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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-09
REGISTER'S OFFICE,

p EGlSTERS OFFICE, ..
IL NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Oct 2oth, 1875.
Upon the application of Llndiey Smyth, Executor
OF ZiDa Ferris, late OF Wilmington Hundred In said
county, deceased; 1t Is ordered and directed by the
Register that he Executor aforesaid give notice OF
the granting OF Letters Testamentary upon the Ks.
tate OF the deceased with the date OF granting thereof
by causing advertisements to be posted, within forty
days from the date OF such Letters In six OF the most
public places OF the County Of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the Estate, to
present thesame or abide BY an Act OF Assembly In
such case made and provided. And also cause the
same TO be inserted within the period, In the
DAILY COMMERCIAL newspaper published In Will
mington, and 10 be continued therein three weeks,
cod
Given under the hand ana Seal OF ONCE OF
IL. 81 the Register aforesaid, at New Castle, In New
Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
above written. s.. BIGGS, Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims against the
Estate OF the deceased must present the same, duly
attested 10 the Executor, To his Attorner, ZibR
Ferris, Jr, Wilmington. Del, on or before October
25th 1876 or abide the Act of Assembly In such case
made and provided.
LINDLRY SMYTII, Executor.
Address, 4Sl Chestnut ST., Phila- oct26 3weod
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festivals.

FESTIVAL
AND EVENING ENTERTAIN MgNTs.
In aid OF
ST JANIS CHURCH, NEWPORT.
AT stone building On water street, east OF Market
November llth. 3 p. M, opening OF Festva-pn-
ner Tp. IN Dialogues and cJl cert,
November 18th, I p. m., spelling Bee
November 18th, D ., m, Sig Blnz Entertain
ment for children. p. H., Sig Bihz entertain.
meDL.
Dinner and refreshments will he served each ''ay,
afternoon and evening. UAe al articles for xale
The Elmira cornet Band, OF Newport, has kindly
offered to play each evening. oc99.u
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Dividend alutites.

NOTICE ARTISANS SAVING, BANK.
OCTOBER 18th, 1875.
The Board OF Managers this day declared divl-
denu OF per cent. for the last six months.
n0vs,dt X. Il. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
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afanted.

NANTED-A GOOD WHITE GIRI.
w ior general housewoIA. Apply at
nov9.N' los w 7TH ST
M A n # E D.--A GIRL ABOUT
w twelve years old to assist with general house
work IN small family. Apply at
noy9,st' THIS OFFICE
NJ A N Il e D.--TO SELL CARPET,
w lounge, chairs, wood stove. and some Other
furniture. Also good IRE proof safe.
K. LARKlN
nOv9n Private door, 3 K. Second street
TNHE ADVERTISE SOLICITs AN IN
4 TKRVIEw with party having $500. and wish
my 10 engage Ia lghl aud highly profitable cash
buslness None but those having the amount nee
apply. HENRY ENGLISH
nov6,3. l0s Nest street.
WA N # + D-LADlES DESIRING
W help either In sewing or hOusework would
CONFER favor upon the Young Ladies' Relief so
clety, by applying 10 the Chairman OF the Employ-
ment committee. MRS. A. ID. WARNER,
noy3,lM Room No. ., Exchange Building
MANTED--AS SITUATION AT SOME
w KIND Of employment. by an honest, sober
steady man. Can be- relied on Apply at
noNJ-6t' 2O4 FkENCu ST.
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aaftioa Sales.
A pJouRNED
y TRUSTEES saLEo,
r e al Es ate

- ~ - - L Cl r.
bJ virtue OF an order of the rnaue.,,o,
state OF Delaware made on the 9th sv ~ VI Tue
Der, a. ", leIf In cause OF puftIIion ,'sp,eu
laniel Diehl, et. al. petitioners aud hn,,uih ne,Muih
shannol, u. al, respondents, wlll he "'a,a'l ,'l
sale At Public Nendue, on 'Apoaei ~
MONDAY, the l 9th day OF Nov.,,
A. d. 1875.
At O'Clock, p. m.
At the Hotel OF George Whitfield In ,le ,,v
Castle, Ielaware, the following Real Es,aty VI Ne"
All that certain tract Of aul tuate in ~ w
tie Hundred New Castle county, and ts,e ,, ns ~
ware, on the road leadiAg from CHRISTIAN y, pela
Lion bounded now OF late by antis Of inhn y, w. hei
Robert ocheluee DR.. James Cooper. Ir, iWto91p'
wood, anu others: by the said road AMI tha r
tlana River, containing about 200 Me- ~. ', i tl7
more or less with the dwelling house and nui NJ 'a,u
buildings thereon erected. ~ '"'
Atiendai ce Will be given and terms Of sal, J.
known at the time aud place aforesaid by tn
slsned, rusiee appointed by the Cluncelinr ~ 81
feet the sale, or his Attorney. =" ="
\, =, o.. , CHA'. Il. LoRR, Trustee
NJ This farm, late the property al H.
HugQ, deceased, adJolns the Bear tiniinu ,an,
the Delaware Railroad miles from New ns 1as,I ~
II Is located In one OF the nnest aQrlrulIursa M
trcts In the State, has snlexceplonaly good .a vi
IL convenient 70 schools, churches Inark,ts ana i.
very Desirable property. W A'' Is
nos9,s CHAs "A tnpv
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TAX PAY EilS TAKE NOTICE

Il
The undersigned, Receivers OF CITY and School
Taxes for the city OF Wilmington. for 1873 give
notice 10 persons no have not paid their fty and
School Tax for 1873. and have had their bills pre-
ssnted are required, 10y law, 10 call ami settle the
Fame IN days from the delivery of the bill. The
receivers request all such persons TO call at their
ofllce, No. 10 East sixth street, and settle without
delay, they having given bonds to the city; the
money IL due them and they are respcnaible for IT,
ami we hope those that can pay will be prompt
WHILE perhaps some that cannot pay at once, will
call and make some arrangements when they can
and we most respectfully ask you to give this your
attention 80 us TO avoid trouble, costs unpleasant
ness. The city needs money and requlTea us 10 col
ect II or pay It. aud that Is what propose TO do
collect II.
The Receivers also gives notice OF number OF
lots In I'd, sd, btn, lth sth, 9TH and 10Th wards that
they cannot ind the owners of. All such persons
owning ssd lots Will please call and settle or We
VIII sell them for taxes and costs.
ONCE No. 10, Bast rixLh street, between Market
and King. Hours from tO O'Clock every evening
and ON market mornings.
EDMUND PROVOST
Receiver Northern District Qncuding all North OF
9Th streetl
EDWARD FARMER,
Receiver southern District uncuding all South OF
9Th street) octlt-u
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OFFISGaE: Sl, OF u. v,., ,,,.,,. 49,, ~,
WILMINGTON, Del. Nov q, 15Io.
dividend OF four per cent. mon the Captn Stol K
OF the Company out OF the net earnings for the past
SIX months. payable demand TO the sioc khullets
or thsr legal representatives, at the ONCE OF the
Company, No. COS Mari ct street.
nNg1 1i,1J Y l. CLIP n, Secretary.
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The Temperature, To-day.
Hoard Of Education.

As RK6IsrERxD AT THE COMMERCIAL orrlcK.
Al A. .M..............3I' AtlP. M.,...........
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DlvipETNSIDs TSI s.r,ox =, p,v, ., 0,, .w..x
WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. Z, 1915.
me Directors have this day declared a dividend
OF Twelve dollars per share, being SIX per cent. for
the last six months, ana an TX ra dividend OF ak
dollars per share, hhth OF which are PAYABLE on de-
mana clear OF all taxes X. b. EWBANKs, ,
nOs2.4t Cashier.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-09
for Bent.

kNOR RENT--STALL in CLUB STA
l. BILE. Orange Street, below 9th.
nov6u q. WORRELL.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-09
Aotires.

NJ NOTlCE-FUNERA NOTICES AND
IN Society meeting notices to secure Insertion In
the COMMERCIAL must invariably be paid for III ad-
vance aprA-u COMMERCIAL. PRINTING co.
NOTICE-A MEETING OF THE
~ stockholders OF the wilmington Loan Assocla-
tlon VIII tie held on Thursday evening Iext, Nov.
llth. AT = o'clock. AT s02 Market street elative to
the closing up OF the nrst series which has ''run
out" Mortgages ana other obligations VIII then be
surrendered GEO. &. MARKS,
novs,dt secIeiary.
NOTICE TO WATER RENTER6-ALL
IN persons who have sold property during the
Registrar at ths ONCE OF the Water Department be-
fore the Both day OF November 1875 and Insert IN
the notice the name of the purchaser, and the mum.
her OF the property purchased. bthe' wlse they vii
be held liable for tue water rent the next year Also
all pers ns who may wish to d scontlaue the use OF
water or any portion of II must give notice as above
aud pay two dollars for drawing the ferrne, no a.
late. kbWAKD KcINTlRE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the unjerslgnei will. on the 2st day of
November, A. D.. lsi., make application TO Hon.
Leonard z Wales. Associate Judge Of the Superior
Conrt or New Castle county, for the granting TO
them OF Charter OF Incorporate by the Superior
Court OF said county for the purpose OF anording
all and support 70 The members OF said proposed
Incorporation their families, In casts OF sickness
misfortune or death.
IGNAz BLANK,
CHARLES RABENORT,
ANTON HENZE
JOSEPH NIKDEtMIRR,
JOSEPH LANDTHALER
JACOB STUCK,
aBENEDICT FRiTSCH,
JOSEPH STOECKLE,
oci2' .tonov22 HERMAN RAU,
NOTICE-IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned will on the twentieth dsy of
November, A. ID, 1876 make application TO Hon.
Leonard X. Wales, Associate Judge OF the Superior
Court. OF New Castle County, for the granting to
them OF Charter OF Incorporation by the Superior
Court OF said County, for the purpose OF maintain
ing places of Sepnlture or burial OF the dead In New
Castle County.
ABRAHAM MURRAY,
DAVID BAYARD,
JAMES BARNES,
JAMES K. WILSON,
ROBERT GRAVES,
oct2o,t ,tnovl9 WIN. II. CoLDWRLL.
NJ NOTICE-BUOK OF CORRECTIONS.
IN We have hanging In our business office copy
OF the last City Directory in which are noted all
errors and omissions that come to our notice. In
der that they may not occur next year. We appre-
clate the great need OF accuracy IN work OF this
kind and request all subscribers and others who no.
lce any defects 10 advise us OF them that they may
be noted and corrected.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING CO.,
Publishers AMI Steam Printers
octl9,u Fifth and Market Streets.
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NOTICE no WATER RENTERS-ALL

IGNAZ BLANK,
CHARLES RABENORT,
FRED Won BOURBON,
ANTON HENZE,
JOSEPH NIEDKtMIRR,
JOSEPH LANDTHALER,
JACOB STUCK,
. BENEDICT FRITSCH,
JOSEPH STOECKLE,
HERMAN RAU,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-05
THE IN COUNCIL.

In pursuance t. a call in the morning
papers the helpers of Wheeling anu
vicinity, held a meeting at the OLD city
Hall, in the Second ward Market House
Yesterday afternoon, at 8 o'clock, for the
purpose of taking action in regard to the
existing trouble between themselves and
the boilers in regard to the scale ofprlces.
There were about sixty present, repre-
senting all the mills in this city, Ben
wood, and 1Etnaville, and the meeting
was conducted with harmony and com
plete unanimity.
The meeting was organized blythe cleo
ton of John Sheridan, of the Belmont
mill, President, and Frank Haly, Of the
Top mill, Secretary.
After several of the helpers Expressed
their views on the subject before the
meeting, motion prevailed for the APP
pointment of committee, consisting OF
three from each of the mills, to get up
scale Of prices, or rather proposition to
the boilers stating the terms upon which
the helpers would return to work. The
following committee was appointed:
Deweys MiL-Michael Lynch, Mi
chael Filan, and Henry Albright.
Betn.oat-Patrick Hennegen, Gilligan
and John Haley.
ToD-Wilber Mccall, Deb. Thorp and
Martin O'Neil.
1Etna - Michael McCaskey, Joseph
Farrell and j. e. Smith.
The Committee Immediately retired'
and after about half hours consultation
returned, and Mr.. Thorp, the chairman,
made the following report as the basis of
wages upon which the helpers would re-
turn TO work:
"That they would work work Tor one
half Of the furnace and the helper paythe
third hand; or the helper to be paid one
third and five per cent, and do away with
the third hand, the boiler to watch two
heats and scraps
The report Of the committee was adopt
ed without dissenting voice.
On motion of Mr.. Heeley, committee
of three from each mill, were appointed
to confer with the boilers, and present the
MtimGtsm of the helpers, us passed by the
meeting. The following is the commit
tee:
Top NIL Martin O'Neal, Deb Thorp,
and Rack Depney.
Dsoeys-Ed. Boyd, Michael Filanr
and Henry Albright.
Belmont-Galligen, Riley and Cooper.
LIZ BeHe--R. b. Rose
1Ema-Michael McClusky Joseph
Farrell and J. q. Smith.
Bentcood-Andrew McGarrel, and
Michael Dolan.
The President of the meeting, Mr..
Sheridan, stated that himself and others
had been offered furnaces if they would
go to work and while he did not want one
he was anxious to know the sentiments Of
the meeting on the subject. He said for
himself, he did not see any objections to
helper taking a furnace if ohercdto him'
and in doing SO, he could not be called
"back sheep Upon vote being taken'
the views of the speaker were unani-
mously sustained.
The sentiment of the meeting was this:
As soon as the boilers accept either oi the
given above, the helpers
would go to work, and no sooner.
Nothing further being before the meet
ing it adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-05
RIVER NEWS.
IBy Telegraph

PIrrsBURGH, May River ! feet and
rising very slowly. Weather cloudy and
cool
CIEclyXArG, May River 10 feet 3
inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool. Arrived, Nashville river. De-
parted, Mnneola Memphis; Shannon,
Nashville.
EVANSVILLE, May TT rainei all
night but clearing of this evening; mer-
curry 4G to 90 degrees. River 20 feet /
incncs and rising. Down.. d. Parker
Coal Hill, Grey Eagle. Up-ArkaUsas
Belle, Arlington, Warner and bargcs,
Charles Morgan and Robert Young; gen.
orally with good trip; business rather
light.
ST. LOUIS, May 4.-Arrived-Rcd
Wing. ST. Paul; Leopard, Commonwealth
and Glencoe, New Orleans; Johnson,
Keokuk; Brown, Cairo. Departed
Mitchell, St. Paul; Julia, Vicksburg;
johnson, Galina; Great Republic, New
Orleans. River has fallen inches. Clear
and cool weather.
MEMPHIS, March L. River foil Il
inches; clear cool and prospect Of frost
to might. Arriyed-Batesvlllr, White
river; City of Ficksburg, Vicksburg.
Departed -Vint Shinkle, Cincinnati;
Belle OF Texas, Pine Bluff; Fanny Lew
is, Yazoo River
NASHVILLE, May 4.-River falling
with 81 feet on the shoals. Clear and
cool Departed BurksviIle, Cairo. The
Silverthorn is expected from Evansville
tonight.
CAIRO May 4.-Arrived-J. n Kc,-
logg, Memphis; Liberty No. /, Pomeroy.
Drpartcd-Louisvile, Cincinnati; kc!-
l5gg st. Louis. River 50 feet and rails
ing. Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, May I.-Riycr falling
with . feet inches in the canal and :
feet inches in Indian chute. Clear and
pleasant. Departed-John Gilmore,
Pittsburgh; Charley Bowen, Pomeroy;
Fawn, Mt. Vernon; Laurel, ST. Louis.
Arrived-Gilmorc, Nashville. The
Charles Morgan is due, but had not ar
rived at late hour.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-05
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BEILAiEE.

n...-. e.. ,.....:.,,.. ,..,;..,, low,
= ~ ~ ~ ~. r,,,.,r.I, -.
meeting was ie'' ~ wy nam '',' " > 49,
IN the interest oil the he''"'F' a"u '2'"'"-
western Railway. Mr.. Alexander Arm
.,ronp Of Armstrong; Mills. was called
,.....,v-.. T,r;, 81 poIroiro
~ '''' -, -,
was appointed Secretary. The object Of
the meeting was stated by Cold. II. Sui
.,L,,, L.ar, b. r.ror, ogtha soy
Nv ''' ~ wv H.
era committees o' '"' i'o7 i'So '"''' ''''
made and tie prospects and advantages
Of the proposed road. ne committees
reported that charters had been obtained,
preliminary survey made Mt both ends
of the road, and that the result, OF the
surveys, estimates, ~cr are hi@h,y SETS
factory ana encouraging. I ,..iI - W.T. W.,
MAD" ny D"'G"l' D. - ~ ,.ic'Ii.
iaIrGi \. li1.''''@r' H'f" ~ oV'a".,,.'
William ArLl,'.'' = ~ ,' ~ p.;,
MlIS an" a,i'.. i'U'.,,,., w. - -
port showing ''y MI ,',, CIV, . an
ta5es Oh inc '""'' ~, ''','.','S w.. ~,
IN progress VINE" We 'o' "'''''e" WIS us
patch.
OFFICER DEUGAY starts this morning
to Athens, ONO, to escort o l"dy Oh IH's
city to the insane asylum, on whom the
clouds of misfortune have rested 50 dark
~, It's to make her remoual to the asylum
necessary.
Tur romans If = man named !. f.
C,iI;ns nassnd tbrorgb nur citv ve.l.r.
do,. Tbo dncco.pd dird some two wec,,s
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-05
BISHOP KAHN.
The Conservation Of Father j. j.
Kahn. as Bishop OF Wheeling.

From the Nartinsburg Independent.
On the 23d day of May, being the
fourth Sabbath Of this month, Father J.
j. Kahn, Of this city, will be consscrated
as Bishop of Wheeling. The ceremony
of thus giving public and official express
sion to the edict of the Holy See, confer
ring this high Office upon the worthy re-
cipient, will take place in the Cathedral
at Wheeling between ten and eleven
o'clock in the morning. The ceremonies
will be attended by large number OF the
dignitaries of the church, and will be un-
usually impressive and imposing.
Archbishop Bayley, OF Baltimore, will
perform the office of Consecrator while
Bishop Gibbons OF Richmond, and Bishop
Becker, of Wilmington, Delaware, will
be assistant Consecrators, and Bishop
Gibbons will preach the sermon. A large
number of priests and other officers Of
the church will also be in attendance.
At the hours fixed for the ceremonies
to begin, the rules of the Church provide
that the Archbishop and the Bishop elect
will enter the Church together, followed
by Bishops Gibbons and Becker and
their attendants; the Archbishop taking
the main altar and the Bishop elect the
right side altar, having on either side of
him the two assisting Bishops. The
Archbishop here puts on the Pontiticial
Robes, and the Bishop elect takes on the
simple vestments of Il priest. The Arch
bishop then takes his seat and the bishop
elect faces him and the 'Papal Bull is
read, which creates the new Bishop, and
both proceed to the main altar and say
Pontiiicial High Mass. During the mass
the Pontitical Robes are placed upon the
new Bishop which are of different colors
in different seasons. In this case the
robes of Bishop Kahn will be white.
lie will also, during the mass,
receive the four insignia of his
office: The Pectoral Cross, King,
Crozier and Mitre. The Bishops ring
is large amethyst Of beautiful design,
having on either side of the stone en-
graved in the gold the four insignia of
his office above mentioned. 1t is also
worn. The Psctorsl cross is worn
around the neck, and is of solid gold,
and is of large size, having attached a
valuable gold chain, and is also con-
slant accompaniment of the Bishops per-
son. The Crozier and hIitro are only
used in the church service. The jewels
Of Bishop Kain are being made to the
order Of his many friends, and will be
presented to him
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-05

Two HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
The following property was stolen
from the store of Benjamin Lambrecht,
in Clarksburgh, West Virginia, on the
night of the lst of May, 1875:
l Watch, 5oz case Engine Turned, .
4oz cases plain, 2 2oz plain, ! open face
4oz case plain, Patent Lever plain, l
American Home Movement plain. About
. dozen Gold Rings plain and carved,
some Gold Pens, solid Gold Gents
Chain plain, and about ten or twelve
rolled, plated, curb and twisted ones, 3
small silver chains and two long linked
ones, two ladies' opera chains, cable link
ed, one very fine amethyst set ofiewelry.
besides full line of plated and solid gold
earrings and sets. Also a great many
Masonic and Odd Fellow pins and ladie.
gold breastpins. Among customers
watches, one gold English lever, engine
turned, with some fancy engraving on
the bottom, and about ten patent leaver
watches, with various engravings. One
very fine solid gold necklace, very wide,
the clasp Of it set with various stones,
spelling regard
The above reward will be paid for the
recovery Of the property, or a liberal re-
ward for any part recovered or Informal
ton that will lead TO the recovery of it.
There were two suspicious parties in
town that dav, one about six feet high,
weighing about l40 pounds, full face,
Roman nose, black side whiskers, black
hair-rather short, rough looking man
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-05
THE COURTS.

CIRCUIT CoURT-Jwdgs MsIsiH.
This court met ut the usual hour, yes
terdsy morning.
The morning session was taken up by
the argument of the writ of error i'll the
case of McLain, by next friend Is. Isaac
Colts, Guardian. J. Peck, for the plain
tiff. II. NJ. Russell, contra.
Demurrers having been sustained in
causes of Thos w, Duryc and certain m
surance companies, the plaintiffs took
leave to amend, and tho causes were
amended to rules.
A motion to admit James ii. Saddler,
charged with others, with robbery, in It
less sum than was fixed by the county
court was argued by Judge Kennedy
for the prisoner and t. q. Cracraft,
Prosecuting Attorney, and taken under
advisement.
The Court adjourned until . o'clock
this morning, when the case of the State
Us. Dennis Brannon, charged with house
breaking, will be called.
Certain appeals from the Municipal
Court of the city of Wheeling, Oh the
police side will also be taken up.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-05

The committee on Streets and Alleys,
and on accepting Bsrnard'S second ad-
dition to Bellaire city reported favorably,
and recommended the adoption OF = reso-
luton accepting the same. The resoiu-
ton was adopted on motion OF Mr.
Henry.
On motion OF Mr. Duniord an orti-
nance providing for the appointment of
one Street Commission for each ward OF
the city, and defining their duties, was
put upon its third reading, after some
amendment, and was afterwards engros-
.ed and passed on motion OF Mr.. Rode
wig.
On motion of Mr.. Danford, an ordi-
nance on the subject Of Street Railways,
was put upon It's second reading.
Council was still in session at 8 o'clock,
with enough business before them to
keep them busy until midnight.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-05

From Mr.. Wickham, engineer in
charge o! tho water works, we learn
that the average consumption Of water
by the city, for all purposes, is 2,92ooOO
gallons perday Ofthis amount as near
rs can be ascertained without actual
measurement about three-ffths or ., 200,-
coo AIRS used by the iron mills and facto-
ries. and the other two,ffths.or 10000
gallons. are consumed FOR domestic and
drinking purposes. Estimating the pop
ulation Of the city at 27,0OO-the basis of
the school enumeration-each man wo-
man and child, gets away with thirty
gallons of waler per diem.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-05
POLICE CoURr-J,uiqe Cranm,r.

The following cases were disposed of
at the Police Court yesterday morning:
Charles Fritz and Rachael Moor
mick, charged with disorderly conduct,
were fined five dollars and costs each.
Charles NARROW, charged with disor-
derby conduct was let oil by the pay
ment OF three dollars and costs
Thos. Halter on the same charge, was
assessed one dollar and costs.
The cases against John Manion, Thos.
Owens, Patrick Gibbcn, Miles McGrill,
Edmond Toust, and John Croughan,
charged with disorderly conduct, were
dismissed at the costs ofthe complainant.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-05

ABOUT 80 Of the S"Hddy Nelcs boys
who wanted to die last Sunday, because
tibet had no "Ncwscs" TO sell, have now
chance TO live little longer. See Ndve1,
tisement to sell Saaday Leader, in anoth-
err column.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-05

We ask an examination of our large
stock of goods. comprising everything IN
the line ct irst-cIass merchant tailoring
establishment We have used all the
care possible in selecting first elias, lot
of goods, and will not fail to please you
if you will call and examine our goods
and will guarantee a perfect fit.
LAKIN ~ PERSON,
80 18th street
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-05

ANOTHER SPREE.-Our Fulton friends
seem determined not to be behind the
times. On next Thursday evening, the
NJ. f. Church Sunday School will nave
Il spelling match, to raise funds for Ii
brarv. The admission is ten cents.