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The New York herald., 1875-07-20
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JULY 20 876-TRIPLE SHEET.

Nordhon's "Callfornia" and sandwich Islands"
''Communistic society,"" "Politlcs for Young
Messrs Lee, Shepard & Dillingham;. OF Boston
and New York, represented by Mes-rs. william
CITY, occupy large space In Inc fair, and among
their large 0nerIngs are works OF the following
autnors:-"AlIred's Greek Testament four
ers,n "Llfe OF HumOoldL,n ''Cycl0pedia OF
Chronology Compendium OF Botany" by
Hooker, 100 illustratons Professor Crosses
says" cage OF Faoes" Daps History OF
Alaska,n Higginson's "History OF the United
States, ful lines oil The celebrated ''Ohver optic
Series,n "Ehjah,n "EIan KellogR.n John DE
Mile" "Prudy,n ''DollIe Din r,len and "Flyaway"
Inns Autograph Albums" the standard English
poets, &c.
Messrs. scribner, Armstrong Co. were repre-
sented Dy their superintendent, MI John H.
Dlngman, and among their large assortment OF
samples were the following :-"Bric-a-Brac Sc
WofRs pE u e Ha1a Of
or Wonders,n Murray's "Mytnology," Curtluss
History OF Greece" Mommsen's "history Of
works, Woolsey's international Law" Guyots
Biographies, Ike Marvels works. st. Nlcho-
Hon. George p. Marshs "Man Of Nature" H. NJ.
Stanley's AFRICAN Adventures" "Epocns OF His
Percys "MIscellany,n Weinhold's "Physlcs,n
Schnenam's "rrOy," &c. The English branch OF
TINS house, Messrs. Scrbner Wellord Armstrong,
had large array OF samples, embracing the
most popular or their extensive publications.
Messrs. James X. Osgood 4 Co., OF Boston, were
represented bv messrs. Benz iamln II. Ticknor and
joan II. Ammon. Thls firm had very large as
sortment, prominent among which were Iour
eqluons OF Dickens, TWO editions OF Thacke ay,
Hawthorne in two editions, the works of Charles
Reaoe, George Eliot, Emerson, Longteow, Whittier.
Tennyson, Holmes: British poets, in 100 volumes
poets, IN blue and gold, antique morocco, half
calf; Browning's works. MaYne Reid's, Gallery
OF Composers, "Leonards 0lpSments," Tosch's
engravings, ',Stpdjes rom Raphael" "Eoppins
on the Nile,h Architecture In Switzerand,n
Parton's Biographies, Winslow's Homer"
TcKnor's spanish History Tepnysol's two
volume edition, Little Classics,n by Rosslter
Johnston, &C.
Messrs. E. P. Dutton h Co., represented by Mr..
Charles A. Clapp, offered upward OF 500 samples,
consisting OF juvenile, theological, prayer and
hymn books.
Messrs. william f. Gill 4 Co., of Boston, pre-
sented the following :-"Treasure Tr0ve Seres,"
vol. /; "Burlesque,n the choicest humor by the
great writers; "Lotos Leaves" by members OF
the. Lotos Club OF New York; Edmund Yates
new novels Wilkie Collins latest works, Gail
Hamllton's juveniles, Dr. Gardner's Longevity,
the Means OF Prolonglng Lie Alter Middle Age !"
"Modern Christianity Civilized HeathenIsm,'' u
aud WORKS by James de Mile, Adolphe Belot,
Jules Verne, Amanda N. Douglas and otner promi-
nent writers.
There are many other noteworthy firms who
have stands at the lair whom space loroids to
mention to-day. Buyers are present from every
part OF the Union. ana 1t Is confidently believed
that the from the fair this week Will amount
10 about $500, 900.
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TRADES UNION.

woRKINeMEN's RESOLUTIONS ON TIE LABOR
QUESTION AND THE DISCHARGE OF CITY
LABoRERs.
The Trades Union, composed OF delegates from
a number Of the local trades organizations. met
last evening at No. 10 Stanton street, Richard
Mathews presiding and George Blair, Secretary.
Tne following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:-
Resolved That this Convention OF Trades Union dele-
ga regard the reduction OF workingmens wages
pubic IN Drovments arbitrary and unworthy the
age in winch we live.
Resolved That the depression OF trade is owing prin
cipay TO the punterng OF public thieves, who inest
all departments OF government aud who perform little
labor i'll for extra salaries which they
continue to draw without interruption from the pockets
OF the people.
Resolved, That though in impoverished circum.
stances we steadily and persts.ently maintain that
nomical truths which cannot be'gansaid and in which
the best interests Of the state involved and further
proclaim to all laborers to beware OF adventurers
ing TO organize political ORGANIZATIONS whose sole object
is secure place, and we hold that labor only
secure justice by Its own hands aud by men whose
actions well professions in harmony with the
labor interests
Resolved hat we denouuce the acts of our officials
In discharglng the aborers from the public works
claim 10 be the duty OF government to furnish
oyment Tor the unemployed IN times OF depression OF
trade.
Considerable discussion was had relative to the
failure OF previous trade central ORGANIZATIONS
and 10 the best means OF uniting the different
societies for the common good OF the labor cause.
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with Payne as II Is too apt 10 be with most preco-
cous youths, he had no goal In liie notwithstand-
ing his letter In inc Mirror He had great dra-
maIlc ta lent and love for the stage, but no real
dramatic ambition. His success full debut as an
actor ruined him Tor his art After playing two
engagements IN New York and one in Boston he
quarfelled with the most powerful manaee er IN the
country about a matter Of no Importance ana In
q case where he was probably in the wrong. Ills
subsequent appearances both in this country and
in England, were htlul ana irregular. lie sue
ceeded wel enough in obtaining engagements.
but generally ialled to turn them to his own
advantage. Playing with the most eminent
actors and actresses OF the early part OF the CEN
tury, and with ample opportunities for studying
The best models OF his tlme-supported by MISS
O'Neil In "Romeo and juliet" and. on terms OF
intimacy with Kembe, Kean and Cooke and with
both the elder Waack and the elder Booth, he
was himself never really an actor. He possessed
dramatic instinct in remarkable degree. and
sometimes showed dramatic art of a high order |;
but his art was the fruit OF intuition not OF study
Payne might nave been great actor had be not
begun as 'young Roscius;' but his early sue
cesses closed the career which they should have
been the means OF opening II Is only as q drama
list that he viii be remember red, and this almost
solely because OF the greatness OF his play OF
"Brutus." We need not enter into review OF
thar great work at this late day as we'll might we
undertake a criticism OF Henry VIII" or "Mac-
BETH" 1t will stand while our literature and our
stage remain o monument to his genius and an
ornament 70 tragedy. Heretofore comparatively
little was known OF the man, much as his great
work was esteemed, and we have 70 thank Mr..
Harrison for bringing together valuable mass OF
material, ana thus affording the opportunity for
posterity TO judge OF the career OF one 80 well
worth Judging as John Howard Payne.
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TRoTTING AT WHITE PLAINS.

The frst day OF the special meeting at the
white Plains Fair Grounds drew out attend
ance OF about 100 people. The trotting was
good. In one instance it almost miraculously
escaped ending fatally to one OF the orIvers Jonn
splan, who drove Brilliant, the favorite in the
2:49 class won the secoud s1d third heats and in
the fourth led until past the three-quar-
ter pole; then Big Bonanza crowded
MIN hard, and. after passing him half a
length, took him OF his feet. Brilliant
swerved on being pulled up, and ran on the bank
at tee side OF the track, upsettlng the sulky and
pitching Splan forward. Tue horse tnen le over
upon Splan, who was thereby badly cut upon the
leg. Otherwise no injury was done. The remain
ing heats we're easily taken oy Big Bonanza.
In the second race the tr0ttng was very close
between LgRnie Case, sleepy David (wno belied
Tne betting In the first race was upon Brilliant,
20 neld 25 but alter the accident to Brilliant Big
Bonanza sold at 20 against the neld at 10. In the
second race Llnnle Case sold at 20 against eld
at "A and Il.
WHITE PLAINS FAIR GROUNDS, N. Y, July 10,
1s55-FIRsT DAY OF SPECIAL MRETIEG.-Purse $3.50,
for horses that never beat 2:49; 500 to fIst $50
to second, $40 to tnlrd; mile heats, three In i've,
j. q. Green's br. z. Big Bonanza. ss11
Ben Macs's Q; 9. Longfellow. ...... I 2
john Span's Gu. 4. Brlliiant....... 2 dis.
Isaac Pauldlna's ,. &. jun MolratL.. s dis.
n Hsvn,l u WnIPgIes ro 2; Tds g MarS Royce'' dr..
slime, acknowledgements :4s-2:46K.
SAME DAY.-Purse $780, lor ncrses tnat never
mile heats three IN ave, In harness.
Ben Mace's b. m. Linaie Case. ..........
NJ II. Whipple's b. z. sleepy DavId..... l q
M Galvin's b. m. Josie. sie...........,....... 3
u. Mace's b. 9. Uncle Bill. n................5 8 4
j. poty's T. IN. Lady Collier ............. SCR.
Q. Dlckermans T. =. Uncle Dave........ DIR.
+I1me-2 :40-2 :36-2;40-2:40.
'rhe quarter time was not taken by the judges
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CHARLES Rothfuss residing at the corner OF
twelfth and Bank streets. Newark, complained
yesterday that he and his son were assaulted on
Saturday night with a knife ln the hands OF q
young man Hamod Croissant who resides IN
West Bank street. Bota men were cut severely.
ire accused furnished ban to answer 10 tue
charge.
On saturday night dispute arose cetween
man named Micaael COughltn anl ieiiOH "a
DOrer, Wh SO name CouRnitn refused 70 give.
From words they proceeded TO O0Ws. the result
oelnS thaf CVughIu WAS STABBED thrsa sineS lh
| the Dack
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TRENroN Ys. nuRLrNaroN.

TRENTON N. j., July TO- 1875
An exciting game OF base ball was played at
Burlington City to-day, In the presence OF a large
assemblage, between the Trenton and Burlington
mines, resultpg in favor Of the latter by score OF
10 !. The Trentons made eight first base hits
and the Burlingtons five. The time OF the game
was hour and ~ minutes. Ii was und ou Dtedly
one OF the finest exhibitions OF skill ever wit
messed IN an amateur ned.
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ENGELHART TO O'NEIL.

GEORGE EHGELHART's CHALLENGE TO JAMES
o'NEIL 10 ROW THREE-MILE TURNING RACE
FOR A THOUSAND DOLLARS A sIDE
James o'Neil having expressed dissatisfaction
with his last race with me and a desire TO meet
me again. hereby challenge MIN TO ow three
mile turning race for ST. 600 a SIDE, over the Har-
lem, Pleasant Valley or Nyack courses, or as ne
mas confessed a preference Tor philadelphia, viii
meet him ON the Schnylkill. IL ne means busi-
hess ne can and me at the ONCE OF the sports
man. GEORCE ENGETHART
NEW YORK, July 10 1878
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BASE BALL NOTES.

To-day tho Philadephlas play the Atantlcs on
the Union. Grounds
Colonel Joyce, the secretary and agent Of the
new Cincinnati club, has secured snyder, the first
bascman OF the Camden, N. j. nine, and John
IAacne, snort stop OF tue late Cantennlals to play
IN Cincinnati during the remainder OF the presenJ Z
season. lie would engage CLINTON, Knowdell and
Nichols, OF the Alantlcs, III Secretary Van DeTt
Sould consent to release them rom their present
Contracts,
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THE TRoT.

First Hedt-Lady Phter was the favorite over
the field. Lady Woods pad the best OF the send
OF, Lady Phfer second,.Jlm close up. Lady Woods
and Jim broke up soon alter leaving the score and
Lady Phi er went to the front. She led q length
at the quarter pole, in 3sA seconds, Lady Woods
second Jim two lengths behind. On q break Lady
" woods closed up TO Lady P1fer and at :he half
mile poe mad her head in front, Jim four lengths
behiad. Lady Woods then drew away from Lady
Pifer tr0tting up the hill OF the oackstrelch Two
lengths in front, and coming on steadily won the
heat by two lengths, Lady Phfer second, TWO
engsns IN front oi Jim. Emperor and PM 0'Nell
did net make tnelr appearance and were sus-
pended under the National Association rule. No.
II. Neither OF the owners Notified the manage
ment at Fleetwood ParK taat tney in tended to
withdraw their horses, and they nave been
punished rightly.
Second Heat.-Lady Pnfer still the favorlte, not
wltnstandIng tue easy manner l1 which Lady
Woods won the heat. Lady Woods took the lead
with the werd, and was never headed during the
heat. Lady Phfer was second throughout the neat,
Jin third, The quarter pole was passed In 36s<,
the half In :16, and he heat In :3S4.
Talrd HedL-Lady WOODS then became the
favorite at long ODDS. Sne took the lead and was
q length ahead at tue quarter pole IN 81 seconds.
Lady Pnfer secoad, Jim third. La y Woods was
q length ahead at the half-mile pole In 1l6k, aud
coming on without break won the heat by
neoK Jim second, Lazy Pfee third Time, 2;3Sk.
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help TO swell the pageant which ought 20 mark
the intercollegiate regatta Lake Saratoga
in
The New York herald., 1875-07-20
TRoTrING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.

FLEETWOOD PARK, July 19.-Purse 500, for
horses tnat have never beaten 2 :35; 500 to the
first $50 to the second ard $40 to the third horse
mile heats best three IN nve, In harness.
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NEWARK KNIFE wIELDERs.

he quarter time was not taken BY BY the Judges.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04

LOUISVILLE, September 3.-Arriycd-
VInt Shinkle Cincinnati; Sandy C"nzt,
Ike Hamluett and tow, Wheeling. De-
parted-lke Hammett, st. Louis; Nut
Shnklc, Memphis. River , feet inches
in the canal and feet / inches on the
falls. Weather warm and cloudy after
the rain.
CGNcrNNATG, September 3.-Rivor :
feet inches and falling. Arrived
Andes, Wheeling. Weather clear aud
warm.
EVANSVILLE, September 3.-Wea,hcr
cloudy with rain this afternoon; mercury
- to 90. River feet and falling fast
Up-Idlewild, George Roberts. Down
Pawn and Morton Bniucss fair
The river is getting bad at Cumberland
Island on.y 81 feet Of water.
CAIRO, September &-Arrived-Susic,
Silver, st. Louis, City ef NIck,burg, 81.
Louis. Departed-Susic Silver, New
Oaleans; City Of Nick,burg. River y
feet and falling. Weather cloudy and
rain this afternoon.
MEMPHIS, September 3.-The river
has fallen 10 inches but is now on IL stand
with ~ feet on gauge, having fallen -
feet. Weather clear during the day
mercury 90 degrees; storm brewing to-
night. Arrived-Fort Gibson. Arkansas
river; Parker, Cincinnati. D"Paar''d-
Helena. Grand Lake 80. =, BOZ" "'
Shreveport, -. Loui-; " into ''"'-
burg; Bee ana barges, "" orleans
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04

Accommodation tram leaves Bcil3tire at
1850 T.. NJ, and arrives at rtcubcnviIic at
t.15 p. VI.
Special Accommodation trains leave
BriItirr ur a,Ou "a. M. and l1:ij = M;
Bridgeport p;li "a. M, and :JU p. M; arrive
itl Martins Ferry al 49, a. IA, and /: 10 p.
u. Returning leave Martins Ferry at
I:Iua.m., and $500 q. m; Bridgeport II -
d. uI.. and s:lup. m; arrive at BrlluIrr at
u -, a. m. ami 80 p. IN.
Tickets To- all principle points In the
Fast ami WrSl can be procured at the
Union Ticket ptl!c" ~ McLurc House, and
AT the station at Bridgeport
7. X. MYERS,
my9i General Passenger ~ Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04

The Synods Of Pittsburgh, Allegheny
Wheeling and Ohio, are to hold a con-
ycution ia Pittsburgh the second Of De-
ccmbcr, for the purpose of celebrating
the Centennial Of the planting Of Pres
bytVrirnism in Western Pennsylva' il,
and of hearing series Of historical dis.
course, pertaining to this subject.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04

y HALF mile skitr race between Chas
Wollcuwebgr and John Myles, lately Of
Chicago, for 4 keg of beer, will take place
this evening, between the hours of 5 and
. o'clock, OF the Ohio; the course to be
from the La Belle landing to the Wash
ington Mil and return. Captain Larry
Raw will act Is referee
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04

NoTICE.-Auction sale of j. W. F-r.
re!s Dry Goods and Carpets is po:tpon-.
by the creditors few days, and my clos.
ing out, as0ay beiol0 cost, will cont.u-e
until day Of auction, rs am trying t.
prevent goods from going to auction. (.
low prices will doit. Now Is Your t.ia.
to get cheap Dry Good, and Carpet, o.
j. ". FEKREL.
Corner Main and 10Th Street,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04

Lee CREAM AND WATER IcEs-I,.
q well known fact that linn. Of IL.
Bridge Corner, does make the best l..
Cream and Water Ices in the city. G.
and taste for yourselves. l will add tie
United States, and that is saying a zoo:
deal.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04

,Y,ur- IN~IiII ITuN WHICH 81
I,.r 40 ,urr.--.u. operation iH. '
=, fy.ut.-H.r N,aI>. wiz reopen
,y,,csd, '. September 9Th. unGp ..
-. ,.il.,U' ~ M.,~ a. Taylor, "' y
lOf..- r.l,...... ..
.yr...rI,.l..p oyer twenty years H-.
,,,u Puucipa. OF Young LOdi,a -'h..
rf,~. fa-'.
me- course of study is rN',u,.t.
thorough, embracing Hl. the pIu.'.'.
solid and ornamental ,du,i'"h-
20 Young ladies Who complete '"'
Ian collegiate course, 800! sustain ..
bic examinations, IA" Diploma" ..'
,rltuIiOu viii bee given, aub a.' -''
who become proficient 300 ID. ,".
Foreign Language, and Pan" NV
receive. "a Gold M,da!, ih" hl-h'-' ..
the Institution. .......
Tho Prinri pal viii b." assisted hE
corps OF compel on and 'NP'i '".'.
f.sSDrs and Teacher. ...
For terms Or iurfH't lh!pl ih..
dress MI -
An business COMMUNICATIONS N."'
addressed go 1890, .,,,.,,., ..-..
augHD ~AM T. FL - 1870
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04

FOX Music, Music Books, Piapo-, Or
gaus, Stools, Covers, and thousand and
one things to be found in Muse store
20 10 Adams X Lucas, l221 Marke,
street. They make speciality Of th',"
articles, and sell NJ lower prices and Oh
more accommodating terms than any one
d.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04

PETIT JURORS FOR THE COUNTY
Court Tic following is Il list OF drawn
Jurors summoned to appear at the County
Court on Monday, September 18th.
JTaydnqton D,s'rict-WilIitm Collins,
William Folmcr, Henry Seamon, John
Iocckier.
.Iadisoa-David Alexander. Thomas
Greer, Edward >. NlcolI, A. II. Fleming
Claa-J. d. Stanton, Timothy Bliss.
Robert ;. Irwin, John Bruce.
Inion-Peter Dolan, William Fall
lourc, E. c. ,Jetiers. Robert Crawford.
Cenhe-John r. Hubbard, Daniel
Goctz, Lewis Franzen, Charles w.
Conner.
W.L>fcr ID. c. Brockett, Henry c.
Caldwell, Frank Gruber, Roy Combs.
RHchjc-Stephcn Waterhouse, II. c.
Metz. Robert W. Strobe.
Richlaad-Robert Trimblc, f. 81.
Ridgelcy, Albert q. Boone.
Lrjertl-James y. Curtis, John Faris,
Wiley Bell.
Triade,phia-Charles Allen, William
Fleming, James Hut.
The list Of Grand Jurors is not yet
completed. The Grand Jury will meet
on Monday next.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04
WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.

IN~rABLlSIlED 1900. OFFERS An ll.
II proved course OF study tor the uru.
teal education OF young m'u. E.'-rI"
rooms. rented ana furnished. Separate
room for ladies. Sessions day ami even.
ing. Individual instruction given ,I..
student: also thorough couI>" Do the Il..
llsh branches. Call ui toiI'g, office, ON.
site Mcclure House, coy address.
j. VI. FEA~lIIEN CO.,.
uulLNA " LNLLLM-. ". ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04

SPECIAL NOTICE To THE LADIES.-L
V. Blond j, now selling +. Z. Burt
celebrated make of ladies Button Shoes
At 81. 80 which have been selling hereto
or. Mt from So 10 s..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04

NorHI>" new about these pull-back
skirt, after all In the reign Of Edward
II l3O7-27j monki,h chronicle records
that tn" ladir, wore such strait clothes,
they We're constrained 10 have long foxes
bru,hr, sewrG within to hold them forth.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04

HERE i what Martin, at lljj Market
street, has to say on the subject: He
says that, after the boat race to-day, he
will offer every facility for parties who
have made bets, 20 come to his place to
comfortably discuss and settle the same
over feast of oysters, beef steak or any
thing else they may see fit to order
And to those who don't bet, he desires
to say that if they feel hungry during the
evening, he can serve them up with any
thing in season they may desire, in first
class style, and promptly, and from what
We know about Martin, when he says
anything Of this sort he means it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04

THE Standard base ball club will leave
for Little Washington tins morning, to
pay match game with the club ut that
place The Washngtouians are strong
team and tn" Wheeling boys will have to
do their best to get away with them.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04
Pvn ESTATE TRAxsrERs.-The fol.

REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The fol-
lowing are the real estate transfers enter
ed in the County Clerks office for the
week ending September 8, 1875:
Deed made August q, 1875, by Thos.
6. Gillespie to Alexander 5. Gillespie,
for parts of lots 2 and 3, in square l.,
Churchhills addition. Admitted August
q; $500.
Deed made August 81, 1875, by John
Crawford, trustee to Joseph Ranshaw
for the west one half of lot SO on 18th
street, East Wheeling. Admitted August
q; $l,O65.
Deed made August 80, 1875, BY ". j.
w. Cowden, commissioner, to George
Bolte, for the undivided one.halt Of the
south one half of lot Al, east side OF
National road, North Wheeling. Ad-
United August %; 5000.
Deed made August %, 1875, by james
Carney and wife to john Ickler, for ii
piece of ground 70 feet front on Wood
street and running back 100 feet, in B..
NJ. Eotfs addition. Admitted August
81 $3.50.
Deed made August 81, 1875, by John
Ickle and wife To Jane McD"rmOtt, for II
piece of ground % feet front on Wood
street and running back 100 feet, in B.
VI. Eoti's addition. Admitted August 81,
81 coo.
Deed made August 81, 1875, 10y killan
If I'Iri-tf,.y for ha
west ! of lot No. 100, on 18th, between
Eotf and Jacob streets. Admitted sep
TENDER |, 1873; $500.
Deed made August -, 1875, by Mar
garet H. Griffith to George Il. Caldwell,
for lot No in c. l.. Zane's addition.
Admitted September !.
A power of attorney made May 20,
1872, by w. ID. Porter to Arch. Nc
Bride, with power OF conveying reality.
Admitted September |.
Deed made September !, 1873, by Levi
NobIc and n. Spurgo to John O'Ncal for
piece of ground on alley llOOX42
feet Admitted September . 500
Deed made July |, 1875, by W. p.
nuDDAru. commissioner, lu Alex NurH,
for the east half OF lot l1j, Zane street
Admitted September 2, 1876 $500
Deed made July II, 1873, bv Daniel
Lamb to John F. GllchrIst for let AZ Oh
Market street, St. Johns churchl. Adj
mitted September =, 1873; $4,000.
Deed made August 81, 1875, by John
p. Gichrist and wife, to Alexander Nor
ri,on, 7. l.. and 7. Higgins, trustees OF
Disciples Church, for lot AZ East Mar.
llet street, 9Th ward, was admitted Sep
tember2: $40, 100
Deed made August Il, 1874, by Daniel
Lamb and y. j. Clark, special Commits
sioners to Thoma, McKernan, for lot Ct
in Joseph Caidwell's addition, was al
mitted September >, 1915.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04

Wheeling, ". Va, April -, 80.
ti,lE CHARTER OF THE FIRE AND
Marine Insurance Compgny OF Who'll
ing. expired April !, $50, and its uncNrir-
Ell IRE business has been rviuSurcd o$ th'
Peabody Insurance Com ptnN OF nee
iu,, N. Va. AS shown 10y the Resolution
ana c,rtihcl annexed hereto. All claims
for loss ur damage that may occur after u
O'Clock NJ. April !, 1870, under amy nte
policy issued Toy the Fire and Marine IN
Surnncc Company, and in force, Will be
adjusted ana settled 10y the Peabody In
suraucv Co. "UuN.
). V. l.. RODGERS,
Srcrrinry.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04
ECLECTIC INSTITUTE,
1872 MADISON 81,
BALTIM me- RE-

Mrs. LErIIIA TYLER ~EMfLl
vi Principal.
This school wlI. open l1tn OF Scpicmhri
and clos, 9th of June. English, Muse
Mathematics, Latin, French, b'In..H..
Italian and spanish, Drawing falh'..-
and Dancing, taught Toy most able I'".'.
,Dr~ and Teachers. Also u'n'u'r- Ii.
simplicity ia dress, with m","eis aud DO.
pTI,ly iu department.
EC-FoT Circulars apply To- Principal.
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