The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-06-11
Tha sontb aide Of Sixth sireet from

The north and south sides of Cent? al
Avenue from Guernsey street west to
C. o. railroad, also the north and
south sides of Central Avenue from
Belmont street to Water street.
Lot No. 7 in block l9 on Guernsey
street.
Lots Nos. is, l9 and 20 in block Is
on east side OF Guernsey street between
First and Second streets.
North side of First street from Bel
mont to Guernsey street.
Lots Nos. II, Is, 10, 20, 81 and % in
block No. l6, east eide OF Guernsey
between First and Crescent streets.
West side of Guernsey from First to
Crescent street.
North halt of lot No. 5, and sll OF
lots Nos. l, 9, 6 and Z, west side OF Bel
mont street, between First and Crescent
streets.
Lots 10 and 90 esst side of Belmont
street, between First and Crescent SITS.
North side OF Pultuey street from
Union to Water street.
East and west sidee OF Union street
from Pultuey to York street.
North and south sides OF York street
from Union to Pike street.
Pike street, east aud west sides, from
York street to north line OF Ohio Glass
House lot
South side OF Main street (south OF
McMsban's creek, from Pike street TO
north east corner OF John Crozier's lot.
North side OF High street from Pike
street to the National Glass House lot.
North side OF Ohio street from Pike
street 10 the Ohio river bsnk.
THE workmen at the Baltimore and
Onio work shops, received word this
morning that their time had been re-
duced 10 the eight hour system, and
their wages cut down ten per cent pro-
portonately. Considerable dissatistsc-
ton exists among the men, and four
had quit work this morning 10 look Tor
a job elsewhere.
A LARGE delegation arrived on the
morning train from Martins Ferry,
Bridgeport and Wheeling, TO attend
the Sabbath School Inititute which is
still 10 session. The meeting yesterday
afternoon is spoken OF as very inter
esting. The meeting was called TO or
der 10y Mr.. Chslfant, Of Martins Fer
~, then hymn, Gentle Shepherd
pass me not by," was sung. Mr.. ChsI-
liant then delivered an eloquent PRAYER.
and Mr.. VIM. Alexander WAS appoints
ed President OF the Institute and Judge
Anderson Secretary. A number OF
ministers spoke on the subject OF Sab
bath School work and how great q
means OF religious education it was to
the PEOPLE. The Rev. Mofiat delivered
some pointed remarks as to the duty
OF parents in attending Sabbath school,
and afforiiug proper instruction to the
youth. Mr.. Ball instructed
the teachers for short time
concerning their week day work. The
principal feature OF the afternoon, how
ever, was a splendid discussion between
Mr.. J. J. Lane and Mr.. VIM. Alexan-
der, concerning the use OF the West
minister series OF lessons in schools.
Mr.. Lane holding that they could not
lie improved, while Mr.. Alexander
claimed the oral method oil teaching
without any defLite or prescribed
questions depending merely on the
Judgment and sense OF the instructor
az better, and said in proof OF the fact
that many times when there were print
ed questions the teacher and pupil
would depend entire y upon them, not
even looking through the lesson Tor
truths not down on the paper, and 1t be-
come kind OF rote when the pupil knew
just what questions his teacher would
ask. He gave as an example the case
OF boy who was absent from Sabbath
school one Sabbath, and the next when
the teacher said, John, where were
you last Sabbath p be answered,
thinking it the fret question in the
Lesson he had looked up, "Seyen and a
b alf miles from Jerusalem"
This discussion excited considerable
attention, bnt when the vote WAS taken
it was in favor. OF retaining the series OF
lessons.
THERE will be social at the NJ. E.
Church Tomorrow night.
TEE Reading Society will meet at
Mr.. Hetherington's Tomorrow night.
AT the League meeting last night
there was not a sufficient number
present to tranaact business. 80 meet
ing to elect officers will be held at 3
p. N. Friday afternoon at the Episcopal
Church.
Mr.. Gill, OF the firm OF Gill and
Walker, 10 at bushes. again, after an
illness Of several weeks.
The Knights OF Pythias meet to-
m orrow night.
The citizens interested in the street
car movement had q meeting last night
aud report favorably. The charter has
been obtained, also the right OF way
through the streets, and considerable
money subscribed. The papers are
open tor subscriptions, and the enter
prise begins 10 assume definite form.
For THE OLD CoUNTRY.-Mrs. Mary
A. Sherry, OF onr town, starts Tor Ire
land to-day. She accompanies Mr..
John Reid, Sr, Of your city, who also
leaves to-day.
BEywooD.
The people seem to be pursuing the
even tenor OF their way, and find no
time, apparently, 10 attend to anything
outside o! business as We can gather no
sensation items.
On account of the extreme heat few
O, the men 10 the mills can make full
time.
NOTWITHSTANDING the fact that Ben
wood ia very healthy location there