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The New York herald., 1876-12-15

ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY ARE Solicited
AND UPON RECEIPT OF SIX DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS We WILL SEND ONE BARREL
OF OUR
rsMrrHs NEW YORK PALE ALE
WHEN THE EMPTY BARREL Is RETURNED
TO BREWERY. 2.o WEST 18TH ST. WE WILL
REFUND. BY NAIL OR OTHERWISE. As DI.
REcrED. DISCOUNT OF FIFTY CENTS on
EACH AND EVERY BARREL RETURNED TO
BREWERY. $40 WEST isrH ST., NEW YORK,
MAKING The PRICE FOR CASH OF
SMITHS NEW YORK PALE ALE SIX DOL
LARS A BARREL
ALL raEIGHrs on THE ENTITY BARRELS
RETURNED TO BREWERY WILL BE PAID BY
Us ALL rREIoHrs on ALE MUST BE PAID
FOR BY THE PERSON RECEIVING THE ALE.
sxIrHs' NEW YORK PALE ALE.
BREWERY a4o WEST 18TH ST.
NEW YRoK.
HAVING MADE VERY EXTENSIVE ALrERA.
rioSs AND ADDED MANY IMPROVEMENTS TO
OUR BREWERY. WE ARE ENABLED TO PLACE
OK THE MARKET VERY SUPERIOR ARTICLE
AND AT VERY Low FIGURES.
OUR BRAND SMITHS Nxw YORK PALE ALE
MEDAL AWARDED At PARIS. FRANCS, 1867
ON AND AFTER FRIDAY DECEMBER IS. 1870.
SMITHS SKw YORK PALE ALE
WILL BE DELIVERED ANYWHERE WITHIN
CIRCLE or SEVEN MILES OF THR BREWERY.
40 WEST 18TH ST.. xEw YORK. AT
SIX DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS BARREL.
WITH DISCOUNT FOR CASH or
rfrry CENTS BARREL on EACH
AND EVERY BARREL DELIVERED AND PAID FOR
TO OUR OWN DRAyMES on DELIVERY
MAKING
SMITHS NEW YORK PALR ALE
SIX DOLLARS BARREL.
CASH ON DELIVERY.
SMITHS NEW YORK PALE ALR
BREWERY. aso wtsr 18TH ST..
NEW YORK.
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The New York herald., 1876-12-15

ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY ARB soLrc.
TIED. AND uPox RECEiPr or SIX DOLLARS
AND FIFTY CENTS WE Will SEND ONE BAR
REL or OUR
SMITHS NEW YORK PALE ALE
WHEN THE EMPTY BARREL Is RETURNED TO
BREWERY. a4o WHIST 18TH ST.. We WILL RE-
FUND. BY NAIL OR OTHERWISE, AS DIRECTED.
DISCOUNT OF FIFTY CENTS on BACH AND
EVERY BARREL RETURNED TO BREWERY. .4o
WEST 18TH ST.. NEW YORK, MAKING THE
PRICE FOR CASH OF
SMITHS NEW YORK PALE ALE SIX DOL
LARS BARREL
ALL rREIGHrs ON TMK EMPTY BARRELS
RETURNED TO BREWERY WILL BE PAID BY
US. ALL rRErGHrs on ALE MUST BR PAID
FOR By THE PERSON RECEIVING THE ALE
SMITHS NEW YORK PALE ALE.
BREWERY a4o WEST 18TH ST.,
NEW YORK.
HAVING MADE VERY EXTENSIVE ALrERA.
TONS AND ADDED MANY IMPROVEMENTS TO
OUR BREWERY. WE ARR ENABLED TO PLACE
AND AT VERY Low FIGURES
OUR BRAND SMITHS NEW YORK PALE ALK.
MEDAL AWARDED Ar PARIS. FRANCE. 1867
on AND AFTER FRIDAY. DECEMBER Is 1870,
SMITHS NEW YORK PALE ALE
WILL BE DELIVERED ANYWHERE WITHIN
CIRCLE or SEVEN MILES OF THE BREWERY.
a4o WEST 18TH ST. NEW YORK. AT
SIX DOLLARS AND FIYrY CENTS BARREL.
WITH DISCOUNT FOR CASH or
FIFTY CENTS BARREL ON EACH
AND BvERY BARREL DELIVERED AND PAID FOR
TO OUR own DRAYMEx ON DELIVERY
MAKING
SMITHS NEW YORK PALE ALE
SIX DOLLARS A BARREL.
CASH on DELIVERY.
SMITHS NEW YORK PALE ALE,
BREWERY aso WEST 18TH ST..
NEW YORK.
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The New York herald., 1876-12-15
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. l2s5 BROADwAY-
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES or PAPERS

AsTRoLogy-ilrH PAcK-5,h col
nSp rie so col
SSooILiN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-aD PAen-sd
hnsISkss oProKrrNIrIEs-srn rAcr
% BUSINESS NoTIcEs-aIH ds ,. & &r.er.ssh eeI col ;,
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PPSSHHciNS ,Ac1DEMIEs1ab rAcx-@sh col
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EURofEAS sTEAMsHIPs-iarn fAcs-S,h and 9Th coils.
tns FtInXsAScIAL7;1m r rAcs @ =, :,
FEE Rooms AND TO
pAGs-sd and 4th coils.
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HORSES. CARRlAGEs. 1C.-2D PAcK-2d and I'D coils.
horsEs ROOMS. sew &C.. wsxSNrzD-2p rAe.-4.A col.
LOST AND FouXD-.isr rscr-isi col.
s.cRlS r1f1ni.s r.ss.A col co.,
sES1qihaP sEM fHSiiSI4oss@4sa EfS5h ss r.s.-sA co.,
FfHs9FSkTFs FEnsoFSSkFs1 6saAss
fSoF f2oFEssIokxE sirrAIloSs % e %AxrRD-YEMALRs-
rRorEHIY o. OUT 81 THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
REAL Esi4IR TS F.sss s1ssd co.,
hKWARDS-1sr PAcE-1st col.
BALRS AT AUCTION-l2rn PAcE-3d 4th and 5th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-i2rm PAGE-ist and
and I'd coils.
SITUATIONS sWANTED-MALKs-i2rm PAcz-2d and Sd
coils
SMITHS PALE ALE-isr PAcK-2d Sd, Seh 5th and 9th
BIRDS s.s;1s sc.
TiR TRADES-l2rH PAGE-3d col
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAcn-3d col.
ASD TO LET
WANTED TO PUEcHAsE-lsr pAox-Iss col
WATCHES. JEWELRi. &C.-11Tu PAGE-5th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALR OR
TO LET-2D PAGE-3d col,
WINES, LIQUORS. &C-1lrH PAGE-5th COL
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-12rH PAGE-6th COL
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-05
RISES NEWS

The marks at the landing last evening
showed feet 10 inches in the channel.
The Express departed for Parkersourg
yesterday.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati
Yesterday, and will return to-day.
The Iron Valley yesterday moved the
float and barges which have been lying
in front Of the wharf to the harbor be-
low the levee.
A passing tow boat forced the steamer
Express from her moorlngs Sunday
night, by the swells, the rlng-bolt to
which The Express was tied giving way.
The Courier will be to-day's Parkers'
burg packet.
The O'Neil, Telegram and Star Of the
West are making usual trips.
The Gilbert, Phaeton and Tempest
have laid up on account OF ice.
by Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, December 4.IRiver 3
feet > inches and falling. Weather
cloudy.
ST. LOUIS, November 4.--No Arrivals
or Departurcs-Rlvcr gorged opposite
Carondaet this morning, but broke again
and the ice is now running heavy, and s
liable to stop any time. Weather mod
Grating. River risen 10 inches caused no
doubt by jammed ice ut narrow points
below here.
MEyPHIs, November f. River rising
slowly. Weather clear ard cold. Ar
ryed-Night Hawk, Cincinnati: Illinois,
Vichsburg; James Howard, New Or
leans. Departed Robert Mitchell, Gin
cnRaLi; Future City and oarges, Schenck,
Mary Houston, New Orleans; Belle
Memphjs, st Louis.
CINCINNATI, December 4.-RIvcr II
feet inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and cool. Arrved-Hudson,
Wheeling; Dean, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, December 4.--Weather
cool and clear Up--Cuoke and Baum,
Cincinnati. Down-Alex Kendall, Ev-
ansvlle. River falling with i feet 8
inches in the cana.
CAIR", December 4.-Arrived-Atlan-
tic New Orleans: Greyhound, Cjncin-
natl; Peytoua New Orleans; hnude
Vicksburg. Departed -Eddyyillc. Nash
vile; eyhouhd, South; Pcytona,
Louisville River II fee! 3 inches and
falling. Weather cloudy.
EVANSVILLE, December I.-Weather
clear and cold bat mOderaling. Wind
from the west chiefy. Mercury Is to 81
deg. River IS 2-l0 feet aad falling.
Down-Dick Fulton and tow. Ed.
Hobbs, Idlewild. UP-haggIe Smith,
Grey Eagle, Rover ard tow, Evansville.
Business dull.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-05

RoosT RoBBERs-Last Saturday night
the turkey rOOsts on the premises OF
AuctioDeer Hervey and Mr. Ssmuei
Carter, near Greenwood cemetery, we're
visited byiour or FIVE sneak thieves from
this city, and three fine turkeys stolen
from Mr.. Carter. Mr. Hervey yesterday
informed us that be met the thieves
when near his residence, on bis way
home on Saturday night, and that at the
time he saw them they were running
through q cornfeld in the direction OF
the pike, and coming from MS stables,
having been frightened on by large
dog that he keeps about the premises.
He states that he hallOoed at the parties,
and asked them their business, but they
were in too great haste TO tarry, ana MS
haleoing at them only accelerated tneir
speed. which was somewhat retarded
with three large turkeys they had IN their
possession, which aroused his suspicious
and caused him TO scrutinize the parties
very closely, two OF whom ne recognized
as parties living in East Wheeling,
fastening to his residence, Mr.. HerVey
examined his turkeys, but hrding none
OF them missing, gave the matter no
:urther attention that nignt. The next
morning, however, he was Informed by
Mr.. Carter that he had lost three turkeys
the night before, all thst remained OF
thirteen be had had short time previ-
Gus, and which had all been stolen. As
vet no action has been taken regarding
the matter, but as two of the parties are
known, it il to be hoped Mr.. Carter will
bring the offenders to speedy punish
ment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-05
I'm. French ministerial Cr,s,s.

P.RIs December IN. Dufaure,
President of the Cabinet Council, offered
his resignation on Saturday morning. IN
of bis defeat in the Senate
ON FRIDAY. His colleagues approved the
action, aud decided TO do likewise, Iheir
intention was not immediately carried
out in Difference TO the wish OF President
MscMahon. The crisis was subsequent
ly interrupted by NJ. Ms.cere, Minister
of the Interior, accepting the vote OIL the
Deputies on Saturday, expressing conu-
dence that in the future the government
will, in regard to the burial OF members
of the Legion of Honor, re-.
spect the liberty OF conscience ana
equality OF all citizens.
Duke DcCazes, Minister OF Foreign
Affairs, protested against this action oil
Msrcere.
Leon Say, Minister of Finance, sided
with Msrcere, and General Berthonl'
Minister OF War, with the Duke DE
CAFES.
TIE difference became so marked thai
a Joint resignation of the Ministry was
decided upon and hsnded - PreSldeh'
Mac Mahon, who requested the Ministry
to remain in their offices until he had
arrived at 8 decision on the subject
LONDON, November A Times dis
patch saws that President MscMahon &C
cepted the resignation OF the Ministers
and merely requested them to remain II
office pending the appointment OF then
SUCCESSOR The crisis is considered So
rious. As il is thought TO be impossible
that the Chamber of Deputies will accep
any but extreme Radicals or the Senate
any but rsactionary Cabinet. Rumor
are circulated that President MacMshor
may possibly resort to unconstltutiona
interference.
The Repubiiqre Frdncaise, Gsmbetts''
organ. advocates decidedly moderate
course and fsvors the maintenance of TIT
present Ministry under the leadership OF
Leon Say and without Dutsure or Gen
Berthout. 1t objects to the entry int
the ministry of either Jules Simon o
Charles Duclerc ss involving too grest
change.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-05

ELoPEMENT.-Wm. Martin is gay
lothario, and has been residing on Short
Creek, this county, tor some time past,
his occupation being the driver OF milk
wagon and the dispOsing OF small guam
Titles Of the fluid to numerous customers.
Yesterday. however, the gushing Will
liam was absent from his post, and a new
man occupied the position OF main RIB
bon .pusher" on the dairy vehicle. Ot
course, inquiries were made regarding
Williams welfare, but nothing could be
ELECTED until late yesterday afternoon,
when forlorn looking Short-Creeker
sta'kcd into lawyers office on Chapllne
street. and unbosomad himself to bus st-
torney. whose advice he desired in the
matter on hand His wife, a Mrs. Fer
cusou. he said, had left his bed and
board. taking with her two children, and
had gone on with Watson. His
motive in consulting the attorney was
TO be- advised rs 10 the proper steps nee
cessary to be taken to recover his family.
his knowledge vi legal lore being limited.
The recital OF his woes being concluded
the attorney advised him TO "let his wl!o
20 tclhe d, as man was better alone
than with n woman who would elopc
with milkmsD. WhSt effect this had
on the victim of witc's :aithlessness we
were not advised but later in the day We
we're informed that Watson, in company
with Mrs. Ferguson, who Is 0uxom
woman of about thirty short summers,
accompanied by the two children men
toned above had embarked on the Cieve-
land and Pittsburgh road for some point
up the river, their destination being un-
known. Whether Mrs. Fergu:ons tus-
band will attempt to bring his truant
wife back TO his home, remains to be
seen. but rs vet he has made no efforts
SO far as we have been informed, beyond
consulting the attorney on the subject.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-05

Person ALITIEs.-Robert Ankle hsv,
ing resigned as tenor in the choir of the
church of the Immaculate Conception
Mr.. Vincent Hague has been substituted
John Howell, formerly of the hinge
factory, mas been appointed engineer at
the Capitol.
Among the arrivals at the Grant House
Yesterday were Mrs Mary T. Williams
and Mrs. Anna Williams, OF Steuben-
Vile; Frank z Love, of st. Clairsville;
James T. Allen and W. d. Qulmby, oil
New York, and II. Long, OF Baltimore.
Rev. DR.. George P. Hays, President oil
Washington and Jefferson College, it IS
rumored, will not deliver an Grafton at
the cremation of Baron De Palm in DR..
LIE Moyne's furnace ut Washington, Pa,
rs has been announced. II Is claimed
such proceeding would injure the college,
but we fail TO see Just how, and may add
that the rumor Is probably incorrect Dr.
King, of this city, will deliver an address
at d.. lie Moync's house this evening, at
the preliminary proceedings over the ar
rival of the Baron's body.-PiH'b"rgh
DispdttL.
a large number of scientific gentle
men from this city viii! go to Washing
ton this evening, 70 near the lecture to-
night, to be given at that place, on the
subject of Cremation.
We have been informed that large
numbe of ladies will commence the
building of a pair of slippers for the
Leader man at an early day, work for
the present being delayed in consequence
of it being too cold to work out doors.
His Honor, Mayor A. j. Sweeney, has
requested us to state that he is not can
didate for the Office of Chief OF the Fine
Department, as stated by the Fourteenth
street organ yesterday.
Among the arrivals at the st. James
Yesterday, were NJ. II. Arbenz, OF Steu-
benville: Geo A. Creel, MourdsviIle; D..
T. Gill, +. l. Forsyth ard K. Pittman,
Baltimore, and VIM. Anderson, New
York.
At the Mcclure, VIM. Tucker Of
WelIsburg; A. Kelly, Short Creek; 3.
Peyser, one of the electors from the
Third district, of Charleston; Joseph L.
Moon, Clerk of the United States Court,
of Clarksburg, and J. X, hurry, Colum-
bus, 0, were sm)ng Yesterdays arrl-
walls.
Manager Hamilton left for Steuben-
vile Monday.
Just rs we go to press we are Informed
of the death of Col. Z. w. B. Allison, a
we'll known and respected citizen OF this
city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-05
Schenck's Mandrake Pills

VIII be found 10 possess those qualitir
necessary 10 the total eradication OF III
bilious attacks, prompt % start the secrc-
tons Of the liver, and give a healthy tone
10 the entire system Indeed, IL is no or
binary discovery in medical science
10 have invented A remedy iOT these
stubborn complaints which develop all
the results produced by a heretofore
tree use of calOmel, a mineral Justly
dreaded by mankind, and acknOwl-
edged 10 be destructive in the extreme to
the human system. That the proper ties
of certain vegets blcs comprise all the viz
tues OF calOmel without Us iniuriOu, ten
denotes, is now An admitted fact. rendered
indIsputable by scientific researches: and
those who use the Mandrake Pills Will be
fully satisfied that the best medicines are
those provided by najur- IN the common
herDs and roots 81 the fields.
These PIES open the bowels and correct
all bilious arrangements without saliva
ton or any OF The injurious effects Of calO.
mel or OtUeT pO!>Ons. The secretion Of
bile j. promoted by these pills, a. viii be
seen by the altered color Of the stools,
and disappearing Of the sallOw complex
ion and cleansing Of the tongue.
Ample directions for use accompany
each box Of pills. Prepared only by J. II.
Schenck & son, al their principal Office,
corner Sixth and Arch streets Fhiladel-
phia. aud Tor sale by all druggists and
dealers.
Price q cents per box
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-05

CONFIDENCE WOMAN. - esterday
afternoon tall, slender woman, Of
rather progressing appearance, entered
Larken's store, on Market street, be-
ween Tenth and Eleventh, and smiling
6enignly en- one of the clerks, in low,
sweet and tremulous voice ordered quite
a large pile of goods. The gentlemanly
clerk, thinking that he had struck q
bonanza, quickly tied up package after
package Of the articles desired, plllng
them up on the counter before him. AT
last the lady, having ordered what goods
she wanted, turned to the clerk
and with that sweet smile which only
woman can produce in emergencies.
she Informed the clerk that the goods
were for DR.. Bates and to charge them
to his account. The clerk thought a
moment, and then, either lsboring under
the vague hsllucination that the bur
den was quite too heavy for such "A
heavenly creature to carry home, or that
the woman was dishonest, he proposed to
send them to the resideH ce OF the doctor.
The woman protestcd-she would take
them herselt-but the clerk was unyled-
ing and ordered the goods taken TO DR.,
Bates residence, where the doctor dis
claimed all knowledge of the transaction
and had them returned to the store. In
the meantime the woman had taken time
by the iorelock and departed for healthier
climes, not having since been seen or
heard from.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-05

OUTRAGE NEAR Observation-Disclosures
having quoted down after the numerous
outrages committed in that place last
summer, WAS thrown into tevcrish state
of excitement on Sunday last on receipt
of the news that some :our or five halt
grown boys had Alta ked and ravished II
married woman, q short distance from
that place, on Saturday night, after an
unsuccessful attempt and fierce fight by
the woman To protect herself, and the
affair has been the sl!-sbsorbin%
topic of conversation in that place
since the outrage Was committed. The
matter being Ut once placed IN the hands
OF the police three o. The party were
arrested yesterday afternoon, and apr"-
Iiminary examination had, the result OF
which we have as yet been unable 10 as
certain. Neither could We learn definite
particulars regarding the outrage The
names of the parties arrested are Wilson,
Davis and Wulran The woman on whom
the OUTRAGE was colnmitted Is said to
have been rather aged, and is yet suller-
ing from injuries sustained while at
tempting to defend herself.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-05

STILL PRoGEESslNG.-The work of
removing the ruins o. Washington Hall
still goes braveiy on. Two carpet-bag
knights were noticed last night to enter
the enclosed arena. on Twelfth street,
where the foot Of guadruped hath not
trod for twelve long months, and steal
an armful Of briefs apiece from the rem
nants of tha grand old rams. They re-
tired into Il sequestered alley, assorted
the bricks INTO equal piles and then
packed thcmintO their grip. sacks. When
last seen they were seeking II cheap
boarding house where they could leave
their valises filled with wearing ap-
parcl' for weeks board. Some land
lord will thank us for tins item, yet it is
unnecessary, as we derive our benefit in
the qualification of. seeing the debris
cleared away by such means, and the
prospect that one OF these days the whole
of the ruins will have disappeared, al
though al the expense o. landlord or
two.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-05
CEN T AUR
LINIMENTS,

The lame can be healed and the wour...
made whole. We now know lust yrSs..
the Centaur Liniment will do They 80
not mend broken bones or cure Game
but they will extract soreness, allay na,
cure Rheumatism and anger ranvs -
tiesh, bone and muscle ailments than az
article ever before discovered.
Scientific skill cannot 20 beyond "a.
effects OF these remarkable prepsTaitn,s
CRrontc rheumatism OF many y,a.s;
Sores, W eeping -Stnews, Sciat!ca, Ga -
Breasts, Distorted Joints and Spr1rNsT
Limbs OF the W 'r>t kind are cured by ~
White Centaur Liniment.
1t will destroy the pain and heal "a i'm.
ouI a scar all ordinary Burns and Sc,ISs
II will extract the poison OF Bites sNS
Stings, and the frost nom Frozen Linhs
1t is very efficaciouS for Ear-ache, TnN,rN
ache, Itch and CutsneouS ErupuonS
Mr.. Josiah Westake, OF MaTySville. a
writes:
FOR wears my Rheumatism has bee, -,
bad that have been unable 10 sir irnr,
the house. The first three bottles .f -,
taur Liuiment enabled me 10 walk viii
out my clutches. | am mending raniiIr
think your Liniment simply a mary,l :
q. II. Bennett, Druggist, Rock PraiFts
Mo-, says:
the best satisfaction OF anything In ths
market.
What the Centaur Liniment has don.
for others II will do Tor you. tits hand
AZ is reliable, and 10 is cheap. ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-05

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE The
following are the transactions in real
estate, as recorded in the office OF the
county clerk yesterday:
Deed made December 2, 1876. from
Eliza j. Reagan to Sarah A. Mills, q
frame house between Market and Chap
line streets, and between Ninth and
Tenth streets, Wheeling; for $500.
Deed made October 81. 1876, from
George Crumbackrr ard wife TO John IL
Finney, ten feet oil Of lots Nos. % and
"A, south side OF Nineteenth street,
Wheeling; for 81 100.
Deed made November 20. 1876, from
Simon Holland and wife TO Ferguson
Mead, lot No. "a, First ward, Wheel
ing; for $500.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-05
south Eastern Ohio Teachers Asso
citation.

Editors ofthe Register.
YOUR Bridgeport correspondent has
been SteubenviIle, and IN lieu OF an
abundance OF Bridgeport items will give
you one or two from that place;
The Southeastern Ohio Teachers AS
ISOLATION met there Friday and Saturday,
carrying out the programme as pub
lished in the REGISTER Friday morning.
The exercises were all satisfactory and
ENJOYABLE, especially Miss Lsthrops ia
structions in primary reading and geogra-
ply.
THE school houses of Steubenville are
most admirably fitted for their purpose.
The hotel called the Cochran Central
is fair house with good rooms,
very fair table and 8 way
Of charging erorJitont prtces ruth an
flushing e5rontery. The italics are your
correspondents; he Is responsible Tor
what he says. We submit that charging
man two dollars for lodging with a
little fire at bed time only, and break
fast, is rather steep in these days. we
were not the only party gouged. tor we
SAW two others, travelling men, remon-
stratng with the clerk concerning their
bill, and heard complaints from others
who. stopped there the same day. II
would be frst-class two dollar house,
but to put it on the rate of four dollars n
day, with fire for part OF day. is not
exactly the thing.
The Ice on the creek, although showed
ove- somewhat, is covered with skaters.
Kuhn is cutting ice and storing 1t, al
though it is not much thicker than a
good pane OF glass.
BOYS are putting in the time faithful
ly sliding down hill, not seeming to care
for the walk up. Thus it is with great
many things in life; we slide down and
enjoy it while we can, Rot stopping to
think of the upward pull.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-12-05
War Notes.

LONDON, December ga Berlin spe-
cisl SAWS that general surprise Is felt 81
the address delivered to the Gar by AR.
Baker, American Minister, on his return
from the United States. The address
expressed the sympathy of the United
States for the Gar and his Eastern pol
icies
A Times Berlin special reports that
nearly all the Turkish troops nave left
Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Porte haV-
ing determined not to resist the occuPs-
ton OF those provinces by Austria IN
case of war.
Austria has ordered the occupation OF
the Transvlvania and Moldsvian passes
the moment the Russians enter Moldavls.
The language of the Russian dlplo-
macy has been mllder the last few days.
Occupation is no longer represented rs
the only panacea.
The i aily Tetegraphs correspondent
At Pcsth SAYS that the dispatches from
ConstantiRople indicate that II the Turks
are not threatened with the occupation
Of Bulgaria, they will do their best to
make the conference success.
Russian Troops for the Danube.
PAEIs December 4 "A dispatch TO
lie Temps, from Geurgevo, says that
the Protects have been notified OF the
arrival, on their way to the Danube. OF
10000 Russian troops, who arc 10 pass
through Roumsnia and Sclayonia.
An nsurrectiOnary movement has
broken out in Bulgaria and Armenia.