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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-01-01

Accommodation tram leaves Bcllaire nj
4:3O y. NJ, and arrives at SteubenVille AT
6:O5P. VI.
Special Accom- oil tton trains leave
RelIair,. mt $50 a. III. and $3.50 p M;
Bridgeport 10 90 a. III. and 10 \. m; arrive
al Martins Ferry AT IU:l5 IA. III. aud 10 p.
m. Returning leave Martins Ferry at
IL 30 a. m, ana $40 y. M; Bridgeport II iO
a. m. and S:2D y. m: arrive at Bcllairc nj
III *, a. m and 3::i5 y. III.
Tickets TO all principal points In the
FAST and West can be procured at the
Union Ticket Office in Mcclure House, and
at the station AT Bridgeport.
r. X. MYERS,
nnv21 General Passenger 4 Ticket Agent
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FOR r e NJ r.
FOR r e MT.
FOR RENT.

EROM APRIL |, 1876, THE HOUSE AT
IL present occupied by DR.. Henis, locat-
ed on Eleventh street, south side, contain
ing eight rooms and kitchen. Apply TO
>. HORkHEtMER,
dcc22a 1872 Main Street.
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Special Notices % per cent additional.
Advertisements to occupy fixed places 20
per cent additional.
Cuts Will be charged double for space
occupied. 20 or
Double column advertisements, 81 per
cent additional.
Local Notices Is cents per lipe-bM no
local notice tpiu be Inserted for less than ONE
DOLLAR. x,,,,
ed business houses, must be paid for In ad-
vance. n .o -,
All bills due on the first appearance Oh
the advertisement.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly. ,o
Yearly advertisers will be conhned 10
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tisemepts not connected with II VIII De
charged for at our regular rates.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
THREE HUNDRED ACRES VALUA-
i BILE Coal Land, with river front, lying
south and adjoining the Benwood Iron
Works property. Also, 80 acres surface,
running from the river to the top of the
hill, and known as the David b. McMech-
ell tract. There is on the property one
brick and two frame dwelling houses,
with outbuildings. For particulars and
terms, apply to
noyl Real Estate Agents,
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FOR RENT OR SALE !

TIME HOUSE AND LOTS SITUATED
corner Virginia and York streets,
Wheeling Island. House contains six
rooms. Possession given Immediately.
For particulars, enquire on the premises.
dec2S-a -, III. w. BlCkEL.
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DAII,Y REGISTER.

DAILY REGISTER.
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TRI.WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday and
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WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.

ESTA BLI-HED IsD. OFFERS Az IN
II proved cour-e of study for the prae-
I!cal education OF young men. Elegant
rooms, refitted and furnished. SEPARATE
room for ladies. SESSIONS day and even
ing. Individual instruction given each
student: also thorough course In the Eng
lIsh branches. Call AZ College Office, oppo
.it.. MeLure House. or address,
J. Il FkAsHER q CO.,
agI7ys Wheeling, W. Wa.
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HOLIDAY FARE,
sTILTON CHEESE.
THEAT FLOUR.

vpAyE lust RECEIVED A FEW
eases Crown Brand OF this justly famous
cheese X. j. SMITH.
n. Y. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR.
onnn POUNDS EXTRA HgLLED NEW
ZUUU York Buckwheat Flonr: For
sale by 'r---...lI.. r J. SMfTH.
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amos. >, and $ daily, No. 4. daily. ex-
cept Sunday.
RaItimore with trains for Philadelphia,
New York and Boston. AT Washington
City Tor all points South.
West bound trains make direct connec-
lions tor all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains
BHEELING PITTSB URGH AND BAL
IIMORE DIVISION.
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rAsr-IEAyEs wEST-LEAvES.
sWhecling "WaShihs'on "a,
.Wh,rliny Washington, Pa,
daily att % r. VI. daily at......l p. VI.
sSumIays excepted sundays excepted.
Tickets 10 al; rr,u.!YIl points can be
nrnrur,d nj ln.. i,r,.-l office al lie Depot.
IHOS. X. SHARP,
Master of Tram i,urt;, ton.
R.T. DIVEIis-, ,i,Gcril Agent, Wheel
~ dc27
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BAN KS.
CAPITAL, s25O,OOO

JOHN X. BOTSFORD, President,
GEO. ADAMS, Vice President.
M, A, CHANDLER, Cashier.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
BROOKLYN.

The new hospital for incurabes ut Flatbush will bo
ready for occupancy to morrow.
The net profits OF the performances given last week
by the sCoor Guard at the Academy OF Music in aid
OF the fund Of the New York Soldiers Home about
500.
The Brooklyn Board OF Estimate yesterday appor-
toned 1874 of the Excise moneys on hand among
number Of the charitable institutions OF that city at
the rate OF 81 So Tor each person in tho asyums and
hospitals.
fire broke out last Eight in tho cabin Of tho canal
boat Cathnrinc Coney, lying at tho foot Of Dock
strcct, Brooklyn, causing damage OF 5000 Tho fro
caused by the woodwork catching fire from tho
stovepipe.
few months ago Catherine Leonard recovered
verdict OF 800 Tor tho loss Of her husband who
killed in excavation on the Bay Ridge Railroad.
The General Term OF the court has confirmed the ver
dict on appeal
Tho Brooklyn detectives who have been searching
for George W. Kctchum, the insane young man miss
ing from his home, No. 244 Dean street, since the
morning of November H. are dcspairing Of over find.
ing trace OF him.
Yesterday Judge Reynolds, OF tho BROOKLYN City
Court, dismissed tho suit brought against the Union
Ferry Company to recover S. for injuries sustained
by lgnacio q. Denman. who had one oil his ieet
crushed between Hamilton Terry boat and tho
dock
Tho General Term OF tho Supreme Court yesterday
confirmed the verdict Of 81 900 in tho action brought
by James McAlpinc against Rcbecca D. Powell to re-
cover TOR the loss of the life OF plaintiffs child who
fell from lire escape defendants house Myrtle
Phli,p Murphy was examined before United States
Commissioner Allen yesterday on charge OF refusing
10 give Information necessary TO verify the registry
lists Decision was reserved. James Benson. a fire.
man. was examined before the Comm ssoncr, CHARGED
with registering from house in tho Eleventh ward,
whcro hc did not reside. The was adjourned for
further hearing
While Mrs Hubert Of No. 195 PRESIDENT street,
South Brooklyn, out riding yesterday with her
little daughter tho horses attached to the carriage
took fight and away. Mrs. Hubert ana the child
were thrown 10 the pavement, but fortunately re-
ccivcd but n few slight bruises. The coachman was
badly injured aud conveyed 10 his home in a car
rage
Yesterday, the jury In the OF George Kane
against tho Brooklyn City Railroad Company, rem
dcrcd verdict Tor tho plaintiff in the sum Of $3 500
Tho action brought $40. coo Tor the loss
ci the services OF hts wife, Mrs. Kane. seriously In
iured in Janu last, while attempting 10 step on
Flushing avenue car. In SUIT brought by the lady TO
damages Tor injuries sustained she recovered
81 ,oc.
An entertainment, consisting OF instrumental music
aud ons, given In tho lecture room OF Ply
mouth church last evening aid OF the Reformed In
ebriatcs' Homo. Mr.. Alfred Pcase presided at the
piano Mrs. Emma II. Carter who was introduced by
Assistant Pastor Halliday. rccitcd comic sentimental
and pathetic seectons from Mrs. Browning Artcmus
Ward and other authors
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
CORoNER'S WORK.

Three .nquests held at the Coronsrs' olcc yes
tcrday. One In the of woman named Lizzie
Brown, who set her clothes fire, IN unknown
way, the oil No. Elizabeth street, ON the 18th
ulL Sbc was badly burned about the head ami body,
and died in tho hospital, whlhcr she removed,
soon after. Some matches and kindling wood wcro
found in the clubhouse. The woman said to be ad
dicted to drink.
Antonio Jose. rag picker, who lived at No ll6
Baxter street, was standing on the balcony OF his
house, on the Sth of last August when the railing
against which he was leaning gave way, and Jose was
preciptaed to tho sidewalk The fall fractured his
spine. He Yves removed to Bellevue Hospital, where
he died about ton days after.
Louisa TrimbIe, pedicr, while walking along the
railroad track of tho Harlem road, near Williams
bridge, on the 10th ult, was run into by locomotive
The woman, according 10 The engineers testimony.
notlncd by the whistle 10 get on tho track when
the train was yet some distance from her. but she
tnucd walking toward the engine, and was struck be-
lore the train could be stopped She conveyed to
tho Ninety ninth street Hospital, and subsequently
died there.
The ABOVE inqucss were held by Coroner Eickhon,
and III each case tho verdict OF the jury was OF
accidental death.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
WESTERN UNION.

BULLS AND BEARS ON TELEGRAPH POLES.
lengthy statement was gwen TO tho press last
night on the authority OF Mr. Orion, President OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company. Tho paper pur-
ported be reply, on behalf Of the Western Unlon
Company 10 certain criticisms made their last
nual report by Mr.. Charles Barrett, whereby he at
tempted 10 prove that tho assets OF the company
have been greatly exaggerated In vaiuc. rho docu-
mcnt which issued yesterday indulgos IN some
innocent pcasantrics at the personal expense o Mr.
Barrett; shows that the Unned states governments
may acquire all the telegraph lines in the country W
purchase; goes statistics tho subject OF
structng new lines, and concludes by citing BRUSH
authority show that the country would DO Justified
IN purchasing the lines OF tho Western Union ut what
would Practically bc the figures OF that corporation
The cgcular of yesterday also tries 10 make It APP
pear that according 70 Mr. Barretts method
OF calculating values, the cost OF construct
ing GAG miles OF poles and l0,777 miles oi
wires belonging TO the Atlantic and Pacific Company
would bc but soil S36, While the capital stock OF that
concern Is Sl5 600 but the circular OF Mr. Orton
says nothing about the expense oil constructing their
lines, compared with the capital stock issued
According to Barrelts calculation this would be as
follows :--1S3, S32 miles OF wires, with 10000 insiru-
mcuts, aud the new building on broadway included
$l4 o7S, ,4G0 and the outstanding capital stock, with
debt Of company up TO juno 30, 1s78 put down
at $40, 133, ,2gI.
Possibly this shaking up OF tho dry bones in tclo-
graph stock has for object that oil making an i'm
prcsslou IN Wall street.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
POLICE DISCIPLINE.

The case Of ex-Patrolman Miller has been reopcned
by decision Of the Court OF Appeals mado yesterday.
The judgment Of tho Supreme Court has reversed
and . reheuring Of tho case OF the People rel Miller
tho New York Police Commissioners has been
dered. II was established that the Commissioners
never gave Miller hcaripg, but dismissed him upon
the parls OF the charges which he admitted be
Az meeting or tho Police Board yesterday, PATROL
Clark and Burk, Of The Twentieth precinct were
dismissed the force. Roundsnan Burns Of the Thir-
ticth precinct was also dismissed. Edward McCabe,
James j. sullivan, W. +. Austin, John J. Farrell and
Peter Clarkson we're appointed patrolmcn.
superintendent WaIIing and the four Inspectors
were yesterday summoned before the Board OF Com.
mlssfoncrs and spoken to somewhat sharply ON the
neglected condition Of some OF the station houscs or
late tn commissioners have contracted the habit or
dropping into stations at unreasonable hours. and
their vigilance has been productive o: coed results.
The Inspectors wore told That they would be held
srcter account with regard to tho appearance VI their
force and they In turn should look 10 captains aud
scrgcants.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
THE NEBRASKA ELECTORS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
LINCOLN, Dec 5, 1876.
Tho State Legislature assembled at ten to-day ON
the proclamation Of the Governor to the vote
cast for tho Presidential electors. Every effort
made by the democrats to prevent a quorum In tho
Senate
Tho Senate has thirteen membcrs-four democrats
(one vacancy, eight republicans of the latter Pres
dent Grggs, now Consul to Chemnitz Germany. Seven
makes quorum. None OF tho democratic members
appeared; two lett the State they Of
tho proclamation. Upon assembling seven members
OF the Senate found present and large quorum
in the House The OF the electors canvasscd
as foows:--
Hayes electors 81, $50 10 10000
TiIden electors 1854, to II. 554.
Cooper 72l 10 1850.
The President oil tho Senate declared the Hayes eec
tors chosen. Tho Leg stature Immediately adjourned.
Then proclamation was issued by inc Governor
Of the State officers and representatives Con-
grcss. and to provide for nlling the alleged vacancy
occasoncd by Amasa Cobb, one OF the electors being
ineligible because of his being dsbursing officer of
the United States Government Building nerc
The Legislature reassembcd at three O'clock and by
vote elected Amasa COBB clec.or According tc the
law providing for the hlng OF such vacancies, they
Will sit tonight to canvass the State officers
Amer iui hearing Judge Savage, AT Omaha, re-
fused TO grant the injunction restrain the republican
electors from casting their votes
The President and Vice President question is now
settled beyond doubt as far this State Is concerned
The New York herald., 1876-12-06

portion or the community, crowded round the casket
10 enjoy good stare, ai after having done so they
went on, laughing and testing mc-ry as ever.
OUT.
Colonel olcott finally cleared the TO lay out the
body or the cataialquc The corpse was,wrapped IN
linen sheet which had been saturated with solution
OF alum TO guard against immediate combustion, and
laid out on the iron CRIB In which the body is to be
consumed The ilowers and specs will be placed upon
the corpse omorrow morning. before the cradle IS sid
INTO the rctorL This is 10 bo done eight O'Clock in
the morning. Some twenty twenty-five physicians
from the principal Eastern cities have already arrived
TO witness the ceremony, aud attended this evening
reception given by Dr Lemoype.
fIRISG
Al midnight, when your correspondent last visited
the crefnatory, all stil and silent death, aud
the mummed ey eess corpse OF tho Baron, stretched
In white sheet on this gaunt CRIB, presented
CHASTITY and weird spectacle, while tho fireman
stll nilng the furnace, the wind bowling and moaning
Without and The shr blowing OF air furnace
making a still more dismal sound within.
There great excitement in tho .own and round III
ncighborhood anticipation OF to-morrow's
dlnArY ceremonies.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
LONG ISLAND.

william Cannon, thirteen years DID, residing in tho
village Jamaica, had his left blown or by The
accidental discharge OF n towing piece on Monday
evening.
Nelson Hardy arrested the charge OF robbinc the
harness shop OF RicharAA Nca, at Jamaica, on tho
night OF the 10th OF November. yesterday pleaded
guilty the larceny aud was sentenced 10 the County
Jail Tor th REQ months
The Executive Committee OF tho residents Of Hemp
stead, North Hampstead and Oyster Bay, having IN
charge the proicc. OF erecting the county Of Mas
sau 10 comprise those three towns held meeting at
Mincola on Saturday They decided pcrfoct the bill
OF last winter aud have ready tor tho next session OF
the Legislature.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
A TROUT RAISER'S SUICIDE.

Mr.. John jackson Seaman, for ycars prominent =
the politics and public enterprises OF Queens county,
committed suicide on Monday afternoon, nt hs resi-
denco at Ridgewood, town Of Hampstead Mr. Sea-
man had been very low spirited for week or tea
DAYS previously, Il rs understood IN consequence Of
business troubles Alter dinner Monday ne retired
10 his room where ho remained until about hal pas3
thrco o'clock, when no heard to leave tho room
and supposed that he had LEFT the house About
halt hour later, however, ono OF tho members Of
the family happened 10 20 up 10 the parres
and was horrincd 10 find Mr. Seaman hang
ing by tho neck from OF the beams Al
alarm was gwen and he WIS immediately cut down.
but all storts TO resuscitate HIM unavniling
coroncr's jury rendered verdict in accordance Win
these facts. Mr. seaman u member OF the Slstr
Charities Aid ASSOCIATIONS and connected with no
Queens county i0ras yisIttug committed llo wol
largely engaged N trvut rassng and had one oi The
uncsl premises LvuI lolahI
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
ADVICE TO GRAND JURORS.

Judge Depuc opened the December session OF tho
Essex County Court, at Newark. yesterday The
Grand jury having been sworn In the Judge addressed
the members, saying that owing TO great pressure
his time he had not been able to prepare general
charge lie referred TO tho man features OF business
on calendar asking tho jurors to devote their at
tcnon the homicide and disrcputrblc house
There were three cases OF homicide TO come before
them, ho sud. The case Of Steckeo. who stabbed
Mason WeinIng, charged with killing man whom he
pushed on stoop, tnat OF McMauus, who Is accused
killing Lawrence Dutton. With regard TO tho duty Of
Jurors he said any member had the light to bring mat
iers before the jury IL not necessary that they
should be satisfied VI persons guilt 10 nd an indct
ment against him. just grounds OF suspicion are SUI
iclnn
The New York herald., 1876-12-06

vital TO the security Of industry and OF property Such
can, II they will, BY clear expressions OF tneir
opinions In ways customary in tho OF our peo-
ple settle this question in accordance with right II
Is a subject which belongs alone 10 those who arc
act. vcly engaged in poiitcl Affairs. IL IS great
American question, which every citizen and
every home. They make grand exhibition oil the
genius and of the power OF us citi-
desperately seek hide the records Of past misconduct
from the knowledge of our people viii quail be-
fore aroused public. have not uttered one
word OF reproach to tho republican capd-
dates for the Offices OF President and Vice President
have much respect for the character of Messrs
Hayes and Wheeler thnk THAT tney wish to be at
the head of this Union the declared wishes OF
majority OF the American people. l co not doubt
that II this To bc done by men in LOUISIANA of
whom they think as III do that they would feel
positions OF honor and dignity, but political porcs,
IN which they would stand to be pointed AZ, now and
hereafter, as the representatives, Of foul fraud.
oxE THING MEN
The republican party cannot decide In lis
own favor rgainst the majority OF the American pco-
pie upon tho certificate OF branded men in Louisi-
ana without making the body OF cifi-
zens and the world at large feel that u
~ corrupt and partisan decision. such
Judgment Will not only destroy honor and
credit Tor the day, but Will be precedent for wrong
dong IN the future. We cannot have Mexican poi'cs
without Mexican finances aud Mexican disorders The
business men in all civilized countries have been taught
by recent bankruptcies and disorders governments
made unstable BY agnations 10 be watchiul and dis
trustiul when they sec the slightest deviation from
political honor without which there lie no financial
hoior On the other hand let the party now in power
yield 10 The popular viii. demand honest returns IN
OF tho law, and then every citizen will feel renewed
confidence IN our institutions and the whole world
viii hold us IN higher respect and honor
The College then adjourned Till ten A. NJ tomorrow
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
HOME FOR THE AGED FAIR.

A LADIES' Fair for the benefit OF tho Chaplin Homo
for the aged and nnrm. between Lexington and Third
avenues opened last evening IN the yestry OF Dr.
Chapiu's church, corner OF Forty-nith street aud
Filth avenue and will continue til Saturday night,
grand musical and literary entertainment will
be given IN tho same place.
The articles Tor sale M this fair some That
lett IRON the held Tor tho purpose In
the first week Of last May Last night being The opcn
ing one, business was not very brisk but u Is OK
pcctcd that during this week good sum VIII DO real
lied for this very worthy object. Among tho ladies
attending the different stalls last evening wero Mr5
Chaplin, Mrs y. n. T. Marshall, Mrs King, Mrs. Hug
gins, Mrs. Crowcl, Mrs. IobdeIl, xrG smith, Ar&
Colt, Nra Ferris ana Mrs. Howard
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
STATEN ISLAND.

The Park Brewery, at stapc,on, one Of tho largest
in tho village pad OF the working force on Saturday
last and closed the establishment for atime.
leo has already been formed on the pouds about
Staten Island TO the thickness of from three 10 four
inchcs and the dealers expect to commence cut
ting their seasons supply.
Tho boiler house Of the New York Dycng Establish
mcnt, at West Brighton, was destroyed by lrc at an
early hour yesterday morning. Tho loss on tho build
ing is about $500 About the time another FIRE
occurred In q small barn Bergen avenue. which
also destroyed. II was owned by MI. Joshua Mcrse-
rcau, and valued AZ about $500; no insurance.
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
INCARCERATED TWEED.

FOSTER DEWEY AND Ex-coMMIssIoNER DLAIa
IN COUNCIL WITH HIM YESTERDAY.
The great question agitating tho minds OF many
local ex-nacnates Tins moment what will be dono
with their former chief William NJ. Tweed, who ii
lansuishing in Ludlow Street Jail. They are all at
concerning his future aud know little nothing OF the
actual his Even his daily lifo in tho red
brick prison is hidden from thcm by impenctrablo
veil mystery he stcadasty adheres 10 his
resolve no, receive any but his most intimate aud
trusy friends. who are upon all matters con-
nccted with him. He leads the quietest kind OF life,
rising regularly daily about eight A. NJ. and retiring
about ten r. NJ. HIS days are devoted TO the study os
his own AFFAIRS and other congcnal subjects.
Yesterday was exceptionally pcaceabe, tho carly
part OF II being spent by Mr.. Tweed IN reading. Ho
sioncr Balrs ARRIVAL Mr. Blair hourIshcd under
the old mans regime and hailed from tho Seventh
ward, Tweeds own district The Commissioner, Is
was understood paid the prisoner merely friendly
visit yesterday and did not remain long, Whatever
business he might have had with Mr.. Tweed ho was
tnrc until General William NJ. Tweed, Jr, camc 10 500
his father tho latter rcapscd into MS medatvc and
stndious mood, occupying himself during
The weary hours he has been accustomed 10
since his return TO tho jail. Early IN the evening
Mr.. Foster Dewey paid visit, and later on came
Richard NJ. Tw ced tho cx-chefs brother. The three
visitors renamed with tho prisoner until halt past
mne O'Clock The prisoner then surrendered himself
TO tho medical attcndant whose duty II was TO give
him medicatcd bath
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS
Upon tho motion oil Mcssrs. Field Dcyo TO set
aside The judgments in ha case OF the people
against William al. Tweed, Judge Brady yesterday
issued an order 10 show cause, rcturnabc to-day
The New York herald., 1876-12-06
MEETING OF THE OHIO ELECTORS.
IBY TELEGRAPH ro THE HERALD1

COLUMBUS Dec. 8, 1876.
During the preliminary meeting OF the Ohio electors
here to-day Hon. A. =. Perry, OF Cincinnati, was
chosen temporary chairman, and took occasion to
make specch IN tha OF which hc Said he had
reDntly visited Washington, where lie had been al
lowed The superior advantage or convcrslng with lead
ing public officials who lad the hest OF getting
the bottom OF the political situation. While he
convinced by what he heard lhat President Grant
would not his power 70 Illegally inaugurate Cover
nor Hayes he was also satisfied fully that, in case
Governor Hayes received 1S5 votes steps had already
been taken which would bo amply suGclcnt 10
his in spite OF any opposition which may
spring up In any quarter This declaration greeted
with aDDlause.