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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-06
RIVER NEWS.

The river was rising slowly last even.
ing with ) feet II inches in the channr.
The Express departed for Park"r.burg
at the usual hour yesterday.
The X. W. Dugan arrived from Ca.
cinuati yesterday afternoon.
The Courier j, the Parkcrsburg pscAS
thi, morning.
Several towboat, with coal psgrl
down yesterday.
The local packet. are arriving and y
parting as usual.
Business will continue duh ah,u, 20.
landing until the fall trade cumurn"'
by Tclcgraph.,
PITrSBURGH, August Driver ~
seven inches and falling.
EVANSVILLE, August j.-Wn'tr
cloudy and warm. Mercury 81 {" ~.
tn" river has risen on" foot. Port .a
Down-T. VI Means and barge. Raw
and bargcs; Smoky City; Grey hag.r
Arkansas Bell" Up-Gco. RoJyh.
Ella. Business fair.
CAIRO, August 5.--Arriy"d ]. }
Eckcrt. St Louis; Frank = hm".
Eyan-villc. River II feet II has n'en
3 feet 4 inches. There wa min I'M
forenoon. Weather clear. Mercury a.
LOUISVILLE, August j.--RIyrf falling
with 7 feet inches in the canal snl D
feet z inches in the chut" Wrath"
clear and pleasant. Ariycd-Na,bH"
and barge, Memphis; Storm and L",
Is. ID. Wood and tow. Pittsburgh. W.
parted Nashville. Cincinnati N''ii"'
st. Louis; u. ID, Wood, New OrI'a"'.
CwcISSATI, August g. River poe
last night. but i. now falling with y i''
& inch". in channel. Departed 7h'l
pers Own, Evansville.
ST. LOUIS, August j.-Arr'Td y
roncse, Maggie, Illinois river. Miami
Mollie Moore. New Orlran.i IShE
Mound City, Northwestern, johns
Keokuk. Dcparted-John.on, 81 ~.
-. Gcncvive, Vicksburg; Mage J..
ronc.o. Illinois river; Grand Ioa'
Memphis; Lewis, Missouri river. ~.
falling, and the channel " Cairo gei...
bad. There wa. heavy rsin lat OBJ.
and this morning. Weather cob
WELL! whats that got u DO 10.
Ferrel closing out good.
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ARK ANSAS.
Inauest-An Outrage.

LITTLE Rock, August 5.-The coroner
of this (Pulaski) county, together with
the Sheritfs posse went down to Eagle
township yesterday, where Mr.. Dickey
was shot the night before. An inquest
was held over the body and the evidence
went to show that Dickey was killed by
IL colorcd man named Abraham, between
whom and Dickcy there was teud of
six months standing. Abraham was ar
rested and the posse started to town with
him last night. This morning before
day they were fired into from
the roadside by some unknown persons
and one of the shcritf's posse, Il Mr..
Clark. was shot and MORALLY wounded.
During the excitement the prisoner
Abrahams attempted to escape, and was
hot ,pl Eill.l
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An HONEST MAN.-Yesterday morn
ing the proprietor of the Kcim House lost
his pocket book, containing about $3.50 in
money. When he discovered his lo,. he
commenced to search for the pocket book,
and while inquiring about it among the
guests Of the House, II countryman step
ped up and handed the book to him, say
ing that he had found It a short time be-
fore, and if is was his to take it. An
honest man is such rare thing now-a-
DAYS that We chronicle the fact.
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CRUEL TREATMEST-We We're in
formed Of a case Of inhuman treatment Of
a child by his parent, which deserves the
attention Of the proper authorities. a
man named Daugherty. who lives in
alley II, in East Wheeling, knocked
down his son, about seven years old, with
his fist and then kicked him in the mouth,
knocking several Of his teeth down the
poor little fellows throat. The neigh
bors were very indignant at his unnatu-
raj conduct, and the women threaten 10
lynch him.
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STATE BONDs-Dull.
RAILROAD BONDs-Dull.
SToCKs-Opened firm and the general
list advanced t@@ per cent, and North
western / percent. Later on there was
decline of I@3 per cent, followed by IA
rally nnder the lead Of Pacific Mail,
which was favorably affected by the de-
cision of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, who de-
cides that the contract for additional
mail service between San Francisco,
Japan and China is still existing. This
decision secures to the company the full
subsidy of 81, 100000 During the last
hour of business the stock market was ir-
regular, but in the main weak and lower.
G.. C.. IL |. G. declined to l3I. This break
exerted All unfavorable influence on the
remainder of the list, which closed at Il
decline of 4G1l per cent from the highest
point of the day. The decline in &. c.
Il |. G. WAS generally attributed to fear
that the Pennsylvania railroad would
foreclose the secured mortgage bonds and
wipe out the stock. Quicksilver was e1-
ceptionally strong, advancing to 30 buyer
three months. Among the sales to-day
we're 10000 shares of Western Union,
$500 Pacific Mail. $4,000 Lake Shore,
5000 Union Pacific and 800 c. {. X
&c. A hervy failure is reported, but
the name of the firm is not given or the
branch of business in which It is engaged
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\ PHILOSOPHICAL young man from
this city spent day, vacation Yesterday
in Wheeling, and has reflected some in
regard to his trip and drawn many
thoughtful observations therefrom.
Among other congratulations he gives it
as his opinion that the beer in that city
will either have To- be brewcd in Il much
mildcr form, or the pavcmeuts on Main
street will have to be- widened The
strong beer and narrow pavements of
that city h" claims are positively Contra
dictory and hostile propositions.-.St,''-
b|nrIle Hcr0H anil Nc,cs.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, August 5.-Uotton-
Steady at l64c. Flour-Dull and un-
changed. Whcat-Stcady; white II 90
al 20. Corn-Dull at 64(r Gjc. Oats
Dull at 45@50c. Rye-Quict at Csc.
Pork-Quiet at $24 90. Lard-Scarce
and firm; summer l$Cn l&ic. outside ask
ed; kettle jobbing at l5c. Bulk Meats
Active; shoulders sold at SIC, now held
higher; clear rib sides sold early ut IL,
11!c. closing at HE asked. Bacon
Demand fair and prices advanced; shout
ders sold at 9i@9sc; held at 94c at the
close; clear rib sides l2iGrl2sc. held
higher at the close: clear sides l2$c.
Whisky-Demand fair and market firm
at Qhp
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The ExCHANGE BANK.-Thc above
bank, which is the successor in business of
tn old Merchants National, is now fully
prepared to transact all banking business
intrustcd to its care. The directors and
officers of the institution are well and
favorably known in Wheeling for their
integrity and probity, which is sufti-
Client guarantee to dcpositors and Others
that the affairs of the bank will be con-
Quoted properly. The institution is on
the same footing rs the National banks,
~ the new Constitution of this State
hold. the stockholders individually re-
,ponsiblc for the debts of the bank.
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ATTEMPTED SuIoIDE.-August Miller,

ATTEMPTED SUIGIDE.-August mlIieii
German saloon keeper in Fulton, at
temnted to commit suicide on Tuesday
evening by shooting himself. 1t seems
that he has been leading very intem-
perate life for some time past, the conse-
ouence of which was that he did not get
along very we'll with his wife and family
On several occasions he had threatenedto
kill himself, but as he had never
corr;ad his tire at into execution his fam
ily had no idea that he would ever al
tempt such a thing. On Tuesday he hsd
been drinking very hard and IN the
evening he asked for his gun, some pow
der and shot. which was given HIM by
his son. Miller said he intended TO
shoot himself, but no attention was paid
to the threat. His son turned and left
him, but in few minutes heard the re-
port of the gun, and running back to
where his father WAS, discovered that he
had discharged the contents Of the weap-
on into his mouth.
DR.. Baguley was Immediately sent for
and examined the wound, but at present
is unable to tell whether it will result
fatally or not. The shot entered under
MiIlers tongue and lodged in the back OF
his neck. 1t is evident the charge was a
Iight one or it would have gone entirely
through. The man cannot eat anything
and he suffers terribly.
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Toledo Market,

TOLEDO, August 5.-Flour-ln fair de-
mand and firm. Wheat-Demand ac-
tive and prices adqanced; No. white
Wabash 81 So; No. do 81 rs; No.
white Michigan 81 Is; extra do 81 30.
Corn-Demand fair and prices advanced;
high mixed cash 6Slc; seller August Csc:
low mixed 67IG673c; no grade &c; dam
aged soc. OatS-Steady and in modcr-
ate demand; No. 45c; seller week 42c;
seller August 40c; Michigan 46ci seller
,r.al- ~.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA. August 5.-Flour-
In fair demand; supertine 81 50CaS 50.
Wheat-Quiet; red 81 256l 30 Corn
Fairly active; yellow SAC. Oats-W cak
for new; tirmer for old white 63c; 14c for
new; ia 75c for old. Provi>ion>-E1-
cited and active. Pork-Advanced 81 90.
Bacon and Green MeatS-Advanccd SOC.
Lard-Nominal. Butter-Firm; western
choice 226 24c; fair to good 1874 Die
Cheese-Firm; western prime l2ta 12Ac.
Northumberland ll5c; crude 81 STE.
WhiSEv-Firm; held ut 81 OF.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, August 5.-Flour and
Wheat-Active and unchanged. Corn
Dull at &c. Oats-Dull A. 5S(d 81. Pro-
vi<ions-Dull. Pork-Scarce nj s24 %
Ia % co. Bulk MeatS-Shouldcr &c; clear
rib sides llic Bacon-Nery active;
shoulders 9,mlOc; clear ribs l2!c. Lard
-Firmer ut l4I@l4!c Buttcr-Cn-
changed. Cottce-Quict; fair to prime
Rio 19}G22ic. Pctroleum-Nery dull;
crude 43@ &c; buyers demand Il rcduc-
ton. Whisky-Quiet and lower ut 81 OF
Inl OF
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New York Dry Goods Mark ct.

NEW YORK, August 5.-The package
trade was less active except in few de
partments. The market for Cotton goods
was unchanged and prices ruled steady.
Cotton Grain Bags in brisk demand and
leading grades sold ahead. Side Band
Prints active Peabody Prints advanced
&c. The Daily Bulletin says that over
600 cases of Beiknap Flannei> will be sold
at auction on Wednesday next.
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4 CORRESPONDENT of the New York
Times asks humbly for instruction in re-
gard TO the pronunciation Of the word
d>pot. He can never stand depot; doesn't
like d<ppo. and thinks perhaps the popu-
lar pronunciation, decpo, if about a. near
right as We can get it. A. it French
word, why not call it daypo. as they do,
instead Of compromising on dsepo
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
Great Disturbance Impending.

LONDON, August 5.-During the dis
cussion of the public worship regulation
bill in the House of Commons, DiSraeli,
referring to the strife between the Church
end State on the continent, expressedth the
conviction that however tranquil might
be the general state of Europe. there were
agencies at work preparing for period
of great disturbance.
The House of Commons has receded
from its amendment to the public worship
regulation bill, which was thrown out by
the House of Lords. The bill may now
be considered passed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-06

AUCTION sale Of Jewelry at Wickham' 4.
Auction Rooms. commencing this even
ing al ] O'Clock, and continufn 2
every evening Of this week only. being
the stock Of an eastern bankrupt house,
which must be sold. consisting Of solid
gold. gold plated and jet jewelry; also a
fine line Of solid gold and silver
watches in which rare bargains will be
offered as the stock Is consigned to be
closed out without reserve. All goods
warranted a. represented.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-06

\ ROBBERY Wa attempted last night,
at Friend store. on Main street. The
thieftried 10 open the safe, but his design
was frustrated by theprompt appearance
Of Captain STANLEY with the night watch.
Jake Hughs gave the alarm, We under
-tand, and rendered important assistance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-06

THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company have large force at work
erecting round houses and machine shops
at New Creek. which pluc" i, To- b" made
the terminus Of the second division Of
the road
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Held FOR TRIAL-The case Of J. W.
Brady, charged with fornication on the
complaint Of Mary McDonel, resulted in
the accused being held in the sum Of
$500 by Squire Hammer, for his appear
ance before the next term Of the County
Court
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MINNESOTA.
Hail StOrIn.

ST. PAUL August 5.-The northwest
ern part of this State was visited last
evening by violent hail storm, which
did great deal o: damage to the crops.
In Meeker county dispatch says the
destruction Of the crops is total in the
line of the storm. At Frontenac, on
Lake Pepin, the Baptist church was
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To KEEP THE PEAcE-Yrstcrday
morning. Annie Reinhardt was required
to give bond in the sum Of $50 to keep
the peace for one year, by Squire Kan
mer, for using abusive language toward
Christopher AschOff.
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Report OfCOmmissiOners Of Lunatie
Asylum.

COLUMBUS, August 5-The first quar-
terly report of the Building Commission
crS of the Central Lunatic Asylum, was
sent to Gov. Allen to-day. The report
states that the portion 1.-THE walls dam
aged by frost last winter have been re-
built nj the expense Of the contractors,
and that in addition, in less than three
months 100000 brick have been laid in
the walls. with cut stone and iron work.
The contractors are reported to be doing
their utmost to complete the building AT
rs early day rs possible. The expendi-
lures on the contracts from April 18th,
to July nth have been Sill, 442.
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East Liberty Cattle Mark ct.

EAST LIBERTY, August 5,-Cattle-
Arrivals, las cars; best Sc 90 to 6 80;
medium SIS so TO 90; common 81 IS to
5 so; stockers SO 90 to 70; bulls 81 60
to So 80. Hogs-Arrivals. IA cars;
best s. 40 to 60; Workers 90 to 20.
Sheep-Arriyals. 49 cars; best S. 90 70
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
New York Money and Stock
Market

New YORK, August 5.-MoNEY-22
per cent; prime mercantile paper 5E9 I
Der cent. Sterling dull at 4S7@4s73 for
sixty days and 4s94@490 for sight. Gus
toms receipts 1911, 600. 49,
GoLp-Firm at lO9s@l09l, closing at
the latter figure. Carrying rates were lG
2 per cent, and fat. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed 100000. Clearlngs
$l3OO00OO. ..a
GoyERSNENTs-D .-..J
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, August 5.-Wheat-
Firm; No. new 81 II. CONFIRM at
ia 30. Oats-Steady Asa 45c. Petro-
leum-Quiet and unchanged.
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EsTEY ORGANs.-A full lot at cost prices
for sale at Sheib's music store, lll4 Main
street. Also q fine lot of other organs at
very low prices. \. B. Ny store will be
continued as heretofore. The manage
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Mark ct

PITTSBURGH, August 4.-Crude-Cn-
changed at 75c at wells; 9l&c on cars.
Refncd-Firm at l2s bid for New York
delivery.
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OHIO.
Jail Delivery.

BELLEFoNTAINE August 5.-Harry
Martz II colored man, indicted for muir
der, and Joe SeQg, indicted for assault
with intent to commit rape, broke Jail
last night. Martz is thirty years old,
five feet seven inches high; Seag is Is
wears old and of lirht cOmplectiOn.
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Killed.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

LIVERPOOL, August 5.-Thc steam
ships Kilworth of New York, and Oder
from Philadelphia, has arrived.
New York, August 5.-The steamer
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CANNED FRUIT.-As this is the season
Of the wear when all the female portion
Of our population are in hurIy-hurly
over putting up" things for future use
We publish the following information
from correspondent who knows all
about it
I-,e only fresh fruit and that which is
perfectly ripe, not too soft. but just right
to eat well. Fill your cans full Of fruit,
put the can in kettle of cold water; put
a few iron rings in the pot 10 prevent the
cans from breaking; then put over "A
slow fire ut first, making it hotter after
the fire has become hot. Too great n
heat Mt first will crack the cans at the
bottom. Meanwhile make nice
syrup of white sugar, and when
Your fruit is half done cooking
pour your syrup over the fruit
in the cans, and continue boiling done;
remove from the fire and seal. Some peo-
pie cook their fruit before putting in
cans. but it does not preserve its natural
flavor ~ we'll neither will the syrup be
rs clear. Cooking the fruit in the cans
is the proper way ofcanning fruit in my
estimation. use half a pound of sugar
to quart jar of fruit; cherries peaches,
pears and raspberries will do with ,iN
ounces. Cook quart jars twenty to thlr-
tv minutes. according to hardness Of
fruit. Keep watch ofyOur cans while boil
ing, and ~ fast as the fruit in the cans
lower fill up with woll rip"ned fruit.
Next morning test your jars; if they do
not hold boil them over again. In ten
DAYS from time of canning test your fruit
again, and if the cover holds them it will
keep for years. rs have some now nearly
four wears old which look rs if they
might keep four years longer. BY toSt-
ing ten DAYS after canning YOU will never
be awakened in the night by "a loud re-
port n Of gun going otftas have
heard people tell about, and breaking
some half dozen cans nearest to them
Keep your cans in cool but not damp
place.
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Pools on the race to take place Sat
urday will be sold at he Opera House
saloon oil Friday evening
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MOULTON wont BE- satisfied un'h f'
rel has closed out hi summer dr" ''.
and carpet.
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Fatal Difficulty.

A personal difficulty occurred between
two white men named johnson and
Smith below the city this morning, in
which the latter WAS shot an mOrtally
wounded by the former.
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Who is getting dry goods and carpets
al their own prices? Those who 20 to
j. W. FEKRELs.
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NEVER mind Beecher, but buy dry
goods and save money.
J. W. FERRELL.
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THE Lake excursionists have returned
home.
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THE Police Court turned out to be- II
"whitewash" yesterday morning,
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Army Orthe Cumberland.

Extensive preparations are beng
made for the meeting OF the Army OF the
Cumberland here next month. Formal
invitation was sent to President Grant
:o-day.
The directors of the Ohio Penitentiary
to-day, resolved to return to ZEBRA
striped clothing as uniform to convicts.
and abandon the present suit of dark
grey. The stripes were abolished about
six years AZ" as an experiment, it being
then contemded they were species of deg
radiation that counteracted all reforma-
tory influences, but the present directors
say that plain grey uniform makes it less
difficult for ConvictS to escape, and more
difficult to be captured then, than when
dressed in more CONSPICUOUS clothes.
Killed.
David Jefferson. a Young col0red di-
vinity student from Philadelphia, who
has been working here a Il day laborer
for some time to obtain money to pay his
tuition. fell from the new lunatic asylum
building last night and died to-day.
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IT tried very hard to rain last night,
but up to late hour had not succeeded.
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VINO is Strengthening and selling ''
goods for lcs. than calicDe.,
J. ". FEEEtL
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The constitutional Convention

met and immediately afterward adj
journcd to-day, out of respect to the
memory of the late Col. :. c. Faulkner,
who was doorkcepcr to the convention.
The convention attended the funeral in II
body.
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OUR Court House is thirty-iivc wears
old. 1t wa, built in 1899.
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affecting Re9ister.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrival Of Trains.

Arrival Of Trains.
b. & o. r. r.. S.40a. M. 4.40 p. IN. lQ.l0 pm
Centrl o. Div 5.25a m. l040 a m. $50 pm.
Clevel'd& Pitt IL 90 a. m. "a p p. IN. 6U2 pm
Hempfi'd RR S.lOa. IN. oi0 pm:
Departure Of Trains.
b. & o. K. r. 40 a. IN. g.55 q. m 40 p. III.
Centr'l o. Div7. 40 a. III. 8. ~ p. IN. $40 p. m.
Clevel'd&Pitt 6.O5 u. III. LILO p. IN. "5'2e p. III.
Hempf'd r RIB a. M. ...........:.... 400 p. IN.
,S,a,bapyilip Accommodation
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The Republicans of the Fourth Indi-
ana District nominated VIM. j. Robin
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Fruit, Jars, Jelly Glasses, and sealing
wax, at j. FRIDEL, d Co.
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Steamer Market Boy.
HOURS Of DEPARTURES.
Arrival and Departure of Mails.

MAILS DUE AN. MAILS CLOSE A. NJ.
River, Ag't...........5.00 Wig To Bait wayi.iO
Col K Ind. way ....j.SJ y. Y, Phila"........i.lO
Hempfield way $50 Balt& Wash. D.C4.lO
BALTIC. TO Wing $50 WellS'g & Steub 30
y. Y, Phil'a, &c. $50 Wells. to Wh'g...5.OO
MorriStOwn. 1900 Wells. to CleV......5.1
Col, Zanes, Bell'r 1870 Cleye. TO Pitts IA 300
Gin, Ind, BarnS'e 1880 Panhandle way ..5.OO
chic, Louis, Cam 1880 Washingt' Pa .6.4j
G. w. 4 u. Clev. 1850 Wig to Col. way7.lO
Mt Pleasant. 20 IAN, Ind, St.LouiSI.lO
Pitts. Steubenv' 30 chic, Gin. Col........lO
Wellsbg, P.Cen.. 30 Cambridge Bus-..I.'D
Az, Pitt. 10 Wig ll.3D Graft & Par. way9.21
West Liberty Ill. 30 River Mathematician
Pm 4. VI.
Graft. & Park ......4. 80 Wig to WcllS...l2.Uj
Kanawha &. II ..4.5O ClcvC., Pitts.........l2.O0
Col to wig way 600 Boston ............... LID
900 West Liberty 30
ST. Iouis........ 600 Mt. Pleasant ........ on
DAYTON .........6.OO MOrriStowu way 100
Columbus ...... ......6.O0 Hempfeld way ...3.2j
GAINESVILLE 900 Bel'r, Barns, am b32j
Cincinnati. LOO Wig to Bali. way ID
l.. NJ. Ag't..........6.OO y. Y, PhiIa......~i.2j
Bellaire. .........6O0 Cleveland .............SOO
Cleye. to Wells. 6. - ZaneS., Ind, 81. L.SOO
Cleveland ....."..... 6.45 Chicago, Daytonn~.SOO
New York ............6.45 Ag't ...............SOO
SteubenVille........6.i 10 Col. & Ind. AZ t...SO
WaShingt'n Cityl0.3O Newark, COl..."....SO
BaltimOre..........lO.8 LOusville~.............SD
Cincinnati............SO.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-06

A GREAT deal Of interest is manifested
in the coming trotting race.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-08-06

AT the meeting of the Council Tuesday
hight the following business was trans