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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11
OUR FLOURS.

Embrace the following brands
Perfection, SheaTer's Best. Bean Ideal
and 81, y Mills.
These fiours are too well known TO need
commentator. We have the exclusive
sale of them.
We solicit an examination OF our stock
be close cash buyers.
oct6 NELL d ELIINGHAM
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West Virginia state Grange. Patrons
rHusbandry.
Elk CITY. BARBOUR Co. w. VA, |
October Z, 1875.
Editors Of the Register,

Editors Of the Register
The fourth annual session of the West
Virginia State Grange will be held IN
ParEersburg, November |, 1876 Much
important business to the order will be
transacted, as well as full election of
State officers. An effort is being made
10 secure reduced rates to delegates on
tho B. l. 0. railroad and it is hoped will
succeed. JAS E. HALL,
Secretary State GydHQe.
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DIED.

DARRAH-Cn Tuesday afternoon. Oct,
10, 1876, at fifteen minutes OF two O'Clock,
ROBERT DARRAH, aged 20 years.
Funeral from his residence near Tiltons-
VILE, Ohio, on Tn ursday at 1917 o'clock A.
NJ. Friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend. inter ment at Scotch
Ridge cemetery.
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MARRIED..

DAVIS-GRIMES-On Tuesday Octo Der
| 10th, 1876, by Rev. ]. L. Mcclure, Mr.. JNo.
X. DAVIS and Miss JANE Z. GRIMES, both
| of this city.
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THE WEEKLY REGISTER

IN the largest and altogether the most
compete news and family paper printed IN
West Virginia. IL viii De sent 10 any au-
,.Ss on, year for SEQ Valuable premi-
nms to rIu,, agents and 70 subscriber
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mn WV Male or Female. send you
w ~ address and get somethin
WANT that will bring you IN honor
h0hEN ably over Sl5O q month sure
"oN6 ISVESTOhS' UNION,
ahlo E5 reenwich ST., sew York.
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Black and Colored Silks
John ROemel.'s

DRY Goo1s, Carpet and Wall Paper EN-
porium. Nos. 20l9 and a2l Main street.
aug2S
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11
READY

AHpNTS Lyon want the best sell.
hQbN lN ing article in the world
and sslid gold paten. lever watch, free
OF cost, write at once 10 J. BRIDE L CO.,
67 Broadway, y. Y. ael5b
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NELL & ELLlhGHAM,
GROCERS,
1905 MAIN STREET,

Have In store and are constantly rrceIv-
inga large and complete stock of goods,
such rs is usually found i'm "A first
class house, comprising
,.1I of
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nrn We win stan you In : -.
NU meas you can InakssU "A :,
without capital easy .sIa
NUM- L spectacle for either
AGfSTs SUPPLY 90. Scl Bowsfy'
10 y.S5SD
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11

A FIvE-YEAR OLD tot, who had al
ways closed her prayers at night with
. and God keep Katy to be good glr,
opened her eyes on that p"lnt awhile
ago, and said, very decided, Il amt
going to say the rest, for don want to
be good girl; want t" eat green ap-
pies and swallow EN- --Errhaage.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11

There is something peculiarly sad, ~
said Potter. in the recollection VI our
youth. Tears will come up into the eyes
1T the thought of those bright days when
The setting sun saw us taking pareS"ric
to neutralzs the effects of the mornings
green oranges. "-Neto Orleans Bulletin.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-11

Mr.. BowLEs has got the patent for his
lew tin hen. He fills the thing with
oyster-shells, boiled starch and extract OF
Carrot, winds her up puts her on nest
and she will lay an egg every day for
week. He has way of keeping her
from work on Sundsys.-ETchange.
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ALAS! no more peaceful days for man
The women have gone into The insur-
snce business. When tasYnating
female agent enters III office and lays her
hand upon mans arm in that familiar
l1uching way, and talks policy, ten to
oae that he insures Perhaps wives will
hang around offices more than usual, too
Syracuse J0StTHat.
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save Money

Will have to make their purchases as
early as possible. Although Silks have
advanced Is per cent. we will continue TO
sell all of our
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-26
WHITE cars nv THE SOUND.
Yachts Capsized. Yachtsmen Overheard, aud
Canvas Lo.f.


The Manhattan Yacht Club enjoyed their
seventh annual regatta yesterday. The course
was from OF the club house at BRhty-ninth
street to the Stepping Stones buoy at Sands
Point and return, turning the buoy from lee
rd to windwsrd. The Dolphin, Capt. J. W.
Cooper, and the Petrol. Capt. Jonn Hyslop (nrst
class. had living start, aud crossed the line at
l220 =. N. and 12s2le0 respectively. Tho Com
modore, Capt. Henry Andrus the Thomas p.
Morrel, Capt. l. I. Reeves Second class; the
Sophia Emma, Capt. Jacob Narian; and the
Skipjic Capt. j. u; Brassineton third class,
started from nm anchorage at H:l5.
At about l2:i0 squat struck the feet from
the northwatd and the Skipjack capsized.
rirhting The yacht. At lis the Dolphin had
crawled away considerably from thu Sophia and
had handsome lead on the whole heet; the
sophia kept second place. and the Petrol third.
The contest between the BIG cat-boats. Commo-
dore aud MorrelI, was very exciting. In neir
struggle both for white forged ahead of the
Petrol, but the latter, well handled but badly
canvassed for racing. reclaimed her position as
Al len n stranger yacht that h ad gayly put out
| from Baylis's wharf was struck by haw aud
capsized Ia a twinkling. Her crew we're res
| cued ny passing coaster
A sharp rain squat set in at about BIS, and
made things so l'vel, that even MARY ne light
go Der customary salute. The Dolphin bent
low before the blast, and her lee rails went IN
der as she caught It's strength She soon re-
| covered, however. ana fineins the ARRAY high In
| air dashed ON. Astsrn, dimly seen through the
| falling rain, was the saucy Sophia Emma pluck
| iiv carrying on all sah through the misty white
| GAYS. The others for a brief spell disappeared
from view, but as their white sails flashed In the
| sunlight n few minutes afterwsrd II was seen
| that the Morfell had lost her headstay.
| Running down toward He'll Gate the Commo-
| dore took the lead OF the sophia. Emma and
| Petrel, and. but for bad management at Hell
| Gate. would have won the race In her class. The
| Dolphin dashed through Flood Rock channel,
| and anchored ABOVE the club house at $40 The
| Commodore was the next boat, but. instead 81
| gong through Flood Rock channel she lost her
| wind, aud also caught the strong cob tide by
| going through the middle channel thus allow
| ing everything 10 profit by her misfortune aud
| reach home ahead OF her. The Sophia Emm
| arrived at 4O,, the Petrol at Alb, aud the Nor.
rrll at 4:22.30. The Dolphin, Morrel, and Sophi Ia
| Emma win In their respective classes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-26
A STRANGE GATHERING.
An Assembly ef Germans who -ynpat hize
with the Thie,born As-as-ins.


About seventy Germans met in a saloon
at 1E Railroad avenue, Newark. on Monday
night, 20 learn what motive Induced the Thei-
horn brothers to commit the crimes that led To
their death. MISS Amelia Thielhorn said she
would not believe that the money lent to Witzei
(t65) had ever been paid unless Meyer or Witzel
should produce receipt. Several persons pres-
ent said that they saw the receipt, and that the
last installment OF tl0 bad boon paid In 1874
Henry Schmidt declared that this money was
the nrst cause Of the difficulty between the
Thielhorns, Meyer. and Witzel With regard to
the stahbing. for which Charles got six months
In prison, WltZel was not Injured in the least
his coat only being torn, and the assault was
brought on by Witzel splitting in Charles's face
when he asked for his money.
A man named Fink said that Albert Thiclh orn
spoke to him about his WRONGS and N he had
bean IN Aibert's place he would have shot
Meyer.
Mrs. Lucius asserted that Never had circu-
lated reports about the Thielhorn, whereby they
were prevontei from getting work.
Mr. Bennett, a member OF the Social Demo-
cratic Workingmen's Association, said II was
his belief that the brothers were driven To their
deadly course by Meyer and his associates. A
man. he added, becomes desperate when he
- driven from his work every two or
three DAYS, and cannot get the means
to live. He was for Justice, and believed Meyer
should lay where Fisher and Aibcrs are, IN their
graves. II was a sha ne for Germans that they
permitted the bodies Of the brothers to lie In
| the Potter's Field.
MIR slavery condemned the stonng and
drowning OF the brothers in a State where the
law IL In force. Those who killed them were as
much murderers rs those they killed.
Another meeting Is TO he held IN more quiet
| In behalf OF Meyer were not allowed to do 50 DS
the lhlelhorns' friends.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-26

transactions at the Exchange salesroom yes
terda, euulprised foreclosure sales
By Il v Harnctt, plot OF land 109lOx1oo feet, east
side OF Seventh avenue between l3lsI anu 1890 streets,
block front, tl6S50.
BY v X. stevenson Jr, three lots 75xioo, southeast
corner Of the Boulevard and 1921 street. $500 plot OF
land liixl0OXllebxlOO feet northeast OF lOith
street and Riverside avenue, 100000
BY T., H. Ludlow, house and tot l7lAlOO.l ii feet,
los East ll2tn street $1,000 Premise JAY street
house and lot Thirty fourth street near Eighth
avenue withdraw, sale OF premises on fii.sehth
street adjourned 10 Aug. / Of property on lAIih hnd
1tSth streets ana Tenth avenue TO Aug Ia and OF
properly Eghty-sixth and Eighty seventh streets
and Avenue to Aug g.
Foreclosure sales announced to-day az the hhehshge
houses and lots bOxl03 feet south side OF Fifteenth
street l25 feet west OF Avenue A. ana frame house and
lot 20xlOO East New Nork order OF receiver OF the
Dry Dock and East broadway Ranroad Company also.
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VIEW FORK ERs IN VIRGINIA..
The Inhabitants Of suffolk Securing the
Woods Around their Town.

The news OF the capture of n gang Of
New York desreradoes In Suffolk, Virginia, was
received In this city yesterday. The gang had
plotted to rob the First and Second National
Banks at that place, but come boys who we're
playing marbles around the Seaboard Railroad
depot accidentally found the box OF tools that
the burglars had concealed, and guard was
appointed by the Mayor to watch for the gang.
The lrst one caught described himself as James
Sanford OF Baltimore.
On the day following the capture. most OF the
inh abitants OF Suffolk turned out, and hunt
was begun for the other burglars. All the woods
and swamps for miles around the town were
secured and the search was continued Tor Two
days. On the second day atsoman who liyed on
the Petersburg road reported that she had seen
party Of men lurking IN copse near her
house. The spot was thereupon surrounded by
twenty armed men, under Capt: Jettie' and Two
men were found encainped. Ihey made oes-
perate resistance, but were at length taken prs
oners They. were equipped with reyolyers;
masks, gum shoes. chisels, edges and a kit OF
burglars tools. they gave their names as Rob
ert Thompson aud William Brainard, but Detee-
TIVE william pnkerton dent Mcc them as
" Big Frank and Sanford, as Gus " Fisher,
New York desperad oea.
In a faro bank at Samson and Eleventh streets,
Philadelphia but was acquitted for want OF
proof. Ius brother-in law was james Hiaggerty,
whom lteddy the Blacksmith killed In florence,s
saloon In broadway. The robbery Of 100000
from the Met chants Express COmpanys safe on
the Hudson River Railroad was the work of
Mccoy aud others. He Is Al escaped convict
from Delaware. He was sentenced there few
months ago to ten years imprisonment, and TO
receive nfty lashes on his back and be placed in
the pilorv, for attempting to rob In Newcastle,
IN that state. go
Fisher was recognized a. the partner Of Ed"
Hughes In the robbery OF the Iron Companys
ONCE at oxford. n. j. last summer. Hughes;
who was a professional New York burglar aud
gambler and associated with George Bliss and
Peter Curley the noted masked oank robbers,
was killed by the Waterman OF the works. Fish
or got away.
Mccormack was identified as an escaped con-
Wet from Sing Sing. In quarrel that he had a
| few years ago with "Big" John Casey, a despe-
| RADIO Of Troy, over division Of the proceeds Of
| "a burglary, he killed the latter.
District Attorney Mithers OF Nansemond
county, having examined the three prisoners.
| learned that they Intended to rob tue banks I'm
| suffolk. He sent Mccoy to the Delaware prison.
| The authorities Of oxford. n. j., sent requisi-
| tion for EiAAqr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-26
A THROAT cur AT DOMTSOES.
The Crime Of an Eccentric Brooklyn BAR
keeper-His Victims Condition.

Carstein Won Goserwinkle, better known
In Brooklyn as Gus Van Wrinkle" was commit
ted by Justice Walsh, yesterday for cutting tue
throat OF John Tops, a resident OF Hicksyile,
L. L. reputed TO be worth over s2o1,000. 0Oscr-
Wrinkle is ~ years old, and has been regarded as
a harmless, eccentric person, little unsound In
mind. He was at one time bartender In Don
CANS saloon, corner OF Fulton and Hoyt streets.
brooklyn, wore his hair long. quoted Shake
speare and took pride In a supposed resemblance
e. John Wilkes Booth. the assassin 81 President
lincoln. Some time ago ne leased from Iupps
the building corner state and Bond streets,
BROOKLYN. for liquor saloon and a home; his
payments OF rent had been irregular, ana Iopna
compelled Dim TO give 40 the AL lon TO l.. IL.
worsdale, allowing Goserwinkie however, o
retain tue apartments over tue saloon Tor three
ON Monday afternoon. about 2 o'clock, a con-
stable dispossessed Coserwinkle OF the apart
ments- aud put hts FURNITURE out GU tns SIDE
walk. About 3 O'Clock, a man named Marsh,
william Laird, Peter Mirtin, and lopps were
playing four handed game OF domino IN tue
saloon. GOserwinkie entered aud advanced 20
where Tops was sitting. Goserwlnkle's rie1it
hand was In his trousers pocket. Tops look cd
m extended MS right hand. and said III YOU
wish to be friends, all right Goserwinkle did
not snswer: hen Topps said III YOU don't
want To be- friends, and won't shake hands with
me, you had better get out. Goserwinkle'
without replying, gave his left hand. which was
ciasped In Iopps's right; ana wn,le IA tne act 1I
ct, ana drew II from the right 10 the lett OF
ropps's throat. The blood spurted out from u
gaping wound.
Goserwinkle was arrested and several sur
geons were called IN, who sewed up the CASH
stopping the flow Of blood for the time. The
jOting OF the ambI balance on the way TO the Citv
Hospital caused the wound to bleod airesh,
aud waen Tops was carried into the ward he
was unconscious. whether he Will live OF die Is
doubtful
Goserwinkle, when in tho police station, held
up bis bloody hand with laugh, aud acted
idiotically, pretending ignorance OF his crime
] he knife was a white handled one four Inches
long, aud had been ground 70 the sharpness OF a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-26
Con,enr4 Of the Weekly sun.
THE WEEKLY sun published this morning con-


tans the following:
The Kuhn ~ our Navy One Result Of the Wicked
RIlc of Secretary ROhtsun Tue Navy Department n
SLk ~ lnquiiy aud toriupa Facts tart should Sc
cure Impeachment Proceedings OF tue fortN fourth
Cnugross- fassa 90 Of e hunGry Niyll service Riil
Party Zeal IN the House u IN thr Reports u the
River ami linrhOr Bill; The rurcn-scrYian NW-Nury
INK Successes Tor Either side-rurkish Atrocities IN
Bul sara-Orcat britain Dissenting from the Berlin
Munoranlumi The Indian War Heavy Losses Of the
SIOUX the Recent llal ties A Despatch from G"n
CrOOA The they ulcs Driven Rack to their RESERVE
lion. The fAtgalttion Deadlock Debate IN Parlia
nent The Elections m the South-Mhat Grant In Pre-
pArtng to DO Purtrllts Of the Candidates. Outawry
In lullauA, Delaying the 'udsment kciuhhcans Try
Ing to ESCAPE the Popular Verdict; The q. l. A.-A
Manifesto which Answers Many Questions lynching
In Kentuckyi Rurying Awe Brigham ioung's rrlbu-
htious-h1w Courts and tne Lawyers Worry the
Prophets The Property which Crosned Heads and
lfincus own In New York The Chalk Rft Tunnel
lIealdh Strange story Notices Of New BooksLlfe IN
lluai Dylug Like Brutei he Massacre at Gollsd-
A Leaf from Texan History The HOoslcr Aunt and
Father John, Poems lhe Latest Iulegraphic News;
Notes ON Science auu Industry MANY Columns OF I'd
uuriu Articles ami Agricultural Matter, btOrlc,-
Warned - Warning ana thury bdiss Husband tinan.
eta Intelligence and Markets.
THE WERNLY SUN contains complete epitome Of the
news OF the week from all parts OF the United states
and the American continent Copies in wrappers ready
formaung TO the old country may be hsd at the desk
OF publication ONCE. Price four cents. For SAFE
BY all nows dealers In city and country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-26
THE D1RIEN ca NAL.
The Colombian Government Ordering n SUR
vey-GOgOrza's Route.

PANAMA, July IA contract between
Mr.. Goeorza aud the Colombian Government
has been made, and Is sanctioned by Congress-
for the survey, and II Practicable the building
OF the Darlen inter-oceanic canal 1he survey
ors are to be on hand within six months after
May rs. they are to be Of several nationalities.
The result OF the surveys is TO be submitted to
the Colombian Government within SIX months
after the beginning Of the surveys The people
living on tho site Of Go9Otzns route assert, ns
per a BoRota journal, that uusket olschhfged
at the Cacarica landing place, Is distinctly
beard at the mead waters OF the ava one Of tho
tributaries Of the ruira river Siluerlo Quesadh,
"A respect ibls resident, vouches for the fact.
Arenio Vrano, ruoOer collector OF that region
saws the haul over throat between PaSa and
Cacafica IL very narrow and low. lie has lit u
sign at Cacarioa, and reached Paya before II was
burnt out. There are three low hlllocks on the
Of the common agave. Marine shells ARE found
In the vicinity, and the Inference Is that cen
Iuries ago, this "haul over (Auastrodefo) was
oyertlo Wn by "a branch OF the Atrato.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-26
THE moHAAx GANG.
A Hudson CITY Physicitn's Desperate Bn-
CONNER with Three Rnliinns.

DIR. S. V. w. Stout, ex-County Physician
OF Hudson, ". j., sat in deep arm chair in the
parlor OF his house In Hudson city yesterday.
In an atmosphere OF arnica, nursing broken
and splintered ankle. lie said
81 g. to my barn every uight 10 see that my
horse has been fed and everything ID as It should
be. have a que little rat dog, and he
followed me to the barn last evening. While
was IN the barn | heard some one kicking my
dog sAvagcly. | went out. and seeing three men.
one of whom was kicking tue animal, ] told hin
u desst They answered impuceutly, and
attempted TO seize the mrn who was kicking
the dog. threw him down. and the other two
assaulted me. Ihey broke my right ankle ana
stamped upon me, 40 that can scarcely move
To-Day. One Of them made pass at my throat
with knife, and grazing II, cut open my shirt
from the collar far down the bosom. protected
my head from tner kicks hut, finding that
could not do so much longer, | said. " Ii YOU
don't let mo alone, will draw my revolver aud
shot" had not even penknlfe with me, hut
the men were frightened and went away. |
recognized them after the row began as belong
ing to the Mohawk gang.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-26

State bonds arm snd IN better request. We
saics Missouri %, long hOnls, 1855 do 0s
Asylum BOND. 1854 Tennessee Ne, Old, 44le9ib anu
ono Is Of 1886 llAa4. la railroad there
Was fair TT de The following wsrr Tue pr ncipal
dealings; Boston. H. aud Fri" Is 1884 n. j. Central
Let conso.. lniA \. Central l,t, new, ll6; Lehga
ana " II cOn-ol., M ChlciRo anu NortAwe.t'rn
loyAs MI anu -. Paul isl "a Crosse division l0,t
Nh. and ST. Paul 1. ami NJ. division, 0S Long DOCS
bonds lob Albany aud su-q. lst mort, ll3; Like
SHORE LIST mort. cOusol reg 100 Cleveland Toledo
new bonds iO5 Michigan Central .. lO3sl&iOas ,lOl
NY. 'entra d., 1881, 1904 \, ~ Cenlrs o. 1857,
Uniou Pacific u, Land Grant. lo5b1U3a L non Piclhc
snking Fund, p4lt Pacific al 81 81 NOR siie Cen.
trial Pacific gud nonds, luSl9aiOa4 Gin a ami ID.
con. T.. f., N Del and llui. ~ poid ~, lllj lo,
Canada southern and Detroit list mort, do Western
Union TEL coupon, 1900 IOl: aud 81 So S. convert
SOl; Iud., Bloomington aud est ls 50; Like shore
div' nond-. 1851 Iol. ami Wabash lei mur'.pt
The following were tne opening, mxhest, lowest, and
3 Z, NJ. closing prices of stocks to-day;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-26

DUGGAN. ON Monday July "a, Joseph John Dug.
gan In the 2l,t year OF his age.
The friends OF the family are invited 20 attend mo
funeral from his late rcslenrr, 2AO West l9td ST. on
"Wednesday the 2Nl inst, at uc nCE,
FAIRWEArHElf,-O july -. William Warner, only
and days
Friends and relatives are respectfully requested 20
attend the fuhera from the residence Of his parents
on RushNlcN av., corner Ma shA o., BrOOAlyu, od
Thurs iav. July -, al O'Clock
TERGl son. On TUESDAY, JuY "a Margaret Fergu,
son, .augAler OF Henry aud MARY Ferguson aEei
Relatives and friends Invited 20 attend the funeral
on Mriurs dAY, july ~, 1870 AL oelotA from AD
West 2ttu ,
FEi,Isis ON JuN 90 James Rssllnd. son Of James
Nj. and Mary A. Ferris. hfrI months Huh ~ iuNh
Il atyc- aud fru la AZ. invite e. attend the funeral
on raur.d ), ut a. ". e g. Let a., . IN.
GRAHAM.-N Fmshiug Long Island, on ur 20
inst after turOtraciri hurs,h the ferll'hoe OF ohe
~ nia soma Jnlu lurrli.r" Oi uaiu formerly fost~
mast, ct inns c.tf, iu tnr som year - ms age.
h "a Vn. ana the lido, 4.i AOAbtrs OF The bar, ara
invited 20 attend me uIsrlui'-, on wednesday ION
s at ucluck 4. NJ, al -. Marks Church. corner Of
atI.t fI tuth At VIA the remains Will be Inferred.