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THE COUR rs.
Another German EXtradilion Case in
the United States Courts.
THE CRIMINAL COURTS,
Strange Fight of Two Women
Over a Female Child.

Patrick Brady, liquor dealer, OF No. 7oS Third
avenue was held yesterday ny United States Com
missioner Shields Tor examination, charged with
selnng liquor without paving the special tax.
In the SUIT OF Waiter Gibson against Garrett b.
Tunieon. superintendent Of station l. OF the Post
once Tor tie alleged burning OF 100 copies OF the
Local United States Commissioner Belts yester-
aay gave his decision, dismissing the complaint
and discharging Tunison. Counsel for Tunison
then applied lor warrant for the arrest OF Peirce
enc OF Gibsop's witnesses and discharged clerk
of station L. for perjury. The Commissioner said
ne would entertain the application when the
papers were submitted
Joseph schwck was arrested and brought be.
fore United States COmmisso oner White, under the
extradition treaty with Germany, charged with
forging checks to the amount OF S56,0l0, In Nun
ster Germany. He was held in bail and the ex-
animation set down for Tuesday next Scnwick
was arrested about six weeks ago for the same
offence aud was discharged on account OF an irreg-
MARTY IN the warrant and complaint
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY n. Y, Sept. 25. 1874.
The following is the Court OF Appeals day caien-
dar for september 2s:-Nos. l44 LAG, l47 l52 lj3,
I54 l56, l51.
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COMMON PLEAs-SPECIAL TERN.
Dectsions.

BY Judge Loew.
Sand VS.. Dubernet-Moton tor Judgment on the
answer as frivolous denied
Paul c. Gronmann Mary A. Grohmann--
Judgment Of divorce granted.
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Decisions.
By Judge Nelson.

sarah r. Undefhnl VS.. Charles b. Underhill.- -
Judgment OF divorce granted TO plaintiff on the
ground OF adultery.
In the matter OF BiDns.-Motion TO discharge
from tmDrlsOnment on the ground that tnirty
days have elapsed since he was committed Tor not
paying alILnony ana counsei lee, as oroeleu, Is
denied. - - ,.,,.
Miller ys. PDean.-Motion to open default
granted If notice for next term be accepted ana
costs paid. ,,,to- 30 o..
Fox vs. Morrison Administrator Motion 10 SET
aside report OF referee for irreguarity deLied
without costs. $50,
Kpmpp VS. MCCrumm.-Ihe tW0 actlOHs-oDe at
law on money demand on contract, the Other IN
equity lor 8D aCcOpnting-caouot NC cohaoid@tc~
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CITY CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PART
Before Judge Nelson.

Thomas r. Church VS.. The Lafayette Fire In
surance Company OF Brooklyn.-Plaintlh SUED 10
recover $1,000, for which he Claimed 20 nave
insured hotel at Coney Island with the defendant.
The question at Issue whether the company
had waived the condition OF the policy requiring
prepayment oil the premium, and on tnls test-
mony. oral and circumstantiai was offered. The
question was submitted TO the jury, and they
found for the plalntn damages s3,549 49, and an
extra allowance Oi 1ve per cent was granted,
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Dee ision
SUPERIOR OOuRT-SPEOl

BY Judge Van Worst
Muller VS.. The Mayor, &e.-Case ana amend
4 & lIflHD
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SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.
Decision.
SUPREME CoURT-oIRCUIT-PART

BY Judge Daniels.
Phillips VS.. Price.-0rder granted.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08
Wheeling Retail Market.

SECOND WARD Wc,jH,"i1g .Ma,.i"g.
There WA, reasonably good market
this morning. and the demand was "yc"'-
lent Peaches keep plenty and sell at
rcasonahl" figures. Tomatoes w"r" tn"
most abundant vegetable in market. and
sold t.. low a % cent, "a bushcl. Lake
ii-h ar" becoming quit" plenty. and ART"
be- had at the upper end oc til" market
hous" at fair prices.
PRoDCcE-Spring chickens. scarce at
2jf,i 81 apiece; butter 3.tio 40. very small
supply; egg plenty at ~ per doz.:
lard, lsc per n.
FIsH-Lake fish, such H. ba-s. white
Ash and salmon at lOto12c per ID.
MEATs.-Rih roast per H.. Pa II;
mutton, per H., iOtol5c; mutton
chop-. per IL. IL: lamb. per H. l2!r, ljr;
veal. per 10, loo 10; fresh pork. per lh.
l2ICr 15c; corncd beef. per Ii, Ia: ham.
pr Ii. lie: shoulders. per ~, l2!c; Pick
led pork, per h. ljc: dried beet, pr ih
lsa 2uc; breakfast bacon, per u. lSc;
sausage meat. per H.. ljc: dried beef
tongues an, 10 each; bologna -all-age
l5c pr 10. Sliced ham. % per 10.
VEGETABLE>ANDF KUIT~-Plum-. psr
peck. II "a: tOmatnes. per peak. lUc;
green corn, per doz., loo ljr; celery, per
bunch, To-; cabbage, per head. jCsl0c;
green beans, per PEEK. 20; onions. PER
peck. ga; beet, per bunch. >, potato,
per peck. 20td.25c; sweet p"tatDes, PER
peek. 4OIr 90; lima bean-, perquart, l0r;
peache., per peck, 2jGa "a; apple. per
peck. I0Ca 2oc: grapes- Concord, per pick,
SOC; Caiayba and other varie:ies, 3Jls
40,; onions for pIckiing, 500 per 100;
quinces. per peck, SIS; pepp~r-, per
bunch &c; turnips, fper peck, 40; Gran
berries, l5c Per quart pumpkins, LOG
l5c.
AIscELLAEEoUs-Cider, 2uc pr gal
Ion; honey, Csc Per ID.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08
New York Market.

New YORK, October Cotton
Firm; middling uplands l5sc. Flour
Dali, in limited demand and priced I'M
changed; receipts 10000 bbls. Wheat
Steady and in moderate demand; re-
ceipts l44,0O0 bushels; No. spring 81 u
al -; old No. . do 81 16(0 20; No. ;
do 81 0S(al %; No. = Chicago 81 III"
ll2: No. = Milwaukee 81 l4(o -; new
ungradrd Minnesota and Iowa spring
81 ljMl "A; new winter red western
II lS(Gl 80. Rye-Firm. Barley
Scarce. Malt-FIrm; western 81 -.
Corn-Morc active and tirmer; receipts
$1,000 bushels; mixed western 90 96$c;
high mixed and yellow 97c. Oat.-
More active and tirmer; receipts 1900
bushels; mixed western Gltt 63Ic; whit"
G2G 6Gc. Hay-Stcady. H"rs-Firm.
Sugar-Firm at SlC Sc. MoIasscS and
Rice Unchanged. Petroleum-Dull;
crude sc; refined 1876. RoSin-Ddull
at ~ 3j. Turpcntine-Firmrr at 81 &C..
Eygs-Firm at 24Ci2jc. Pork-Dull at
S23 -. Brcf-Quict Cut McatS-Quict
middlcs quiet long clear at 10, l2ic.
Lard-Quiet; prime steam liic. But
trr-Quiet and unchanged i'll every re-
=pect. Chcese-UnSrttlcd; common to
prime l24Ml5Ic. Whi>ky-Dull and
prices n shade lower at 81 OGi.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. October G.--Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Whrat-Demand: ac-
tive and prices advanced; No. | spring
81 20; No. = 92;c spot or seller October;
we seller November; No. ) Sc; rejected
STA SIZE. Corn-Strady and i'll mode
rate demand; No. , mixed .9l@ 97sc
cash or seller October; 15ic seller No
vrmber; 72!@7%c seller wear; rejected
1SJc. Oats-Strady and in moderate
demand; Mo- i94c cash or seller oct"-
bier; 4Sic seller November; rejected 46CL
46dc. Rye-Strady and in moderate
demand; No | S4o $40 Barlev-Dull;
No. > 81 06Cfl OS cash according I" Local
ton; IL % seller October; No. %9lc.
Pork-Dull and declined ut sd ~ cash
ST. 75ml7 81 seller wear Lard
STEADY and in moderate demand at Ne
spot; lie seller year. Bulk Meats
Dull and nominal Whisky-Nomin-
al at 81 03. On the opening Of the
board in Tn" afternoon Wheat closed
strong at $3.50 92Sc seller October. Corn
Closed ut 79ad79sc seller Oct"h"r.
Oats-49jc seller October.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08

CoRREcTIoN.-Thr htCiHg.Ece,.s re-
port nf the political meeting 1T Wash
ington Hall ON TUESDAY night contains
some statements that ought to BE- correct
ci and that are only attr.hu;ahI" !" til"
fac; that the reporters mind WAS "all
tor" ~ by ,he reply to his question
about Jim Nuhy. 1t, not tru" that Col.
Wilson attempted l" speak but could
not get the car Of the hou.r after Gutf
had closed hi lat speech Neither i, it
true that Colonel Wilson wa> At any time
Kissed by tn" audience. A few Radical
rough, who probably came there for that
purpose. acted a ciag,sr, for Gen. Goti,
and sometimes interrupted Wilson. and
sometimes arrlaudcd Gotf in the wrong
place.
And While making this corrcc-
ton ri the h'cHiq2rcrs re-
port Of thc DISCUSSION. W. may also
state that the story published in the local
columns Of that paper Yesterday morn
ing. in relation Ia All interview between
Colonel Wilson and Jane, II. Newly. i
II pure fiction. comjured up by the excited
brain of the reporter.
We pity the misguided youth and will
not be hard on him if he does not repeat
the offensc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08
RIVER SRNs.

The river was falling last evening,
with four feet two inches in the channel.
The Science left for Parkershurg at
the usual hour yesterday morning.
The Albion and barges departed for
Cincinnati.
The Mallie Ragon is the Psrkersburg
packet this morning.
Business about the landing was rather
dull yesterday.
Too THIN.-The following item has
been going the rounds Of the river re-
ports Of most of the western papers.
Now We do not know Captain George NJ.
Phillips, and as h. did not kill anybody
at New Orleans, we doubt the whole StO-
ry Read it:
Captain George VI. Phillips, a lower
river pilot and master. who figured in
the late emeute ut New Orleans, saw
Henry c. Dibble. Of Kellogg staff, shoot
and Kill J. VI. West. the non-combatant
Ne,rs correspondent, and fired two pistol
shots mt him for it; he Is n native OF
Wheeling, West Virginia, and a son of
the well-known engine builder of that
place Nearly thirty wears ago, "Iunlu
Berbc. then an honorrd citizen NJ New
Orleans, built ship towboat named the
Panther. at Wheeling. The engines
were made ut Phillips foundry. George
went South rs an engineer and his sister
became Mrs. Becbe. Later Captain Il.
VI Phillips commanded the towboatS
Porpose and Mary kingsland, and
during the late Interstate war, while in
charge of Il rebel gunboat, he ran int"
and sunk Il national war vessel at the
time Farragut passed the forts below
New Orleans Captain Phillips l. a
| plucky man of stea ~ nerve. The wreck
! IF the King>land now lies in the bend
near Presidents Island, where 1t was
! sunk in action with the Federal fleet.
June 6. 1867 1t was known a the cot
ton clad ram jeff Thompson.
Now. Captain Phillips may b" n plucky
man. Of steady nerve. hut he ain I much
on Pistol; and he says he WAS on II ram
clad with cotton. We don't h"li"v" it.
! Cotton is a good thing for brra>tw"rkS;
/ but for ram>-that too thin. Young
/ man. go Nurth.-!S. Lo~iS Gi0L'.
by Telegraph.
! PITTSBURGH. October River = feet
! Q inches and stationary. Weather cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, October G.-Riv"r rising
with 1 feet 10 inches in canal, and . feet
10 inches in chute. Arrived Bell" "l
TEXAS, Cincinnati Departed Bell" "i
/ TrNa, and Shannon. New Orleans.
CAIRO, October 1.-Arrivcd--Bcr, New
Orleans. tpartrd-Brllc of Memphis,
. II. Louis. River -iN feet and falling.
Weather cloudy; mercury go.
EVANSVILLE. October Gather
cloudy with signs Of rain; mercury "3'
To- 80. River fallen ! inch, and station
AIRY. with foot IN th" gauge; ~ inches
to Louisville. and , feet SCant I" Cairo.
Up George Roberts. Down-Sandy
and Burk>vl!r. Silver Thorn. Business
very dull. Shinklr got over three miles
at noon. Cherokee i butting at the bar,
CINrIHNATI. October T.--Riv"r fell {"
feet ! inches, but is now rising with :
feet : inch,., in the channel. Weather
threatening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08

WHERE TO FIND PIANU> ASD or
GNNS.-At I227 Market street may be
found tn" largest stock Of Piano- and
Organs ever offered in Wheeling. and a
finer assortment than can b" found in
any other music store in the country.
The -tork include. the various style Of
>tcinway. knabr. Chirk"ring. Hszlct"n.
Emerson, Marshal u Smith. and other
Piano. and Mason 4 Hamlin. smith
American, Wood, Estey and ether Or
gaus. In stock 80 large and varied.
with prices ranging from 800 70 1920
on Piano, and from SO Ia 500 on Or
gan. certainly 40 On" can fail TO H.
-uited ia the selection ~ IN instrument.
Tsrns arranged 10 suit all.
ADAMS * LUCAs.
l23s Market .trcet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI October 7-Cotton-
Quiet nj l43c Flour. Wheat, Corn. Rye
and Barley-U nchangcd. OatS-Dull
and lower at j4(rj7c. Oil>-Unchanr-
eel. Eggs. Butter and ChcrSr--Drmand
fair and market firm. Pork--Nomnal
Lard STEADY and i'll mod"rat" demand;
,nles Of summer at l%ic. Bulk Meats
Quiet; shoulders 1iEESr: clear rib sides
lH3m Ne; clear l4tc. Bac"n--Qui"t;
shoulders S.Ca &c; clear rib sides lie;
clear sides lilc. Whisky-Active and
lower al i OF.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08
IaPd iron, Has, II. Newhy--h Question
for General Golf.
WHEELING, October 8, 1874.
General Nathan GGf:


General Nathan GcF:
DEAR SIR have heard it stated
that in your speech in Washington Hall,
this city, you not only repudiated even
the intention Of supporting the Civil
Rights Bill but also declared you would
oppose its passage to the utmost of your
ability, if elected Member OF Congress
from this District.
Now, l am colored man, and as such
am one whose interests have ever been
identified with that party Of which you
profess to be member, whose every vote
has been cast for the nominees of that
party. whose wish is. with a proper
appreciation of his manhood, to be able
to continue to exercise hi suffrage for
these nominees, and whose earnest desire
is to retain to his dying day sufficient
sense of gratitude for the many noble
kindneS>cs done his race by members of
that organization. But sir. if the state
mcnt b. true that you will urge your
objections to the removal of the only bar
rirr which prevents me and mine from
presenting ourselves 10 the world as
really and truly freemrn. hCw can theS"
hopes be warmly cherished. how can
these tdesires be- gratifed? When the
emancipation proclamation was issued,
the leading Republican orators declared
that by thi> act they had ennOblcd
the labor of the white man
at the North, while they
silently looked on and saw introduce,
into the South species Of slavcry-the
coolie ,yStem-more degraging, II
possible, than the previous thraldom OF
the blacks. Was this ennobling the labor
of the white man at the North? Was
this dignifying the labor Of the
black man ut the South?
But YOU will. no doubt, say YOU accord
ed to H. what YOU denied 10 those poor
wrctche>. nanrly, the right at suffrage
and To hold any office in the gitt of the
nation. | thank Heaven this is -, and
AIN proud to say that any position ot
national trust j. one OF the highest
honorS man can aspire to on earth.
These honurS have been obtained
| bv men OF the African race in the South.
/ Colorcd Senators have walked the halls
that once rang with the eloquence OF
! Webster, Lincoln, Stevens and Summer
and vet, in the f;tcc of this, ar" YOU will
ing to tell them that they ar" not yet
qualified to enjoy those other privileges
enjoyed by the whites whether honest
or degraded. native or alirn' And with
this assertion clinging /" your lips will
YOU ask their brethren to vote You Com
/ grcsSional hon"rS? Sir. cannot be-
| Iirvc man of "urgood Judgment. would
! in hi> calmrr moments. lnak" such 4
statement. and look anXi"u>ly for =
speedy and public denial.
Respectfully.
JAMES II. \EwEY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08

COUNTY CouRr.-Thi> Court net y;
the usual hour yesterday morning, Judge
Cochran presiding.
In the case Of the State rs. William
Conn, indicted for assault and battery,
plead guilty and MAS fined twenty dol
lars and costs.
In the case Of J. VI. Kelly, rs. Edward
Rouse, the defendant confessed judg-
ment for SI,S02.
The case of William Schocky rs. ], II.
Hobbs, Brockunier 4 CO., is still occupy-
ing the attention of the Court.
TIE Court adjourned until this morn
ing at 9 o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08

SUNLIGHT FOR THE SICK.-Exccpt
when patient is >utferiag from some
disorder of the brain or other parts of
the nervous system the exclusion of sun
light from the apartment where he is
obliged to spend hi, days. is believed to
have an injurious effect, and 10 aggra-
vate the disease frem which he is suffer-
ing. DR.. Vim. ii. Hammond visited II
camp and hospital in West Virginia
during the war, where the mortality was
exceptionally great, and found that both
light and air had been almost altogether
excluded from the hospital tent by the
uSc of blinds Of india rubber cloth. Con-
valcscrncr was, under such circumstances
according to DIR. Hammond, aImo>, i'm
possible, and heuc" the heavy death rate
at the hospital.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08
Toledo Market.

ToLEDo, October l. Flour Steady
and in moderate demand. Whcat-Dr-
lnamd far and mark firm; No. > white
Wabash 81 ~; No. ) ii" Il II; No. !
white Michigan 81 IA; Ne. > Il" II Is:
No. | amber Illinois 81 OsI; y" dn
~ II. Corn-Stcady and in m"derai"
demand; high mixed Sc; de- new seller
November G1c; low mixed Sc: do new
seller October Tic; Michigan Sc. Oats
demand good at full prices; No. > II &C.;
Michigan j2c; white I3lc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08

SALE or RESERVED SEATs.-The sale
of reserved seats for Thomas Concert,
which will be given in the Opera House
next Thursday evening, commences this
morning at the music store of Adams X
Lucas. um Market street. This will be
the musical event cfthe season ia Wheel
ing. and there will be ii great rush for
seats, and those who intend going to the
con ,crt had better make arrangements 10
be rn hand promptly and secure their
seats
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08
baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October ..--Flour-Ac-
tive; Supcrtinc - 25Gfi -. Wheat
Dull; No. red and amber II %; Ne. =
81 2Ol: No | l.. Cnrn-Firm at 9ir
OstS-Weak nj GiCfGjc. Rye Quiet NJ
81 GOAL 10. ilay-lnchangcd. Pro-
visions--Ilravy. Pork Unchanged.
Bason-Shouldcrs 94G, Toe; clear rio ,ides
l43Gl5c. IlamS-Sugar cured l4(Tljic.
Lard-Nominal. Butter-Firm Al -
@3Sr. Petrolcum-Firm; crude j4c.
MhiskN-Sl O9lGNl 10.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08
Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, October ..-Wheat--
Quiet and prices unchanged; Penn>ylvs-
MIA and Ohio red 81 l2Gl Is; white
81 lStGl 30. Corn-Quiet; new ear 20
(a,7Sc; old shelled 90tSy92c free in eleva-
tor. Petroleum-Crude quiet at 81 05G
at Parker's; refined at l25c for
Philadelphia delivery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08
FIRE ATSCAMRRIpGE, O.--Nr>trrd

FIRE ATfCAMRRIpGE, o.--l">t"r,lny
morning about seven o'clock, the carriage
factory belonging To Morris Logan. for
merly OF Wheeling, caught fire from the
spark of cinder forge, and beforc III"
flames could :" eNtinguished the entire
establishment was burned to the ground.
Mr.. Logans loss will be fully $4,000, on
which there is no insurance. The citi-
zens of Cambridge Immediately started
II subscription for Mr.. Logans benefit,
and by the time our informant left, YES
terdav, they had raised 5000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08
New York Dry Goods Mark ct.

NEW YORK, October T.--Bu>iness WAS
fairly active in some departments with
both the agents and job6crs. The im-
porting branches wcrcdull. The market
for cotton goods shows some improve
men,, and prices steady. Atlantic l.,
Ii and ' brown cottonS are reduced lc.
Prints more active at unchanged prices.
Dress goods and Felt Skirts are doing
well. WOODEN good are dull
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08

WHEN III" politician sits before III"
bulletin board this fall. he will not gaze
upon any cheerful or Responding election
returns from the Stale of Pennsylvania.
Election day in the keystone State has
been changed from October to Novem-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08
O p E N N G.
OCPattern Hats and Bonn cts
this day at
L.Rheinstrom&Co's.
OctSu
Index 10 New Advertisements.

For Sale Ch"ap--G. Nendcl, Booth
l. Go.
Children HomG-Annual Election.
.AnnOunCpment-Gro. W. Carnahan.
Observation-Disclosures Fisher.
Automatic Shade Roller Harbour i
Dittman.
Indiana Flour-R. J. Smyth.
Goshen Checse-R. }. Smyth.
Grand I.mch-Grand Central Saloon.
Show CaScS-lIuhbard y McBurRic.
Opening Head Of Local.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08

PHILADELPHIA, October Flour
Dull; superfnc 81 25m3 -. Whcat-ln
improved demand; amber 81 2ltrl %;
white 81 23@l -. Ry"-Hrld at 81 %
tGl 0S. Corn-Wcak ut II ole. Oats
Offered at Goa 6$c. Pork-s24 GOA "a -.
Smoked hams l4!m !c; do sides l$3C,
Isle; do shoulders l0l@ l0}c. Lard
Dull at l4f@ Zoe. Prtroleum-Stcady;
refined l2I@l25c: crude held at Sc in
bbls. WhiSky-Quiet at 81 o..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08

BEFORE Squire Marga-
ret and John Prcttyman, who were ar
rested On peace warrant Issued by
Squire Thornhurgh, OF Philadelphia dis
trict, but that justice being cousin of
the parties could not try them, were
taken before Squire CIark>on, Yesterday
morning for trial. John Prettyman wa-
required To- give bond in the .um of 500
for his good behaviour for on" year, and
the cases against Hester and Margaret
were dismissed.
Misses Jan" and Caroline Schneider
were before the same justice Yesterday.
charged with - breach oithe peace. Til"
accused were required TO give bond in
the sum of 500 each for their good be-
hsviour for one year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08

THERE are but four more working day
until the election. Democrats should 90
10 work in earnest If they expect TO secure
the election of their ticket. Their ,oppc-
nents are working incessantIy and thor
oughly, though quietly: canvsssing
every part of the county, and iatoring
day and night for the success Of their
ticket. The Democratic ticket is good
one, and il proper efforts are used. j, will
be elected BY handsome majority.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08
STATE B0NDs-Dull.
p,rpn.n RnSnS-Dull

STATE BONDS--Dull.
RAILROAD BoNDS-Dull.
SrocKS-Opened, weak at Jas per
cent lower prices than at the close yes
trrdav. As the day advanced the market
became strong, and in some cases prices
made marked improvement. The add
vance for the day runged from ! t" Il
per cent. The principal improvement
was in OhioS. Northwestern common and
preferred, Union Pacific, Western Mon,
Lake Shore Pacific Mail and Wabash.
Erie WAS exceptionally weak on rumorS
ofan injunction suit, and fell of ! per
cent. The general market closed active
and strong. RumorS were in circulation
to-day of the failure ofprominent houses,
but they were aScrrtaned to BE- without
foundation. The sales TO, day were $4,000
>hares, of which $1,000 wer" Western
Union, $4,000 Pacific Mail, $1,000 Erie
1000 Lake Shore, 81 600 Union Pacific.
80. 900 Northwestern common. 1000
Wabash, 1900 Ohios.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08
his evening

PoLIcE CoURT.-Thr following cases
were disposed OF at the Police Court YES
terday msrninC:
George Boyce was sent /" Jail for ,hir-
~ days, in default Of paying lin" Of
twenty dollar, and costs. "u char" Of
drunkenness,
Charlie, Schwart<fg"r paid a fin" Of
five dollar. AMI COST for constituting him
self in disord"rly manner.
The cas-" of John Gehhardt was con-
linurd until this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08

LARGE PEAHS.-Mr. John Enlow. whc
farms near Martin, Ferry, left with u>
yesterday, some pears of the Duche>, VA
riety, which are about the hand>omc>t
we have seen. Three of them weigh A.
ounces. They were borne by dwarf
tree, and Mr., Enluw inform, IL that he
picked from the same tree four bushels at
one picking. If We remember rightly,
these beat the pears of VIM. Clark and
Bro. Ashenhust. OF the .N.trs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-08

lsCoEroEATcRs. - The Bridgeport
Window Glass COMPANY, Of Bridgeport.
Belmon, county, with s capital stock Of
$4,000. in shares of 800 zach. Incor-
porators-A. J. Bsggs, E. p. Rhoies,
Themas Clark, Frank {. Robinson, Jas.
Alexander, p. j. Bags, and Ross Alex
ander.