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Gituations manieo-- alales


A MIDDLE-AGED MAN. speaking me IN.
~ French langrace II YEAR business
H. as eouny the requisite qualities to oon1oi
ness Of trust confidence good references &e des
suitable 10 above address g. r. Bot No lp Irbuh oh
A PERMANENT SITUATION is wanted by
n srfy and reliable printer either At case or to Aks e1tSe
Of pysrer good Address g. b. care Of j. DlOhSoN
u Nouh Wilham-st n. Y.
A SITUATION wanted 10y q practical Plio-
~ NOGRAPHkR. Address n. p L. Wed Fans N J. -
INOLORED HELP-Both male and female,
~ can be- slwavs Of The CObOkhD A"hN'' or''n "
HassausL near Westinghouse, Brooklgn
EMPLOYERS wanting COLORED MIN; iof
II any capacity supplied the shortest nonee at Sho
Select Agency, No 5ij srhaye.
EARM-WORK, HOUSEWORK, &c. by man
and wife children; understands a branches o.
rowrg sowing driving and hu milking plain gardng Ae
wife COED plain COOS also good Ioner lkeW' chAais
vor good eudahous Can be seen al S west hs'u'
Sirihaye.
NVANTED-A SITUATION by young
w man 20 years Of are In mercantile house down towns best y
with bis parents and hohs1i eVmpesi
81 weekly Address R, Boz l6'', T. o. -----
XNTANTFD-A SITUATION by a steady,
w sober 10 year. experience on wood woAhk ma
cbuerV in carpenters shop pl,bng modng mill sh o9 OF
country Address T. s. CONKLING lji Norm Nth.' booA!
XYTANTED-By lad Is years OF age,
w situation In awyeIs Office in ~hoae bushes, "n,'
he youN have opportunity advance himself can e c w.
references as % character. address A. ;. H. Box lOs
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ROBERTS BROTHERS, BOSTON.
| LIBRARY FOR THIRTY 900 CENTS.
LITERATURE, ART. SCIENCE, AND HISTORY.
81. InIHL-NL LIZ Ahnei.- cnnll r-n-.

SlG IRlbCNh EIta sheets IC1rn5IS IC11T,pFSS ou r1GIrr
LECTURE EXTRA No. 2.-Beechers COMPULSORY tDut a
TON Fedss MASTERS or THE SITUATIONS; Phillips. iSsI
ARTS: Beil,wss Is THERE 4 GOD Marx Twsns SANDWICH
ISLAND LETTERS -. ,,r.,,, 49,, ,,,xn
IkCTURE EXTRA. no. S.-Prof Wihets BRNN AND MINDi
Prof Bakers CHEMICAL DISCOVERIES or TUB sIbCLho-
SCOPE Prot Noungs ASTRONOMICAL CONVUEsISi FfoL
lolvgs PRESENT KNONLEDGE OF TIE SUN ,,,,
LECTURE EXTRA, NO. 1.-SiT SHAkBSPEAREAN STUDIES
ne ohn Weiss seven STUDIES National Academy Cours Far
toms PILGRIM FATHERS As MEN OF BUSINESS. Bret haes
ARGONAUTS OF 'tl MI.
LECTiiRR EXTRA NO 5hfee Lectures by Prof Louis Esbe
or SOUND AND HEARING VOICE AND SPEECH. and Ilih h
TIaNATION or MUSICAL HAtMONY; Prot Berl. Silhmans
nREP PLACER MINING IN CALIFORNIA Dr. r. Raymond 90
TIRE SEVEN SENSES; Plrhe GoiWn TRUE AMI FALSE S'I
yNCF. Prof T. H. Youmans on THR LIMITS OF SCIENCE
EXTRA-Credt MobilieT-EYlDENCk AND REPORIS
IyJ- All by mall Tor 81 cents - .....,,, =.
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DHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILRWAD-


j ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, TO
THE OIL REGION aui LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. Trains
N.a have Deshfossss AID CoTtiaultsi ferres:
$40 EEe EHlles lay sIeer Suada vita Palman Palace
Car tL1nsh from Nrw.iork Oii Ctv Arrive suubug tVi
MHamspod al5i Lock Haven, y:5; Re oyo 1870 nj liynon,
5tI: toy t.J Ec as C0ilsrt lrviue0n fni Cnrr
si'h C,sk spi AleybsuV River H. r. O Ron at Ene
uth i.ake Shore H. X. ior 81 p0lts W -
$50 m. Eue Mall (IalYl wli Pn'lman Pl'ace Car rom
Phalsfhn Erie. AfNe Suttufy. G4Si Wlih.nspon 6Oi
l Has,u s.sj keuo!o u ni uusios 3lO Conn 10i krr
D. Ca4lecs lTnou ard CaUV D. OIL Creek ani Ale
hrbg r. H. o the Oh Ene sib Lake shorc H. L. Tor
"A BALDwIN GsserI Superintendent
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as follows

IL.
The above rates imply hrstclass names
Tomorrow being the celebration Of the Church
Fast known as Good Friday. business will De pretty
well suspended in Wali-st. The Cotton EXchaIge
has adjourned over until Monday, aud the Stock.
Gold. and Produce Exchanges until Saturday. As
the day Is not a legal holiday the banks will br
omen for the transaction Of all necessary business.
The gold market has been quiet again all the way
through, and no new features in tire speculation
were observable. The Treasury gold sale passed u
without creating a ripple Of excitement. The rates
up to 12 o'clock were at 1lS0llSs mostly. with now
and then transaction at 49,. but the sharp run up
in foreign exchange, and the large aggregate Of the
Treasury bids gave the price another hft 20 49,;
bnt the afternoon market was quiet at lS., though
the importers were pretty free buyers. On gold
loans the rates paid for carrying were 2, ls :,
and 1872 per cent to fat There were % bids for the
Treasury gold, amounting to S6,0OOOOo, at HIS 20
11S19 The advertised Sl500OO0 was awarded o.
1873 to I1s1g The details are follows
o. W. Comstock. j. sweet @"
sfO0 600 ......IISI3 $1,000. lIo.li tlislS
Fisk & Hatch. -
100000. 80. lis. .i3GlS1S sl,5OOOo
Berry Heiser.
t32O, 600. .li5.lo
The Assistant Treasurer paid out S9..HO IN coin
interest on the public debt redeeming $gi00 called
5-2Os The days business at the Cold Exchange
Bank covered Gold cleared, Slll,9o3,OOO, gold
balances, S1442, ,633 currency balances S2,iij,sS
4
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Now Ready Cloth bound, fl:s ,
MEMORIAL of HORACE GREELEY, with
WI PORTRAIT and ILLUSTRATIONS. 80,
eonng Memoir Of Mr. GREELEY his Jsst bour the moral 81 NJ
6esb the Funeral Closing Ceremonies the mourn
ing Of the Peop Smpa Voices The Pulpit and the
the Poets Resolutions and froceeing Z" various
Public ode Sc 8c
fE ' THg TRIBUNE New York
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Hlurblp uno olnte Hlanlfls.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"a. IzING WORKS, IA and 10 Est teesth.t Marble sni
Mntels Ing Marble Couatrn Monuments a. pue that
deiyc competition. Marble turning uIs iusie.
S,TEWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Rch and
- eegsn Slate of description MARBLE AL
WOOD MASrELS. T.. j.. STEWART Co, 40 and ~ W1t
Twe -thir,-st Seyenth-ayc.
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filneifal Instruments

A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, square or npa
~ nght 10 RENT SILL cheap feut allowed on purchases ''
At MRRRHLI'S No Union square tSo. loS Pourihavrl
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50 900 4. sos, g., ~, 50. 1904
2 .OOO Il. 4. $40 Reg. '62. .bc.ll34
600 U.s.5-2O COu. 'G2.Oc.il7s
1000 us. $40 g., 'G5 q, cll7b
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Gltuations tnnute0- females.


--,--~-----.------>-~~
A RESPECTABLE WOMAN OF English de-
~ little boy OIL dees situation 10 so INTO s
country good housekrpef ani cook and h hee
Wilson machine; would like much be with an odd couple be'
Of roere nee eiysu Address INDUSTRY Box H. Tribune Ohe
A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WIDOW wants
N SITUATION 10 take 81 Tenement Houses ! OF county,
Best 325 West 1hirty-s"veuth-st top 1oof
IET your first-class coOred Cooks. Lalin-
dss Chbernsids Seamstresss Nurses Psrior
MAIDS &C. Al the berst SlMMs Select Agency ~ siih-
/ AIDES desiring to employ good frst-cass
4 4 eolored HELP vii pease call on
CHARLES 4. SANDERS tSuccessor 70 John p kaDdolph'
No. IS Fouthaye. (eor rcntl-stl, Ii basemeat
XIyELL RECOMMENDED German Female
w Servants Anercai. Erzis Scotch zli lnsh. a. Mss
HIIDS German institute " Horst, between stanton and RV-
iugton
WANTED by a DRESSMAkER-A few EN-
w GAGEMENTS families n Ou b the DAY or Ue't;
family terms m1cat- can sFe
eood rriereuce Call of week a. @i CamneH
ISJ East Fifty-nnth-st-An American
% LADY womb like house 20 take CHARh Of OF
y HOUSEKBEPER. Cal or adifrs,.
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boaro ano Rooms.

DROOKI.YN WOMAN'S UNION,
ID 80 wTLLOUGHBY.Sr. BROOKLYN.
b, ero, BOARDING ACCOMMODATIONS oT yOnng somen Who
are ocuet IN business Rooms from - ~ 70 70 w. ti
~r,t sesoug 20 location Teachers Cop Tcesgomen Cirrk
Sc vii md and pleasant home v'llo ne
boarding house Applications can be made to the hA'A' " Wv
premises
\ ELANDs STURTEVANT HOUSE,
IL broadway Tven,veghth and rwenyninih-sis Ne"ior~
AMERICAS PLAN, WITH kLhNAIOhn
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
MAR THR DRPJTS AND THkAThkS
LRWIS L GEO s. LELAND, Proprietor
CT. CHARLES HOTEL european Plan), NO.
- Broadway Beeekerst-Sing ,tooms % ~ III
Family Rooms &ll eeet. Hotel Hs'~uAn' sh' INV"
furnished All Broadway stages the Hotel - n..
GEORGE 4 LEWIS LELAND, Pfopueton%-
GTAAiMERING.- New York Stanmerlng III, u,
- ,e fesb,bed s70) Profs Mann Coyn Manager Iv'
Wett T~enty.iirdst: reference furnished no sp
srss or mCdrD used taken, and no pay iof ooAl OF S
wees until cured Send for prospectus
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DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


Trains Nev-York from foot Of Desbrose and Coandtt
f1ll0Est
R1pr,. for Harrisburg Pittsburgh, West and South, with Pull
Palace Cars attached, $3.50 T. and $3.50 Sunday o.
D.. m.
go Baltimore Washington, aud the South at Sun
d.y $500 q.
u night Sunday &. $3.50, and $500
For pills via Kensugtou, at : a. m. aud p m.
Emigpnt aud second class. i;l5 y. 49, .
For Newark AZ 6 5:t0 $40 g. 10 A. Il;iO ~ J. q 2;3O.
500 B. 90 fl0 4.O $40 $40 53J 5o 6O 6:j $50 3lp
q no. ll:JO T. D. %. SUNDAY 320 o, $40, end p.
Erbatn. gu 7:tn g. 80 y 10 H. ll:il an II m lRY
2 3:iO 4U $3.50 90 SD $3.50 o, GlO, co. $3.50,
gO 10. ll:J1, " D. m. Sunday $50 d, aud $40 m.
For Bahway !. 8l1 go and ~ uoon l. 2:n 3
$50 5s tir, so o S3, $50 $50 i.3 $40 10 AMI Il
For woc56igc aa Peril ia6oy and 10 2:'o $40 4:1o
and 5.sh ..,.
T. night SUNDAY b, ani yn
For hast Ml.ione. IL 10 al $500 3. m.
For Lambsrtuii aud Pennington. a. m. aud ? j. m.
For PLlIpshgly ani Be.yilere. 2 and p. ia.
Burlington Iam-en and B:IO
I25i. ? 3, a:iJ. 4 and D m
ior Freehold, :. = ~. = and \ p m
For Jame.iufg pember,on, Camden. n. S:4O p.
Tus arriye follows. From Pittsburgh s:au, los
daily ll:i r. r and m. da exee MONDAY Fon Washing
Bsnnoe I:ji, 1912 SUNDAY $50 FROM
Phlldba 5!l 69 l0li lOI, l.54 Ali J5i t. g. 8iJR
SUNDAY b.2l. 6:5I. u .Oia.m
Ticket Ofors 52 m IA and 9 BToauay; No. Asor House
Debugses CvIaads Euienut Ticket Olce No
Battery place. ID. " BOYD, Jr, Geo. Pass Agent
A J. CAsSATT, Gen Manager.
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NEW-YORK MIDLAND RAILWAY

~ "
~ TER ARRANGEMENT. taking elect Dec T. ls-Passenger
,.po,s foot o Cortland AMI Deshrossf' st. 80. 20.
$50. and ll:J0 p. - ,,n-, ~
Fo ekeusark Paterson Hawthorne Midland Park and Wofen-
dvte I q;lO 1880 No. J. J:iD. 4:Bi 6:sO. l.JD ,.
Po Rlgefrd Bogota Rochelle Dundee Lake Asrksst an1
Riverside T. l05l m; J. 30. J:B, b:lJ ll:3O ..
FOR Wyckof Pompon aud Monelir function, " 9" W'o III
33 f30 3;Sl p. nL - -, . --,--,., -
a M; 41O $50 m.
burz.a and Ouarryvlle, T. 9lO a. u. 4.bl .. m
Fo Nesfoundand Frsnsn hamburgh, DeokeoSn lnionVir
johnson, Slate iD, hdieoSn and BoomnsDWsh I
gl0 a. m.: 31D tl30 p. m. =, a.,
For Pine Bush Wgrsboro Falbburgh Monticello bDerv fAl'
and Eenyle. e0 M $3.50 p N "a.
PIe,yj 742 l. H. 2:l5 D. M hidictown. D. $3.50 IJ oA
. NJ West Boomngiale. J. 40 a. GH p NJ Wof.eAi'se'
t15 1g1 T. 1928 n 4O3 t5i 1889 Paterson o.f,
st7 ,55 g:ls ll.8 2.jI, 4:2i, 7:l5. tl:l2 80
ARRIVING is Egw YORK At c5 g. 9Io lo:10 M l9'o tIo
$40 $3.50 %. In. and 1880 m g., c.-,...
MoTTCIAIR DIYsIOS-rans leave sewYork foot Cortanii
and De,,rnsssz-stA: -
-.
Por Monte intermediate stations go $50 and 60 M
arry,s 7JD 8:2i. $40 1904 a. m, 4;lo and 3:jl ..
oeS not Mdiown Does not beyond hsHtnone
fDoes not run beyond Boonngburlh, ,o,,,, . c.-.,-.
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LRIE HALFWAY Arrangement

"A
II Trains taking effect Jan 90 1873 From Chamoest Depot or
24i-st see note belvwl - -,
% Buffalo ana Sleeping Coachcs - destination.
Coaches Susquehanna and Sleeping Coaches 70 Destination
Chicago Night BHpress- Sleeping
Coaches through Buffalo Niagara Falls Cincinnati Detroit and
Chicago without change.
Additional Trans leave Tor
Port Jerys g. O. Il and Fll:l5 p. m f:3O and -
olea and MldstoWu 80, q aJD II and 'u;l5 W., J:JO
Wsrsick Z II and eil:is a N and 80 p.
HeVburgh ig.yO. and II a M, 3: 70 aud i:2J ?. M 49, ,
.an, 7:30 g. $50 II and ':i5 $780, s. g. s:D y and
R6rsood Hobolu AleBlale and RaDseys 7:2o 1890 H.
'II.i5 a m. 3:30, 5, O. i6:aO. aud 'il:J p ~
eT1 4 5 SIS T. fC:m 10 aud III 80 Q.
m.. 10 AMI -O:5
Rnhcrflr and Pae 65 '7:J0 1882 TO- Ii A. M u Nco
tIts 900 4. sis. q, $780, 3. 10 and sll:JO p d,
Hdlle HcsrrsaeA and Way, D. els. and ia'o NJ 3 and
SpHss ValeJ and WAY s. and els 1915 and aud
ssexood S. 40 70 ssd ~, 100 3ls AIS. 4iS. 5;s' Go
s1.i5 2. and ~ Mti ,,- , .a % so--,.-, A.
= stiS - s;oa % l'O S' '''' '''''
T. 10. and ~ Md. Ia .,, go. a.. I'm eao
and',1 m. aud w Mo. ,o
ran. Leaving Charnbers. half hours leaye
brsi earlier than ahoFe The M 10 and
iqnr u1 aud IL MD rrain, from Chsmherss. only
BIN rs ~ r. and Aewark Branch leaving 'lamher'
a. on quarter hours TEeutbrist 30 minutes earlier than
for passage and r apartments IN Drai7g Room ard Sleeping
oe the checking transfer
Baggage nav the Companys ohceZi ~ su i broad
co- 1f nh. and Thrsye Courst
Brok,u az Copany Depo AMI Of Agents at the principal
hotels ,., .,cos,., s,-i,rs ovlr
DAILY. i>uh9.,s on, ,,opo,-r r.tt"', a. n". ,o.n
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Gelp Uanieo-- females.

wv ANTE D-A middle-aged Protestant
w WOMAN to general HOUSEwoRR Oh nn N New JERSEY
To one ho gives satisfaction good wages will be pad ana g"o ho
secr must have RECOMMENDATION Call Ihnrsiay between the
hou OF II and on H. URNER, ~ Broadway Room 49, hl '"
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he quotations were as follows
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6.eamboat7 ano Railroads

TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
Coz,ens Cornwall Sewiurgh, Milton PoughkepSe and
F.orus The STEAMBOAT THOMAS CORNELL will make he
FiRsT TRIP SATURDAY, Ap H. inst srd will run regularly
thereafter every Tjy Thursday, and Saturday leaving Harrison e.
pier n X. Al ocork o.
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SOUTH SIDE II. r. OF l.. /.

l. z. CAEFIELD. supsnn,spJ,pt
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-23

COUNTY CoURr.-The County Court
had a long session on Saturday, lasting
from ten o'clock in the morning until
six in the evening
In the case Of Thomas Winans
against James S. Wheat, the plainti f
filed exceptions to defendants answer.
The court held that the first answer
was not sufficient. Further answer was
made by the defendant and was argued
and cause confined.
In the case Of Henry Butler against
John Charnock. constable OF Clay
township, a mandamus nisi was asked
for by plaintiffs counsel and argued.
The court took the matter under ad-
visement.
The court adjourned until the first
Monday in September, there being no
terms OF this court in the months OF
July and August
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-23

SUPREME CoURr.-This Court on
Saturday, admitted lie Roy Abbott to
the practice OF law before it.
In the case OF Benjamin r. Simon
appellee, against Benjamin j. Marks
appellant, from Barbour county, q rule
was awarded requiring additional secur
ity.
The case Of the Exchange Bank OIL
Virginia, appellant, against Cyrus Hall,
ct al. appellees, from Gilmore county,
was argued by Boggess for appellant
and Sands for appellees, and submitted
The case OF S. NJ. Williams, appel
liant, ag sinst John R. Carskadon, ap-
pellee, from Preston county, was argued
by Boggess for appellant and BY Brown
and ALISON for appellee, and submitted.
The Court adjourned until 9 o'clock
this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-23
Total. 10000 Gifts, all Cash.

Total, 10000 Gifts, all
The money to pay all these gifts in tnll is
now on deposit In the Farmers q Drovers
Bank, OF Louisville, and set aside LOT tnat
pose, as will be seen by the following ceru-
ficate OF the cashier:
OFFICE OF FARMERS AND DRovERs BASK, !
LOUISVILLE, KY, April J, 1873,
This is to Gel THY that there ts In the
Farmers'and Drovers' Bank 10 the the creait
of the Third Grand Git Concert, for the
benefit OF the Public Library OF KENTUCKY,
1--WE hundred thousand dollars, which has
been set apart by the managers 10 pay the
Gifts in full, and will be held by the bank
and paid out for this purpose, and this pur-
pose only. ,,,c,, c...,or
The party, therefore, who holds the tick,
et drawing the capital gift will get slOO, VCO
in ereenbacks, and so for the $4,000 gift, the
s25 zoo, the $4,000, the $4,000, the 5000, and
all the other gifts, 10000 in number amonnt-
ing to $4,000.
furnished to those who first apply (orders
accompanied by the money always having
preference over agentsl at the following
prices Whole tickets, SO; halves, IS; aud
Quarters $3.50. III whole tickets for STU q
for $500, ll3 for 81, 90 and 575 for so,OO. NO
discount on less than Sl90 worth al tmel
The concert and distribution OF gltts VII.
begin at o'clock on Tuesday morning,
July 8. in Public Library Hall, and The fol.
lowing will be the order Of proceedings: It's
Music by orchestra band. I'd. Placing OF tags
Zone for each ticket sold) In large wheel.
3D.. Placing OF gifts in small wheel. 4th
Music by orchestra band. 9Th, Explanato-
~ remarks y President 9th. Drawing Of
first half Of gifts. 18th. Music by orchestra
band. Sth. Drawing OF last half or gifts
9th. Placing OF large wheel with tags IN
hands ofcommittee appointed by audience
lUth. Grand orchestra concert.
The music on this grand occasion Will be
the best that can be procured, and the gen.
tlemen who count and place the tags and
gifts In the wheels and superintend the
drawing and keep the record of the drawn
numbers will be chosen from the best
known and most trust worthy citizens OF
a perfect guaranty against complaint from
yjust source.
The payment OF gifts will begin on atur-
day, July II, at o'clock A. n. Tickets draw.
ing gifts must be presented at room No.
upon the Farmers and Drovers' Bank, OF
louisville, or sight drafts upon the Fourth
National Bank OF New York, at the option
OF the holder, will be given for the tickets
All gifts not called for In months from the
drawing will be turned over 10 the Public
Library fund.
For full particulars send for circular.
THOS. f. BRAMLETTE,
Agent Public Library kentucky.
LOUISVILLE KY.
w. l.. RODGERS, Agent
100 Market ~.
anlI.d1taw,twaaw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-23

Police CoURr.-The police court
yesterday morning was occupied sole ly
IN adjusting the Wilson family OF whom
there were two Of which.
John Wilson was shipped to this city
by the authorities Of Washington, Pa,
be says, and he was 90 glad about it
that be got bulgiug drunk. He laid
down in Fader's alley to rest and get
over it. He was gobbled up by a
policeman, fined g and costs and in
default goeth to the chai gang.
William Wilson came up the river
on Friday with his pocket full Of stamps
and throat full OF dust. His throat wss
very dusty, and it took a heap of BEN
zine to wash it out. He was fined 81
and costs. Which he paid the bill.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-23
/. fiiRE CRIME EPIDEMIC |
q WOMAN SHOOTS HER HUSBAND
HIS RECOVERY PROBABLE.

About II O'Clock on Friday night,
Lsaac Freeze, son of Henry Freeze, OF
the Eighth ward, was shot by his wife.
The particulars are as follows:
There hes been good deal OF bitter
feeling on the part of Mrs: Freeze
against her husbands family, for some
time. Rumor has it that they have
objected to her course oflife and conduct;
and that she thereby became greatly
incensed at them. Be this as it may
she had forbidden her husband to hold
any intercourse with his family, or to
speak to them, threatening the most
dire consequences if he did. On Friday
night be met bis brothers vile on the
street, near his residence, and was
talking to her, and inquiring after
hia relatives and their health. Mrs.
Freeze overheard him and. it SCENE,
crazed with passion at his want OF
obedience 10 her mandate, as soon as
he came in she attacked him first with
the poker and then with a fire shovel.
These he took away from her and went
to their bed room.
With murder in her heart she drew
her revolver, which it is said she
always carried, and going to the room
fred four shots at him. One ball, only
struck him. 1t entered his breast about
three inches above the navel, inhicting
a dangerous wound.
Mrs. Freeze at once fled, and has
since been concealed at house on
Caldwell's run, it is said.
Mr.. Freeze was taken to his father 8
house near La Belle mill. where he is
receiving every attention, both from his
family and the Order Of Red Men, o
which he is a member. He was quite
comfortable yesterday, and his symp'
toms are very favorable.
Mrs. Freeze, on leaving, it is rumor-
ed, took all the money there WAS in the
house, except some fourteen dollars,
this last sum being all that was found
by Squire Clohan, whom Mr.. Freeze
has authorized to act as his agent, at
the store on the corner Of Fifth street
and the alley between Vine and Wall
nut, Eighth ward.
AS intimated above, Squire Clohan
as agent for Mr.. Freeze took possession
OF the notion and confectionery store
kept by Mr.. and Mrs. Freeze, and has
placed a guard over it for the present.
The affair created the most intense
excitement, as Mr.. Freeze is well
known and highly esteemed, as a quiet,
sober, iuofensive man. He has the
hearty sympathy of all his neighbors
and friends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-23

How "OLD PROPS" DOES Ir.-As
lucid a thing as We have seen on the
weather is the following. By paying
strict attention to the rules laid down
every man can be Old Probabilities for
himself: II you wish to know whether
it is going to rain or not. all you have
10 do lie to find the storm vortex, and
then see which side Of it is the most
moist. Multiply this by the square Of
the latent heat, substract the time Of
day, and divide by the weather-cock.
The result will be the serial ratification
plus the thermometric evolutions OF the
North Pole, and q child can tell what
will follow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-23

HAYMAKINe in portions of this and
and the adjoining counties haymaking
has commenced. and in few days 1t
will be at its height. The season was
not favorable to the growth OF heritage,
80 that the grass has not attained to its
full size. The clover was not headed
out at maturity, and will not be much
benefited before cutting. A tolerably
fair crop is however expected. Haying
brings on a season Of hard work for the
farmers. in spite Of the fact that consid'
cradle Of the labor is done with ma
chinery. The cutting Of grass and
grain with the mower and reaper is
now the settled custom of our country
almost everywhere. The scythe and
cradles of only few years since have
passed away among the things that
have been," but the memory OF the days
OF toll and sweat they exacted in the
hay and harvest field is yet fresh With
many farmers. American genius has
inaugurated a mlllenisl period to the
farming community in the various i'm.
plements adapted to every department
OF agriculture. By these the strain of
nerve and muscle has beeo transferred to
beasts of strength and burden, leaving
to man the sphere Of mind, as it should
be.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-23

THIGH BROKEN Warning to Boys
On Saturday morning, q boy. about four
years old named Andy Marshall, who
resides on John Street, East Wheeling
had his thigh broken under the follow
ing circumstances: A wagon stopped
near where the boy was playing, and
while the driver vas engaged in talking
to a friend the boy climbed up on the
wagon wheel. The driver having fin
ished his conversation, and not seeing
the boy on the wheel, started up his
team at q pretty fair rate, and the boy
was thrown on his side to the street,
breaking his thigh bone. Dr.. Hupp
was called to the little sufferer and rem.
dsred the necessary surgical aid.