The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-01-26

connection with the street COMMISSION
ership, which appeared in the Intelligent
Ger on Saturday morning, was without
nv knowledge or consent. With thanks
to my friends for their kindness toward
me- most respectfully decline.
GEORGE ARKLE.
PERsoNAL.-The congregation of
Christ Church, Petersburg, Virginia,
whose rector, DR.. Winfield, has been
elected Bishop of California, has called
Rev. Walter O. Hulihen, of Stsuhton,
Virginia, to fill his place. Rev. MIR.
! Hullihen was former resident oil
! Wheeling, and is brother of our towns
man, DR.. NJ +. Hullihen.
Squire Caldwell was at his office yes
terday. the first time after three weeks
illness.
Mr.. Caleb Sylvus, requires us to say
he j. not candidate for the First Branch
OF Council from the First ward. he Is
running for the Second Branch.
Capt. VIM. Curtis, ofthe Third Ward,
saws he is not candidate for either
branch of Council and will not serve if
elected
We had friendly visit from DR.. VIM.
/ Gilfllan. of West Alexander yesterday.
He is looking well but reports much sick
ness in the neighborhood, and times as
being very dull in that good old Burgh.
MUNICIPAL CoURT.-This Court met
at clock yesterday afternoon, Judge
/ Cranmer on the bench.
The following persons were admitted
to citizenship:
Charles F. Becker, native of A!sace;
Otto Comety, Frederick Gamer Joseph
Miller, Hermann Hert Joseph Autlinger
/ natives of Germany; Thomas Healy and
F.P. McSherry. natives of Ireland; ku-
dolph Schupback, native of Switzerland;
Frank schwartz, native of Prussia.
A chancery order was entered up IN
the case of Lindsey Is. McGannon,
In the case of Parker Campbell ct al.
rs. j. c. Campbell ct al., decree was
entered appointing IL. NJ. Russell, COM
missioner, to sell certain property.
In the case of James \. Williamson /
rs. Adam Kallaesch, the demurrer to the !
declaration was argued and submitted.
The Court adjourned until this after
noon At . o'clock.
SENDING y EwsPAPERs By MALL
The law requiring full prepayment on
newspapers sent by individuals Is being |
enforced at the Wheeling PostOtfice, in
obedience 10 orders from Washington. !
The postage Is one cent for every two
ounces or fractions thereof. All matter |
not thus fully prepaid is treated as dead
matter and thrown into the waste basket.
These papers come under what is known
AS "transient matter that is not matter |
from newspaper publishers or periodical
dealers. All persons desiring to send oil
newspapers, &c, to friends, through the !
mails. would do well to ascertain exactly .
the postage required before entrusting /
their packages to the boxes.
DoNATIoNS y ESTERDAY.-The follow
inc articles were donated 10 the Soup
House yesterday:
Louis Halter, one dozen loaves of
bread; Mrs. Ellison, Third Ward, two
quilts and jelHes; John Turpin, Liberty
Township one barrel Of -four; List Dav-
export X Parks, Third Ward, two cases
of canned tomatoes Mr. Cline, Martin :
Ferry, two gallons of milk; VIM. Clark,
Martins Ferry, load Of wood for Soup
House kitchen; James Bottell, Seventh
Ward. lot of herbs; j H. Stallman " Co,
Second Ward, lot of clothing; Happy
81 Richards, Second Ward, basket of
meat; Reeves Bros, Fifth Ward, 1000
soup tickets.