the same as AL The Assembly chaplains
Senate bill were c0Dcurred in Tor State
tax OF $324l1O for the year 1878: author
eng county Supervisors To exercise jurIs.
dlcIon over public highways in certain
cases; to prescribe the pow ers rights and
duties Of towns, cities and villages hold
lIg stock in Railway companies; imposing
a fine OF $500 IN telegraph companies for
neglectiDg to report aud pay their license
promptly.
EVENING. "A Senate bill was concurred
IN TO provide for the payment Of witness
IS before the committee Of investigation
of the Soldiers Orphans Home, aud the
joint resolution ratiiying tue constitution
al amendment Prohibiting counties, towns,
villages, etc, b, coming incebted Tor any
purpose to an amount exceeding 5 per cent
Of lie value oftaxable property. Several
Assembly bills passed among them to ap
propriate to G. e Weiss 1928, and H. r.
Bond $l75, SO, for expenses incurred in
c~ntesiing o seat. Several bulls were in
definitely postponed among them, to ap.
propr,ate to Daniel Delaney the sum of
$50 annually for four years.
TUESDAY. MARCH. 18TH.
SENATE--0 80 A. NJ. Lieut. Gov. Petit
in The chair. Prayer by Rev. Senator
Irish. The following resolution was
passed by vote Of 90 TO O:
RssoIVsd, That while the Senate of Wis
consin approves of the conduct of those
members of Congress, who opposed the
passage of the "bill" for the increase of
their own salaries, we disapprove the &C.
ton, not only of those members who sup
ported the bill but those who availed
themselves of its retroactive clause and re-
ceived the unearned paw.
Lieut.. Gov. Petit announced that there
would be no business from the Assembly
till Q o'clock.
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refused to pass the bill over the Cavern
or's veto by % for it to 40 against it.
THURSDAY, MARCH Goth.
SENATE President pro tenn Eaton in
the chair. Prayer by Rev. Senator IT.
lsh The Ghvener was waited on by a
c'mmittee through whom lie informed
the Senate that lac had no farther com.
mnnications to make. So of the Assem-.
by. AS the hour of 12 o'clock approach
ed President pro TEN Ett,n made few
pertinent remarks and declared the Ser.
ate adjourned ssae de. the gavel falling
precisely at 10 O'Clock.
AssEABLY.-Assembly met at 10
o'clock. Speaker Barron in the chair
Prayer by Rev. P. s Mather. AS usual
committees were appointed to wait on
inc Governor and Assembly through
whom the usual communications wer,
received. Mr. Felt asked leave to intro
dQce sarcastic bill in relation to In,
uomlEation and appointment of Stat,
officers and Railroad Commissioned.
The Speaker referred the bill to AZ,
Felt OF Rock. Remarks were made as I,
relation OF member, to each other and t,
their legislation by several members
The hour Of adjournment arriving tn
Speaker made some pertinent remark
and announced the 26 session of tn
Assembly OF WISCONSIN adjourned ssn
dse.