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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-14
PETITIONS,

OF Philo L. Kimberly, for the chang
ing of the grades of St. Charles and
Jacob streets, was referred to the com.
mittcc on Grades with with power to
act.
OfGeorge Schwartzback, Philip Medert
and others, keepers of ordraries, in
regard to tax on licences, was referred to
the committee on Ordinances.
OfAug. Rolf, LOUIS Gaus, Oscar Bur
datts, Gesrge Schwartzbach and others,
asking that the tax on coffee house IL
censes be reduced, was referred to the
committee on Ordinance.
OF Isaac Colts for the transfer of
wholesale and retail license to c. +.
Wagner was granted.
Of Wheeling Wagon and Carriage
Works for reduction Of water rent. Re
ferred to committee on Streets and
Alleys.
Of Robert Crawford and others and
j. NJ. Ewing and Others for curling and
paving. Referred to the committee on
Streets and Alleys.
OF John Gocring and Others for the
extension of sewer on 18th street. Re-
ferred to the'committee on Streets and
Alleys.
OF B. Fisher, H. B. Miller, Thomas
O'Brien and others, = for curb stone on
South street, was referred to the COM
mittee on Streets and Alleys.
OF John Robrecht, for $500 damages.
caused by the bursting of a water pipe.
referred to the committee on Water
Works.
OF Henry Sollenger, for laying sewer
across Main street at the head Of 4th, re-
frrred 10 committee on Streets and
Alleys.
OF Kimberly & Co., in regard to the
duties of the City Weigher of the Fourth
ward scales, was referred to the Com
mite on Scales.
Thomas Haley was the only bidder for
the City Scales located at Bodleys, in the
Fourth ward, and his bid was accepted.
RESOLUTIONS.
ResolreG. That when the Council ad-
iourns it adjourn TO meet on Tuesday
evening, the 10th, of April 1875, and
that the special order shall be for the re-
ception of petitions for licenses. Adopted.
Resolved, That the Superintendent Of
the Water Works be instructed to place
hose attachment IN front of the City
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NEW kid gloves in white and party
colors, just opened by
G.. K. TAYLOR " Co.
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w. S. HUTCHINS,

HEALER IN PIANOS, ORGANS,
IL sheet Music and general Musical
Merchandise, No. % Twelfth street, first
door above Mcclure House. Personal at
t"ntiOn given to Tuning and Repairing;
Also Moving Pianos. All work guaranteed
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sole agents in

For white dress goods and grenadines
attend the forced sale Of
j. W. FERREL.
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A LARGE lot of best makes Black
silk. with Cashmere finish, at greatly re-
duced prices, just received at
j. ). RHODES d Co.'S.
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500 pieces of the best new spring style
Prints. all at Gets per yard, Just opened
-. j. ". FEREELs.
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Go to V. Blends for your Box-toed
Button Caters, ll35 Main street.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R

CONDENSED IIMt OAhD.
LIS 81 i:i:::.::;::s
an AND AFTER Nov. ID, 1871, TRAINS
" viii run Daily, except Suhday"aS ioi-
lows. VIZ:
ACcoM'o MAIL. EMPRESS.
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LADIES wanting fine and well made
cambric undcrwarc can be- well suited at
q. K. TAYLOR X Cos.
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Ten thousand yards best new dark
Prints just opened at
j. 5. RHODES " Co.'S.
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TuE Martinsburg independent should
copy all and not part of an item.
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REMNANTS of Dress Goods, remnants
of Muslin. remnants of Hamburgs, cheap
at J. :. RHODES " Co.'S.
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The only place in the city that you
can find Children Box toed Button
Caters is ut l.. V. BLoND's,
1875 Main street.
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FIRST BRANCH.

FIRST BRANCH.
In this Branch, Mayor Sweeney pre-
siding, there were present at roll call
Messrs. Blair, Butterfield, Cowan, Dun
ming, Egerter, Hall, Hoffman, Wilson
McAdams, Roberts, Schambra, Ulrich.
Minutes read and approved.
The report ofthe committee on Strcct'
and Alleys being read the action Of the
Second Branch on it and accompanying
resolutions was concurr9d in.
The action of the Second Branch on
the report of the committee on Water
Works and resolutions accompanying 1t,
was concurred in.
The report of the committee on rail.
roads was read.
The resolution to COMPEL the Street
Railway company to complete thelrtrack
in South Wheeling, was amended by
limiting the time to September lst
The report of the committee ON Fire
Department, including the report OF the
Chief Marshal of Fire Department, and
resolutions. was read. and action of Sec
ond Branch in adopting, concurrcd in.
The report of the committe ON Health
was read and adopted.
The bill of the Eccn1g Standard for
publishing the report Of the Health ON
Ger. was rccommitted to the Committee
on Accounts for examination and report.
The action of the Second Branch on
the report of the committee or Accounts,
was concurred in, except in reference to
the Standard Printing Compauys bill.
An ordinance prohibiting the keep
inc of hogs in the city of Wheel
inc. passed to its third reading and was
THE petition of James Roberts for curb
ino was read and the action Of the Sec
ond Branch concurred IN.
The petition of George Baker for the
removal of coffee house, was granted
The petition of Isaac Cots asking II
transfer of his license as a wholesale
LIQUOR dealer was granted.
Action Of Second Branch on the petit
ton of Mr.. Kimberly asking the fixing
of the grade on Jacob street, was concur
red in.
Inc appropIla''o" Va WV ~ Wv ''Pi-
toll committee to pay expenses Of removal:
was endorsed.
A resolution of the Second Branch
that the Council meet on the 10Th inst,
for the purpose of entertaining petitions
for license was adopted.
A resolution requiring the committee
on Streets ind Alleys to appraise the
stone broke by VIM. Graham and report
the same to Council was adopted.
Mr.. Ulrich offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted:
Resolrsd, That the City Surveyor be
instructed to proceed without delay in
making the necessary surveys FOR the
purpose of strengthening Caldwels Run.
9th ward, and report plans and specinca-
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HAVE YOU TRIED
j u r u 3 E 3 A
Weak, Nervous Or UeblIItated?

'CuNJ iNOl sOuS " S~St'lNNNSN'
Are you so Ianguid that any "N"rtiun De-.
quircS more Of an cXurtIUu than you .rr
capable ofmaking?
Then try JURUBEBA, ;he wOnd"rtaI
tonic and invigOrator, which acts 50 hrNr.
fiCially on the sccrrtINc organs a. 90 .IU.
part vigOr To all the vital forces.
II l. no alcoholic appetizer, which Ni.m-
ulateS for "A short time, only To let IN" >y.-
ierer tall To lower krpih OF misery, h.'
IL is "A vegetable tonic acting directly uu
the liver and spleen.
ali regulates the bowels, quietS IN" nerves
and gives such healthy tone To the whole
system as to soon make the invalid lrrI
like new person.
Its operation is not violent, but Is Clur
actcriZcd by great gcutl"nrNS: TIA" patient
experiences no sudden change, no marked
results, but gradually his troubles
"Fold their tents, Ike tn" Arabs,
And silently steal away
This is no new and Uairicd discovery
but has been long used with wuudT'U.
remedial results, and Is prououHcH hl
the highest medical authorities "lhr mn,l
powerful tonic and Alternative known.
Ask your druggist for il. For sal" hy
WIN. +. klDDER & CO., New FORK
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CARPETS CARPEr.! CARPETS!-The
very best makes of all kinds at 80 per
cent less than any house IN the city, at the
closing out sale of j. W. FERREr.
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New Lisse Neck Ruttlings just epend
by Gro X. TAYLOR X Go.
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New party fans received to-day by
Geo r. Taylor y Co.
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SOMETHING NEw.-Box-tocd Caters
made exclusively for the ladies and
children mt J.. '. BLOND ;.
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WESTBOUND TRAINS.

ANo.. 10 and run daily; No. daily ex-
crpt sunday; No. 1, daily except saturdays
East bound trains make direct cOnncc-
Tons at Baltimore with trains Tor fnlll-
drluuia, New York and Boston. Al wash
ugtuu city for all points South.
Vest bound trains make direct connec-
lions for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
WyyEELIYG PTTTSB URGH AND BAL
TINORE DIVISION.
r,sr-IEASES wEST-LEANES.
SWbreling sWashiAgton Pa,
AMY at 6:5jA.M, daily at......6:i0 4. VI.
WhrtIinv Washington, Pa,
i,ilv af 1.ljP.M daily at......2:lOP. NJ.
TSuudayS excepted. i'Suhuays eN''P'e"'
Tickets to ali principal points can DE
THOS. K. SHARP,
Master of Transportation.
Y +. DEVRIES, General Agent, Wheel
a. nOVl6
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ADAY or two ago the burden of our
song was dust; now it is mud.
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Fox Music Music Books, Pianos, Or
gans Stools, and Covers, so to AdamS&
Lucas Music Store 1927 Market street.
They make IL speciality of these articles,
and sell at the lowest prices and on the
most accommodating terms.
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GEO. r. TAYLOR ~ Co., have just open
ed another new stock of ladies fine cam
brio underwear ut very low prices.
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ALL the leading makes Of Bleachcd
and Brown Muslius ut New York prices.
j. 5. RHODES " Co.
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Index to New Advertisements.

Seed Oats-James Crangle.
Paper Hangings-Paull " Winshlp
Span of Mules for Sale.
Hamilton Opera House.
Furniturc-A. r. Moorehead " Go.
Auction Sale by Order of Council.
THERE was not much spring about the
weather yesterday.
McNABB'S street sprinkler will be out
to-day.
APRIL showers are now the order OF
the day. ind still we don't vas happy.
AFTER the first of June take in your
pigs.
THE County Court adjourned yester-
day until court in course.
GAS after the first of next June will be
$3.50 per 1000 cubic feet.
\ DAY or two ago the burden of our
song was dust; now it is mud.
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Steamer Market Boy,

HOURS OF DEPAKTUhE'
,.o,.og paIloire nj and $3.50 A. NJ.
:. - / aud $3.50 p. NJ.
Wheeling, at = SEQ SO and Il a An N
Bills of Iading signed, and small pack
ages attended to If LEFT at ,,,...,..e,o.,,
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GAS after the first of next June will be
$3.50 per 1000 cubic feet.
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M HYNEMAN,

BFIlIIsNIINI4' NIIIN'
Saxt door To the Baltimore Il. r. Depot.
Imported and Domestic Wines
and Liquors.
At pittsburgh Wholesale Prices. ordtIs
hv mail promptly attended TO- ana S"ous
Sacked secure rom observation.
pend for price Inst. III "a
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APRIL showers are now the order OF
the dav. ind still we don't vas happy.
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AFTER the first of June take in your
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Upon examination Of the assets and
liabilities of the Peabody insurance Com
pany we are fully satisfied as 10 It's re-
Sponsibility. Signed.
JOHN REID,
A. WILSON,
WIN. =. GO~HOkN,
THOS. O'BRIEN,
Committee.
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THE County Court adjourned yester-
day until court in course.
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THERE was not much spring about the
weather yesterday.
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-AT THE VERY LOWEST RATES. sp
The New York herald., 1875-01-30
PLYMOUTH PRAYER MEETING.

GODS NAAfE-THE CITY WITH TWELVE HUNDRED
GATES.
There was no diminuton In the attendance at
Plymouth prayer meeting on account OF the storm
last evening.
After the usual exercises, Mr.. Beecher said
There ls very much in the original tendencies OF q
mans nature which will determine the profit
which he derives from the contemplation OF God.
All have access, or may have, to the treasury
house OF the universe; whatever human mind can
conceive, whatever Is revealed In matter what
ever Is revealed In the experience OF
mans soul, whatever Is developed In social
life. all belongs to that name above every other
name-God And our thought OF God is likely to
be cramped and limited oy the calling OF Him, one
name-God.
1t is true He revealed Himself by special names
to His people OF old, but 1t Is true also that in the
deepest moral nature OF the Hebrews they appro-
priated aud made use OF COD in their struggles
and experience, and they diversified His name.
They diu not call Him Jehovan, or Almighty. On
the other band, you VIII find they appeal TO God
bv titles OF the Phenomena oil nature. 'fney called
HIM the God OF light. the God OF the seasons.
and inasmuch as they identified their God
with nature, 1t created constant re-
/ nuX. Thinking OF the things around them
their thoughts would naturally go BACK TO God.
And ali through The history OF their cary latHcrs
| was associated with the name OF God, as though
there was In Him perpetual historic element.
SO, wnen they used the titles OF God, 1t Drought 70
The New York herald., 1875-01-30
NEW JERSEY.

The Jury in the Ricardo case yesterday rendered
verdict o simple assault, the penalty OF which
is a fine OF SIS.
In the Court OF Quarter Sessions at Jersey City
yesterday, William A. Campbell. the absconding
jeweller, pleaded guilty to nine charges OF embezr
Element.
The city debt Of Plainneld-for which no means
of payment are provided-amounts to S3. 4S7 The
estimate for the expenses OF the city lCr the
present year Is $4,000.
fire broke out yesterday forenoon In the Amer.
lean Oakum Works on Corpeison avenue, Jersey
City. The fire originated in the fue IRON the
furnace. Loss $4,000; insured Tor $4,000
The city of Bordentown is free from debt, and
about $1,000 would place the township III the
same happy condition. The total amount OF tax.
able property in the township Is ABOUT 81 ,900 900.
portion OF the eastern bank of the Morris
Canal IN Rosevle, Newars, gave way yesterday
morning, causing damage OF considerable extent
and good deal OF excitement. The break u
thirty feet wide and twenty cet deep. Muskrau
caused IT, IL Is believed. Nobody was hurt
All the rairoad stations on The Newburg branch
OF the Erie Railway, except central Valley station
were broken into THURSDAY night and robbed
OF tickets, baggage and other articles. Two OF the
robbers are known as old experts on the main
line OF the Erie. IL Is supposed tney are now as
Flsnklll.
The New York herald., 1875-01-30
NEW YORK CITY.

Five persons were injured through falling on
slippery icewalks yesterday.
The Liberal Club held Its regular meeting last
evening at Plimpton Hall, when Mr.. W. L. Ormsby.
Jr, delivered lecture entitled IA Known Factor
In Sociology"
william Livingston, who stabbed Lawrence Mes
satt the night before last in liquor saloon In the
Ninth ward, surrendered himself last night to
Captain Kennedy.
The Lotos Club promises an art exhibition ana
musical entertainment this evening at their Club
House, in Irving place. The ladies' reception Will
be given next Monday
The German Republican Central Committee,
Judge Dittenhoefer presiding, held meeting at
No. $40 Bowery, last night, to complete Its reor.
ganization for the ensuing year.
John Schwartz, Sr., OF no. Beach street. was
Knocked down last evening by stage No. 4OS, OF
the Fifth avenue line, at Fourteenth street and
Broadway He was severely but not dangerously
injured.
Mr.. Charles Trude. Treasurer OF the Army
and Navy Club reported TO tae police last night
that Alfred p. Evans, the bookkeeper Of the club,
had absconded, taking with him $3.50, the funds q
the club.
The funeral Of the late ex-Alderman Edward
Schlichting took place yesterday afternoon from
his late residence, No. 100 East l2sd street. A
number OF members OF the Board oil Aldermen
were present nl
Mr.. Emil Schumann, Chief Engineer of the
steamer Polaris, entertained an appreciative
audience last night at Steinway's by lecture on
that Ill lated Arctic expedition, Illustrating 1t with
several magnificent stereoptlcon views.
The next lecture in the Cooper Union Free
Course for the People Will be delivered this even.
ing, In the great hall. by Professor George L.
Goodale, OF Harvard College. on "lne Leaf and Its
WORK." being the second OF series OF four lee.
lures on botany.
The Committee on Contested Seats Of the Re.
publican General Committee met last evening and
heard evidence in the cases OF the Twenty.1r
district and the Twenty-third ward. The commit
tee VIII make its report to the General Committee
aG Its next meeting.
At the third social gathering OF the Yale Alumni,
held last evening at Delmonico's, Professor
Sumner made an interesting statement relative to
the Introduction and progress of the method OF
teaching social science In that university. owing
to the absence OF text books progress was as vet
retarded, but the Professor trusted tnat ere long
the system would realize AL the success hoped IOr
1t.
the Court OF Arbitration met at the Chamber OF
Commerce yesterday. The only case heard was
that OF Imhorst vs. Bensusan, in wnich the former
for the value of 200 nogsheads of caret wine,
which the latter contracted Tor, but refused to
take, because II was not delivered on time. No
new evidence Was elected and tue case was al.
journcd to future meeting OF the Court, and 1t
Will he several weeks before decision is gwen.
The New York herald., 1875-01-30
THOMAS PAINE'S BIRTHDAY.

Some thirty or forty persons assembled at the
westchester House IN New Rochelle last evening
for the purpose of commemorating in a social and
cornwall manner the l3stn anniversary OF the
birthday OF Thomas Pane. The meeting, which
was altogether an mpromptu AFFAIR. was presided
over by Major Andrew Coutant. veteran OF the
war OF 1872, WHO last evening reached tue ripe age
OF IourscOre wears, md who Is the only surviving
solder resident IN the neghborhood. Daring the
evening Major Coutant enterfaineu the company
with some interesting personal fecollections OF
Paine. While the modest banquet provided Tor ine
occasion was being discussed, several members OF
the company spoke in terms ol admiration Of
Paine. The company did not separate until late
The New York herald., 1875-01-30
FOUL AIR IN SCHOOLS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
am glad TO see y on stirring up the authoritict
abou, the lack OF ventilation in our public schoo
houses. IL is no wonder that contagious diseases
spread rapidly while the physical energies OF our
chdrcn are so depressed by the ioul air winch
they are compelled 10 breathe lOr 50 many hours
each day ana u you can spur up the authorities
10 reform OF the CONDITION OF schO0lhouses you
VIII be hailed by many parents rs pu6ilc 6enes
factor, PAR!NI.
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TOLIITT4L.

"Our victory came year too soon,' is remark
now frequently made by democratic politicians
They can console themselves, however, with the
thought that it is better now than never
Three editors are the leading candidates for the
democratic nomination for Governor Of Pennsyl-
vania. Neither of them is likely to be called away
from his duties except during the time wasted in
the canvassng.
Mr.. Alexander Stephens having been mentioned
as candidate for Governor of Georgia, takes an
early opportunity to deny that he has any aspira-
tons for the place. He also says it would be the
height Of folly for the Southern States to take no
part in the Centennial exercises at Philadelphia
next year.
Reverdy johnson has been writing long letter
on the Presidents letter, but says nothing more
important than this 81 think it NAV, with per
feet justice be said that if the Convention which
framed the Constitution had anticipated the enor-
nous extent of the official patronage which in
time would necessarily be vested in the President
they would have limited the official term to six OF
eight years and have rendered the incumbent in
eligible"
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PERSONAL.

Rev. Dr. Peabody has an article in the Una-
rian Review for June on the coeducation, Of the
races. lie believes in co education, but relies
more upon experience than upon law and preach
ing to bring it about.
Postmaster General Jewell starts on tour Of
inspection in day or two, accompani led by con-
fdential agent and his private secretary. lie will
visit all the principal POST offices in the South and
West.
The President has appointed j. ID. Webster, at
present Assistant Treasurer at Chicago, as Col
lector Of Internal Revenue, succeeding II. A.
Wadswor,h. The President, it is said, has an
neunced that it shall be the policy Of the eXecu-
tive officers of the government hereafter not re-
tain an officer under whom frauds, either in the
| internal or customs revenue, have occurred
1t is becoming difficult thing to elect Bishop
Of an Episcopal diocese Illinois has made two
unsuccessful attempts and Iowa bids fair to follow
the example. The complaints about the manner
| of Dr. Ecclcs,on's election are multiplying A
protest signed by laymen representing Il parishes,
which was tabled by the clergy men in the Con-
vention has been forwarded to Dr. Eccleston, de-
claring that his acceptance Of the Bishoprc would
cause the division and disintcgration Of the
diocese.
| Count Won Arnim will remain in Switzerland
during his tiial, which will come on before the
Court Of Appeal the 10Th inst. His counsel
have expressly advised him not to attend No no.
tce has been given Of any fresh witnesses, and the
case does not appear likely to present much inter-
est The general opinion at Berlin is that the first
judgment will be confirmed, but that the Emperor
will exercise his sovereign right of pardon
| Mr. l. &. Spauldng of Buffalo will commemo-
rate the Centennial Of the Battle Of Bunker Hill
in commendable and patriotic manner. His
J grandfather and eight others Of his name and
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Our Canadian neighbors are suffering
severely from business depression and fl
nancial difficulties. Heavy failures are
reported, and more are anticipated. The
banks are exceedingly cautious. Money
is scarce. Shipping is very dull The
stagnation Of business exceeds anything
known for many years. The cause Of this
state of things is extravaganza and the
loose way Of doing business during years
Of prosperity. The only way to have
prosperity again will be to press settle
ment all around and let those sink who
cannot swim.