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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-02
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
y have been appointed Administrator
oi the estate OF August and Caroline Sea-
bright. All persons knowing themselves
indebted 10 the said estate, Will please call
and Srit., al once. Also. all persons hav-
ing claims against The same. viii present
them FOR settlement L.
ALBERT NOLTE,
iuth No. NlU, Euil street.
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FOR SALE.
EoR SALE.

rDHE NORTH HALF OF LOT NCMBEK l
twenty-three (23l in the city OF Wheel
ing. W. Va. situated one and a hali squares
above suspension bridge, on the west sac
EDWARD GGLFILLAE,
i,ooh Parkersburg, ". Va.
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\ prominent New York tuaucier, now
in TIN, city, gives IA his opinion that the
failure of Duncan sherman u CO. va,
brought about more directly by the con-
struction placed by Secretary Bristow oh
the specie resumption act OF January
last - Uashn,g'o,, Dhg0trh To The Ctica,
% Times.
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ANNOUNCER ENT.

herewith announce myself n a cand!.
date for the Office OF superintendent OF
Public schools for Ohio county, on the
coming election, Aug. Ifth, l>7j.
GLGAERISON.
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Public Sale of Valuable Property
In Il Fine Location, being
Convenient to the Capitol.

Will sell, by order Of the Cunningham
heirs, TIA" balance of the property belong
lug 10 said heirs, located on TIA" corner OF
EoH and Eighteenth streets lold Clay
near old NarNct square, East Wheeling,
ON "Wednesday. the 18TH day of J"i, +,
i'm front uitha Court House of ohio county,
commencing nj " O'Clock \. N.
The properly consists OF Il large 'front.'
iug, III feet IN inches on EOn, and 90 feet .
inches on Eighteenth street.
said property i divided up into seven
parcels ilIst four pHrClrS fronting on alley
j., respectively a. follows: First, IL feet ;
second, Is feet , inches; third, II feet;
fourth, IL feet ! O.. inches, more or less.
Each lot runs back ~ feet 10 an feet ~
inch alley, running through TIA" lot.
Each lot contains a house OF four rooms
and cellar. Lots fronting on Clay street
ar. the following size: First, 2iNGj feet,
running with line OF EUT street to said
alley: second. 2lN66 feet; third, ~ feet )
inches by 90 irct back to said alley.
The property Will be sold a. whole or
in lots a> here represented, 10 suit pur-
chaS"rS.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-third cash,
balance in two equal payments, in one
and lwO years. with interest, secured 10y
decd ot trust on the property for the back
payments.
In, p.u;S of the lots can be seen nj No.
1906 Market street.
j. G. HERNEY,
Auctiunecr aud Real Estate Agent, liUG
Market street, Wheeling, ". Va.
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From Saturdays ht,lLigs.csr:

"Ju.tas We expected, the REGISTER did
not, because it could not, reconcile it,
Wild talk abou. the failure Of Duncan,
Sherman X Co. being due, in any sense,
10 the financial policy of the GOV crn-
meat, with the plain facts Of the failure
~ they have come out.
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OPTICAL GOODS,
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS,

4 STATED MEETING OF THE BOARD
y "Reminiscences vii, hr held at the
Court House of OHIO county. Monday
morning, August ID, 1910, commencing at
10 o'clock.
iySUr CIAS. II. DFITERS. Clerk.
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Commissioners Sale.
j. q. Burke,
Is CllANCEEl.
W.
ISnAc Colts. Il N


W. IL NllAN' I''''
Isaac Colts, Il NJ.
nv virtue of a decree rendered in me
above entitled cause. by TIA" iir""it court
OF ONO county, West Virginia, al the May
Term OF said court Tor the year 1919, me
undersigned Commissioner Will, on inc
Ist dny of Sppte "bcr. 1879. AT the front
door OF the Court House OF ONO count! IN
the city OF Wheeling, W. Va, sell al pGbiIc
auction TO the highest and best bidder, Inc
north half of the forty 40 feet IN irpht OF
Lot NO. one hundred and fifteen .lI3,I ON
the west side of Market SGuaTc, III The cl'E
of Wheeling, being the same property CON
veyed To Isaac Cots by Daniel {. List
Executor OF Robert Morrison, deceased, DE
deed bearing date the 2ulh day of Deem.
Der. 1869. SAID property being 1h"u! :" !eel
in 'front.' and running back to the alley.
TERMS OF SALE-Duc-third cash, one
third i'm one wear, and uuc-third IN two
wears. the purchaser giving bond WIN
good personal security Tor the deferred
JOS. SEYBOLD. Commissioners.
GEO. +. BOYD, Attorney. ang"l
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PROPOSALS FORGAS COAL.

OFFICE WHEELING GAS WORKS,
july %th, 10.
Proposals will he received AZ This Office.
No. i Twelfth street, iii August j., 80, at
o'clock =. NJ, Tor furnishing one years
supply Of No. oUghIughCny or Fair
mont Gas Coal: price and number 0f
pounds per buShrl, delivered In works. the
coal Ia b,. weighed on scales at the WORKS.
Contractor To furnish approved security
for the iultillmCut Of contract. The IrUS-
tees reserve the right To reject any or all
bids. BY order OF Board OF Trustees.
J. l.. MAXWELL.
tN.AA- S..-.rL.-
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AT a BARGAIN,
RELLA|RE PROPERTY FOR SALE

VERY FINE AND WELL FINISHED
y T,o->tury Frame Dwelling House
ana good Stor" Room, with Cellar, all I'M
der same roof. Also, a good Two story
Warehouse. on same lot. said dwelling
huu.- contains nine good rooms, with
wafer up stairs aud down, with two front
entrances separate from store room and on
different streets; is well calculated for two
families. said property will be sold at n
bargain. on easy terms. Big inducements
offered to a cash buyer. II said property
is not sold on or before The ISL day OF Octo-
her. $50. viii be sold at public sale October
n, i>15, between one ana three o'clock, in
'front.' ui said property, to the highest and
best bidder.
For further particulars, inquire by letter
or Of j. y. WAlMAN, on the premises,
No. ~ or lIu!, corner Pike aud Webster
streets. South Brll3Irc, OHIO; or, j. l..
WNYMAN, Mouud>villc, W. Va.
July H., 1873. JylSh
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Undertaking
DY WM. GRAHAM. 4 LARGE NARIE'
ID TN e. all the ditfrreu, styles Of
(nEEJNS AND CASH ETS.

And full line OF Burial Robes and
ShruudS kept constantly on hand. AL
orders promptly attended to al
iNA,h llii MAIN STREET.
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III MD LOO MI
CACHEM|RE FINISH
Black Silks !

OF which we make a Special
~. These Silks are spun from
the finest and purest materi-
ais; are manufactured I'm
Lyons, and are woven by
skilled wOrkmen, on looms
at their own homes, thereby
giving the Hand Loom SILK n
superiority over all other
makes, for their richness and
durability. Prices as low as
In any city I'm the Union.
GEO. r. TAYLOR & co.
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INTERNATIONAL ENPOsITION.
The Method To be Pursued In prepnr-
ing for the ENhibitiOn--.inned iate
Action NecrssnrN-

UNITED STATES Centennial !
CoMMIs>IoN, PHILADELrHlA,
luly IT 1919
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Auctiunecr and Real Estate Agent, liOG
Market street, Wheeling, W. Va.
, 1875-02-14
teem in which bis distinguished services we're

teem in which bis distinguished services uers
heli by the ruler Of Egypt.
The brave commander had indeed inaugural
ed great reform in the countries Of the Milo
basin. We have been obliged to omit. for want
OF space the details Of his dealings With various
powerful s1ave-traders, but he had succeeded,
With an inferior force and crippled mesns, in
completely suppressiug the alaye-trsi6o during
his presence in Central Africa, aud In restoring
to order aud promise Of prosperity vast region
that had long suffered from pillage, murder, au-
archv, and tho horrible trade in human chattels.
The modest but candid narrative Of Sir Sam.
uel deeply interests one in the destiny Of Cen
tral Africa in the development Of its resources,
and the elevation OF it's native tribes and 1t also
wins cordial respect for the intrepid courage,
the interchangeable resolution, and the noble hu-
mainly Of the renowned traveller and hero who
led tho expedition, through countless Trials and
hardstips, tc the victorious accomplishment o!
its main objects.
, 1875-02-14
PERSONAL

STURGEON is On the Continent, seeking health.
CHARLES BRApLAudH, the English Radical, ar
rived yesterday 1t the Sherman House.
The Rev. ". T. Il. MUnnAx, Of Adirondack
fame, arrived yesterday 1t the Grand Pacific
from Boston.
The following appears On tho Palmer House
register: "El pEnKNs-" 1t Large. New York
Very smart.
ALFRED Cow1Rs, Of TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
md family sailed from New York, for Europe
9esterday in tho steamship Baltic.
The Rer Joux GORDON telegraphs bis thank
ful acceptance OF the complimentary concert to
ba given him at Farae1l Hall Thursday night.
And now the Washington correspondents call
Senator HA61rs the most graceful dancer in the
ciry last year It WAS Gen- SHERMAN. Who
uext2
The Rev. nti-Fine-Cus TRASH LETT 915, 600
worth Of property, witch, but for his reformed
habits, might havo beau squanderod In ten-cent
papers.
Mr. l. Z. DARLING, tha artist. has returned
n the city after III absence Of soma time, and
haa resnmed brush and colora It his studio In
Ashland Block
The Hon. OsuYx BAREH, OF Northampton,
HtH9H.s died laaE N61h~ LAG "0o - PA~s~aA-As
Whip in Congress- from 184l to 1915 during
President ruzn's Administration. He vaa born
in 1900. .
The Durgomaster Of Amsterdam wears gloves
OF eleven-ani-a-haf size, OF size and half
larger than the trade knows. 70 SAYS LucH HOOP
En who uay hare private information on the
subject.
The Rev. JAMES s. D1ckEnsoS. D. D., OF tho
firm Of GOODMAN d DICKINSON, pob!lshers OF
the Standard, arrived Saturday in Chicago from
Boston, NTH bis family, and has taken rooma II
tha Rreyoort House.
Gov. DooGH senator-elect from California,
has 20 MICS sense Of official propriety that he
refuses to attach his signature Al Governor Of
tho State to hin certificate of election 10 the
United States Senate.
sAnron1s oreated quite sensahon Ut the
Warrington Gymnasium few days ego, by get
ting the bent OF pes-to With tho "pEofessos
Of apatring At that institution, hurly az-puapl-
III knoSu u "ozA11u Cutt5nA" 'hs oaAs-
, 1875-02-14

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, 1875-02-14

The damand for the Xxx Shawnee coal has
been so great during the past week that in gone
instances orders were not filled aa promptly IA
desired; but the Baltimore d Ohio Coal Com
pauy have increased their team force, and the
railroad Company have ordered more cars from
Baltimore to supply the demand, and hereafter
orders will bo promptly filed. Ths coal Is be-
coming great favorite, and is now tho most
popular in market. See advertisement on first
page.
, 1875-02-14

ffuitleas negotiating and hostile sklrmlshn1 IT
VIA found necessary 10 destroy the station and
return 10 Fatiho. The departure was undertaken
June Il, and Tor eight days the hraee little baud
marched under con.inusl fire from the na~
tiyes ssnlking IN the tall grass and behind every
rock aud tres that offered N ambuscAds.
June q, tho little troop arrived At FoUeera
in friendly country, having suffered loss on
tha war Of 10 killed and II wounded The
dreadful march OF 30 miles from Masinh had
been parformed by the soldiers under tbs bur
den Of hc.vy weights on the head in addition to
their usual nccoutrements. l. powerful stock
ade was now erected at Foweera, sixty-ave men
were left In garrison, and Sir Samuel set OF
july 27. with forty men, for Fatiho, which he
reached in fise days. Heinforosmeuts met him
here, aud Sir Samuel was able to wzite: " From
this date tho victory Was gained, and could
only think God for the great SUCCESS that had
attended all my Efforts Tae' ae'slave-huntiDg WAS
now at an end throughout Al immense district
as the aikvo -hunters had ceased to exist south OF
Gondokoro.'' Hencetorth tho chronicle Ia cheer
ful In its tenor, and Dec. 81 the following entry
Ia made In the journal OF the commander: 1.-THE
eiose OF the year fods Us. thank God, 1t poace
in this country. with every prospect Of pros'
perity.".
Leaving strong garrisons 1t the various forti-
fad posta an route, Sir Samuel returned to
oonaokoro, April i, 1873, the day on which his
tarn Of service expired according to the original
agreement with tho Knedive' The tort at this
point was quickly rebuilt Affairs we're p aoed 10
the best ordos, and May 28 Sir samnel parted
from his troops who had BY this time become
di.c,pliued and tolsrably elective, and sailed for
Cairo aad Old England In rendering up his
account to tho Khcdlve, which hs did On Aug.
IL hs wnA invested With shs Imperial ordof of
tha Oinaui4, SECOND clasa, ~ h4sn of tha ~
, 1875-02-14
4 FRENCH ROMANCE or 1875.


Near the Town Of Castres dwals noble fami-
1y called Fayraud d Aurilhon. The eldest son oi
the house lately fell in love with young lady Of
Castres, whose birth Was Tar from the caase oi
Vers de We're. Madame de Gayraup d. Auri1hon
forbade the marriage, and the Marquis being but
q years DID, could not legally contract it. After
yainlg trying to shake his mothers resolution he
betook himself to Castres, Whence be sent let
ler, calling the Marchioness thither upon busi-
ness. Without suspicion she set out Her son,
meanwhile, lsy hiding nshr With h,s sttiaucsa,
who dehed SANDER under the gnazdianahp Of a
grocer's lady.
As Roon AZ the ancestral carriage had dis1p-
peared, quite esrly in the morning, the Marquis
and four friends, with the ladies', made their ap-
pearance in the Villa Chapel, where the Cn1e wss
se1le thte~ oil her cloak, and showed = bridal
dress, orange flowers. veil. and all. The Marquis
also displayed the traditional tai-coat and white
crayat. Very considerable astonished. the priest
went through his service, at the end Of which the
pair knelt suddenly before him, and H. Henri
MdlIe. Blanche Bonscant my vlfe!' And i,
replied the lady, "tske h. Henri for nv IA a~lol
husbandl" The priest thereupon turned and
tan away Following INTO the Vestfy4 the ecceo-
trlc young people summoned him to give caz-
tifcate Whsch he Of course refused.
The Weddlng~paftY then pfocee0ed 20 EDO ooa-
teau. where hi IAur1ihon assembled his moshes's q
servants and presented his wife to them. 4 great
feass vas ordered, to provide which they bad to
break open all the drawers cnpboards, and plate
chests. since the Marchionees had carried OF bel
keys. That lady, warned BY an old servant, has
tily came back, taxing up ou her way the village
policeman. At sight Of him tho wedding guests
dispersed suddenly; bride and Bridegroom also
made themselves scarce. But they persisted il
tho validity Of their marriage, aud few dAJs
after II. Henri expressed his intention OF com.
lug home. Thereanoa the mother appealed to
the Magistrates OF Toulouse. After one decision
against her. they decided that the Young Mar
qais d'Aur.1hou Ind no right to bring bride
againss his mothers will into house where hif
sistnrB lived and they further pronounced fndi.
1ectly that Mile. B1auche Douscat vas not mar
sn1 oil
, 1875-02-14

fHE HANOVER SAauRHE EID"as
4 historic pieasure-resort (says Loudon let~
teri ia about to have I" fnis written Against ita
record, For moro than century the "Hsuover
Square Rooms have been the pleasant acene Of
select concerts, whittier the aristocraoy aod peo-
nle Of means have been in the habit OF repairing
to ensconce themselves costly and listen to the
very beat compositions, sung BY the most famous
artists. They are now to be closed to the pub
iic and will henoeforth be devoted to tho priVato
club, which has just been formed and dubbed
the .Cerc1e dss Etrangera." The earlier remin-
1scences Of Hanover Square Rooms relate to Sir
Johu Ga1luL who built them. Ghiiint waa an
Italian, hideous1y ugly man, wag aud
wit, hand and glove with Garrlck, and the
danciue-naster Of the children Of George III.
He married daughter Of Lota d Aongdon 5; o - Inc
daucine~hall, and thus they were used until near
tha close Of the last cantury, when series OF
<s Ancient Concerts" waa given there Ihls oe-
voted them to musical pui poses. which they have
over since retained. What m 1ilnsif1o19 loA OF
Square Rooms exhibit One Of the directors OF
Ancieut Concerts was the grea! DuSe OF Welflng-
ton. There, early in the century, Catalan Sang.
and John Draham. the sweet-volced father Of tho
present Countess Waidegrave, and Kubani And
fatlaohe. It was in Hanover Square that tho
peerless MAllb1an won her most pleasing tri.
umphs. When the gaunt and fiery Pasanini
cau,e to England, be drew packed audiences Of
Earls ana Duchesses to the same place, 70 tisten
to bis strange conquest OF the violin. Hanover
SQUARE Rooms have Known Dragonetr1, chief Of
vioioncelo; Thalberg and Lintz, Of COURSE On
th. piano Mario and Grisi, Formes aud Amo.
do. Hboni aud Titiens, and the Young face Of
sweet prima donnas, OF whom Ade1ina Patti,
Nilsson, and Lncca, are the pre-eminent tt1nm-
virate. Indeed. no ptima donna or baseo, nor
In pno1 A
ne.rod in England rince the caututy came in. 90
great pianist or performer On stringed and wind
INSTRUMENTS has been stranger to that h'stone
platform. loyalty has made the place y 1amll-
'ar reao1t, from tho padded and frl>led Regent
nd biz f' nd n, Of her PRESENT
H Gsjassy. IT, EyeE1bod1 Who had any pretense 81
I'll 70 musical taste found pleasure IN the sntor-
tainments Of those Rooms when tho opera grow
waar;aoue and the theatres langul4hed.
, 1875-02-14

course The writer went with him. Mr. SHAW Has
the father Of six hateful girla that would ratnr
laugh at fellow than not and when we ar1ifed
they were all seated at dinner. lodged behind
the corner, while Bob edged carefully in At he
door aud, with scared look stsmmered ar
Straw, can yon lot ma have enough sHAw to ill
by bed ?" I" Well r." said tho old gentle
man, gIancing around the circle OF astonistnd
faces, II aappoao 30. There are ELI. besites
the old woman. But I'd rather you'd leave har,
it the girls will be enough Take them all. nd
God bless you" Perfect shrieks Of Laughter
went up from those mean things, aud R took
to his heels followed by the writer ind crns
from the old man to come back and he'd "thr'w
in tho old woman, too."-F Wayne Sentinel
HOTEL ARR1E2Ls-
lalner Houte-H. 4. Earle, Baltimore; Q. .: So
ton, london; Georee ". Harmon, Boston :: ,.
Foster. 1oni.ytle; William PassoRs' BOSTON 1otn
San Franei.eo: James H, Fairbanks' Indiana T: }:
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