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Condensed Locals.

Mrs. Woodruff lectures at Lincoln hall to-
morrow evening. See advertisement
The PennSy lVania Republican Association
holds the second SOciable of their centennial
series tomorrow night See al.
The coming celebration of Washington
COmmandery No. I, Knights TemplarS, i for
the hftiCth year Of its existence, instea OF
the fifteenth, as printed yesterday.
An insane white man named ChaS E
Lewis was taken To the eighth precinct sta
lion last night by Officers Field and Lee. and
this morning he was admitted 10 the Insane
Asylum.
Some two weeks since an old SOldiCrDau1cd
James W. Campbell. n native of Dennis.
Scotland. Il years Of age, and an Inmate of
the Soldiers Homo. at Dayton. Ohio arrived
here on leave OF absence of thirty DAYS. for
The purpose OF obtaining pension. He was
caught up by the police in an intoxicated
state and sent 10 the almShOuse where he
died on sunday Hast away from home AMI
friends COMMISSIONS Iubey- has written
to the institution at Dayton TO inform the
friends OF the deceased.
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LOCAL y f. w s.
Amussmen.s. dc. Tonight.

FOIrTS OIlerd HOsGse-'. Humpty Dumpty,"
with the funny Geo. l.. Fox as clown.
NG.iOl0I TheG'T.-Oiive Logan in Surf, or
Summer Life at Long Branch
7hedfcT CoBsiqrte-The Shadow PautOmime
PaTlOr Ministries and other novelties.
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Trial for ManslauShter,

.THF IFUN ARDRTIDN CASE.
This morning. in the Criminal Court Judge
Macarthur. the case of Edward T. Leon
charged with manslaUghter in producing an
abortion on one Susan A. Mclaughlin, was
called for trial. 1.-THE second timel when Mr.
Harrington, assistant District attorney. ap-
peareG for the government. and Messrs. o. n.
Barrett and A X Browne for the accused
The following jurors were selected from, III .
fes2iar panel Jacob d. Hutton Jacob 4
Elliot and William Mccoy. and from the
tallsmen summoned the following we're
wilson f. Brown, Robert Ball. William p
Brawner. Michael X COMBS Erastns NJ
Snapin: Barney b. Curran and Mi..hl Dnffav,
The first witness called was Snsan Nc.
Laughlfn. who testified as sh.. did on the for
mer trial, and detectives Sargent and Me-
Elfresh testified TO max ng the arrest and tho
statements of the parties ' ''i0
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CIT Y 1T EN- :.

SALT WATER DELICACIES.-Just received
per Adams Express; Fresh Shai, Fresh
salmon, Smelts, spanish Mackerel. Fresh
HOLSTERS, Diamond back TerraDio AMI CAN
yass-back Ducks, with an abundant supplv
of the largest and finest brands of Oysters
'""' e"n &c produced. &
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LEMONS. CITRON AND FRENCH PRIMES
NEW ZANTEE CURRANTS. 10 CENTS on q,
POUNDS FOR 81
Stables BARTLETT PEARS Swrrr
to6Nr GREEN PEAS AND APPLE
SAUCE. CANNED
EpAM CHEESE, BEST GOODS AT sras
PINEAPPLE CHEESE, BEST GOODS 49,
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A SAD AFrAIR-P. Waters-an organ
blower at the New YOrk-avenue Presbyte-
Ran church-was found by the sexton yes
teruay evening lying against the cellar
wall OF the church in frozen and mani
mate condition. ReStoratives were immedi-
ately applied, but were unavailable. 1t is
supposed that the blower was left in the
church late on Sunday evening, and having
wandered into the cellar for refuge from the
coId was unable to get out. No inquest was
held.
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COAL AND WOOD

GOAL AND W00D.-0n hand, large supply o.
- the celebrated West Virginia Splint COkE, for
berland GOALS, Hickory, Oak and Pine MOoD.
Sawed and Split, any lengths 70 suit purchasers;
SOLOMON SLOWER.
Ofices-Corner 2lst and /, and NJ between i9th and
INth streets. decls- I'm
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GENUINE GOSHEN BL-TTFR.
ONE TON CHOICE, IN H,LF PERKINS. RE.
tLNkD DECEMBER III
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THE ACTION SALE or STANDS in the new
North Liberty market was closed yeSter Law
Stand No. TO was sold TO Mr.. Bond al stlo,
stands 532 and "a 10 William Neitze az $50
each; stands % and $50 To William Neitze an
500 each. stand J34 10 H. =. Donaldson a. SJfs1.
stand IJ6 10 Jane Budd, at $50; stand i2 10
Valentine Klein, at $50, stand 49, TO %
DOwneman- at 80, stand 81 To Samuel Ra-
con. at $3.50; stand III To VI. L. McKenla. AZ
$50; stand 81 TO LavendaT X Son. at $40:
stand i3s 10 Mr.. Iindenburg. at $50. There
now only remain about thirty stands unsolJ.
and upon these tue market company propose
private sale.
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Doo1ES'S Yeast Powder cannot be excellei
for making light. sweet Rolls Biscuits. Waf-
files. Corn Bread, &c. 1t is always ready ana
reliable.
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y ENGLIsH CHEDDAR,
EDAM,
ROQUEFORT,
PARMESAW,
SAP SAG0,
PINE APPLE,
NEUFCHATEL,
ENGLISH DAIRY.
ALBERT BISCUIT
SUGAR WATERS,
LEMON do
CHOCOLATE do
BOSTON CRACKERS,
fOXS do
SARDlNES.
ANCHONIES in oil,
Do. in salt,
CAPERS,
OLIVES in oil,
OLIVES in salt,
OLIVES, sold by the quart.
OLIVES, stuffed with Anchoyies
We have very choice SARDINES of our own spe-
cial Importation, packed expressly for US, without
skin or bones and put in the finest OIL
ST. LOUIS FLOUR.
brilliant" brand, made by KehIor Bros,
minneapolis Flour, made By Washburn, Day &
Co. brand Royal Rose.
G. G. CORNWELL 4 SONS.
FINE GROCERS,
!an1iu 1915 Penn. Ave-, OPP. willard q Hotel.
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a PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHER To BE IN
NESIIGATED--At the meeting of the Boari
81 school Trustees tonight one OF the i'm
iOrtant matters To be considered Will be the
siaTkt-S preferred against the teacher OF the
Male Grammar school OF the first district
Mi. X VI Mckee 1t il alleged that one
BATES pupil, was charged with diSrespect
10 a monitor "a boy a few years older Than
hlmSelf). and the matter was referred to Mr.
Mchee- VINO, II IS stated, attempted To- THRASH
Ihe refractory pupil with a heavy pointer
and the Toy Bates refused to receive The
punishment and left the building without
BOOKS or hat. The sister of the pupil "a
former teacherj went to the building. il is
stated, To get the boys books and hat and IL
y charged that Mr.. Mckee insultingly or
neIeu her out of the building. and 10 i on this
for. -
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THE PROMENADE CONCERT for the benefit
OF the poor, to be given by the Northern
Liberty Markets company, i'm the new
market house, SavaKe square, on Thursiav
evening, will not knly be a fine musical
treat, but will enableour citizens 10 sea one
OF me largest halls in the country unobstruct-
ed oy pillars or walls, and at the same time
they Will be helping the deserving Door who
sadly need assistance this bitter weather.
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BANKRUPT SALE of cloaks gents and
boys clothing, furnishing goods, &c. will ba
held at Latimer Cleary's tomorrow morn
ing. ---'in
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IHE Burns CLUB.-ThiS tiyOrife club
composed of our best and most rs.r., al 80
lzens of Scotch descent and OTHERWISE viii
celebrate us anniversary on the 18th Instant
win great spirit at the Masonic TemDI.
among the features of attraction will h.. al
drtSSes oy the brilliant Hon. Sam. Cox and
by HON w M Il. Frye, OF Maine. recognized
now IN congress, a. well a. his native state
a. one OF the most eloquent and feiicitous
speakers m the country There viii Also h.
some attractive musical features includipg
vocal music by MesSrS- Parsons Robert Rail-
. v NoNes' Miss McDeTmOtt. and other re-
pFosentativeS Of the fine amateur tgIert 81
The city. Inder the lead Of President w n
Smith and the other capable officers 1hs
Burns Blue will undoubtedly distinguish it,
self ON tie 18th.
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THE FURNITURE AND PAINTINGS con-
tanned In the residence Of Henry u. Cooke
corner of Washington ard Stoddard streets
GeorgetoWn. VIII be sold at public sale on
r rlday next. The house will be open for in
spection on Wednesday and Thursday from
10 O'Clock until 4 O'Clock
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Weather Probabilities To-day.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Jan. Il. - 5
- taIIi,,e, = Ine lower lake
- .--.Ionleter, rising Temporal
W. 70 north winds, cloudy weather
at.d tTRdualiy extending nOrthcastwaTd,
ram. Sleet and snow.
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GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE. The area,
popularity Of ''Wlbcr'S Compound Of ODD Li,er
Oh and Lime, :" has induced some unprinciplei
persons TO attempt 10 palm of a simple arti-
Gle OF their own manufacture: but any per-
son who is suffering from Coughs. Colds or
Consumption should be careful where they
purchase this article. IL requires no putting:
the results following its use are its best re-
concentrations. and the proprietor has am
pie evidence on file of its extraordinary sue
cess In pulmonary complaints. The phos-
phate OF lime possesses a most marvellous
healing power, as combined with the pure
Cod Liver Oil by DR.. Wilbor This melicine
Is regularly prescribed by the medical faculty.
For sale by A. b. H'I5Or, Chemist, Bos-
ton. en3
ASK YOUR GROCER or wine merchant for
Charles Heidsieck's Sillery or Extra Dry
Champagne.
Excelled by none. stth3:
CHARLES HEIDSIFCK.
Slllery or Extra Dry Campagne.
EXcelled by none.
12,1i,eo3 For sale by HALL & HUME.
CoRNs, &c-"The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and thousands patronize DR.
Whites establishment. $50 Ijth street opno-
site L. ). Treasury. to avoid painful CornS
Bunions, Inverted Nails, etc.
THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of
le'2 were S2l9,ttO. 4,12-s,wtf
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THE COERT.S.

THE SALE of effects of Chief Justice Chase
has been postponed. See advertisements
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

Of ANTHRACITE and BITCMINOUS GOALS
PINE, OAK and HICKORY WOOD in the stick or
sawed and split all kept under cover.
Having the control of several brands Of Imported
and Domestic CEMENTS and CALCINED PLiS-
IEhS and handling yearly many millions of BAN
COX LAJHS, am IN condition To nil orders Of any
Character In my line with di-patCh and fidelity at
tition -' F0
Central Ohce-623 Louisiana aveuue no-thwest
Branch 1ard-l>t ST. bet h and G sts southeast
Nhart-Foot Of Sd street southeast.
octSl ~ VIM. GCINASD.
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District Government Affairs.

The resignation of Mr.. COylc. a. Control
Ter, has not yet been accepted. and he i to-
day engaged in signing draftsE
Water Registrar Lubey has been directed
TO tap the 50-inch main az the corner OF New
Jersey avenue and X street and run "A I-fnch
main along n street To North Capitol street
connecting herewith the pipe that leads Gi-
rect To the Deaf and Dumb Asylum. in order
10 give a greater supply Of water there.
WORK ORDERED.
"A lamp-pOSt has heen ordered on G street
at the mouth of alley between Penn>vIvania
avenue and Missouri avenue northwest and
one ON north side OF Il street. at mouth of
alley between 9Th and eth streets northwest
The detective concrete pavement at corner of
18th and g streets; at conner of Ijth ana X
streets northwest. and on Madison Place. i.
fO Dc repaired. by orders OF the engineer \
Finch pipe sewer has been authorized on q
street from corner of Sth street northwest
10 mouth OF alley in square 49,. u
inch pipe sewer has been ordered with
manhOles. on the west side of @ street
northwest between Sd street ami The
= feet brick sewer also the same
size sewer. with mau-hOleS. in alley in
square No 80, also same size sewer pines
with man-hOleS ON north side OF + street be-
tween 18th and lItL streets northwest
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ELPHoNzO yOUNGs 4 co. croo,,.

MASONIC TEMPLE
9rH STREET, opposite L. 5 Patra; Once.
ELpHONZo NGUNGS.l
J. 4. JOHNSON. 49,.
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NT-TN
AlALN- .iurludHg SIT she'll AlmorIs .ix pound,
for 81
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TEE WASHISGTON NATIONAL M0SU-
HFNT-The following additional SubscriD-
lions towards completing the washington
monument have been received. NIoScoy-
IOdgc, No H. ]. - - T.. Moscow. Penn.
50; VIM. Wallace Lee. NV. G.. NJ. r. A
M Merldeu- Conn. 10: nvincible Lore
No. al. l. -. O. F., Mill>bOIO o. Penn -: Car
isS Lodge. No 80. ]. @ %. F.. New Carlisle
u Slo; CaTbOndalr Lodge. No. -. /. .. -. r.
taTbOIdale, III, -. Montgomery Lodge. No.
~. +. y. y. NJ, Philadelphia. Penn, 800.
Princeton LOdge. No -, T. O. q. F.. Prince
Ton. Ind. -; Hayward Lodge. No. .ss}. l. q. q.
r. Van Buren,, -, -: Stella Encanpnieut
No. J.. l. O. .. r, NcaVerViIle. Cal. S1O:
Lake City Lodge No 10. l. 3D.. a. +. War,
saw. Ind. -; Empire Lodge. No. 345. l. q. o.
r. y hoyaltOn. -. SO; Mitchell LOdge. No.
-. l. -. -. T., Mitchell. Ind. Sig: Franklin
I0dgc No. ~. F. y. y. NJ. PittSbuTg. Penn.
50, Myrtle Lodge. No. @I5. r. 4 \. NJ
FRANKLIN. Penn. so; Center Lodge No. est
= n y. NJ MackVille. Ill. -. Attamanf
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OAL! COAL! WOOD! WOOD!

JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALERS.
C4RGOES OFCOAL WOOD ARRIVING
DAILY
One OF the best selected stocks offered in Wash
ington.
We invite the public, or those in want Of Fuel 10
call down 10 our wEdrycs and depot and see il
2,24O lbs. guaranteed TO the ton.
Chap! Chap for Cash
Depot ard haryes-Foot 18th street southwest
OfBces- 1202 + street northwest
bl1i2 9Th street oct3l -eotr
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EANAN4S, F7GS AND oRANGFS
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CANDY. ONE Ton IN SToCK,
Made 10 Slsusua a Co. Nrw York;
hoicf Cram MIXTURE Pour hounds r,r 81
~ = a'i13 ed ti'sh --..-..-..>iN pounds Tor
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SHFggRfPE,

NHELLBHRF
FORTY III SHELLS GENUINE NEW YORK
STATE HICKORY NUTS
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RATSTNN

RATSTNN
btHI>AS. LONDON LAYERS. NAFrNgTac
MATS AND SULTANAS
l-aYcrs in quarter boNcS.. On ,.-,.
IahlN bT1UGs- quarter bsNs~. 81 a
Goud kaisins, IS cents OF No., I,r...I 0
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y TEMPERANCE MASS MEETING was held
last night at the Metropolitan NJ. T.. Church.
under the auspices of the Ladies' Temperance
Association. Mrs. Linville president of the
association. presided, and stated the object
10 be the creation of public sentiment against
the liquor traffic and resist its encroach-
mentS. She introduced Mrs. Roach, who
made a short address, after which Vice Pres
1dent Wilson was introduced, and made a
short but earnest speech, at the conclusion
OF which he was warmly applauded. Hon.
Hiram Price, Congressman from Iowa.
was the next speaker. Addresses were also
made by Mrs. Church and Mr.. Drew Mrs.
Linyille, the president, stated that there
would be meetings at p. m. every Thursday
afternoon, fOrdevOtional exercises. and made
an appeal To all TO 60 and sign the iron-clad
pledge of total abstinence.
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U, Z
On behalf Of the w ashington Market Company y
and by its direction, hereby notify you that the sum
oil g has been due from you to the company for
more than ten days, and is still unpaid; that uude
section OF the market regulations, You are dein-
quent, and that the said company insists upon the
forfeiture CT the stands, No. occupied by Won in
inc market OF said company, and that you shall re-
move thersfron, with all your property and allow
said company 10 repossess said stands
r. p. s. SMITH, Clerk
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The WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY is
to-day serving on many of the stockholders
who did not purchase their stands printed
notices, of which the following is a COPY
leaving blanks for name and amount:
a A II e.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

FOR MERRY CHRISTMAS
AND
HAPPY NEW YEAR
MAssETs PHILADELPHIA ALE.
CINCINNATI LAGER BErr.
PUIE APPLE CIpER
SWEET CATAwBA WINE,
Prom sAML 4. PALMER.
Greene street, GEORGETOWN, &c.
y. Orders Tor above goods In bottles. kegs o-
taTr'ls, promptly filed. NJ chsrEr for delivery.
dttl. "a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-10
United States Centennial
AND
INTERN EXPOSITION.

To the People Of Vest Virginia.:
You are earnestly invited TO attend
Convention at Wheeling, on Friday, the
31th inst. Tor the purpose OF pcrfrCting
an organization in the interests OF the
state TO secure proper representation Of
her immense natural resources, and undc-
veloped wealth, at the Centennial EXPOSE
ton TO be held in 1876. No better Oppor-
tunity for such n showing as may and Will
induce immigration to, and the invest
ment OF capital In our State can p0SS bly,
occur for many years. The Legislature has
done nothing, the people must act. Gen.
Hawley. President OF the United states
Centennial Commission, and other dlstiu-
guished gentlemen will be present and
address you.
Arrangements have been made with the
Baltimore and Ohio, the Chesapeake and
ohio railroads, and the Ohio river steam
boat lines, tor round trip tickets AT rcduc-
ed rates.
Similar meetings will be held at Martins
burg and Charleston, Of which due notice
will be given.
Let all who have the best interests Of the
State AT heart. and desire her deVclupe-
ment, attend the meeting and take part
in the work. y. X. BDEELFR,
Al. SWEENEY,
L. :. Centennial Commissioners for West
Virginia, ag6
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-10
RIVER NEW =.

The river was falling last evening,
with II feet inches in the channel.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday morning at : O'Clock with Il
fair trip, and making the fastest time
this season.
The Express departed tor Parkersburg
yesterday morning Captain Asa Booth
/ in command.
The Tempest arrived from New Mar
lInsville last evening and will return
this morning at 10 o'clock.
The Tom Reese passed down with five
coal boats and barges
The Mallie Ragon will be the Parkers
burg packet at IL O'Clock this morning.
The Andes will depart for Cincinnati
at o'clock shis afternoon.
by Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, August 9,-River : feet
4 inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant Depsrted-Baltic, with nil e
barges Of coal for Cincinnati.
CAIRO, August 9.-Arrived-Alf
Stevens Dyersburg; Grey Hound and
Capitol, City of Nicksburg. Departed
John Gilmore, st. Louis; ALI Stevens,
Grey Hound, Ohio, Capitol City. River
trife above A feet 10 inches on the gauge
ut p. NJ, and has fallen nearly an inch
sinch noon. Mercury GS degrees.
C1NCIxsATG, August 9.--River forty
six feet and falling. Weather clear and
warmer. Arrived-Chas. Morgan, New
Orleans. Departed - Ashland, Pitts.
burgh. Passed down-Thomas Means,
to St. Louis.
MEMPHIS, August lO.--River rose one
and half inches. Weather clear and
pleasant. Arrived-James Howard,
New Orleans. Departed-St. Gcreyicye
VIcksburg; Belle Memphis.
EVANSVILLE, August 9.-Weathcr
clear and warm. Mercury go to So
River Al feet and about ut stand.stilI.
Up-Morning Star, George Roberts,
Bowling Green, Alex. Swift. Down
Idlewild, Red Cloud. There is little do
ing
NASHVILLE, August 9-Riycr II feet
and falling; large on shoals Weather
clear and pleasant. Arriyed-lIillmau,
Paducah.
ST. LOUIS, August 9.-ArriarI-CI.y
of Nicksburg, Yicksburg; Arrow, Ohio
river; Leopold, lower river. DEPARTED
Rob Roy, Keokuk; Colossal, st. Paul;
City of Chester, Memphis. River fallen
Is inches. Weather cloudy,
LOUISVILLE, August 9.-Wcathcr
clear and warm. River failing steadily
with u feet in the canal and - feet on
the falls. Arrived Cherokee, Cincin-
natl; Fawn, Evansville; Cons Miliar,
Memphis; Look Out and bargcs, Nash
vile. Departcd-Cons Millar ana Fawn,
Cincinnati; Cherokee, New Orleans;
Look Out and barges. Kanawha river.
Mary Houston resh,pped her freight on
the Cherokee, intending to remain TIL
the river fails. The chimneys of the
Cherokee gave way while under the
bridge to-day, breaking the pilot house
and severely injuring James Brown, Il
roustabout.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-10
NEIGEIBORHOOD NEWS
BELI.AIRE.

THERE will he n regular meeting OF
the CITY Council tonight, if the MEM
bers don't all go to the railroad meeting
or to hear ALI. Burnett. 1t is more than
likely that they will go to hear Ali.
Two YOUNG gentlemen by the names
OF John Tumbleson and VIM. Farris,
Bellaire localizer for the Mtettigencer,
concluded 10 take skitf ride yesterday
afternoon, and while out in the river the
skiff upset, spilling them both out. They
reached shore in safety but two more
sorrowful and dilapidated individuals we
have not seen for some time. Little
boats should keep near shore, &c.
Oy Saturday last, lady went into a
store not five miles from this city, and
asked for a barrel OF Auits -four, but the
merchant told her that it was all engag-
ed and that he could get no more OF 1t
for two or three days, and the lady actu-
ally went away crying. because she could
not get this brand of -four. There are
more persons than that lady likes it. s."
WHEN fellow stumps his toe against
one OF our gas plugs in the streets and
nearly falls down, it is wonderful how
soon he resumes his digntied step and
serene look. after he has said id it two
or three times.
REV. SAMUEL PRICE, one Of the editors
of the Barnesville EmtsrprLse, WAS in our
city Yesterday.
Dull was no name for it yesterday
Sunday was very much more lively on
our streets than yesterday. Very little
business of any kind was done. The
Republicans have been in power too long.
OUR streets have again dried up, and
so has business.
The colorcd base bal! club of this city,
and one from Wheeling, played match
game here Yesterday. The Bellaire boys
cleaned out the other club. BelIaire can
do il to the best Of them.
OFFICER Drugan will likely start for
Darlington, Monroe county, Ohio, to-day
with the man who stole the horse in that
neishborhood one night last week,
WE are glad TO learn that Mrs. Thos.
HYATT who has been very i'll for several
DAYS past, is agaid convaleScent.
CAMP meeting commences at Mounds
Vile, w. Va, to morrow.
The fire bell ringing in South Bellaire
last night about 9 o'clock was on account
of boy that was lost. 1t brought the
fire companies to the surface in the
twiukling of an eye.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-10

RELEASED FROM JAIL.-A few days
ago David Drake, OF Cumberland, Md,
was arrested on a capias issued by Squire
Caldwell, 4: the instance OF Pryor Boyd
X Co, who claimed that Drake was in
debted to them ninety dollars, FOR goods
received. Drake refused to pay and he
was committed to jail, where he renamed
until yesterday, when he was taken be-
fore Judge Melvin on a writ of hrjeas
corpus. The Judge declared he was lie
gallv held in custody, and ordered his
discharge. Messrs. Davenport ~ Doven-
er appeared for Drake.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-10
Rev. W.A.HARRIS. President.
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