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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-13
SALE. AT AUCTION.

!ERE. JOHNSON, JR., AUCTlONRER.
General salesroom 81 Nassau street; Real Estae
department n Park row.
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aily thr0ng the vast amphtheatre and view win
int brilliant spectacular pageant the
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A ON THURSDAY sTNONsoS a ECCLEsTON,
u. AuctoDeers Of 80 West Thirty first street. will sell
furniture, including Beds Bedding Carpets and fine Oil
Painungs contained in three story house Lexington
n,snne near Tbrue'b street kpn details ON morning
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUsEMENTs: ~,------>-
SA5 H:sss:
GRAND SUCCESS sssr WEEK BUT s SsRs CROWDED
4as sA,sHS szs
IL s. ssDs saa
EyEhYBoSTp,iY% SHOULD SEE HIM ERE HE DEPARTS.
me I'VE br psfsTni% %f aonE
introducing his SwnoeqKHale a. woxnvus
forming the ,grandsst entertalnment In the city.
FHHsshS T hAflNsH s nATISpE
Evr ATi hvrs1ko At g. { I EVERY EVENING ATS
CS SEESSssssHHEgAA: COLOSSEUM Colossus.
The most So%dss,S iss science
HE HE Nj $ $SH4 4 s s s$$ss
OVER THE CRY or LONDON:
The ceeora eSsansto G sRa nssf
IN the FrSiesef ToBlNs LEoyoa1gM sEAseEs
introducing IL SS %VilSf oGfDSsE
Great Novelties IN preparation n
open sD SasS '5s% !. T. ~ End zs&rRas
RoorHs rHEATEE WI e. sE sEr = oE p BOOTH
in pF fh siEa eI slai.'eai R''s q !, s..
Friday and Saturday evenings ami at the Saturday
nosbaS 5 sas HsouIEousA as RIoHHl HHnLpr
seas may secured six days in advance a the box
store Of 9. III IL bitson Co. ri Broadway.
cADEMy OF MUSIC.
EvY E Eve fEsH ExcEFT
pRoEEss eAN hE S8ssS aIs
PART IL La Moqehoir saniapcI2 Merlins ms Magic Magic
eed wasches s@ The Phani Ho BankerM The
Maryeous Escape q%a lie Magic
PART Ill; lie Foulara Japonase-2 The Electric Ss
mans The Devils Knots Sun and Moon..-7; Com
edy 81 Errors-s An Astounding Deception-a Diabicrie
T. UN lsat cHAsrE. WONDERFUL.
~ FoPTLAR rKIGEs: =,
Seats and boxes on sale at schTmers ,o Broad WAY
and at the box offce, Academy
THEATRE CoMIQUE.
Mr. JOSH nA'i hXREiaXS and HART '''' '''''F'
IN the w0r'' rehg MuGIIGAN GUARDS
- SXf fISSEE T ToDA9f
1sb sTsh MATINEE
=" '"'.. 0.'sa. TME Four COUSINS.
TERRIBLE EXAMPLE.
Mr.. JOHN WILD as an Example.
Mr. MskT ToM s US h asw sAD HIM.
Mis- Miss kEEGE GhNar Mss kH
\, HA II -. o.,,.. =.
,.r%n~ x'R s 9,'n'
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G0E nOO WORTH OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
DZC.UUO Furniture at public auction. this (Wednes-
day. afternoon commencing at o'clock private resi-
~ octave Pianoortc four Parlor Suits 500 yards Car
pet Etagere, Mirrors. Bedroom SUITS Bedsteads
Table Chairs &C. 200 lots also Basement and Ser
wants Furniture. Sale positive.
L. FITZGERALD Auctioneer.
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COMMENCING IL iva " eioe
n private story brown stone mansion

HENRY B. HERrs, AUoTIoNEER.
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.
GREAT CLOSING SALE THIS DAY,
WEDNESDAY, MAY ID. AT 1915 O'CLOCK,
AT NO. ZIG WEST TwENrY-THIRD STREET.
BY ORDER OF MR. CONRAD BOILER,
ON ACCOUNT OF RETIRING FROM BUSINESS.
This is positively the last chance TO buy of this
really elegant stock at sacrifice the goods
Posse sson be given imme datey. sale win com
mence at l0}s O'Clock sharp. so be on hand in time.
IIENRY D. MINER, AUCTIoNEER,
il late OF Henry II. Leeds h Miner, established 1S47
salesroos los Duane ST. tour doors west OF Broadway
''''' '~e'' 80 . 'i'" Henry D. MINER,
nv HEs iafe n he mTyH i; Leeds Miner.
THIS DAY wEDNEsDAY NAY 49,
No % place. East Rver Between eth and
GESrEEL HoUsEHtSyib5' rS stRssff ROSEWOOD
PIANO, BY HAINEs BROS, &C. &c,
comprising follows Velvet and Brussels Carpets
wood "a octave Plano, tut round corners made By
Haines Bros OF very superior tone cost $50 real lace
fine Engravings large decorated Parian Figures,
&c OAK XXX Extension Table Buffet LOUNGES and Chairs
best quality hair Mattresses feather Boosters and
Pillows, black walnut marble top Hatsand, stair Car
pets ana Rods, Oilcloths &c &C.
FRIDAY, MAYBE,
Nos, 1893 and 20I Bowery
M0RTGAGEE'S SALE
prisng i've rosewood beve Tabie BY P6ean co iH
der Counters, Chandeliers, Ale Pumps &c., &c.
Full details in time.
BY order ~ McDoUGAL, Mortgage.
SATURDAY MAY Is.
at 1917 O'Clock, at the saiesrooms
% sRI Tsi!
private city residence Tor convenience Of
sale CARPETS, &c. Details In time.
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Il and Distributing Pipe for the College Point Water
Works will pc received until MI Nay !" sPecnc ,nc
tons and blank proposals DC obtained AZ tne once
Of ROSsI FRAME. Cvil Engineers, Main street Fiusn
ing Proposals. viii be address at tner once ana m
d0rsed Proposals Tor laying water ptpe"
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AMUsEmENTy.
TWENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE
TWENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE

The largest amusement building ever construoea oe
cupyng the entire block bounded by Fourth ana mail
son Twenty IN and Twenty eventh SIS
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MORTGAGE SALE
Household Furniture.
JOHN II. WILSON 4 CO.. Aucuoneers.
will sell Wednesday May 49, 1874 at 10 A. NJ at sale
No loa Chambers street, genteel Household Furn
ture consisting Sofas and Mantel Mirrors black
walnut ana enamelled Bedroom Suits xtension Tables
png ea Sp ossr slh
Engravinrs, &C BY order OF Mortgagee.
MORTGAGE sALE.-R. FIELD. GENERAL AUC.
Nay y at g h %l street,
the fixnres Of LIQUOR store consisting q hsi
81 Ts Sa5sax Gee
pARTIrIoN sALE-THIs DAY, DIGGER PORTER
room, iii Broadway at u O'clock NJ those Two elegant
sS SFY a
@ fee. x naSe al s
o IL c s mrps ssi% roc
Third avenue
L THos' J. McGRArH, Auctoneer, lss Chatham St,
will sell THIS DAY.
gold and silver Watches, Diamonds and gold Jewelry,
Pins Engs Earrings Belts Chains, &c also Guns Pts j,
Third avenue
pAwNBRoKERs sALE.-JAMEs AGAR. AUCTION s.
viii sell this day, at 70 New Bowery 500 lots
da9 St bsR 81 5 srs r Mems shn 3
be sold at O'Clock
pAwNBRoKEHs sALE;-R. FIELD GhNERAL
L Auctoneer, saesroom SO Bowery will Sc Il this day.
Dresses sSawls' Remnants. undercothing, Quilts
Banket Bedding Boots shoes Csc. &C also Goats ranss
ae schuyleryle Westchester county, adjoining the
The Lots takes place there today BY FoLEYS
lars at offices II Bowery and 22sj Third avenue
DIcHARp V. HARNErT, AuoTIoNEER, WILL SELL
WEDS EsDAY May 10. atl2 O'Clock
at the Exchange Salesroom Ill Broadway,
4h avenue ara 03d street Lots 5o5xSo northwest
I'D Street Lots, s. 500 feet west Grand Boulevard
Maps &c at Ill Broadway, room I, basement
se .s ed
nesiay at = O'Clock, at salesr9om q East Broadway
fasief $%i.s SlasE WANT m%1Ssto BY
fresse Carpets window shf DEsi Mf a1vfS Marshal
CHERIFF's SALE OF WINES, LIQUORS, ALE
e h% Is f Se a sns
Ale Pump, Counters Eixtures screens also lot of
THOMAS KERRlcAN, Deputy.
@ HERMAN, sHERIFFs AUCTIONEER
ahe a tins
TAKE NOTICE THAT WILL SELL THIS DAY, AT
d 'S sixth to pay storage large lot OF House
d, p PATTERSON CO.
VALUARtkc n s At
by order Of the Ss %HbshsbS Nav 9 LAS Church.
at the private residence, No Isl West 18th street
p OF aa Pagsr S a top
sole Tables Etagere. dsmask ana lace Curtains. Bed
SION Table Dining room Furniture CHINA and Glass.
c ana variety Of
w at O'clock at 45 Canal street large quantity
oihers removing Rosewood Piano stool and Govern
E and and Suits rs and nsSsr
Bedding 80 or 60 second hand Carpets oicoths China
good housekeeping.
WILLIAM ELLIOTT, AUCTIoNEER.
w Geranlums, Fuschias Roses and a great variety of
Il NJ at No. 4 Cortiandt street near Broadway a' -
SNO LOTS MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
OUO ture 600 yards Carpet. at public auction this
Twent street. between Sixth and Seventh ave.
a in az s in satin
chsm6er Library and lining Furniture KkAhMEa
pack goods for purchasers, city or country.
&O5 nOO WORTH OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
SZO.UUU Furniture at public auction this (Wednes.
ca
g
L. FITZGERALD Auctioneer.
FOR sALE.
"A Franklin street. near West Tor I've wears on
the house; only $40 rent on the store Apply the
premises
4 LII KINDS of SEWING MACHINES AT WHOLE
n sale prices for cash-W exchange for any salable
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wARERooMs OF B. L. soUTHACK,
NO GO BRoApMrArY Ar BETW yrarrr HOUSTON AND
ELEGANT FURNITURE, MANUFACTURED Ex
PREssfY FOR CITY CUSTOM SALES, TO BE SOLD
WITHOUT RESERVE. IN CONSEQUENCE OF MR..
SOUTHACK RETIRING FROM BUSINESS JUNE ].
The stock embraces marquety inlad Cabinets, Tables
Pedestas ladies' Secretaries ana Jardinieres richly
carved black walnut ebony mounted Paror Suits in
satin and silk and wool Centre side and Fancy
Tables black walnut ebony mounted and decorated Bed
room suits ana Armours Of new designs black walnut
walnut Bookcases, Extension Tables. Bullets cylinder
Desks, Lounges, ChGoneres, Hail stands and Chairs,
rich Iambrequns, &c. &c.
Purchasers desiring have their goods stored OF
expense till June l.
The balance OF the stock including banking and ONCE
Furntr" also the store Fixtures Will be sold about the
10Th INST, due notice Of which will be given
TERE. JOHNSON, JR., AUCTIoNEER
- General salesroom 81 Nassau street; Real Estate
Department u Park
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE,
VELVET AND
BRUSSELS CARPETS.
JERE JOHNSON Jr. win sell this day at his sales
rVoin p issau street at l0is O'Clock. large assort-
mem OF Household Furniture by the best city makers
COMPRISING black walnut Paror suits in satin and silk
repsi eieEhht BLACK walnut Bedsteads Bureaus Wash
s,,hus nonmooes rosewood ttogeres Card Tables oak
ppisng Room se@ curied hgr Mattresses and feather
BEDS lgu very nne m0quet Carpets, large assort-
ueHt OF Brnssels and ingram of Grade
ONCE Desks, Chatrs, Ratings. &c. - So
Also
an invoice OF FowiinQ Pieces
nne Retriever Dog.
SATURDAYS sale
viii commence with IW BruAsels and ingram Carpets
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SALES AT AUCTION.

FIRST class modern Pictures al private safe a. very
great bargains, or exchange
Nv HASELTINE not having disposed OF the best and
valuable Paintings OF his COLLECTION IN MS late
aes has rehang them in the galleries OF
the Messrs LEAVITT, SIT Broadway, where they are
VA PRIVATE SALE.
He is also willing 10 make exchanges OF pictures Win
wenflemen owning paintings that they may desire 10
for better or tresher works.
These pictures will be offered only at private sale or
Mr. HfsRLTINE will be in attendance from 80 A. NJ.
N0:NP. NJ.
LINENS
SALE OF IRISH LINENS MARSEIILES QUILTS, &c,
the property Of Belfast manufacturer,
who is giving up his New York store,
consigned for immediate sale,
consisting OF
DOUBLE DAMASK SATIN FINISH TABLE CLOTHS
in all sizes. :
Napkins Doylies, Handkerchets, Hnckaback, TURKISH
and Damask Towels, Crash. Bird Eye Diaper,
Sheeting, Damask by the yard, Linens, &C.
Marseilles Quilts and Toilet Quilts, Bureau Covers,
Lawns, &c
To be sold az auction Thursday morning, May a. 1874,
commencing at lOIs O'clock at the Clinton Hall Sale
Goods now on exhibition.
The Messrs. LEANiTT, Auctioneers
Art SALE. o.,,-.-...
beautiful collection OF the latest work.
OF AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ARTISTS
are now on exhibition
at the Art Gallery
No. GO Liberty street,
and Will be sold al auction
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, May a and -;
EDWARD StHENCK
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-20

AN OLD OFFENDER.-Yesterday after:
noon Cook Jordan alias Jack L. Har-
den alias Charles Sangston was arrested
and taken before Squire Cla.ksou,
charged by DR.. J. H. Longden with
stealing a scarifcator valued at four
dollars ard gold pen valued at six
dollars, On the 18th Of the present
month. In default Of $500 he was COM
mitted to jail until next Monday after
noon, at which time he will have q
further hearing before the same JUS
tice.
Cook Jordan is we'll known char.
scter in this community. He figured
quite extensively in Wheeling shout
twelve years sgo as bold young thief.
He was but mere boy at that time,
and gained the IO5riquet OF Claude
Duval, among the police and others
for his daring robberies. He generally
escaped punishment in consequence o.
his tender years, though he served ssY-
eral abort terms in the county jail
Cook" ought 10 have known better
than to come back to the scenes OF his
youth, and expect to be successful. He
10 too we'll remembered for that.
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River News.

The river was falling last evening,
with IL feet 9 inches in the channel.
The Granite State arrived from
Portsmoth and departed for Pittsburgh.
The ]. E. Rankin arrived from Pitts
burgh early yesterday morning.
The Courier LEFT yesterday morning
for Cincinnati. She will be on the
docks for about q week. We UNDER
stand that the Mallie Raglan will take
hep place in the Parkersburg trade.
The towboat j. N. Camden passed
up with small tow OF empty barges.
The towboats Tom Leslie and Jim
Jackson passed down with a low Of
coal.
The R. W. Skillenger was expected
from Pittsburgh last night on her way
to Cincinnati.
The R. R. Hudson ia due from Gin
cinnati this ,..ernoon.
The Express ID the Parkersourg
packet this morning at the usual hour
by Telegraph
LOUISVILLE, February l9.-River
rising slowly with IL feet 6 inches in
the canal and 9 feet 6 inches in Indian
Chute. Weather cloudy and mild
Arriyed-Thomas Sherlock. Departed
Sherlock, New Orleans.
ST.. LOUIS, February 10 -Arrived-
Yseger and Mary Lawrence, New Or
leans; Belle Memphis, Memphis; st.
Johns, Peoria; Davenport, Keokuk,
Departed-Laura Davis, Nashville;
Belfast, Pittsburgh; Joe Kinney, Vlcks
| burg; johnson, Keokuk; Nail City,
Wheeling River falling slowly. with
10 feet to Cairo. Weather clear and
mild.
PrrrsDURoH, February l9.-River
falling with seven feet four inches.
CINCINNATI, February 19.-River 90
feet and stationary. Arrivals-Ben.
Franklin, Memphis; Andes, Wheeling
Depsrtures-Andy Baum, Memphis.
CAIRO, February l9.-Arrived-Ar'
kansas Belle, Evansville; Rogers, Mem
phis Grand Tower, St Louis; Fannie
| Lewis, st. Louis. Departed-Mary
| Alice, New Orleans; Rogers, Cincin-
natl Arkansas Belle, Evansville River
has risen % inches. Weather cloudy
with light rain; mercury 5O'.
EVANSVILLE, February l9.-Weatbel
cloudy and mild. Mercury 81 to 53''
The river has risen foot. Departed
down-Mary Ament, Morning Star
Star, Minneola. Idlewild, Fay cite, Geo,
Roberts, and Herman Campbell. Busi>
pess Gull.
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TIE finest Ball OF the season at
Turner's Hall tonight.

SUPREME COURT OF APrEALs.-- We'd
nssday, February II, lS74.-The cases
OF Julius Freitel vs. Thomas j. Jen-
kins and others, John Afford We. the
came, and Robert Ross vs. the same'
from Cabell county, were submitted.
The case OF Shields aud Preston VS..
E. A. Bennett, Sc. was argued and
submitted. For plaintiffs Fitzhugh
and Swami, and to- defendant Henry
NJ. Matthew'S.
The case OF G. d o. r. r. Company
vs. John Halstesd, from Fayette coun-
ty, was argued by Laidley d Hogeman
and Miller for appellant, and by Bur-
lew and Dubois for appellee, aud the
case submitted.
The case of Elijah Burdett Va.
Alfred K. Cain, from Roaue, was con-
tinued.
The case OF Addison Childers and
others vs.. Supervisors of jackson
county was argued by English and
knight for appellants and Moliohan
for appelle, and submitted,
Thwsday.-The case OF K. III.
Simms w. the Bank OF Charleston, was
continued.
The case OF Davis Moore vs.. Henry
S. Walker, from Kanawha county, was
argued by Laidley and Hogeman for
appellant, and by Mollohau, Nash and
Swami for appellee.
The case Of Lyle Paxton vs.. Wesley
Rucker, from Kauawha county. was
argued aud submitted. Swami for ap-
pellaut, and Mollohan j. Nash, Smith
and McWhorter for appellee.
The case OF Hollingsvorth Il Co.,
and others vs. ". c. Brooks and 9TH
from Ksnawha county, was partly sr-
gued. Mollohan & Nash, James n.
Lsidey and James II. Ferguson for
appellants, and Smith and Knight and
Miller for appellees.
Friaay-An appeal was allowed the
defendant in the case OF j. n. Camden
vs.. Resin P. Davis, from Wood county
also in the case OF Andrew D. johnson
and others, va. Simon Griswold and
others, from Greenbrier county. The
case OF HolliDgsworth and others We
W. c. Brooks and others was further
argued.
,Saturddy-An appeal was allowed in
tie case OF Milton H. Anterior, va
B. G. Hull and others, from Tucker
county, and also in the case OF John D
Maxwell, administrator, vs. John D.
Humphrey. from Ohio comfy. 10 the
case of Hollingsworth We Brooks the
argument was concluded and the case
submitted, as was also the argument
in the case OF Stroull us. Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, the case was sub.
mitted.
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J. 7. LAKIy & Co., merchant tailors
and dealers in gents furnishing goods
No. SO Twelfth street Gold Monroe)
have received their stock OF fall and
winter goods which they are now pre-
pared to make up in the lates styles to
suit purchasers and q perfect fit guar
anteed. They have also on hand full
line OF gents furnishing goods to suit
the no ,st fsstidiops. Peraons oootem-
plating buying will do we'll to call and
examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Shirts made to order and fit guar
anteed.
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EplpEMIc.-0ne Of our country e1-
changes speaks Of . peculiar epidemic
now prevailing in the country round
about where it is published, which BAL
hes the skill OF the physicians. 1t AZ
fects males and iemsies alike. AL
though the physicians aid 10 pcWe'lsss
the malsdy yields readily to the tieat'
ment Of clergymen. A justice o! the
peace will answer if no clergyman is at
hand. The epidemic 10 question ragged
in Wheeling for many years with great
violence-usually the most severe dur
ing the cooler months, but at present it
hardly may be said to exist in tn sec.
ton. 1t may be prevented by bringing
up your daughters to wear extravagans
clothing and ornament the front win
dcva while their mothers are in the
kitchen; also by encouraging striker
and panics among the men tolki.
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Todd and Logan, the latter gentleman

Todd and Logan, the latter gentleman
offered the following substitute:
RESOLVED, That the Committee on
Buildings and Grounds BE- instructed to
inquire into the expediency of consoli-
dating at proper time, the present SUBJ
divisions OF Madison township with
Clay township district, and Of erecting
in suitable locality a building suffi-
cient to accommodate the children Of
both districts, and inquire what grounds
can be obtained for such purpose, with
the probable cost Of the came; and re-
port as soon az possible to q called
meeting OF this Board.
On motion OF Mr.. Maxwell, the SUBJ
stitute was amended by striking out
the words, COMMITTEE on Grounds and
Buildings" and inserting, "ths COM
missioners OF said township" The
substitute, as amended. was then
adopted IN lieu OF Dr.. Hupp's resolu-
ton.
On motion the Board adjourned.
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GoIyo THE RoUSDs.-There is gang
of thieves in town tina: sre evidently
martial to doctors offices. Within the
past week, they have paid their respects
to DR.. James Cummins Office, where
thew stole two cases Of valuable instru-
ments; DR.. Longdon lost a soariGcstor
and a gold pen; and from DR.. Kelley
several instruments OF value were taken
We advise the rest OF the followers OF
Esculspius to look 8 little out.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

-SDvp AND by VIRTUE OF A DEED
| ~ irnst made by James Burrows and
LNve his wife, and Martin Burrows anu
Amanda his wife, to the undeTslSneu ss
Trustee, dated the 2sth Of May, ises, ana .!
record in the Clerks once Oh In YEA ST Sookk
No. s4 mage I5, WIN offer for sale at pup.
lie auction, al The mont door OF Inc court
House OF Ohio county, W. va, on
Monday the Esd day OF Feb. 1874.
ut 10 O'Clock a. m, the following properly,
that is TO say. two certain tracts or parceIs
~ land, situated in Ohio county, W. va ,on
Wheeling creek, formerly known as rssy
mill property. The drst thereof Is bounded
va follows: Beginning at double chestnut
oak ON the top Of ridge corner John
Fsary, ST., and thence with the line - 4
~ & poles to a Sugar tree, thence =. IS +.
y, 10 pSeaeS. thence Il. s. W. 10 poles, cross
ing wheeling creek at 81 poles to the begin
Dj5u. The second parcel thereof adlolns
the tract above described and Is bounded
AZ follows: Beginning at stone IN me nIst
tine of the tract above described distance
~ IA 10 poIes from the sugar tree stump OF
,be original corner tree, and nom saio
..o,e = 52o E. is poles TO rock at the
month of the tail race, thence 3. 4sA W
% 40 poles, thence N. S2H WI po'es 10
stone in the orignh Ins S eontainins
in all. the said two tracts, l04H acres;
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash, or as
,r,nch more as the purchaser may elect 70
nav. and the balance OF the purchase mon
ey In two equal instaumehts, pay and ND tvc
Vears from the day OF sale, the oelelIeo
payments to be secured by deco OF tIusS up,
on the property or by satisfactory PERSONA
security. ,,o,, ,>-,staa
No. 100 Chapline street;
n HFRVEY. Auctioneer. 1anA.l
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Cu.pcvp WITH LUNLCI.-Yesterday

CHARGED WITH LUNAcr.-Yesterday
a man named Louis Bounds, was taken
before Squire Caldwell, charged with
lunscy, Bounds is from Washington
Pa, and has been running the streets
OF this city for three or four weeks, and
acting in the most vulgar manner. He
was committed to. Jail until the 18th
of March, when be will have an exam
ipstion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-20

APLEAsAYr APFAIE.-Our genial and
gallant friend, Major Anderson, enter.
tsined large party Of mis- gentlemen
friends last evening at rooms in the
Bailey building and supper at the Com
mercial Dining Rooms. A very pleas.
ant gathering OF intimate acqusintances
vss he'd aud was hesftiiy ca Dyed BY
all present TWAS whispered around
that this was the last bachelor party
which the Major expects to give in this
city, but TOR the truth Of the rumor We
do not pretend to yoycb. Atsll events
we wish him much good luck in whats
ever life Association" he may be
connected with.
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STORE RoBBED.-Sometime Wednes-
day night, the confectionery establish
ment of Cochran & McGinty, on Mar
ket street, was entered by thieves who
succeeded in getting about s. in cash.
They went through" the entioe house,
but did not take anything. They were
evidently only in quest of the cast.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-20

ArrAcHEp.-Wm. II. Irwin, United
States Deputy Marshall, yesterday
morning before daylight levied an
attachment on the steamer James E,
Rankin, sued out by come Of her owners,
they having quarreled about who should
be Cap,siu. The Marshall settled the
matter by taking command, and dropped
her down 20 the "bone-yard," where
she will be apt to stay until sold by
him.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-20

THE SUCCESS OF TIE CoLFHANs. Last
evening the celebrated Coleman Sisters
made their DEBUT in this city at the
Opera House, to splendid audience.
These performances are OF the most re-
fined and pleasing nature. They give
one OF the best entertainments ever
given in the Opera House. Their
cornet solos, Duets, banjo eolos and
Duets, double and triple clog dances,
would put many older professionals to
blush. They give an entire change OF
programme 10 night and grand matt
nee tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-20

BEFORE SeUIRE McCoRNIcK.-f ester.
day. William Bell went before Squire
Mccormick and made complaint
against Dora Otto. for disturbing the
peace and using abusive language to-
ward hip. The justice required the
accused to give bond ior mis- good be-
havior for the period of one year.