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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-25


pENNsYLvANIA KAIL2 load
Trains leave York foot Of Desbrosses and cort.
Enpes: cr tsburs the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached 80 A. NJ, 9 and
For wsmspSr snd A hocl ~ Haven via Philadelphia
and Ere ksi5oad Division connecting at Phade
Petroleum. Centre and the Oil Regions .,,,;,.,
Washington ExprssF Of Pullman psrlor Cars daily:
s :Rs: s sr!ss w
EsR5s: sT fhiassgffi. . s siss a ne ~.
); 1850 and 8 IN. Emisrant and second class,
For Stwsrk z; "a az i . q ~ "a "a
$40 IL il 80 r. NJ ana u night. Sunday. ':sI and
T: $'iS;si!s + "a !: AZ ss:s.;
FSi Ear 4 Ss KS s So e "a. s IL S s:sO ss
and aiy i nigh. sundsy s:sS and + -" -
Fog WoSdo5isge PERI. na ApD0Y and South AmOoy and
For n New brun:wies and a. NJ. I'm slo 4ao sn
rS s "a, x NJ sns Y alS uua a AND Nd
For kingston and Rociy Bin $40 4; n; and 4io N.
Es sl E E:sfsSn IS
FOR FhlIpsbnTs ana se!y,deTs s;so and r.
70: sp Si.sSsa, II II e, ssssd a: sTS +. aa
For Farmngdale ana scuan, IA NJ. and 2P NJ.
For Hish.stssSwn remberton ana Camden via Perth
For HiShts.own and Pemberton, GAM
Train; .nG e .y R 5sS%rs ~
more more s s:Sx NJ, ss as and lcaF sunday s:N
ioIPN sunday, S;lo SD CTS, ii:A A. NJ 7so and
Ticket Offices S2s and ga Broadway;, No. l Aston
S .cSari street srociSS; SeS and H Ss
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
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BoARDERs WANTED.

% WEST THIRTY SECOND SrREEr.-ONE LARGE
AO and one small Room 10 rent, 10 gentlemen, IN
hrst class house; superior table; references.
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GREAT WESTERN
" STEAMSHIP LINE
NEW YORK TO BRISTOL ENGLAND DIRECT.
The steamers OF this line will sail from pier Is East
GREAT WESTERN, Wlndnam.. w edaesjay, March 10
AHAGON. Cap ain Symons. saturday, March
Cabin PASSAGE SO; int rmealate, $46 steefaee $50
currency; excursion tickets, $lW.
W. D. MORGAN Agent, 70 South street
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NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.

NORTH shoRE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.
Winter Arrangement
For New Brighton, Snug Harbor, West Brighton and
Port Richmond boats leave Whitehall street. At foot 81
Broadway, daily at $40 s:i6 s31 lo:l6 4 NJ; 2'sa
Gals. $50 1 80, $50 and 6:45P.M
Sunday. at $50 10 30 A. N. 1880 2:so $50 eAs p
Fare 10 cents
Aston House cars leave vesey street for ferry Fass
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SALES AT AUCTION.

p. s-THE ABOVE ARE ALL ELEGANTLY FRAMED.
THE PICTURE AND FRAME WILL BE SOLD AS ONE
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RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR nOUSEKEEPERs
"A those furnishing city or country residences,
the largest and riches: Household Furniture sac.
over 800 lots by catalogue.
THIS Thursday MORNING, February rs at 10oclock.
the private mansion i03 West Twentyeghth street,
near Sixth avenue,
magnificent latest style Parlor suits covered in rich
satn brocate aud reps magnificent four round
~ grand square Pianoiorte Paintings Bronzes
Mirrors, Vases, Paror Ornaments, Etageres. Tables
wood and walnut Chamber suits. with Dressing
Cases Mattresses Bedding. push and rep suits, Bed
s;eads, Bureaus library dining room. basement Furn
Glass, Chiha silver Ware Cutlery. &c. j. KRAE
MER, Auctoneer. Take Broadway, sixth or seventh
avenue cars TO Twentyeighth street.
UCTION AUCTION.-ATTkNTION Is CALLED
"A TO the large and positive sale
OF rich and useful Household Furniture
ThiS CTHuR ,DAO MOANING
CONNIE ncDg positively at ~ O'Clock,
AT RESIDENCE 2IO WEST 2i~r ST., NEAk 7TH Av.,
richly carved Parlor Suits. in SATIN ana brocateL
Stenway sons ~ octave Panoforte,
antique Bronze Figures
fine Oil Paintings naid and gilt Centre Tables Turkish
Lounges, LOUIS XIV Easy Chairs CabI::ets, Mirrors
Curtains Clocks Library SUITS, turkish style in satin
Library and Secretaire Bookcase Writing Desk library
Tables; elaborae Bedroom Sets Ia solid walnut and
God, consisting OF Bedsteads Dressing Cases Bu-
rcans, Washstands, marble top Tables, fine Hair and
prng Mattresses Suits Extension Table. Buffet
Dining Chairs in leather, Sverware, Crockery, Hall
stand Bascme 1t Furniture, hai:cotn sulA, brussels
nd iEgrain carpets Herrng's Safe, &c, &c all IN
feet order ~ B-No posponement Take 7th 9th or 9th
avenue cars. Competent men to pack and ship goods
city or country. ROBERT G. CAsHIN, Auciioneer.
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A UCrION NOTICE. THIS DAY NHCRsDAY,
"A at private residence
l20 Yves sd street near 9TH avenue
commencing at II O'Clock
sale posittve).
namely Magnificent Stelnway Son rosewood Piano.
iorte months cost 81 10 elegant c. Llahte
Co square grard; rcn raror suits, covered satin,
Drocael silk reps: Turkish suits in reps and plush
Easy Chairs Tables Lageres. velvet and Brusse Car
pets fine OIL Painting and damask Curtains Book
case and Writing De go volumes choice BooxA rich
i'm ported Mantel sets, Clocks &c.
superb bedroom SuiB in solid
rose " ood and French nlaid black walnut Dressing
Case. Bureau. Bedstead. Wsshstand. Commodss,
spring Beds Pillows. sheets Quits, ~ nns wool Blan-
kets, Carpet &c single aud double BedsteadA
Dining Room
Elegant Buffet, solid black walnut Extension Table !;
Chairs side fables China Dinner Tea Sets. Cut
Glass solid silver and Plated Ware, Basement and good
Kitchen Furniture. other articles
lots to hi ahest bidders
H. L. MCDONNELL CO., Auctioneera
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A MEXICAN LINE,
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
calling at Queenstown,
sailing every Thursday from PHILADELPHIA, and
sailing every Wednesday from Liverpool
The following steamers appointed to sail from
Philadelphia
INDfANA........ Feb IS ILLINOIS. March Is
OhIO. ..... ,..... March sktNILW ORTIZ. March rs
fRicEs or H PHssXGE n CGRsESo5xxApr
Cabin &75 to sl0U according to accommodations
Steerage ana intermediate tickets to and from all
points At the lowest rates
Steamers marked with a star do not carry interne.
diate.
Passenger accommodations for all classes passed
For passage rates OF freight and other ton
apply To GEO. W. COTTON, Agent
~ Broad street, New York.
JOHN MCDONALD Passenger Agent
No battery place. New York.
PETER WRIGHT n SONS, General Agents,
907 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
Richardson, Spence 4 Co., n. J. CummIns Bros,
Liverpool. Queenstown
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" Kinds OF Auction Printing done with the greatest
despatca by the MEtROPOLffAN PRINTING EsfAB
LlsHMEST, No. lis Broadway.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

! n'DONOvAN ROSSA-CHkAPESr PASSAGE OFFICE
~ In New York; open evenings; steamers every day
Cork Liverpool Glasgow, Derry; drafts payable everv
wherei lowest rates Northern Hotel corner Cortand
and West streets
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

ENALL RIVER LINE To BOSTON. VIA NEWPORT
T. ana Fall Kiver.-Tne steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY pier Is North River of Murray street.
oaily undays excepted p NJ Through tickets sold
ct all principal hotels In the city.
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DY J. W. CAMPBELL JR, AUCTIONEER. WILL
ID sell this day. commencing 1t ii O'Clock. at 73
contents OF that first class LIQUOR store, including tour
pull English Ale Pumps, black walnut Bar, Counter.
Back Bar LIQUOR Rack and bottle shelving splendid
Beer and Vine Refrigerator. Liquor Casks Tables,
Chai.s Mirrors Bar Glassware Furniture Gas Fixtures
and dne stock assorted LiQuorsviz. Whiskey Brandy
Gin, Rum, Wines Aes, &c. sale positive and without
reserve buyers dealers specustcrs specially invited
good. removed imme tely after sale
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fTNHE STATE LINE.
NEW YORK TO GLASGOW LIVERPOOL
BELFAST AND LONDONDERRY.
Sailing IRON pier 36 North River Is foiows:-
STATE OF INDIANA. Wednesday March 10
STATE OF GEUHGlA.. Wednesday. March "a
and every Wednesday thereafter taking pa at
through rates 10 ali parts OF Great Britain Ireland
Norway. Sweden, Denmark aud germany.
steerage as low as BY any other line.
Drafts FL and upwards For freight passage sp
ply to AUSTIN, BALDWIN 4 CO, Agents.
. NO. " Broadway.
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ExECuroR,s SALE OF REAL RsrATE-rARM or
SsS ~: 90 w ,sd &c Msssn so0ss
A' read 70 tA.s''' Nis SS9S;!es: r S:y 2 ::is'
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STEAMSHIP COMPANIES. USING LARGE QUANft
- ties Of printing will lind advantage 70 deal wh
the METROPOLIrAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
NO zig Broadway as N facilite, tor doing kind
and cheapness it offers special inducem Bills Of
Ladg shipping Receipts, Tickets Manitess Passenger
Lists Circulars Posters. Cards Waybllls and every
special form used In the transaction OF business carr
fully Prepared and printed
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COUNTRY BOARD.
WINTER RESORTS.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

United STATES NAIL LINE-SrEAM TO QUEENS
~ TOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Sailing every Tuesday
from pier AZ North River.
IDAHO, Captain Beddoe - March 2 atlP NJ
March y, At Z. u.
Prepaid tickets at lowest rates
Passengers booked 70 and from Paris, Hamburg Nor.
way and sweden. DC Drafts Ireland. Eng land,
france and Germany At lowest rates. Apply to
WILLIAMS GuION, 70 Broadway
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Dye D. FAvO9 ACCrlONEER
ID NJ f. FAVOR. Auction and storage, Is East -Four.

DY MAX BAYERS DORFER, AUCTIONkER-sELLs
ID o'clock at First street entire Household Furni.
ture Carpets Mirrors Lilcoths Pictures stoves Kit
chen utensils, &C. MAX BAYEksDoRt ER's ONCE, u
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-21
WASHINGTON COUNTY ITEMS.

From the Review and Examiner.
The Briccland case is finally settled
Governor Uartranit has ordered his re-
movul to the State peni,cntiary, where
he will remain during his life.
II the Court Of Comlnoz Pleas lat
week, ClaysviIIe was created 4 separate
election district, and the public school
house designated ns the place for holding
elections. The officers appointed to hold
the approaching election are US follows:
Judge, Jonathan McWilliams; luspcc-
tors, a. a. Mcaiy and ;. ". Kelly.
THE One Hundred and Fourtle,h resi.
mcnt will mold its second reunion NJ DeH-
yer. Pa. on October Il, at ten O'Clock,
The regiment was mustered at Pitts.
burgh, August %, lSG2, and was cous,i-
tuted of members from the counties of
Washington, Beaver, Mercer and GrCon".
The regiment joined the army Of the
Potomac December 20, 1892, aad served
through the war.
A DISAGREEMENT has occurred be-
tween the engineer Of the W0yne-burs
ana W AsUiHtlOU INaiiTttd NUb -h'''' -
Dcpahuc, contractors ofthe same, which.
unless speedily removed, will likely re-
suit in temporarily delaying the progress
Of the work. The Directors Of the Com
rany Will hold meeting Il. Waynes-
burg today Wednesday, with 81 view
OF endcavoring 70 settle the matter snlls-
lactori!y. Meanwhile operations have
not been wholly suspended.
IL the Brooke county, West Virginia,
court last week, in the ease of TlOma,
Everett vs.. J. and j. Hpnen, Of tn,
county, which has excited considerable
interest IN the northwestern portion Of
our county, judgment was rendered for
plaintiff for $&7l. j. G. Glenn filed IN
intcrplcaler claiming that the horse a.
tachcI was his property, bu. the jury
though. the animal belonged to John
Hcnen. \ new trial las been granted.
Alexander Hanen also filed an inter-
p'cader, claiming as his property the
wagon attached, ind the jury rendered Il
verdict in his favor.
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GOOD MORNING.

Good morning, Tom! How did you come,
by railroad or by boat?
And how comes such n chap rs you 10
to wear shabby coat"
Don't look 81 cheap; hold up your head,
and fling away all care,
Frank, nj &C Twelfth street, is LOOKING for
you-look there!
Walk In, my boy, he'll rig you out in such
stunning style
That all Your chums Will flock around,
and ask you out to "smlle."
And say, where did you get those clothes
I'll bet you what you dare
Twas at FRANKS great clearance sale p,
where they treat you on the square,"
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 5 feet inch in the channel
and falling.
The EXPIRES. departed for PaFker'buFs
q. the usual hour yesterday morning.
The Science departed for StSubsnville
with good trip.
The Fanchon, Capt. Sweeney's boat, is
due from Pittsburgh en- route for St.
Louis.
The Granite State, from Portsmouth
en- route for Pittsburgh, i. due to-day.
The Courier is the Psrksrsburg boat
morning at II o'clock.
The Emma Graham, from Pittsburgh
Tor Cincinnati, is due this morning.
Business about the landing is moderate.
by Telegraph.
PlrrsDURGH, October l5.-River 8
fee. 6 inches and falling slowly. Wealth
er clear and cool.
NASHVILLE. October 2O-River still
falling with : feet II inches on the
partpd-shoals; clear and pleasant.
MEMPHIS, October 2O.-River fell one
inch. Weather clear and pleasant. De-
Rosa Miller, Arkansas river.
CAIRO, October 20. Arrived Jimmie
Baker, Cincinnati; City of Vicksburg St.
LOUIS. Dcparted-Capitol City, St.
Louis; City of Yickshurg and Jimmie
Baker. South. River feet and falling.
Weather clear; mercury sec.
Sr. LOUIS, October 2O.-Arrived-
Boyd and Lee, PEORIA Grand Tower
Memphis; Grand Lake, New Orleans;
Mitchell and johnson, Kcokuk De-
parted-City Of Quincy and Grand Lake
and bargcs, New Orleans; Mitchell, keo-
huk; Grand Tower, Memphis; Boyd and
Lee, Peoria; The river has fallen /
inches. Weather clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE. October 2O.-Wcather
clear; mercury 80 10. TOP. River feet
. inches and rising slowly. Down
Shippers Own, Aggie, and Red Cloud.
Up-George Roberts and James D. Par
kcr. Business moderate.
CISCIHNATI October 20.-Riyer Q feet
6 inches and falling. Weather clear and
mild. Arriyed-C. Il. Church, New
Orleans. Dcpartod-Fawn, Evansville.
LOUISVILLE, October 20-Weather
clear and pleasant Arrlved-C. r.
Huntington, Cincinnati; Alex. Kendall,
Leavenworth. Observation-Disclosures,
Cairo; Kendall, Leavenworth. River
stationary, feet inches IN canal; 3 feet
6 inches on falls.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-21

SERIOUS ACslDENT.-Icstorday after
noon about four o'clock an accident oc-
Cured at the Peninsula bridge being
built by the county, by which three men
sudcre! con:iderabIeinjury. Whloa large
stone was being conveyed to lis place
the derrick gave way, ana two workmen
whose names we did no: learn, were bad
" bruised, and u storemason named
Henry G. Page, had his leg broken. The
men made narrow escape from being
crushed to death. Page, who was the
most seriously injured is a stranger. in
tAis city.
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i STATEMENT,-Jgines w. johnson
tcoloredj, porter on the steamer Courier,
called Yesterday and requested Us to make
the following statement in regard to
the trouble which occurred during his
absence, at his house, on Monday night
last Oh Chapline street sometimes called
''uelrs Half Acre"-about o'clock,
which, as published in some of the daily
papers, WAS altogether wrong and did
great injustice to himself and wife.
"My wife keeps boarding house for
colored people; and Mrs. Lucas, who has
separated from her husband, and her
sister, were boarding there. One is
Il dress maker and the other works out.
They h2yo behaved like respecta.
bic people. On tho night men-
toned while all were at
supper. Lucas entered and, without any
prov vocation, commenced abusing my vile
IN the most violent and loathsome man
ner, using the worst epithets and names
al "orncry' man could lay his tongue to.
Ny wife was 50 indignant at his conduct!
that she got the broomstick, and, with
the assistance of other female friends
present, wslloped Lucas until 1t got so
hot for him that he was glad to escape
from the house with half hide.
To be avenged for histreatment, he had
my wife, his own, and sister arrested, and
accused the former of keeping Il house OF
i'll fame, &c, all Of which IS
false, as can prove by
everyone who knows me and my
wife and by all the people living IN the
neigh borhood. feel scandalzcd and
sggrlevcd At this mans story, who is re-
ported to have served term in the Allie
gheny Pententiary, and who is utterly
unreliable, aud take this method of laying
the matter properly before the public, SO
It can judge OF the truth or falsity of the
story.
NJ vile and myself have always
striyrn to make an honest, respectable
liyci God, by tar dealing and hard work,
ana i, don't wish, at this late day, with
out c3use, to have our good names tar
nisL.l. JAMES W. JOHNSON.
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THE COURTS.
1RcUrr CoURr.-Jlidgc Melrin,

CIRCUIT CoURr-Judge Meirin.
The Court met at the usual hour yes.
terday morning.
The evidence in the case OF the State
VS.. Charles Frabel Was concluded, shot
~ after the beginning OF the session
tuesday evening. Tie arguments in the
case were concluded yesterday and it was
given TO the jury. At six o'clock last
evening they returned verdict OF no:
guilty.
The case Of the State VS.. Daniel Quin-
Ian, Charles Meridith and John Saddler,
charged with highway robbery, was con-
iinced until next term.
The Court adjourned until this morn
ing vt 10 clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-21

y CoRRECTIoS.-There seems t. be- IN
erroneous impression among the general
public. owing TO cara published IN the
newspapers that railroad tickets sod by
al persons, except the railroad COM
panys agent, are refused bv the coudur.
tors. Well informed travelling men well
know that this applies only to fifteen
day lay over tickets; not to coupon tickets
the only kind bought ard sold hv II,
Frank, sc 18th street, n: .,,s than rail-
road companys prices.
y. Il All tickets sold guaranteed
good unit! used or money refunded.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-21

SECOND HAND PIANOS AND ORGANS
Schumacher piano, octave $3.50
l knabe u Ghale piano 175
l Nunns u Clark piano - 90
l Blume piano, octayes %
/ Emerson piano, octayes 800
! Hayes & Ryder piano, octaves $50
l Schiedmeyer piano : oc.,vcs 10
l Taylor & Farley organ, stops 100
| American organ 20
8 octave melodeon To
The above instruments for sale or rem.
on easy payments.
ADAMS & Lucas.
l227 Market II.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-21

WHEELING CEMEET.-In referring
to the Hydraulic Cement manufactured
At the works Of Mr.. a. J Long, the'o is
this qualification about it, that all me-
chanics, workmen and builders should
bear in mind that it sets quicker and be-
comes harder in less time than any other
cement which comes to our city. This
quality is particularly noticeable in cases
where it has been tested under water.
The industry is new one in our midst,
and tor that reason alone should be lib
orally patronizeI. But as further re-
comnendation, it Is as cheap and fully MS
good an article, as is produced anywhere.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-21

BASE BALL ToURNAMENT.-A grand
base ball tournament will be held at the
Fair Grounds, on Saturday next, IN which
several Of the prominen. clubs from the
city and vicinity will participate. y
number Of other sports will be INDUCED
in through the day, which no doubt will
ne entertaining to those attending.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-21
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
INORGANIC wN, w.

rVHE HEALTHFULNESS OF THE 10.
CALITI: the superior fr.sr,, 1r
instruction; the ccOEOmic.., disciplinary
and other advantages offered Lav, mad,
this Institution dcscryrGIy popular Nl,u
those who desire TO acr. mU.I>h sound
education under the most favorable cit
cumStauccs.
Next Term begins September 9TH.
For Catalogue, and fuller Information,
address any Ofthe Regents or OF III" tlcu.-
~. S"pilr~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-21

OrENING OF THE OYSTER SEASoS-At
!. Neahausen's confectionery, l@-7 Mar
ket street our ladies viii gladly notice
that oysters in every ,ty.c viii be ilru-
i,hcd from to-day at Ncuhsu,ons COM
Portable parlors. Only the best brands
ct Tick \ Chase, the well known Batj-
more oyster firm, are kept there, ard the
way they are prepared will take al. oy,-
;cr lovers by storm Tie par'a7s a.o
well ventilated. ani the average tenn
perature kept a; 100.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-21

TIE Legislature Investigating Com
mittee did not meet in this city yesterday
as expected. The reason Of this failure
was, that the members Of the committee
did not arrive. There will probably be
y quorum to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-21

MAN SHoT-A drunken frscas oc-
CURED at Golfers Station, w. Va
about eight o'clock last evening, in
which man named Rose was sho. and
quite severely, although not fatally in
jured. AS near 81 we can learn, the
facts ara rs follows: Rose and y man
named Cunningham got into q quarrel
about a girl when Rose threatened to
whip Cunningham, but the latter, not
wishing TO fight, went home, where
Rose followed him, broke in window
and tried To break the door In. Cum
n.nghsm ordered Rose to go away, bu.
he only increased his efforts, aud Cum
ningnam shot al HIM three or four times,
one Shot taking effect IN MS right shout
der, one in the forehead and some shot in
tho face, throat and tongue. Rose varI-
ed to go back Tor satisfaction, bu, was
prevented fIom doing so by the crowd
that had assembled TO witness tho ARRAY.
Rose was very much under the influence
o: iiquo-.-St>ujenrlL,e Herald
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-21
POLLOK CnnRr-Jp4la. Cranms,.

Only two cases appeared on the docket
of the Police Court yesterday morning.
William Kearney, charged with disor-
DERBY conduct was fined three dollars
and costs. Paid.
James Arby, of Pittsburgh, was fined
one dollar and costs for jumping on train
while in motion. Execution was su'-
pended on condition that he leave the
city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-21

The steamer Courier will, in all prob
ability make special trip to Steuocn-
Vile next Saturday, for the accommoda-
ton of those who desire to attend the
Peal-Felsing boat race, which takes
place al that city, Saturday afternoon.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-21

BEETHOVEN BALL,-The Beethoven
Singing Society, gave one Of their pleas
ant ball, at their hall last night, which
was largely attended. twas an enioya-
Bile occasion, to those who participated.
The music was good and so was every
thing connected with the arrangements
for the dancers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-21

How beautiful all outdoors appears 70
the Invalid as he gazcs lonsingly
through the closed window, and yet be
know. it IS as transparent as the gla..
through which he looks.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-21
George woods Il Co.'S Pnrior aud
tPsfry nrEnns

These instruments are remarkable for
their beautiful quality Of tone, variety OF
orchestral effects, thorough construction
and elegant finish. All interested in
music should 90 70 squaint themselves
with these remarkable instruments ut
TIA Main street. W. II. Shcib sole
agent for Pittsburgh, Western Prnn,y.-
yania Eastern Ohio and West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-21

THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company announce II somi-annual diyi-
dend Of 3 per cent. on the Main Stem,
papObe on the lst pro1imo. The stock
OF this company is quoted at l7S@l8O
and that Il the Washington Branch nj
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