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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-30

TONIGHT THE QUINCCPLEAAL -
Charley Shay's Quiucuple cal Troupe
of twsn,y-sight star performers will
commence at the Opers House tonight
for two evening and one matinee per-
Torrance, and cannot remain longer
than that period owing to their other
engagements. Sests can be secured
to-day at the box Office for either or
both performances. This troupe comes
with good report from the press and
public OF ether cities, and their enter
tainmspts ere selected with care to
amuse and please everybody. To.mor-
row afternoon they will give their
grand matinee for the enjoyment Of
those who cannot attend tosnight'a per-
Torrance. Tomorrow evening will be
positively their last appearance in this
city. St..
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AN exchange makes this someWhat
remarkable suggestion: I'm these very
tight times there is something suggest.
ed, that at least will be worth trying.
By expanding one penny you can make
one ton Of coal equal to three tons.
One psnnys worth of tar water will
saturate too OF Goals with treble its
original quantity Of bitumep. the priu-
cipal source OF their heat and light,
and of course, render one such ton oil
three times more value than when it
was unsaturated." 1t is worth trying,
ct any rate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-30

DIsTINGUlsHsp TopRIsTs. We under.
stand that the special train containing
the English capitalists and party, who
have been examining the industries o.
the west, will arrive at Benwood this
morning on their way 10 Baltimore. 1t
is reported that they will take time 10
come up to Wheeling, aud visit sll the
nail mills and glass houses in this
vicinity. The party is compos-
ed Of the following persons: Mr..
s. Endicott Peabody, Of the firm OF j.
S. Morgan e. Co., London, England ;
Mr.. J. Pierepont Morgan, of Drexel,
Morgan 4 Co.. New York; Mr.. Len
crett Soltonstall and Mr.. F. Peabody,
Of Boston; Messrs. G. W. Miller, C. z.
Tracy, and F. W. Stevens, Of New
York; Mr.. John King, Jr, President
pro tenn Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road; Mr.. Robert Garrett, son Of
President Garrett; Col. Thomas R.
Sharp, Master OF Transportation. and
Mr.. j. L. Wilson, Master Of Road.
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J. 7. LAklN & Co., merchant tsilols
and dealers in gents furnishing goods
No. SO Twelfth street (old Moproe)
have received their stock OF TALL and
winter goods which they are now pre-
pared to make up in the lstes styles to
suit purchasers and perfect fit guar
snteed. They have also on hand full
line OF gents furnishing goods to suit
the m ost fsstidious. Persons contem-
plating buying will do well to call and
examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Shirts made to order and fit guar.
anteed.
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WHOLESALE GRcCERlEs.-We Gail at
tention TO the advertisement OF Messrs,
Tingle e. lshau, in another column o.
this mornings REGISTER This well
and favorably known firm have laid 10
one OF the largest assortments ofgroce-
ries for the spring trade Of 1874 to be
found in the city, and country mer-
chants and retail dealers will do we'll 10
call at their establishment, No. 1908
Main street, and zee for themselves.
This stock in part comprises full line
OF New Orleans sugars, refined sugars,
syrups, Rio and Java coffee; all brands
of fancy and family flour, teas, tobac-
co, spices, fish, groceries, drugs, &c,
&c. The stock has been purchased at
the lowest possible figures and with
great care, with q view to aecommo"
date their large and increasing trade.
This house has been long recognized
as being among the leading wholesale
grocery houses in Wheeling, a reputa-
lion which hiss been obtained 90 much
by the character OF the stock kept on
hand, as BY the enterprise of the firm.
The senior member OF the house, Mr..
George r. Tingle, is too well known
throughout every section Of West Vir-
ginis, both for his gentlemarly aud
business qualifications, to need any
commentator from us. Whatever his
name is connected with. is a guarantee
that it is sound and first class. Retail
dealers and merchants throughout
eastern Ohio, western Pennsylvania and
West Virginia will therefore find it to
their advantage to patronizs this estab-
lishment, both on account OF their re-
sponsibili'y, superior stock and the low
prices.
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gEroRE SQUIRE ScHUL1z-The DO,

BEFORE SQUIRE ScHuL1z.-The boys
who were engaged in the disturb auce
and assaulted William Nottermanu at
Hobbs glass works, were taken before
Squire Schultz yesterday, after they
got through at the police court, On a
State warrant. All Of them, Thomas
Owens, James Howard, Micbse! Short
", Patrick Gib!eu, Samuel Hermann
and Michael Owens, were put under
bond in the cum OF 500 each for their
good behavior for one year.
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Arrruprrn Sn1clpE - Wednesday

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. - Wednesday
evening, about six o'clock, William
Lippincott ATTEMPTED to commit suicide
by shooting himself in the head with q
revolver. The following are the cir
cumstapces.
Lippincott has been separated from
his wife for the past two years and has
been away from the city during this
time, until his return about week ago.
He went to the residence Of his father
in-law, Geo. W. Nichols, on the bill
above Fulton, where his vile has made
her home since their separation, on
Wednesday evening and snquired Tor
JAIME. Nichols. On being informed
that the gentleman was not 10, he asked
to see his wife. She came out OF
her room and met her husband in the
hall. He then asked 10 zee his chill
drep, and when they were presented to
him be kissed Il EN-. lie then pulled
letter out OF his pocket and
offered il to bis wife who refused to re-
ceiye it. He then put his hand into
his pocket and pulled out a revolver.
Mrs. LippiDcott seeing what it was
and fearing that be would shoot her,
run, leaving him standing in the hall
About five minutes afterwards she
heard the report Of the pistol. She
Immediately returned to the hall, where
she found him lying on the floor with
d bullet in his head.
The ball perforated the skull about
two inches above the bridge OF the nose
and took q downward course and en-
bedded itself back OF the eyes. He was
still living last night, though in crit.
cal condition. DR.. Frizzle is attending
him.
Lppiucott ia about twenty-seven
years cid, a painter by occupation, and
has been married nine years, two chill
dren being the result Of the union. he
lived happily with his vile until the
last two or three years, his intemper-
ance being the cause Of the separation.
He was intoxicated when he attempted
to kill himself. and domestic troubles
is assigned as the reason Tor desiring
10 nut himself out OF the world.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
-, TauRsDAY EyN'Se, Jan. 20.

-f-.a.srsss THuRsDAY EyN'SG, Jan. ~.
An adjourned meetisg ofthe Board
OF Education was held last night.
Present-Messrs. Bickel, Caldwell,
Craw ford, Ellifriz. Hall, Hupp. Logan,
Maxwell, Otte, Stilei, Stewart, Toddand
Wilson. ~.
The President stated that the object
of the meeting was to consider the re-
port of.the Committee on Buildings and
Grounds, in relation to the proposed
school house in the Second ward.
The Committee on Buildings and
Grounds, 10 whom was referred the
plan for the contemplated school house
Tor the Second ward, submitted to the
Board by Mr.. c. c. Kemble, January
IA, 1874, for their examination, with
instructions to report such changes and
notifications as in their opinion should
be made, and also the probable
cost OF said building, reported that
they had examined plan submitted by
Mr.. Williams which has some merits,
but upon due consideration OF both
plans the Judgment Of the committee is
that the former plan, with certain chan
yes and notifications, hereafter men
toned, is probably the beat adapted ior
the locality OF the grounds. The ap-
proximate estimates OF the architect of
the cost of the building is $4,000, he
furnishing no detailed statements oil
the estimates. The committee there
fore offered the following resolutions
which were adopted:
Resolved, That the plan Of the Sec
ond ward school house, as modified by
the committee. and which plan acccms
panies this report, be recommended
Resolved, That the architect, c. c.
Kim BILE. be instructed to prepare plans,
drawings and specifications oil the gen.
eral plan as reported by the committee.
and submit the same at the next regu
lar or special meeting OF the Board
The Committee on the German Lam
guage made a report and offered the
following resolution in reference to a
report made by Superintendent Will
liams:
Resolved, That the Committee on
German Teachers be permitted to trans
fer Mr.. C. A. Schaefer to Richie
school. lie shall there take cbarge..oI
the higher classes Of the German de-
partment, as much as practicable, aud
that q teacher be appointed to gil the
vacancy this occasions, in the German
department in Washington township,
Miss Mary Z. Davis was confirmed
as teacher in tie night school for the
Third ward.
% pnt,on a6inurnp1
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DRUG STORE RcBBEp.-Sometime
during Wednesday night q thief enter
ed the drug store Of Brentlipger Il
Derry, on Market street, and stole
about two dollars 10 small change, all
that was in the money drawer. The
thief effected an entrance by taking q
pane Of glass out Of the window in the
rear OF the store. This is the fourth
time that this store has been robbed
within the last FIVE months, and whoever
did it has gotten in the same way on
each occasion. The proprietors ought
to put iron bars across their back win-
dows.
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Ga motion adjourned.

BEFORE SQUIRE PHILLIPS On We'd
nesday evening man named Nan
made complaint against Thomas Dor-
sey, before Squire Phillips, charging
him with having abused his, (Dorsey's)
wife. The Justice required him to give
bond in the sum OF 500 for his good
behavior for siz month";.
Mrs. Dorsey then swore out a war
rant against Nan, charging him with
threatening to kill her. The Justice
continued the case until two o'clock
Saturday afternoon, and held Nan il
the sum Of SlG) bail for his appearance
at that time
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THE FIRE LAST NlcuT.-The alarm
OF fire about twelve o'clock last night,
was occasioned by the burning Of the
repair chop al the Baltimore and Ohio
machine shopo, in the Sixth ward. AL
though the Ere department YVES prompt
ly on hand their services were not re-
quired. the FIRE having been extiugpiahed
without their assistance. The fire il
supposed 10 have originated from The
sparks OF a locomotive having been
blown on the roof Of the building The
damage was slight.
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A WARNlNG.-The bad boys that
have been disturbing the congregation
of the English Lutheran Church, on
10th street, during their weekday SER
vices, for sometime back, had better
take warning. Judge Cranmer says if
any of them are brought be ore him
again be will send them TO Jail for
thirty days. You East Wheeling rats
should cut this out and paste it in your
ba,s,
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River News.

The river was rising last evening,
with II feet, 8 incher. .--..
The Courier left for Parkersburg
with good trip. -.. ."
The Exchange arrived from Pitts
burgh aud departed for Cincinnati.
She took 200 kegs OF nails at the River
side mill.
The J. z. Rankin, from Pittsburgh,
departed for Matamoras at 3 A. NJ, with
a light trip.
The towboat Tom Dodsworth passed
up with empty barges. .4.
The Rankin will leave for Pittsburgh
this morning at o'clock.
The Express is the Parkersburg
packet this morning.
The R. R. Hudson is due from Gin.
cinnati to-day.
by Telegraph
EVANSVILLE. IND, January o.
Weather c ,.t till evening; is now
cloudy, mercury 300. River has risen
one foot; business fair. Port list up
| John Killgorn, Arkansas Belle, Fsyette,
Robert II. Turner and Mary Ament.
Dowp-Pat Rogers, MorDiug Star,
Sam Hale and barges, generally with
good trip.
ST. LouIs, January 29.-Arriyed-
Belle CT Memphis and City OF Vicks-
burg from Memphis; johnson from
Keokuk. Departed-Julia Tor Vicks-
burg Imperial aad barges and Pau.
| line Carroll for New Orleans; Laura
Davis for Nashville. The river is fall
ing but most OF the upper streams are
rising again. The Illinois is over its
banks q! Peru and LaSalle. Weather
clear and mild. Capt. Couly is engag-
ed TO proceed along the river banks 10
search for the body OF Captain Ed. Dix,
who is supposed to have drowned Linn
sell. The Imperial and barges took
| 10000 bushels OF grain besides other
freight.
CINCINNATI, January 29.-River thir.
ty.,hree feet, six inches, and falling
Arrived-Arlington, Memphis and
Wheeling. Departed-Irousides, New
Orleans James D. Parker. Memphis.
LouIsyiLLE, January 29.--River re-
cedipg with II feet, 7 inches in the ca.
nal, 9 feet, ! riches in Indian pass at
CT. N. Sill plenty of water on the
falls for ascending aud descending boats.
Arrived-Thompsou Dean, Cincinnati /;
Arlington, Memphis; Lawrence, Nash
Vile; Allegheny Belle and barges, Gin
cinuati Messenger and barges. Pitts
burgh. Depsrted-Thompson Dean,
New Orleans: Messenger, St. Louis
The following tow boats arrived from
Pittsburgh since the last report: D. B.
Ward, Sam. Miller, Panther, Boas,
and JOAN Gilmore. All got safely
over the falls
CAIRO, January 29.-Arrived-Grand
To yer, ST. Louis River risen 10 in.
shes. Weather clear mercury SO
PrTsBURGH, January % River lie
rising with 9 feet and 4 inches in the
channel.
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REvlvAL-Rev. VIM. Grimes, D. D.,
OF Csdiz, Ohio, arrived yesterday and
began a series of revival meetings in
the Sd Presbyterian Church, ia the 9Th
ward. DR.. Grimes has a reputation
both a. an orator and Divine, and the
church will be crowded to hear him.
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ANOTHER PRizE.-As will be seen by
our telegraph report this morning, opr
insurance companies have been unfor-
tunate again. The burning Of the Olymp'
ic Tbeater, ON Market street. below 18th,
in Philadelphia, yesterday morning
lets the following banned Wheeling
companies in for 81 500 each;
Fire & Marine. Peabody, Citizens'
German and Nail City.
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A GREAT Bankrupt Sale Of Watches
and fine line of Jewelry from Bank.
rupt House OF Chicago will take place
q. Wickham's Auction House, com
mencing this evening at I o'clock p. m.
and continues from day to day until all
are sold. Sale every afternoon and
evening. W..
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THERE are 545 persons studying the
German language in public schools
This is the largest number since the
introduction OF German.
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A SPLENDID Organ for school or
church. having Octave Coupler and
Sub bass, very powerful in tone, may
be had at q bargain at Sheib's MUSIC
Store, 18th street, above Market. Free,
SIPS, regular price. $50.
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SUBSCRIBE Tor Lramie'S Comic Daily,
1t will contain one Of the latest songs Of
the day in each number. Price only
fifteen cents a week. The songs are all
for the piano and organ.
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets. Grea
Bargains. Twenly-thrce new pieces
just opered. Come and price them and
yoa will moi 20 without one.
}. w. FERRELL,
Centre Wheeling.
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Has ARRIvED.-The pay car OF the
B. O. R. r.. has arrived and will
bring Joy to the hearts OF q great many
persons in this vicinity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-01-30

JUST RECEIVED AND For SALE.-A
big lot of wool blankets at whatever
they will bring. Come aud supply
Yourselves. J. W. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling.
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HOLIDAY PREsENr5.-Those wishing
to make a han dsome present should call
and purch ase pair OF elegant slippers
or shoes. For sale cheap C:
L. V. BLcND's.
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New GOODS, new goods, new goods,
just received full assortment of foreign
and domestic dry goods and ca,pets,
such as Merinos, Mohsire's. Alpacas
and q full line Of dress goods, also six
cases Of new style dark prints. Now is
the time to make your selections.
J. W. FERREL,
Centre Wheeling.
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We suggest that Patrick. OF the
Moundsville National, take hand in
the church controversy.
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Doors AND SHoEs.-ln order to re-
duce my present large stock OF boots,
shoes and slippers, will sell them at q
heavy reduction ron former prices.
L. V. BLOND.
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SECOND HAND PIANOS AND ORGANs.-
We have on hand for sale or rent, on
easy terms, second hand Pianos and
Organs. ADAMS II Lucas,
1927 Market street.
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CAPT. WILLIA4 MORGAN, well known
in Wheeling, died sIddealy 0! typhoid
pneumonia at Bellsire yesterday morn
ing.
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Nov is the time for Embroideries
Pk's and all kinds Of White Goods.
You can buy them cheap at
293 EMANUEL ENsHHiNER.
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TIE Second ward is to have S2O,-
600 school house.
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REMNANTS, Remnants, OF Black Silks,
Poplins, Prints, Cassimeres, &c, at
one half their vrlue.
293 ENASuEL ENsHRMER.
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To save money in Brown and
Bleached Muslin 60 TO
J. ". FERREL's,
Centre Wheeling
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surrey aud efectualIy control them; The
testimony OF our hest citizens. OF all ciasses
establishes the fact, that CHERRY PECIoR
AL will and does relieve and cure the atnlc-
ing disorders OF the Throat ond Lungs be-
yond any other medicine The most dan
&. rous affections OF the Pulminary Or, ans
Weld 10 its power; and case' OF Consumpt.
ion, cured by This preparation, are publicly
known, so remarkable as hardly 10 he
believed were they not proven beyond dis
pute. AS a remedy II Is adequate, on which
the public may rely for full protection. by
curing Coughs, the forerunneTS 10 more
serious disease, II saves unnumbered iVes
and an amount OF suffering not TO be com
puted. II challenges trial, and convinces
the most skeptical. Every fami y should
keep II on hand as protection against the
early and unperceived attack Of Pulmonary
Affections, which are easily met al hrst but
which become incurable, and too often
fatal, II neglected. Tender lungs need this
defence and II Il uHwise TO be without IL.
AS a safeguard to children, amid the dis
tressng diseases which beset the Throat and
Chest OF Childhood, CHERRY PICTORIAL
is invaluable; for, by It's timely use, NJ ulti-
tudes are rescued from premature graves,
and saved TO the love and Affection centred
on them. II acts speedily and surely against
ordinary COlrs, securing sOnDd and health
restoring sleep. no one Will suffer q Ouhle-
some Influenza and PAINFUL BRONCHITIS,
when they know how easily tney can be
cured.
Originally the IrOduct OF long, laborious,
ard successful chemical investigation, no
cost CT toll IL spared in making every bottle
In the utmost possible perfection. IL may
be confidently relied upon AZ pOs sessing al!
the virtuesit has ever exhibited. and capa'
BILE Of producing cures rs memorable as
the greatest II has ever effected.
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The best assortment Of geLts slip
pers in The city is at
L. Y. BLoND's.
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THERE are fifteen persons on the
chain gang at the present time.
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 80. 1874.

YESTERDAY was more pleasant than
usual. We got a glimse OF old col.
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IL YOU want q mica picture frame, 90
to Robinsons.
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THREE bales of the best heavy Feath-
er Ticking !or 25 cents per yard at
j. W. FERREL
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PERsoNAL.-Msj. w. G. Woodsides,
paymas!er Of the B. d o. Il. R., was in
the city last evening. The report that
he bad resigned bic position was totally
false.
Hon C. Boggess, Of ClarkebuTg, IS
stopping at the Mcclure House.
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For the best style OF prints 90 10
J. w. FERREL's,
Centre Wheeling
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If you want q Grapboscope, 60 to
Robiusons.
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II you want the finest and best pho
tographs, 90 to Roblnson's.
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SITUATED IL TYLER COUNTY, WET
~ virginia on the waters OF Middle Is
land Creek, within two miles of Middle
bourne and eight miles OF sisfersyiIle. on
the Ohio river, containing 22S acre., 100
acres OF which are under Q good state of
cultivation. 10 acres or MOI Of bottom
land. The soil Ia excellent, equally rood Tor
grain or grazing purposes, there being ten
or eleven never falling. pyfnQ on the farm.
Improvements: One dwelling house con.
tanning six rooms, kitchen, q good cellar
under the house; thsre ID also large heved
log mouse on one end OF the farm which
with little repairing would be q comfort.
able dwelling no 1se two wells, one at each
house, 'rame stable conveniently Arranged:
also good grainery, work chop and stock
scales, and other necessary ont buildipes
two orchards OF excellent fruit. Churo6en.
schools, and mill, convenient; good society
and healthy ueighborhood. kor further
information inquire on the premises, or
address: r.. ar s-I
JESSE &. LAZEAR,
1,ddlebouTne, Ty;er County, w.va
Jan 10 Fg~ -as
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Ar cost to close. Flsnpels and Blank
ets at EMANuKL ENsHEndRR,
Three doors below 18th.