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ITO LET-FURNISHED, FIRST HOUSE ON LEFT
side of ls9th street, near Grand Boulevard an acre
ground, carriage house and stable For terms inquire
on ne premises and 3a Water Best
required
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DOWERY THEATRE
MONDAY, MARCH l6, 1s74, and during the week, en-
gagement OF Mr Z. I; y; the popu,ar iavoriie
drama, entitled REVENGE.
Engagement OF the following artists, who will appear
in old time Mnstresy original Sketches Songs Dances,
DC.
Mr. CHARLEY WHITE. Mr.. BOB HALL.
THE CELEBRATED CARROLL FAMILY,
3. n. CARROLL and LITTLE DICK, the GENERAL
and Master EDDIE,
in the sketch called 1.-THE ixth Ward MacFaddonsn
MISCHIEVOUS NIGG hR.
MALICIOUS TRESPASS.
Second week Of WILLIS C0BB'S TROUPE OF PER
FORMING DOGS GOATS AND MONKEYS.
THURSDAY. MARCH l9, MATINEE.
Benefit to the Poor OF the Tenth Ward under the drec
ton OF Capta Ward
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AMUSEMENT


VNALLACK'S
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER wALLAcK
Doors open AT ;JJ; commences at 8 O'Clock.
rwENTf-FlRsr WEEK OF THE COMEDY skhiEs
AND EVERY RSkSiSo Sf buhi Is PA ffhE WEEK
will be presented sheridanls fine comedy OF
THE RIVALS. -
pr III vop
Eoo Rhrr
Iaptaln Absolute. Mr e. AInotS
'---...'-...-. NJ - "
DaNlu. MI r, N; toliaia
mt . w. hepuaiu
iyaia Langush Miss Jeureys Lewis
Jula Miss Dora o!1th wai,e
ElyALs MATINEE, SATURDAY. March i az :S e..
be limited 10 SIX NIGH IS. in consequence OF the prom
GENITAL PARK and THE VETERAN.
RooTH's THEATRE. LESSEE. ). B. BOOTH
ID ENGAGEMENT
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY OF THE
DISTINGUISHED DRAM ATIsT AND ACTOR
49, DION BOCCICAuLT,
who win appear or the first time this city IN "a yearO
on MONDAY EVENING. March i6, lTA
A'' Gnu MS ies's'i IA a' GoPpAhEEN i.A
In hts own beautiful Drama, in three acts entitled.
THE COLLEEN BAWN,
BRIDES OF GiAafRRyowEx
supported by the
whole strength OF the Dramatic Company,
bRAaa WiII Be W
With Nav AMP APPROPRIATE SCENERY BY
Music BY
PROPERTIES = AND CXLcIVMs'.
BY MESsRS. DEUEL. 4 sCOLLON
Seats secured IN advance Ct the Theatre and At tho
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AMUsEMENTs.
MARTINBrTLS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,


GRAND OPERA HOUSE, MARrINBrTIs.
sAis an 'ns sa DHss
Family Circle ree s. cen %
RAvEL REVIVAL
via ss Dess to engagement
of pansommi.t.S, iA e = namsst. FAMILY
f hs,3ea ssSr aI1snsts yerl.ai x.ransm
lsnatus MartnetsL Nine Msrcett til. 'A''''
formerly Identified with and legitimate sue
eessof 10 the lame OF the renowned old New York
whose nerform1 THE Ray RAyA L FAMILY.
potin households s 'A' SHAinn VI "e""
sIs5 Ss sss' e1sis Con
or HA FL E EsHai
the contributed display q vivSnds ~
tary mansau 'T and called ''' anu general MILL
THE CoNscRIPr
New oowni New PaRs. .,ssn|,, New coumbias,
The evenings entertainment viii be augmented by Tie
"RoUND OF PLEASURE
sIfH = n 'Pssss'y sfi;, WILSON
and the beautiful ux
the latter appearing in an entirely new and and original
Spanish grand ballet daction, called HOLIDAY FES.
TlyAL ~ ANDALuSIAm assisted by By s. Im corps,
N UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS.
=, The brilliant young American Comedian,
MAYO Mr.. FRANK MAYO. MAYO
In the beautiful ldyl of Life in the West
DAyY CROCKETT.
Mis- ROSA RAND. ELEANOR vAUGHu
THE UNIVERSAL COMMENTATOR
and public stamp this charming love story the
SATURDAY MATINEE at HALF-PAsT ONE.
Hl BROADWAY
NJ va A PEkFECT AVALANCHE; OF TALENT '''''
UNSURPASSED ATTRACTION,
MONDAY March It, first week, the
~. ,ogv .,pv COMBINATION NJ, ,oux
Mr.. ADD RYNAN.
MAcKIN and WILSON.
J. II. BUDWORTP,
HARRIaAN and HART.
Mr.. ED HARRIGAN sings his new Irish Song,
MISS ALICE BENNETT, -
MISS JENNIE sATERLEE
Mr.. TOM GRANGER
NEW oLIO.
Ryman's a" gHNNy E agsEs IN FOG.
Matinee WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

Mrs. SUSAN EVERETT, NJ D., WILL LECTURE TO
V1 ladies in the lecture room of the First Baptist
church. corner Park and Thirty ninth street.
on March 10 ana T. Subjects onday..Dress in its
OF Women" These lectures will be repeated in the
Harlem Congregational church, corner OF l25th street
and Second avenue. Wednesday Thursday, March
Is and 49, at 80 +. NJ. Admission 80 cents.
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- Institute.-Rebuilt remodelled and with 800 fresh
attractions, now open to the pubic at 65S broadway
opposite the Grand Central Hote Models OF
portion Of the human frame, breathing mechanical ig
ures, altogether comprising most entertaining
and instructive exhibition the world Admission 81
cents Scientific lectures daily; free TO visitors.
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urntshen.

A VLKf hANDsoME HOUSE TO RENT-BFAUTr.
"a luiy lufhshed on West rwenty.tnird street. four
story hlgh stOOp brown stone rem Ssil nor ,n'ptf
also twenN-second street af ~ s90 ana o a.
Twenty ourth street. Sl,5OV ~'' '- '"N vi
JAMES H. EDWARDS, 50 West Twenty. third street
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no RENT-A FINE SUIT OF OFFICES SUITABLE
1 tor a corpora ton or a large law firm consists OF
large counting and three private Offices soreroom,
closets steam heat &C. Inquire at the othce Of
tue North American Life Insurance pany IL and IL
Warren street
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THE CINCINNATI
WEEKLY ENQUIRER
Gfres to ercrv $500 Subscriber a
large and handsome
CHRONIC
CALLED
PUTNAM at the PLOW!9

Of GI OF ras, be and good one. ie.smbs 90
perfectly hs cory from which they wem tax.
en- that it's My the pracIiCed eye that can
tell the difference.
The sdojoccOf this Chrome General Pat.
nam recalls to mind The earlier history Of cur
country, when patriotism meant love Of coun.
try and home above all other considerations.
The picture shows 6eGeTai futham 10 The act
OF blowing IN MS hsld' a tne'nteu courier
suddenly aPPeaS 10 Ho'I,y MN " 'n'Prsnulhg
danger, The fearless ru'nam lmmcdiItely
checks his team taxes tht'n rom I've pillow.
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CONDENSED ITEMS.

Last Saturday Frank Godfrey
was arrested in Chillicothc, ILL.,, for
drunkenness, and placed in the Gala
boose, a wooden structure, Soon
aftcrward the building took fire and
burned so rapidly he could not be
rescued,
The Siamesc twins were married
to sisters, natives of North Carolina,
Their weightavoirdupois, is 475lbs,
while the twins weighed but 21O.
Aged one hundred and three
years, was Francis Hoy, who died
in Columbus last Saturday morning
He was born in Bavaria in III;
and it is reported he was never sick
until the weekprcyious to his death.
An Episcopal convention is call
ed to meet at Charleston, West Eir-
ginia, on Friday, the DIST of April
next.
The Baltimore conference of the
NJ. L. Church, south, takes place at
Staunton on the 4th ofMmch next.
A Committc of the Woman's
Temperance League visited the
steamer Active, on Tuesday. They
seem now to be hunting for the evil
on the steamers as well as on land.
Ledger.
The latest gigantic fraud among
officials is that the revenue officers
at st, Louis, who are charged with
winking at and aiding in the man
ufacture of whiskcy and its ship
ment free of duty to New York for
eXportatlon.
The United States Senate has a
new accession in the election by the
Mississippi Legislature of another
negro Senator. 1t is noteworthy
that while Northern politicians Of
the Radical type manifest great JOY
over the election ofnegroes to office
in the Southern States, not a single
Northern State has ever elected a
negro toreprosentitat Washington,
Huntington gets about 5000 Of
the Peabody Fund, and yet is not
happy.
The river Amazon is said to be
1900 feet wide at a distance of28OO
miles from its mouth.
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WEST VIRGINIA.:

WEST NllGlNl&
A T RULES held in the Clerks Office Of
n the Circuit Court Of Putnam County On
the fist Monday in February. 1874
Adolph Hess. John w. English. trustee, jas
CapGhart, r. S. Bickel, aad =. T. Enos, c
A. Hill, and II. A. McGomcgle, partners do.
ing business under the name Of EDos, Hill
4 Co., VS..
James S. Shields and N. S. K0nns, partners
doing business under the namc and style u
Jas. 5. Shields & Co. In Chanccry aud AZ.
tachmeut.
The object Of this suit is to subject the estate
OfthC defendants, James S Shields and ~ $,
KouSsto the payment Of the sum Of $UGlAa
with legal interest on s4OO, part thereof from
the 5th day Of July, 1873, tin paid, and like
interest on $2Gl.l2, lhercsiduc thereof, from
the 10Th day Of August, 1873, till paid, and
the costs Of this suit. This day came the
Plaintiffs by their Attorney, and it appearing
by affidavit filed with the papers OF this cause,
that the defendants arc non residents Of this
State il is ordered that they do appear here
within one month after the first publication Of
this order aud do what is necessary 10 project
their interest in this cause.
TeSte;-GE0. W. CARGILJ, Clerk.
Tomlinson 4 English, Soils.
February 5-iw.
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MEDICINAL SpmNG,-Mr. James
NJ. Vanmetre, who resides near the
city, has aspiring upon his premises,
which, from the opinion expressed
by many old citizens he was led to
believe contained rare and useful
medicinal qualities. Mr.. V. there
fore has had the water tested by
two ofthc best chemical experts Of
the country, and this test has result
edin finding the following chemi-
Gals held in solution:
Lime, CaIcia, Magnesia, Soda,
Iron, Carbonic Acid, Sulphuric
Acid, Silica and Chlorine.
1t will be at once seen that this
spring combines rare curative quail
ties, which will undoubtedly render
the water useful inmany diseases to
which humanity is hcir.-Hates-
man.
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THE RIGHTs or RAILWAY PASsEN-
GBRg.-Thc exact status ola passcn-
ger On u crowded railway train,
who, unable to find a seatin the or
binary ears, goes into palace car
has been the subject ofaprotrNctcd
lawsuit in New York, The facts
are these; 4 Mr., Peek bought at
Utica a ticket on the New York
Central railway for Albany, and en-
tered one of the ordinary cars,
which was crowded. Theconduct-
or came along, and Mr., Peck, being
an invalid, asked for a seat, and was
told to go to the "paIacc car" He
did so, and the conductor Of this
car demanded extra fare. Mr..
Peck showed his ticket from Utica
to Albany, but was told it was not
sufficient. lie then urged that the
ticket entitled him to a seat, and
that, having been driven by the
overloaded condition of the other
cars into the palace car, he declined
to pay the extra fare. A contro,
vcrsy cnsucd, which resulted in the
stopping OF the train and W. Peek $
expulsion. He brought s'lt FOL
damages, and over a yeara&oa'u ry
gave him a verdict for $4,000, from
which the railroad company APP
poaIed. The higher court scnt the
case back for a new trial, Mr., Peck
in the meantime dying, His adj
ministrators continued the suit,
however, and at the second trial,
which was but recently concluded,
the Jury awarded $1,000 damages,
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TO LUCY Z. MARTIN.

You will take notice that I shall an the 9Th
day Of March, 1874, between The hours OF 6
a. m, and 6p, M, of that day, atthe Office Of
Jacob Bird, Notary Public, in the town Of
Mason, Mason County, West Virginia, proceed
10 take the dispositions Of myself and sundry
other witnesses, 10 be read as evidence on my
behalf in a certain suil in Cbanccry depend.
ing in the Circuit Court Of Mason County,
West Virginia, in which | am Plaintiff and
you are Defendant; and if The taking of the
said dispositions be not completed on that
day, the taking Of The same will be adjourn
ed and continued from day to day until the
same are completed Respectfully,
FRANCIS A. MARTIN.
John U. Myers, Sol Iieb, l9-lw.
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Az OLD REmc.-We were shown
one day last week, by Capt. D.
Roberts, residing near this place, a
pocket-book which is nearly one
hundred years old, and is yet in a
very good state of preservation.-
The pockct-book is made Of SPUR
rel skin, and is about five inches
squarc-about the size of the old
Continental money used in the days
when the book was made. 1t bears
the year "1787" on one corner, writ.
ten in ink. 1t is a "big thing"
compared to the pocket-books of
the present day, and is quite curl
osity.-RtpOrtcr.
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Commissioners
SALE OF LAND /!
Edward JONES

Edward JONES In Chanccry 10
vs.. the Circ'l Court
J, A. ROush & A, n, sapp. for Mason Co
THE undersigned, Special Commissioner
appointed by Decree in the above cause
rendered at the October term, 1873, will Oh
Monday, The 6hdoy of April, 1874,
1.-THE Front Door Of the Court House of said
Mason County, proceed 10 sell at public Suc'
ton to the highest bidder, a certain tract or
parcel Of land containing 50 acres, situated
near Lelart Falls Mason county, Said tract
Of land is known as the farm Of ohm A. Rou'h
lone ofthe defendants and is tho same on
which he now lives.
Terms OF Sandstone half Of the purchase
money cash in hand on day of sale. and
credit Of twelve months with interest from DAY
Of sale, as 10 the balance. Good securiLywll!
be required for the deferred payment, and tho
title retained as furtherSe security.
D, ". POLSLEY,
feb l9-td. sprc'l COm'',
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4 False LpsinWafi0n.

In the Charleston (oun'Uof Sat
urlay, isprintcd an editorial stating
that the "Point Pleasant Register Is
informed that the Executive Com
mittec proposes calling the Con.
gressional Convention for this Dis
trict sometime early in the month
of june For the information Of
the C0Wicr we state that we never
claimcdto have such "information.'
What unpublished was this; "That
the Convention would probably be
called early inJme.D Ii the editor
had read the article correctly he
would not have perverted the lang
uagc. We donot care atwhat time,
or where the Convention is held
All we want is, that itshaIl be a fair
and impartial one.
In the same article the editor in.
Inmates that we are attempting to
force a prematuroaad probably an
unacceptable nomination. upon
the District, and thinks it fought
to be resisted by the Executive
Committee" We have never at
any time, attempted to tore-staIi
public opinion, much less force a
premature nomination We have
advocated no man for Representa-
tive to Congress. We have not
asked an early calling of the Con,
contion. Every intimation and in
situation as regards the position of
this paper in relation to forcing an
unacceptable candidate" upon the
District, is false. We are absolute
" opposed to any setting up" or
packing" of the Convention, and
will most certainly expose any cal
didate, or any of his friends who
may attempt such athing. And in
the meantime, we shall watch the
course of the over-anXious editor OF
the Courier, audsee to it, that he
does not improperly force someone
ofhis Kanawha friends upon the
Convention and upon the District
And further, that he does not man
ipulatc the next election of mem
bcrs to the Legislature, in order to
put himself in to the United States
Senate.
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The Martinsbwg Statesman has
been shown remarkable specimens
of "pipc" ore, now being dug near
rOnc small piece, it says,
ten perfect iron pipes, al
most as perfect as if moulded by
mechanism. Another specimen
the appearance ofaperfect
honey comb, as if molten iron had
been droppedin particles, and, cool
ing, had formed a combined mass,
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ThcWasbington correspondence
the Chicago Tribune says that Pres
ident Grants "only object at pres
ent is to be renominated by some
party, and that in order to gain
this end he is prepared to quarrel
with the leading Republicans in
Congress. Indeed, this wrltcrsays
that "the President and his advisers,
among whom is Butler, are aware
that the Administration isunpopuIar
in Congress, lie complains bitter
" that his official recommendations
are wholly disrcgardcd;" and he
"does not mean to go out without
cxhausting his resources and STRAIT
cgv, to retain it," We cannot
Judge whether this is altogether
true ornot. odoubtGra would
like to be President forever but we
have not supposedhim wild enough
to think of being reelected for 4
third term. However, if he thinks
he can do it, there is no law to pre-
vent his trying.
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The protacted meeting at the
NJ. L. Church, at Guyandottc,
which has been carried on under
the auspices Of the Rev. NJ, w;
Rider since Christmas was closed
Sunday night; during the meeting
there were scvcnty-two acccssions
to the church and fifty conversions.
Mr.. Rider is well liked by every
body, both in and out ofthc church,
and We believe it is the wish of the
people in general, that he be given
this charge another ycar.-EchO.
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A bill is now before the Military
Committee of the House providing
for u sweeping reduction of the
army.
Among the reductions are five
regiments of infantry, two of caval-
nv, and one of artillery. Officers
who are necessarily affected by the
reduction are to receive one years
pay on being mustered out. I'm
portant changes are also proposed
in the number and mode of sclec-
ton of officers as well as the com
manding generals Of the several
military departments.
The bill provides for the appoint
mcnt of assistant surgeons and as
sistant quartermOstcrs from officers
who had served in the Medical and
Quartermastcr's Departments dur
ing the late war, and that the first
twenty graduates each year from
the Military Academy at West
Point shall be assigned toregimcnt8
and the remainder discharged,
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Onlr last week I'VE lad an 0ccas.

Only last week we had an occas-
ion to notice the success of the Mar
ietta Chair company. This week
we have to chronicle most de-
structiye fire which swept their
main building and several cheap
ones with a large stock ofdry lum-
Der. All the machinery, and some
of it was very expensive, was de-
stroyed. The direct loss will not
fall short of $4,000, which is only
partially insured. 1t is poor coa:o-
iation to say the company can sur
yiveit and 90 on, 1t can undoubt-
edly, and it will; but one hundred
men and boys, most ofthem skilled
in their particular branches oflabor,
are ont of employment for the time.
Besides this, it furnished many wo-
men in town with light labor, such
as Gaming chair bottoms and backs,
and the stopping ofthiS intorestwlIl
take the bread from grcaternum-
Der Of mouths than any other one
in our town would have done.
Many mechanics lost their tools,
and no one will deny that this fire
is a general calamity to our town,
to say nothing of the loss to owners
in the conccrn.-liaricha Register.
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Judge Brown, of Jackson conn,
ty,in a recent letter to tie Ravens
wood Ncvs, seems to have been very
INSCRIPTIONS. He charges that the
members of the Legislature rccciv-
cd postage and extra mileage, when
in fact, they took neither. There
arc some things that we arc Hcvcr
surprised at,
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NOTICE..
p. W. wray, Complainant,

Columbus Srhon, Administrator Of the Estate
of reed T. Wray, deceased with the Will
annexed. and Isaac Wray, lsa ellie Wrsy,
James NJ. WAY Margaret Nowllng, lale
Margaret Wray, and = Nowling, her hus.
baud, and Jane Nowling. late Jane Wray.
md - Nowlng, her husband, and Mary
Jane boss, lalc Mary lant Wray, and James
Doss, her husband, W. T. Wray, Lavihia
Wray, Greed WHy, John Wray, aud Lucy
Wray defendants. 10 Chancery.
Rv decree entered in this cause, at The
October term 1873, Of the Circuit Court Of Ma
son county, The saIu cause waO referred TO tho
undersigned, Special Commissioner, with in.
srucIionS to ascertain and rport
Isl. The amount Of the Trslalor'S liabilities
at the time Of his death,
3D. What amount the Tpstator'S liabilities
has since been raid by the Plaintiff ard 10
whom paid. -
81. What amount each of the Defendants
arc liable for, after d,dUctinS any credits the
Defendants are enlilletl1o, by having paid Any
Of the debts Of The FtstAtor &
4h What Amount oflrx"s has been pNit IN
the real estate, by lbr l'lantiif since The death
Of the 'rcstatOr, md other matters the parties
in interest in this cause may 1uim.
This is therefore 10 noliy all parties roncCr,
ed that have appointed Moaday the ID day
e o @aEeH s S5. IS t he d %s d fY& d Re
rs the place for hearing proof, and stating flr
accounts aud reports required by said decree,
TOIN y. TTMMS,
". R. Gum, 81. Special Commissioner
ErhmaIY I.IE.
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The defendant in the above suit will take
notice that shall, at the Law Office of F. A..
Guthrie, in the Town Of Point Pleasant Ma.
sen County, West Virgmia, on the 10Th day Of
March, 1874, between the hours Of 8 a. m. and
5 p; m, proceed tolakC the deposition Of A.
R. Barbee, aud others, to be read in nv he.
half in said suit, pending in the County Court
Of Mason; and if from any cause The taking
Of said dispositions be not commenced nm bnf
day, or il commenced, be not concluded on
that day, the taking Of the shine will be adj
ouned and continued from day to day and
flom time to time, between the same hours
until completed. Respectfully.
OLIVER P. ROBERTS,
S VI Sol by Counsel.
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The last huge joke attempted to
be practiccd upon the little handful
of Republicans in the Third Con-
gressional District, is the nomina,
ton for Congress by the Mason
County Journal Of cx-Supromc
Judge james II. Brown, of Kama
wha. This same Judge, when on
the Bench, delivered a certain op-
iuion, that will haunt him all over
the District.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-02-19

The Fairmont Vj,yiniaa comes
ont advocating a coalition between
the Republicans and Jacob Dem,
acracy. Docs the ''limtcd partner
sii5p still exist, OR is it proposed TO
dub out and commence over
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-02-19

Dawes made some unpleasant re-
Violations in the House Thursday,
which created a decided futtcr in
Republican circles, and fearful fore
holdings for the future.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-02-19

Mr.. H. II. Wood, the well-known
proprietor of the st. Albert Hotel
of this city, has rented the Hale
House, and will hereafter conduct
both Of these really frst-clas8 hotels.
Mr.. Wood has but a few if any,
superiors, as a successful and acorn
modating hotel conductor. Mr.. H..
w. Reynolds, the late Superinten-
dent of the Hale House, retircs
with the kind wishes of every one
who knows him. Charleston JOurn-
a.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-02-19

FATAL ACCIDENT Mr.. Mari,
night Waterman Of the B. & o.,
freight depot, while walking this
morning at 3o'clock on the platform
roof, missed his footing whenin the
act ordtsccnding from it, and fell,
breaking his neck. Aminquestw was
held aud a verdict of accidental
death rendered by the jury. The
unfortunate man was an old favor
itc of all who knew him, and his
untimely death is kcenly felt and
dcplorcd. The Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company looscs by his
death one of its Oldest and most
faithful employees. The culogy
pronounced upon him by our able
correspondent "0rion," is well de-
served ParkGSbmy Times.