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, 1875-04-02

Teftat Tsj5tfh 10 1tt Gh!t'ft1 1FbH7f.
1ASALGr ILL.,, april 1.-The miners eulr!o:cd by lie
Kenodn, Illinois Valley, Northern Illinois Cal aud
Iron, md the Union Goal Co,a2anIc~. Of Lsallo and
PERIL received no:lee tis morning tha. stc.r wages
would To-day be reduced from Il 70 IS cents PCT
for mining. They suspended work for The day irll
meetdug Aud rcaovel to demand 81 cents. T,r
Cuiun CH Company acccdsl TO tho demand, n,l will
rig nne tnhint<a to-1norrow. What tho nhcr coIn-
tct wi" do rea.lnA 70 10 decided. Tue Lis Ill" SHIT
of T.: :; tthcsn Illinois C'al aud Iron Camrany u1u
be kcEt it.c few days Tor reIaIfx.
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AT st. PAUL.

spsrisl Df,trstra 10 7As tHiet.;o 7rihana.
81. PAIL, M.nY., Arri! 1.-Tho residence Of G. II.
Dgelow, Of tho 1t. Paul Firo aud Aariuo 1psurancs
Company INC College avenue, burned this noon.
II was built four yoars aGo at coat Of 3t,htl with
vAluabo Improvements anee. hfoat Of tho furniture
aavol, bnl badly dam Eea. lusarcd, 5000 the
tolsa and 81 COO tho furniture; 5000 on Tho house
1iatIralce wAs III Ills uwn cnnll4uy. Tho hro w4s
caused BY children playing in tho garrett With liscd
candto Tho laek IT water an.l some hoso bursting
desyca t.a aErmea who might c,s have partly sared
tbs buildiuu.
, 1875-04-02

HAVEN. April l.-Arrlyad--steam yll!a d. P4sls,
from New York.
ouxrsssoWs. April l.-Arrl.ed-s s1bss4s
from noaton.
NEW Yoax, April l.-Arslycd- Steamships west
Phladelph!a, from Hamburg; O. Z. Fuach, from Ant
Nerp; and loliyia, from GLugow.
BAN FxAhclsCo, AIril 1.-The sttamss City Of To-
AAMas
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TIL: hsAst.HaTino RAIL ROAD FRoo

s;fHtt bfra!eh 10 1ss fhieaJ" JFs.une.
RocEtHED, ILL.,, April l.-To-day, ~ Thonlas Char,-
tou. yas1>,ias:cs Of tic chtcaeo northwestern 1ll-
road. coupling carr, tia fo,t caught In frog. liz
was thrown, down, aud his 1T! leg from tho anslc o
tho kncr WIS tar,aatt In {i3it! n,a,;les by tic
car-,r1ee17 .aet!r7 !sagthwse OF 1t. HB phydiclau
thinks lha Limb tnsy tr Jared.
, 1875-04-02

AtsAxT, N. r.. April LA hill was Introduced in
tae Assembly today providing for Tho payneut Of tho
JUROR 1n thu prosactei tsta in Brooklyn. Tho till
nfnsies that, n caso tho srial u pEostacted loyond
si4ty asys tho Supervisors 1aay Krat such s1tsa co-
rsf!sauon ~ t4sy sbs Ut. Tie cass of TAeoloso
x 1Nea against HbAFy &ai4 neeehaf u &fesdy ca lta
hir&ssnth euIltnneu3 wesS,
, 1875-04-02

SrsrtL D{spnsrh To 7Ae faIra4o TrEHnf.
CoLDwArE1, Alch., April 1.-TLjs evening tho Eeu-
u!ue bourbon Democratic City Convention put In
nomination ths following ticket: Mayor. John Il.
Champion: CLERK, A1tsss H. Wood; Mara1ail A. \.
Khcrnlan; Treasurer, Y. J. Bowen; Htreet commt<-
eo1er. James 4. cayauatlgh; Justice Of ths Pssec.
David y, Williams.
, 1875-04-02

Sreeaf HispattA 10 The CAira7o rrttuhe.
BATTLE CREEK, Mith., april i.-Iho Republican
cy Con:ehtIan met thia evening. at 1anblina opera-
l1uuse, md nominated the Hon. Y. r. Collier for
Mayor: Charles i. Gray for Recorder: Msurice Sea!e
for Treastrer: tho Ion. AtlnlIa tte.an 10. Surrr-
yiaor: Tntnan Tall TO: Juatiee Of tho Fetee. Tha
Canseitou waE aElav9ey attended, aud much cntAusatm
was INDUCED In.
, 1875-04-02

NHE 0nixAzss April 1.-0a4lx--O.ts antt and
tsxer Ut $50. -'~
PEoy1a1oss-Post In Eight suppty md .c.tx. d.
nnas1d 70 arrive, $22.e5s SPOT, t32 .7saa, On. Hrh
iafass = th' & sose, hasoo sdEaaaial ! oXa, 12Ss,
Go1khAAL-$ltQs1x,A
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THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, D. g., April t.-rur tho Northwest
tho Upper M1sIss!pp ami ioHts Missouri Valleys, and
uppor Lake region. egar wea.hrr, rising temperature
southeaat to southwest winda, and falling barometer.
LOCAL cDsEhyATi0%a.
ttIIan l1.i
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FINANCIAL,
A O& tft~ -.

, ro. PANIC IN BERLIN,
~. Ens', April LA special dispatch from
germany. nays that financial erisls ia fssfod
Gese se1t!smsnts are mado stlh Rrs.t diaieutY,
a.'s oeea sxsn!-s!sht tllurua. and two PR
aA f&yaEsAe. ~ A@s4aa"e* VI Aosn~
, 1875-04-02

= ToLzno, O., April 1-Tho Republicans today nona-
mated tie Hon. uuido Marx feT Mayor. Mf. Marx il
one Of ths Representatives Of The county In tie Leg
isIourc tnd prominent in opposition to tho to-
called Potter bill during The late session Of tst body.
, 1875-04-02

Srseiat D!stafeA IA T7s ChitdJo TFitane.
dEASp RAPIDS, Mich, April 1.-The Republican
city Convention Tonight uouin,tcd tho Han. r. Il.
Price for Mayor rtnoruinatel G. n. Tarro f:r Csty
ClcrE mil J. II rrlar.ck 1taars for Trca.utcr; uom.-
mated j. L. s. Tertlin for Comptroller. Davl LAncaa
ter for Director Of the Pour, and l.. II. Naicott tor
Judga Qf the Superior Court.
, 1875-04-02


sAs FRAsctsco, April LA dispatch from, rurcta,
Ne.., reports heavy shock Of carthquax* this oreu.
lug. Some damage wa dunn to buildings, hat no ous
waa injured.
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f1 tho wav was a its1o tloaf, having an eye On
boiting the boo1ts, and Ruppohlng tho paHtof WA
referring 10 them, Immediately jumped up anu
saouted, "All who haven't can get as many ~
ron wan. by calling On NO. at rs conss oach."-
hc.p Jersey Herald.
Iis many friends in Chicago will DO glad 10
tc..o that Jous uil1ox llaa become . membor
of Tho Temple Of Honor, Of .Oshkosh. tho now
temperance organization. having bcon initiated
fsy n;gbts et1co Tloso who know bin, asaors
that this fifnc 10 ia In earnest.
A box marltcd for Iowa, to Crasshopper re-
isf committee, whs brokon open at tho Cof'-
tra! depot the ostor dav, au,l tho contents wero
found to conaist OF old boota mud frozen pota-
toos. On tho sisle Of tho box woro tho wordsi
.lho Lord toveth ol,eotful gisor."
At Inst comes Atiss Auou TIA aloonH, who says
eho published lox " plymouth Notes" before
sl,o know OF The e1istoncn Of Miss TnocTon.
Tile Sudden and unprovoEcd resnscitattof Of
tl,lH hQuabbio possonIs another " Excursion and
Aiarnm."
The Dis11op Of Urgcl has rot into tronb1o by
talking too mitch. lto Haya Don CARtoa ls COM
misatonet by tIeayen to oiist ALFONSO lilo ior-
gets tEat tho popo hau already said that AIfoSso
is commissioned to destroy CAnLos, aud. al tho
Blsl,op fs not .nfnllIble, sllonco would be moro
1eso1a'.s' .,.
o"uae St','''Hs 1ouF.o ., .s'...,. ,AA.
lcco.o'on nou huos ~ .nS ~
aos !ao '''h''ul'oN ""sA ~ po'aos' y"
Luz ~ y. 'easse' w "ssu,u"' ~,
~ w ,r, !, "t,a A,ss IT,,
faithful llouud."
H. ~ - ,s,,s =.
.no NJ "a. ~ a,s,s a.o1 NJ .1si
ao"so' w. ea' WI ',1oen ,i "euo""'
eu.' ,, .r", H. s va" ,I.',1.,, am3 p1'
'"ens ~. .. "1e" so.u,s. van ~ ~ ~
stos'" w = ta'Ro ute'e =, ''!ol'us. 10 '1as
oaen "N'uk ~. eu.'st"o'' 4''6'A VI '''''o
VIII "a "neI.'o.. VI t"' ,u"sa.
isessuons unAst A9u W.T.
,~.,, :, 1n,,,a <,,, tti,a ,no.t,a. ~ ~ 1as,;ans
"lsn ~ A"uian "ao Ailla auotua, as 1no 1ndla'ls
hro not subject to our lass. Our opinion is. lint
,'hen they catch m 1ndian who 'las undoubtedly
him a new run and s5.-Ve,o ror1 Herald.
WoopnuL1 wroto very savage article OH
TnEpponE, but 1t dill not get into print in tImo.
THO Herald now publishes 1t. She says TnEo-
nohE heea not marc poo'a as'lamca to eohfeS9
h'a rotations Will nor. because. ~ tiof con-
menced alter hlr. DEEciiEns snvasio" of tho
thm!ly' they could nut Aara Lis caso Will tA3
Jury
An original poet hastened up to thia Office
with d pocn, dedicated to JAMES LtoK, OF sa,
Francisco. Ou reallug 1t, our feelings Of i1,tig.
nation got the better OF ,,s, mud we tore It up.
We I.ayo siuco malo "dccd Of revocation"
mud picked up fragments which road thus:
was sick monk would bc.
got we'll Dovil a monk waalle."
Tho inc ntmito OF very bad autograph which
rcads "C1IoArE :so,Enny," Ia attached to a
, 1875-04-02

HI E4VHEHN, Ut.
spsefai Ufssnfth to Tie Thi.lYa Tribune.
AIoxExA, Ill. April l.-lieswtcn tho hours Of and
o'clock h1 morning. MI occupied cottage owned by
Ars bennett took sro anI bnrnal to the gsouul. II
wss undoubtedly tin work Of IN tncoudiary, Lass
at,uut $sQ0,-aaiu 10 oe Insured fuE SJ5u.
, 1875-04-02

P1TTsnEla, ra.. Arfil 1.-Ibc isou-woEka Of 0isss,
Sery |: Co. resumed work to-isy At 81 ter ton fur
boiling. Ia MIer9toud tha:, after To-day, the puJ-
dte:a VII Ecselso $3.50 and tic ntling be re-
stored.
, 1875-04-02

cATSKLL MOUNTAIN HOTEL.
kEfo*Tos. y. T., April 1.-THE Ovcrook Aonnta!n
1loasa In The C4tskills, : famous summer rssost,
burned today. toAs SC, ,t0o: insurance. $au,ooo.
, 1875-04-02

ypleili p1spafeh 10 1As Ehtru9n JrisGas.
EockFoap, ILL.,, April lat O'Clock this morning a
Enal! frame 11nuso In tho IYrat Ward, occuriod by
William DufaEa, took trc, and entlEcly consumed
Loss about $40.
, 1875-04-02

4yteta. 1l.p&s-A To- TAs rAit..o Tfi;vns.
s1oHx err a., Ahrl LA g."a;cs quantity ID
pEes!ots at1r7n of tls season. Tho seu,pcsatIro
throughout ssnalned u shout u as,ys. At sunrise
no alr Naz stirring. The Thermometer sntiie4ttd 70
above. ilas Lsa quite xaEaa oil day. melting the
snow rapidly Anl rcuaernY tho sree.s sn1ost tpas-
stba fof pedt<traank- Trains The railroads Wssa
aosk'asd soma hours BY tho SHOW to-d2y, hut otAsr-
wtxs aTS not aksloua1y a1ectel.
, 1875-04-02


:.pselat Uf.paieA Ia 7as cn'ea 10 Tyi,s,t
WARRINGTON. u. O., Apr!l l.-So.uo uf .ho o,15e.r.
49,, r.. - CI.... ..f,t H.. .,,.... ~. :, -, ~
u 'Au Couss Q. c3 e'eu's wv 1"'os 'aas canecfos
~ u. 1uau, o' CAcaR"t III " no taaae MI aseoe!ate
JIEo or tho Court at Claims here, to succeed Judge
Peck Of Chicago retired on account nf ncn II Ii said
t1xt Tho Ind VACANCY xas ionp s!nce rrom,.ra N
III, mi. ,,r,,,o,,or ~ 1uaI rro,,1 - ...,. H.
sua"' 1mn r'u'4ao'ou " ~ ""a "'a'u 70 1'A'e ~
has1npny "'th some"hat nl'dslncd rlan Tor qn!te
nxeusyu changes In tho Chicago Federal ofices til
ti..t Of which was tho roccnt atnoin.sncnt Of
,,,o.,r,.u r,u,.- n wor1 a rtstrI. ttto-,,-
s1''s'A"A '"sl0' ~ wa " ~ "''''N'''
THE lachEAsEb TAN.
THO Secretary Of the Treasury Las decided to hear
WRITER, arnnn4y Ii, favor of rcYaraur tit, drci.ton
n, ts n,mntsssoncr at 1n.,rnal 1,svcna t,,
" tuo o'a.ae1oe. e4 1'c'enNo "'ta seslee'
to the collection Of the additional taH on toeacco The
claim Of the contestant IL that tbs Douglass de cElon
,nskcs tho law rctroacttye Yhc, v.s m, ,s infant a.
t,c law ,1d which ia upoonstttut,nr,, r,r,n,i an
,ou,s 49,, .,o T,r,,,vn,ou,- ~ ,,ta.,,, u.,.,,.
!cAia 'spls4 tlie oo"tSS'opef VI 4a1e'ha' Ae77auo
hAre not before been argued Fur some ,carR.
SOIE POLITICAL GOSSIP,
rn... .. ...,, ca..,., ..u, .,,, .
r,N 49, st 80. 1
, 1875-04-02

8psstat DieateA 10 TAs EAfoa1s TfitsNs.
81. rAuL. Ann., A5ril 1.-uIs1arck mAll a4Ficea 70
atls sth VII. My thai ths l-:o thruatensa Indian
, 1875-04-02
Total in Tic Treasury. i31

Debt lcAs c1ph in the Treasury s II
Dscrcaso Of dut in March 1,............. 1,G8l,2l
Uonis tssuett 10 tho Pacific nst|way COM
paulcs, interest payable In lHw{ul ....-
money: Principal outstanding. 84,G23 81
Interest accrueti uud nut yet paid. ........ lG3,:
Interest pail b! tho unitei Gtatee:.... a5,2o4
InIcrcnt repa!4 " transportation Of
n,si!s. etc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ........ 6,943,7.
D.anc0 Of talsEext paid BY United Btatc4. 9Q,a213s
, 1875-04-02
AFFAIRS OF STATE.

Proceedings of tie Illinois
Legislature Vcstcr.
dny.
Long EouEo Debate on the Now
Incorporation Bill.
Some Sudden aud Remarkable
Changes Of Views Upon tho
Subject.
The House, Finally, Refuses to Con-
cur in the Senate Amond-
ments, =
Non-C Concurrence, Also, in the Senate
Changes Of the Depot Bill.
Both Measures Sent to q Con-
ference Committee.
Esconi Failure and Reconsideration Of
The Militia Bill.
Throe Senatorial Sessions on tho Echring
Election Case Without Result.
Worry Low language Exchanged between
Senators Leo and eteele
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same up to date was concur

for work on same up to date was concur
red in.
The request of the Street Commission
er asking permission to purchase 5UO
perches OF sobble stone, to be held in re-
serve, was coucurrsd in.
The reading Of the special ordinance
assigning water tax for the year 1915,
and after making the following amend
ments, the action Of the Second Branch
was concurred in.
On motion G. F. Mayer 4 Sons tax
was made seven dollars also John Prat:'s
tax made twenty dollars.
On motion John Butterfeld's tax on
malt house was reduced from one hun
dred to forty dollars.
The motion to reduce the tax on Henry
Knoke's brewry to thirty-nine dollars
WAS carried,
A motion to amend the special oTdi-
nance 50 to strike out August Neunau
sens soda fountain, WAS carried.
A motion TO strike out the special
assessment of Smith u Co, and collect
the amount assessed, $50, for water used
up to April lst, was carried.
4 motion to strike out Kimberly X
Cos two coke ovens, in the special assess
ment. WAS carried.
The Second Branch reported that it did
not concur in the action Of the First, IN
relation to granting Gordon, Gerry X Co.
until July lst, 10 construct bridges over
Caldwels Run. DR.. Bard then moved
that the resolution be laid on the table
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ST. GAINESVILLE FAIR.-Owing TO
the rain on Yesterday the Fair viii con-
tinue over Saturday, the 18th inst. The
following is the programme for to-day,
friday: Grand Balloon Ascension,
Sweepstakes Pacing Race Double Team
Trotting Race, Best Single Driving
Horse, and Rope Walking. The follow
ing is the programme for Saturday, the
18th inst: The Great Swccp.tnkc Trot-
ting Race, for which ten entries hive al
ready been made; County Pacing Race,
Rope Walking, and various other ailrac-
tons. Go and spend two gallant day
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On motion his branch ndJ0uTned.

THR HoUGH HoUSE-Some two years
ago Mr.. Thomas Hough was proprietor
OF the Mountain Ciy hotel at Fairmont
and during hi, regime thcr" made hosts
OF friend, and patrons by his cordial
ways and care OF guests. Subsequently
he thought he saw a good thing IN the
purchase of "a farm, and wanting to be
granger "and with the grungcrs stand.
he invested, quit hotel keeping, TO the
regret OF the travelling public, and NOV
Ell on a farm. Friend Tom stuck it out
in this sequostered way tor about
year when the opposition to
amellorate the condition of his fellow
man became Overwhelming. To make II
long story short, he sold his farm for
about twice what 1t cost him, bought out
the Shursttr House, just above the rail-
road bridge, rchtted and improved 1t
throughout, and chriStcned 1t very APP
propriateIy, the Hough House. Under
his management it is one OF the best hotels
in the State. He pays particular atten-
ton To the wants of commercial travellers
and we guarantee every one who tarrys
awhile at the "llough' will call again.
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SPECIAL TRAIN Superintendent
Thomas, OF the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
road, has arranged for special trai' to
leave Bridgeport at HIS tonight and
proceie to Stcubouvillcs Tor the accom-
mediation Of person, desiring TO attend
the grand cornerstone ceremonies, to
come OF this afternoon.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
MORGANTO m, w. VA.

TnE HEALTHFULNESN or THE 10
CALIIN; the superior McilIt - ioi
instruction; the economical, dl>cIpl inarS
and other advantages offered hnv" made
this Institution dcScrvcdly popular WIN
those who desire To accomplish sound
education under tie most favorable cir
CumStitHrrs.
NcNf Tenn begins September 5th.
For Catalogue, AMI fuller lniuImaiionr
adiI, - amy uith" Regents or oi 'h' facui-
~. Srr.ia~
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RIVER NEWS.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated 3 feet : Inches in the channel
and stationary.
The Science departed for Parkersburg
at the usual hour yesterday morning.
The Comfort left for Stculcuyil.e yes
terday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
There will be no Parker-burS boat
this morning.
The Tempest left for New MartinsyiIie
at 10 o'cloc, Yesterday morning.
The painters viii get to work on the
Express next week.
Dennis Meighan, the clerk at the Boat
store, and the reporter friend, wi.lIcave
this morning for his home IN Pennsyl-
vania, TO be absent about a week.
The following Is from the Pittsburgh
Chronicle, and now We hope the nayisa-
ton man of that paper is happy:
The hull Of the new steamer Forest
CITY No. ,, built at the yards OF >. ;.
Pringle, West evansville, arrived Mt IN"
foot of Market street last evening, IN To-"
nj the Dexter The hull Is 40 feet IN
Iongtb and has breadth Of beam OF
twrntv.six feet. four feet depth Of hold,
and il a. beautiful a model rs We have
a,.nr soon The timber Of which the
docl, i constructed in six years old, and
- mt together in fine style. The
lumber for the cabin, which is 10 be
built by Mr.. W. Bunting, Of this
city. will be put on board her,
and put up ut Steubeuyille, to which
point the hull will be towed tomorrow
The Boilers for the new steamer will bc
made at Wheeling. They are two in
number, double.riveted, double fued.
twenty-five feet long, with diameter OF
thirtv-six inches. If We do not miss
greatly our guess, the new Forest City
will be very swift running steamer.
Mr.. Pringle has certainly turned out u
hull that will add 10 his already high re-
putatiOn in that line, and we congratu-
late the owners of the new boat, Captain
Abner O Neal and Nathan Wntrnger,
on their bright prospects. The Forest
CITY will have the engines of the old boat
and by the 10th of November 1t Is eN-
pccted she will be playing between Hteu-
bsnyille and Wheeling.
by Telegraph
PITrsBuRGH. September 17-Rivcr
l2iDcbas and stationary; weather cloudy
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COUNTY CouKr-Ju,igs Cochran.

The court met at the usual hour yester-
day morning.
The cases of Margaretta Miller VS. Geo.
Andreas, w. Nc Munaway, August Mat
thew and LOUIS Heller, were continued
at the cost of the plaintiff.
In the case of stephen McColloch vs..
Joseph Suulcsbury. judgment Was render
cd for the plaintiff Tor $lO2.H.
The case 81 a. Yoke vs.. Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad Com
many WAS continued until October Sth.
In the case of II. B. Miller VS.. Wash
ington Zoccklcr, judgment was rendered
for the plaintiff for Sl2.7S
In the case of the State vs.. John Swan
imprisoned for breach of the peace, the
defendant was discharged.
The case Of August MesserSchmldt VS..
BoggS Run Mining Company, was tried
before jury, who returned Il verdict in
favor of the plaintiff.
The case OF James McGannon vs.. VIM.
Maxwell. was being tried before jury
when the Court adjourned.
The Court adjourned until this morn
inr at . o'clock.
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.,TNTE OT NIST VIRGINIA, NUM-
> CIPAL Court of wheeling.
Christian Burke, who sues, &C.,
".
\I,r.,r.tb, Mas, administrator, saI


Rv a decree OF the Municipal count ul
Wheeling, entered ia thn anuN" entitled
cnuSr ON the Both day OF August, 800. sad
cause was referred 10 me .r>'gu'i.
Commissioner OF said court, To- take, state
and report
list. An accpuu, of the lien, upon the
real estate ina tho hI.l IN SAID 'au-" m'u.
toned and described, Win iu" amounts
and priorltir> OF such liens.
"a. An account uI the administration oI
the SAID Nr-ur,tuu Mas. of Oh" r>t.t' OF
David Mas, deceased; ans III q Adm MS
iratTiN is required by said decree render
Sucu accounts iO lU, commissioner. AMI
settle the same before him.
Bid. 10 examine into and report AMY
other matter WuIru the tuum ,-~.uu'I
may deem pertinent, coz which may b' Ir-
guIrrd by amy az no" ptrilrr iu interest
The undersigned. commissioner 81 sail
Court hereby gives notice ihIt ou "iurr
day. October 18Th. $50 al his office, No. 3.
Cnapliuc street. Wheeling, W. Va, me- viii
proceed to make upu report upon The mat
,cIe and account, as required 10y said doe
cree. Il. g. BAKR,
commissioners
Jordan. aud caldwell * Caldwell, solicit
tors. S.pIlUtw-i
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
LAW DEPARTMENT.

]. B. Minor, LID, Prof. Com. and stat.
Law; >. y. SouthaIl, LID, Prot. Equity
and Law-Merchaut, Interuatp Law, etc.
Session hegius Oct. /, ls75, and continues
inc months. Instruction by textbooks
nd lectures combined, Illustrated by
MOOt-Court exercises. For Catalogue, APP
ply p. O University Of Va TO WI. WEIR
TENBAkER. Sec'y Fac'y. ag2s-2LwJ
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WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE,


TsTABIISHED lsO. OFFERS An M
l., proved course ot study for the pItc
neal education Of young men. Elegant
rooms, rented ana furnished. separate
room for ladies. Sessions day ana even
ing. Individual instruction given each
student: also thorough course lu the Eng.
IisL branches. Call nt COLLEGE Office, oppo
sin. Mcclure House, or uddr, -.
j. VI. fhASllfR & CO.,
agl1yb htrIhs, W Il.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-18

The scull lace between Pedrit, Of
Chicago, and Peal, OF Stcubenville, will
take place this afternoon at the latter
place. Quite number of Wheelingitcs
will 20 up there 10 see the race
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-18
THE COURTS.
L. ;. DISTRICT CoUET-JuGgs j. D.
JQcksOn.

This Court met at the usual hour yes
terdsy morning.
Arguments in the case of E. ". De-
vas & Co, VS.. the Fire & Marine lnsur-
anee Company, were heard and the case
submitted.
The argument OF Mr.. Davenport in
the case Of Loney and Gill, assignees in
bankruptcy of A. a. Perry & Co., vs..
List. Davenport " Parks, was continued.
United States Mar,hsll Slack appoint
ed James D. Stanton United States
Deputy Marshal, and the appointment
qualified in due form.
In the case OF Tomas Osborne and
Others, against Thuu., Licklider, u ba. X
rupt of Jefferson caunty. the issue here
tofore ordered in the cau-e was remanded
to the next term to be held at Charleston
the case to be heard on the 10Th of Octo-
Der, that being the 9TH day OF the term;
The Court adjourned until tie usual
hour to-day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-18

For Music, Music Books, Pianos, Or
gans. Stools, Covers, and thousand and
one things to be found in Music store,
% TO Adams " Lucas, l227 Market
street. They make II speciality of these
articles, and sell al lower prices and on
more accommodating terms than any one
els.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-18

NoTIcE.-Auction sale of j. W. Fer
rels Dry Goods and Carpets is postponed
by the creditors few days, and my clos
ing out. array 6eioD cost, will continue
until day of auction, rs | am trying to
prevent goods from going to auction, il
ow prices will doit Now Is your time
to get cheap Dry Goods and Carpets Of
j. W. FERREL,
Corner Main and 10Th Streets.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-18

EXcUEsIoN or WEST VIRGINIA EDy.
TORS. The West Virginia editors are AZ
ranging fos an excursion via the Penn
syivania railroad to st. Louis, thence via
the Kansas Pacific ard Atchison, Tope-
ka and Santa Fe railroad to Granada,
Colorado They expect to start from
Marunsburg October Is.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-18

Fox CHASE - There will be- fox
chase at the Picnic on the Fair Grounds,
next Monday Mt o'clock, p. NJ. \ num-
Der of foxes will be let loose in the Fair
Grounds, and the dogs will he given a
fine chase after them. Rare sport may
be eXnectcd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-18
POLICE CoURr.-J,dge Cranmer.

Two cases appeared on the docket of
the Police Court yesterday morning.
Jimmy johnson, No. !, for lounging
in the Second Ward Market House, was
fined twenty dollars and costs In de-
fault OF payment he was committed to
mil for thirty dnss Jimmy felt bad be-
cause he would not be able to see the cor
ncr stone laid.
Patrick O Brien, charged with drunk.
cnness, was fined ten dollars and costs,
bat execution was suspended, Patrick
promising to leave the city forthwith.