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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25
rlyA1CIAL GNe COHHuROlAG
CRY NOTICES.
Ov.aers and ReTreAhmenus.

AT the ever popular stand the Northwest corner
of The Second street Market House. the genial ana
'yith large and well selected stock OF choice AP-
pies and other fruits, cakes candies nuts &c osh IN
soS ovsters steamng hot which viii be tound
ysrr grateful to the palate on cold days, charley
a. aWavs polite and anxious to properly serve hls
,,mcTons = customers and has a cheerful word ior
ali As a natural consequence. be does latse
business as everything he sells Is of hTst-eass quar-
ty Give him call at the ~ W. corner OF Ine 80
oni Street Market House. R0gl4uoh
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25
MEW oAafLE.
eYFsiEs--THEFE OF IRON-OONrhsEfoSs OF
e ietah -BJiLpySos. ~,
TsFrcaE toffeponF nce efMe Gaperts. ]
Nrw CAeTTr Oel o. 1e

iigs4.r.l NEw CASTLE, Oct, Is 1879.
Hapes cOrher Is lively, nov, nlinaber Of
gypslH being encamped in ihe woods there.
The Eypaies POSSESS several fast horses and races
are lrequently gotten up by them with the
oiHaers . horsas, in the neighbOrhOOd =. fss
The treslle work Of the railroad wharf has
been removes, and the bolts and bars taken
ihereirom piled up on the wharf. RecentlV
cone party came at night, in boat and tOok
away about 7OQ OF 500 pounds of there boits ana
bass. 1hnEsdAy higtt, aDcnt $500 pduSd 1ere
taken en- away We esIsPPed RTSt O( the thiei
A number Of New York .scows are now al
oar WhAIyes loading With piIGs Coz, The fsrry
slips at New York. - 80
The plahterera Ire Al work now, Flushing m
the basenRnt Of the new Catholic Chnrch, = 2
Inc slx honses on Cherry street, which Wm
Herbert il erecting are rapidly apprbacIIino
compilation. They are great impr0veElenl Ia
tue Hneet. - t.3st*.f Hai Ai gf4eW.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

HoME LoAN.-M ihe TkEHIsf mOnthIy
meeting Of Home Loan Association lat eYahine
WithdEa4p shares 70 The amouut Of $1,000 we're
and $1,000 At 81.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

oUPERsTITious,-one Of the secret sociel
ties of this city possessed beautiful dove
tFhseh was so tame that every meeting nleht
1t vas allowed the freedom Of the lO1Iae ree01
and nopped around ct viii. During the tIrnl,
lnlerYeDlpR between meeting nights, the doye
W. W. eaIed fer 16Y The officers Of the sOcietr,
1ut recently, BY 3 curious happening. sIckDe 3
nas occurred ~. every family into which an,
aoVe has been brought A SUP efstitions
dread to0k possession Of the OlIicers. and, Al.
last they refused 70 take charge OF the dove.
MtfiDupng the sickness which had hhpDpYied
70 the evil Influence wrought bv fhe hlfd TINS
sllperstt0ns dread prevailed 70 such an ex
tent tlat at last It was decided that the nn0f-
tendlng d0He tlnust die, Accordingly II was
saken ~ = TAXI dermlst. Who killed aud slufIed
H. ana V DOW'Aaorns the lodge roDihs -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

HyDROPMOBTA A MAN NEAR FREDEn-
IcA BIFfEN ny A MAD-DOG.-Thes Milford
Ne'oss, says ;;--Tl10r some time past there has
Deena efeaE ekelts!aent fhi1IlhOfA and Muir
hGfS2d0g 4 ID Ten 3oSsssi oS srsiS Saes tes
nelghborhOOd, and much apprehension is felt
About the result Mr.. Joseph WAITS dog
stsah ~ eOole three kehks adb1 aIITiIasf
week the malady developed Itself, and nhf6r-
tHpntflY, Ar w b q victim. His dog biz
ham aevere eBi aba hama Npd nf coarse he Is
now suffering the most terrible meIlEai agony,
Ia apprahenGiop Of the worst reSults. He RI
NOW under medical treatment and h is 10 he
hoped that the awful disease may B aVeFted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25
special Molces.
CONDENSED MILK.

Is made By carefully evApOratiug the yatery por;
lion If ITssh Mfk adding TO il a small portion OF
rbite snFar and sealing 1t ap hermotically. In
this way ia win keep for years and can again pc
brought very nearly TO its naturally llqela s.a.S -
i'm the preparation OF food for infants, and lt
lily adapt ed to the use of travellers on 90
count Of It's portability and answering all the put
noses of fresh milk. The hest brands are sold oS
fV r. HRI NaHURST CO.,
cnrrnr Sirih and Mark Rt etreeta
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25
.IMPORTANT NOTIoR-cIANaE on H0uRI
ON ANp ArrER OCTOBER 18th. 1873.


IMPORTANT NOTICE -CH AEGE OF HOURS.
ON AND AFrER OCTOBER 10th. 1873,
The Sunday accommodation train for Whining
son will says n as 81 P ~ A. M
= arbe go p M. train from WILMINGTON win be
rs@Sssy Train fOr LamOkin will lease Philadsl-
sunday trains between Wilmington and New
On and after Monday, October 2Ob. 1873. tho 4eO
iimorC. stopping Is fellows south Ofwi wiiminetOn
Newport b3lP ". Aberdeen, 65sP,M
Stanton, 1ril 6si7 4" Perrymnns, I@ "
Ncwark ..u 80 Bush River. Ill
NoT,b Hast bTS Maedoiia. 523
Charlggtown, 6:U - JhaEe's, 7.23
PFineipir.N 6W = i3, Mile SW lib. 7.SS
PerTyviile, 63S steamer Run 7.45
Havre. do (ifacei t5 9 Baltimore. hrv.,8I5
The OaOP. NJ Express rratn from Philadelphia
ill stop only q Chester Wilmington. Ptrryville.
innd HaCre dc -Hrace. -
An Accommodation Train for Port Deposit will
leave lialtimOre Rt 2.e5 y. N. stopping follows
StemmSI's Ron, 2 ;6P M 'ush River. S25 I, M
It3 MiH Switch, 2 ~ g PerrymaLs, 3si
lChaseH 2Q Aberdeen, $40
fMognOliasJ - III tavre lie. Orace3 S
Id CVOsd. psrfyville, 40o
Arriving II Port Deposit 20 NJ.
! This train will connect with Stages at different
Eointsi and with baltimore Central Trains at Fort
| Train IeAting Baltimore at Q 45 o. m. win not
stop u htil arrival at Hhyro-de Grace.
The BPa. m. train from WlmiRgton to New
Castle and the II ~ q, N; tam from Ne" VAs'ie
to Mism'ns.on W. 6s "a W snd ~ m will,
4 leave IA j 70 and. 5 IS ,. M Z aTaiI - ...
| The 4Oo'b. NJ train from Wilmi ngton for Pha-
dePSsaSas%ys Pss1 1suySS WiSinsseas af y 10 M will
4 oct}il - H.EKEENEY, ,sup't.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

LEFT SUDDEkET. .-4Chas Haug lately II
pEiAsee 0ftln AaakeEsI HOme,D No 3 Wsst
tfllA eirsstMndAaniY left She city, alrlE. this
1a4lplng. Lasa eFenlnE, - said beer e. lisual
ture. Al ss5 -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

RappleSe's Ppre White, Olive, SOap. has al
ready saved the county thousands0f dollars. Use
it, AlImoud. agent, sth and Market streets, VIII
mington. Del. " saes y 80 ae.s-tt ~.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

sEREOUS AccJDENr AT LAsK's SHIP. YARp.
= Saturday InOsning Last hsloss the launching
ol NJ. Illk'p new yeesel Ihe Alex Hanaine At
Ali4oTd seyeFsl q the men taking pfece OF
heeW aPhI cn ths yesass, lwhsna The Slesing
gave way ana they were preci pitaled, W Blsntlw
% tbe ground. Bylvesles Hobbs, jesse DsDu.
- and lieofRe HokeEs we're quite ssFSottlv
and for tme Il vas Ihongk h faiaIlS hdfis Ibu,
Il turned out that thsy BsTe only badly bruised.
and that no yiial i ST had been injured. Ihe2
- ~ ro, = aite o. asfalDeilEH TWo
CT thFee oiRsY geeeiFed sligbl lHjdries. y" 4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

HKNRY PRATT, Esq. of West Dover, has oeon
testing the productive energies Of buekWheat--
From a single seed, planted in season, was grown
a stalk that yielded 1000 grains, which hlled
halflpint tumbler three-quaTteTs foil Squire Cox.
J. nj. Downs, and others, witnessed the harvest
ing And thTcshTng OF this ''crop" 80
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

REPAIRS To A PpE.-The water pipe on sixth
street. between Market aud King, was furnished
with two new stops, last evening. While the
work was being done. the water on the eastern
portion OF the city, was stopped off. m.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25
{ GFLAND,s ExTRAcT OF MALI,

Very beneficial as nutritive ton ie. and for tacii-
tating expeetOration and soothing mucous irIita-
tion in coughs. bronchitis sore throat and oIhe.
as a substitute for Cod Liver Oil. Also, Hons
NAN nA""'' ' Il. BR1NGHURST 4 co,
Corner Sixth and Market ftTeets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

NOT SUsPENDED--We have On abundance o.
cture.scv and will receive checks from responsible
parties in payment for Boots and Shoes, and glye
balance OF change in currency at Blbeoct q Bros.
206 Il 20S Market street Ot.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25
CURRY POWDER.

A popular kitchen requisite of East India origin
for favoring soups. meats, fowls, game. capsuts,
chow chow &e.. a small portion impaTtng very
agreeable. slightly pungenL aroma. Prepared
from the genuine receipt by -
g. BRINGHURST & CO.,
Anothecaries
Conner Sixth and Market streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

FAru ACciDENT.-At Coatesville Pa yestor
day afternoon, a man named James Collins, fel
from the top Of the Catholic Church. He wal
fatally injured. and died daring the night. d d.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-10-25

THE ARLINGTON MIIIs-COmmencing on
Monday next, the Arlington Cotton Mills, on
| Iammot street, Ninth Ward. will run only three
days per week Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-22
Sl,5OO,OOO-

divided INTO Il go cash gifts will be distrib-
uted by lot auCnQ the lick, t-hOldeIs Tie
UumbeTs of the tickets 10 he drawn from
one wheel by blind children and the gifts
from another.
LIST or GIFTS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-22
SYMPTOMS by which Every One may
Know the Dfsease.

The cough OF Pulmonary Phthisis or Iu'
hercular OOnsumption commences gradual
ly, without fever and without the unnins
at the eyes and nose which characterize an
ordinary cold.
The cough Is generally dry and hacking
for some time after its CONNIE ncement.,
The expeCtoratiOn is often Epeck!ed OF
streaked with blood.
There is seldom much pain in the ches'
and very rarely any Hred pain
When pain does occur IL Is nearly aiwaye
Of dull Lching character, and is met VII"
in the sides or under the collar bone or
shoulder blades, and Is not unfrequently
aggravated by coughing.
The morbid or unhealthy sounds detected
by means OF the Stethoscope are generally
confined to The upper zoe Ihe hing. These
sounds are often limited to one side OF the
chest. They are very persistent, and, even
III met with on both sides at first, are apt to
sub.ide partially or wholly on one SIDE,
while they continue, or even increase, on
the other.
BY closely watching the progress OF the
above symptoms no one need long remain
In doubt as TO the true condition OF his lungs
In the great majority OF these cases the
disease Ii allowed 10 run until II IL 100 laie
for the best medical talent and skill TO avail.
II then your vitality Is impaired, your
ches. organs weakened, your digestion i'm:
perfect, your nervous enefgies enfeepled
and any OF the foregoing symptoms have
been developed In your case, the sooner
you try for help, the more likely you ere to
avert the fatal termination OF disease that
has swept its millions to untimeiy graves.
Our treatment, when employed In time
and faithfully carried out, seldom tails 10
cure Catarrah, Sore Throat, BRONCHITIS,
scrofrlla, and all diseases OF the Air Pssss-
ges which lead to Consumption
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-22

MAGNIFICENT SrocE.-Messrs. Adams
4 Lucas, 100 Market street. have now
in store the largest and finest stock OF
organs and pianos ever brought to this
city. The first named instruments are
from the manufactures OF Mason d
Hamlin, Packard, Smith, DC, the lat
ter include Steinvay, Knabe aud En-
erson. 1t is hardly secessary that we
do more than mention tb e foregoing
names, as their several instruments are
acknowledged to be the nc plus ultra in
every particular. which includes work
manship, durability, tune and excell-
ence generally. These fist class goods
will be sold at such prices as will as
tonish people bysstheir RESPONSIVENESS,
and on terms that cannot fail 10 meet
the views OF every one. We isvite the
attention. of those who contemplate the
purch,.se of either organ or piano to
the ..tock in the warerooms of Messrs.
A A. l.. --..- r. '... ...
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-22
Our Mothers,

who we're the best and tidiest house,
wives in the world-excepting our
or" ldmothers took special pride in
thu possession Of rows OF tnware that
81 Istened like a polished mirror. Every
a cticle about their houses susceptible
CT polish, including the brass knocker,
was regularly frightened up until it
fairly glisteped. With their primitive
materials, such as Bath brick, emery,
rotten stone, etc, it was serious labor,
albeit one OF love. Nowadays, how
ever, their daughters use Sapolio, and
in one hour can polish more articles
and do it better than they could in a
whole day. If you wish to excel your
mothers in the brightness OF your
kitchen ware, use Sapolio.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-22
tiEtas CA,p,-The woir Of nam.

d
bering the houses Of the diffefLnt street.
and alleys of the city, now going on,
has developed some rather singula,
facts, and has brought to notice matters
not before thought OF. As case in point
Byron street, which extends from
Monroe, or Twelfth street, to Quincy,
or Fourtee 9th, has but two houses to
be numbered, the residence of the late
John Luker. near the Baptist church,
and the other the residence and grocery
OF Mrs. Hamilton, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets, though nearly
every lot upon the street is built upon.
One of these houses will be number
twelve hundred and something, and the
other thirteen hundred and odd. The
alley, running through from Fourteenth
to Sixteenth streets, and which is cons
tracted continuation of Byron street,
requires many more numbers than its
more pretentious northern end, the
street above named.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-22

Police CouRr.-There were but two
cases before the Police Court on Sat-
urday.
William Mosslander was charged
with disorderly conduct on Friday
morning, by going up and down Mon
roe street shouting and whooping like a
drunken mule driver. He was fined
SO and costs. he paid the bill.
Dutch Haines was charged with
drunkenness. On Friday he was found
full to the muzzle and taking too much
sidewalk for one, though, perhaps, not
too much for two. He was fined 70
aud costs. Paid.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-22

BE CARETUL.-We see a staten ept
going the rounds Of the press, thu .t-an
editor out West had one of fac new
$500 bills passed on him the o her day.
We must caution our bretF rem OF the
West Virginia press to be very careful
about these counterfeits. They are 60
well executed as to deceive experts
Let all West Virginia editors remem Der
that il one OF them s. lould take even a
counterfeit fifty Ger t note it would break
him ur: Whatru' n. then. would coun-
terleit five hur dred chap entail Be
cautious, bretb' rem, be cautious.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-22

COUNTY CouRr.-By this court, Sat-
urday, George A. Wickham was APP
pointe guardian Of Helen A. Wright,
over fourteen years Of age, vice George
E. wickbam, guardian, deceased. Bond
$1,000.
The case OF j. Sims against s.
Thompson, was set for Thursday.
The case Of Rev. F. c. Il. Lampe'
was set fo- tomorrow.
The case OF Adolph Yoke agsinst
J. G. Burkham and F. Winters, in as
sumpsit, was argued by Cracrait and
Russell, for plaintiff, and A. j. Clark
for defendants, and submitted 10 the
jury.
The court adjourned until 3 o'clock
this morning
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In, cs..u-Hox zee NEW Yosk

TIE CRAsH-How TIE NEW YORK
TUMBLE AYyrcrs Us.-In order to learn
the views of representative men, engage
ed in financial asd commercial pur-
suits in this city, relative to the effect
the panic now prevailing in New York
would have on monetary and CONNER.
cial affairs here, a reporter OF the REG
,srsR has conversed with several prom-
ipent gentlemen Of the class Indicated
during the past two days.
Their ability to weigh with precision
the exact state OF affairs between East
and West, and strike q balance correct
ly, makes their opinions peculiarly VAL
liable at this juncture, and as here re-
corded will undoubtedly allsy any ten
dency TO alarm which may have devel-
oped relative to the failures OF the past
week in New York and Philadelphia.
The following was about the tenor OF
the conversations:
What effect will the New York
panic have on the commercial and
financial affairs OF WheelingT
II don't see bow 1t can affect us
materially in any way. So far as l
can learn none OF our banks or busi-
ness firms are complicated with the
New York houses that have failed, ard
the few who may be, have, doubtless
small balances in the hands OF their
New York respondents. 1t may
affect business 10 other connections,
bat | am not prepared to say where
Have any OF our banks large ball
snces in New York p
mo, it is not at all likely that they
have. At this time OF the year eastern
balances are usually much smaller than
at any other. and | have no reason to
OeUeVe tDat buCu ls DOt tuC .h"S "N'''
"You think, then, that Wheeling is
in healthy condition p
Eyes, cir: much more 80 than any
other city in the country"
The general impression CT these rep
resentative men is that the cause Of the
Eastern panic is. that the firms that
have failed have been engaged IS fnan-
cial agents Of various large railway
enterprises, and, while advancing mon.
ey for their mpletion, have depended
on The sale OF bonds in Europe to kee'f
in fluids. These bonds have turn' d
out uumarketsble, and have be Ell
thrown back on them, and now they
find themselves unable to meet their
obligations. The difficulty is altoseth-
er monetary and not at all COMMERCIAL
and is confined to the stock dealers
The West is now much more IN depend
eut OF the East than it was ten years
ago. The trouble will not affect
Wheeling to any appreciable extent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
Market Farm for Sale
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, NIL

nHE FOLLOWING STATEMENT l.
strictly in accordance with the facts, and
is no oyer1rawn picture OF what can Be
done: -.-.
There are fifty acres Tor more can be hatI
ofrich aIluvial bottom lands, not liable to
overflow, in the form OF an oblong square
level, and at lhis time IN fine condition,
situated between thePotomac river and the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, with a depot
or switch connected with the property, and
is about halt way between cumberland and
the densely populated coal and Iron region
OF Georges Creek Valley, where vegetables,
or, in other words, the products OF truck
farm can be sold In any quantity aud al
prices far exceeding the rates in Eastern
cities.
excellent and sPua and lever unknown for
the past twenty years
Their ale also about seventy I've acres OF
strong Limestone upland situated on the
Opposite side OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad rom the bottom land
! The quality OF this and and It's proximity
to certainly The most active and best mar.
kSt. In the world, would make one under.
standing truck farming TO realize fortune
in a few years.
This reeien OF country IA rapidly filling
mn. and thus lar the market cannot be sup.
plies without sending OF for vegetables
flom other places
!. Inv one d, string to make a profitable
investment In such property VIII visit this
pIace aud fiLd that all We claim for IL rs
well a. what Is represented about our mar.
.Rets, sc, has not heen correctly stated, bis
expenses will be paid We therefore conn
IDENTIFY invite persons to come snd look and
inve iigate the matter for themselves.
There is a lime kiln on or near the prop
9Ity, which the party buying can usd
without rent, and thus make his lime al
simply the expense OF coal and burning.
Address: X. d. JOHNSON,
tel,S.eud Cumberland Nd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-22

ABOUT TowN.-Thipgs were lively
about town on Saturday night. King
Gambrinus and Old Ben Zine marshal.
ed their subjects in force. The result
is tho lookup was full as it could hold
and headaches, red eyes, and rspentant
hearts will appear in goodly numbers
at the police court this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-22

THE CENTRIFUGAL POWER Co.
The proprietors of the Centripetal
Machines have, since their advent
among us, been the recipients of
numerous written testimonials to the
value of their new and ingenious
method of applying power. Hon.
Edmund Burke, Ex-Commlssioner
of Patents, Professor Morris of Cornell
University, Professor Greene, of
Troy, and many others Of our best
known experts in science and en-
gineerlng, have united in bearing
testimony to its value, and the in
definite uses to which 1t may be ap-
piled. Nearly all our home me-
chanics who stand highest III their
vocation, viz: Messrs. Harrison,
Weisgerber, Crawford, Davis, REFS
ter, &C., &c, have also added their
endorsement, and many Of our most
intelligent citizens, not specially
educated in the use Of machinery,
but possessing the ability to see the
manifold advantages Of this particu-
lar method, have given cheerful
testimonials of their belief in its
| worth. Among the latter Right
Rev. Bishop Whelan, of this city,
whose researches have by no means
been confined to theology, and who
is known as keen and accurate OBJ
server, has made thorough examina-
ton of the machinery as exhibited
at the rooms Of the Company, and
has given his full and decided opin-
ion of its merits, which we append a:
WHEELING, Sept. 10, 1873.
GENTLEMEN Regarding it a du-
ty to recommend improvements,
which seem fitted to serve the pub.
lie interests, I highly recommend
that which has been introduced
among us as the Centripetal power
machinery, and in the manufacture
of which l am pleased to learn that
you intend to engage. The union of
machinery adapted to 80 many and
such various purposes, is q want that
has long been felt by farmers, and
especially by those living in isolated
places. lido not pretend to attest
all that Is said IN favor of this ma
chinery. But know first, that any
combination of the kind is rare, if
at all to be found; and that the US
ing OF the same power and belt
work for such various purposes, will
be fonnd a vast saving to the farmer
in every point ofview. have seen
the hand power perform much Of the
work ascribed to it with ease and ra-
pidlty; and l have seen the horse
power In operation, (this but short
time,) long enough to satisfy me
that it will prove of great utility on
every farm. No man in favor Of
Improvement, aud DESTROYS Of inspir-
ing his sons with the same spirit,
and Of occupying them usefully,
should be without it. Care and pre-
venting rust, l should recommend
as very important for its preserva-
ton and usefulness. And in points
very remote from the factory, dupli-
Gates should by all means be pro-
vided Of such parts of the machinery
as experience may show to wear or
break most readily. Wishing to
yourselves success, and hoping that
the public will not be blind to its in
terests. Yours, respectfully,
r. V. WHELAN,
Bishop.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-22

J. T. LAkIS & Co., No. 81, Monroe
street, are selling their stock OF Summer
Goods at greatly reduced prices, to make
room for Fail Stock. Gentlemen who
contemplate purchasing, will cave from
20 to 80 per cent, by giving them ts
trial. All work guaranteed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-22

Row m CENTRE WHEHLlyd.-On
Saturday, some of the boys having
taken too much pickle. or some other
exciting fluid, got up regular knock
down and drag out fight on Main
street, near aIley B. Things were gor-
s.ous in that neighborhood for short
time and until the police dropped in
and spoiled the fun by arre,tipg the
combatauts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-22

BADLY ISJuREp.-Early Saturday
morning, boy named Mickey, Wac
thrown from horse he was riding, on
Market street, near the little market
house, and was very badly injured.
We learned yesterday that his injuries
were not considered dangerous.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-22

FIRE.-The alarm OF fire about III
o'clock on Saturday night was caused
by the discovery OF an incipient confla'
grafton at the La Belle cooper shops.
1t was e1linguished before any damage
WAS done.