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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-10

A RARE OPERA finc-toned, seven
octave Piano, Rosewood case, carved
legs, front round corners, nicely finished,
Tor S265. Can be examined at
ADAMS y LUCAS.
l22I Market ST
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Judge Cranmer this morning.

AT the meeting OF Directors held yes
terday afternoon, the following Board OF
Managers of the Children's Home was
appointed for the year ending May LIST,
1877:
Mrs. W.. +. Butler, Mrs. F. K. Dickey,
Mrs. g. w. Franzheim, Miss Gertrude
Lamb, Mrs. J. J. Jones, Mrs. A. w.
Kelly, Mrs. J. L. Hobbs, Mrs. j. T. Har-
den, Mrs. e. Norton, Mrs 5. o. Taylor,
Mrs. A. w. Campbell, Mrs. Geo h.
Wheat. Mrs. Ann Cummin', Mrs. 5. e..
Roy. Mrs. L. Mix, Mrs. }. V. l.. Rogers.
Mrs. John E Mendel, Miss Jane ). Ben
net, Mss Lizzie h. KEENAN,, Miss Belle
Mendel. Miss Annie McLain, Miss Julia
Atkinson Elm Groyel.
Rev. ). B. Barni1 was elected Presi-
dent of the Board and L. G. Stifel Secre-
tary. These aru the same officers AS last
wear. The above named iaoies will meet
at txoJclock this afternoon, at the Home,
e., accumulation and work.
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MARK ITS.

The committee on Markets reported
the following ordinance for adoption:
An ordinance TO amend and re ordain
the third section of on ordinance entitled
ian ordinance regulating the markets of
the City of Wheeling.
Be It ordained by the Council of the
CITY of Wheeling that the third section
of an ordinance entitled san ordinance
regulating the markets Of the City OF
Wheeling be amended and reordained so
as to read as follows:
SEC. 8. That hereafter markets shall
be held at the said market place IN the
Second ward in the City OF Wheeling on
"Wednesday and Saturday of each week,
commencing AT 4 o'clock A. NJ. and end
ing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and on Monday
of each week commencing at b o'clock p.
NJ. and ending at Q o'clock p. NJ, provid-
ed that the market shall be open Tor the
sale of meats on all other days except
Sunday from o'clock A. NJ. until .
o clock A. NJ. The clerk of the market
shall canse the bell on the city hall to be
rang on each market day herein estab-
lished at the hours herein prescribed for
the opening and closing of market, ard
any person buying or selling any article
of provision before the ringing of the
bell for the opening OF the market, shall
forfeit and pay fine to the city of not
less than one nor more than five dollars
for every such otfense.
The same committee asked the adop'
ton of the following resolution:
Resolced, That SPECIAL committee be
appointed, three from each Branch o!
Council, to investigate the complaints
of hucksters against the clerk of the
Second ward market, and further to in
vestigate all receipts from the Second
ward market, and compare the state.
ments of the City Receiver and clerk OF
the Second ward market.
The report Of the committee was
adopted, but the ordinance in relation
to Monday evening market, was referred
to the committee on Ordinances.
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THE "boss' show opens in Philadel-
phia to-day.
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BEST bargains in the city in Dress
Goods and Carpets, and very large sup
ply OF the latest designs, and for the least
money, just received and for sale by
j. w. TERRELL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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SPRISG WEAR.-lf you wish TO save
modey and get ladies, misses and mems
shoes and CATERS that are good and no
shoddy go 10 JERRY CLEMENS.
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The ladies favOrite Shoe is the Seam
less Side Lace Go TO i. V. Blends
lI21 Main .treet
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ALL persons who value their under
standing will buy their shoes at the cheap
shoe store of JERRY CLEMENS.
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n AGENTS FOR TI.k M

WA 'LTcn AGENTS FoR TI.k bhI
WI IL selling Stationery IarAAt"
I'm the world. II contains - sh"h palsi
IL Envelopes, golden Pen. Pcn'" a'
Pencil, Patent Yard Measure, md q 30
OF JewrIry. Slngl" package: win Pah I
elegant Gold stone sleeve Buttons. y
paid. sc, Ave with ASSORTED J"~'lp .
500. This packag" has been rThinlh".p
the publisher of ltf1Irri u, ami ioun.
represented worth the money. "Ah
given awayto nli Agents. Circular y
BRlDE Il co, 79 Broadway, New l"A.
mrSb
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with Almost Magical Speed,
HOTELS.
COLUMBIA HOUSE.

MOS. lGS2 AND 1881 MARKET STREET
IN Wheeling, w. Va, Weity's old stand !.
PHIL. MEDERr, Proprietor.
First class Rooms, First-class Table, and
First Stables. Call and see for your
self. guarantee satisfaction and cheap
rates OctS
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THERE is not so much talk about going
20 the Centennial now as six monts ago,
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FIRES and overcoats were comfortable
Yesterday.
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PoE Dress Goods and. Carpets go TO
j. w. FERsKL's.
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WEDNESDAY. NAY 10. 1875.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Iudex to Now Advertisements.

Wheeling Omnibus Company.
Stcreoscopic Views-McLure House
Art Store.
For Rent-Rooms.
Money Saved-G. Mendel, Booth
il Go.
Just acknowledgements Bates Il Co.
Grand Concert First Page.
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LADIES fine Kid Box Toe Side Lace
for 80 % at l.. V. Blends, Il35 Main
street
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ACCOUNTS.

ACCOUNTS.
The committee on Accounts reported
that balance of $58,56 SO, was due the
Exchange Bank, occasioned by over
checking, up to the first of May. The
committee recommended the payment
of bills amounting to 1888 So. The re
port was adopted and bills ordered paid.
LIGHTS.
The committee on Lights reported that
they had examined the accounts OF the
Gas Trustees and found them correct,
and asked the payment of the same,
Sl,23l.4S. Adopted.
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II you are suffering with corns or bun
Mons try Coles Corn Salve.
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CALI at Logan, List d Cos. or Silyey
for Coles Corn Salye.
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WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE,

INSTA BLISHED 1850. OFFERS AN M
teal education OF young men. Elegant
rooms, refitted and furnished. Separate
room for ladies. Sessions day ami even-
ing. Individual instruction given each
student; also thorough course in the Eng.
lish branches. Call at College Office, oppo
site Mcclure House, or address,
J. NJ. FRASHf.R & Co,
agl7yb Wheeling, w. Va.
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J. w. FERREL is receiving new goods
and carpets daily and Is selling
them st ruinous y low prices. You can
save money there.
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THERE ought to have been cradle with
that furniture set"
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FoE cheap ladies, misses and child
rens. Trimmed Hats and Bonnets 90 70
w. Z. Bachman's No. % Main street.
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CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
SECOND BRANCH.


The regular monthly meeting of Coun-
Gil WAS held last night, President Logan
in the chair.
Preaent-Beltz, Erskine, Goering,
Horkbeimer, Hoge, Hsndlan, Hanke,
He'll, Kingdom, Myles, McGaw. Nc
Courtney, Pollock, Pryor, Ritz, Travis,
Warner and Waterhouse
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
On motion of Mr.. Travis, the rules
were suspended and the applications for
coffee house licenses were taken up.
About ten additional licenses were
granted. -,
The committee on Water Works re-
ported in favor OF paying bills mention
in the Superintendent report amount
ing to S553.63 and $40 u mentioned in
their report. The report was adopted
and the bills ordered paid.
STREETS AND ALLEYS.
The report of the Street Commissioners
for the month of April, asking the pay
ment of bills for work done on the streets
and alleys, amounting to 81, 70S.OS, was
read and adopted and bills ordered paid.
The committee or Streets and Alleys
reported in favor of paying bills amount
ing to 1892 80, which were ordered paid.
The committee also offered the follow.
ing resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That the Peoples Bank be
allowed to construct areas in the pave
ment in front of their banking house, on
the corner of Main and Twelfth streets,
provided said openings are not over three
feet in width and substantially protected
by iron fences and gates.
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The Russian Tea Company

az A. Agents wanted tofan'ry -
% 10 Des-, In which any af ~. Is >.
c,O Woman eau easlIy ~ h's -
9iU so day. one sbo b'g ,isI
canvass t.fpf.. maze -.
n bonr:aneGp experienced i sssb, :, n.
nav s7li5in Is hour. PaI,lf. y 100,
UHy ca CLEGG. Mahsg'f' q On 90
onoc StS W. I'VE Enos :. -. 4
Suh6 10 be responsible 400 ,t ,,, y
think he offers agent, IlflhsoiS ~
duceInent IN J. mJeA
ID. IrT6
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J. w. FEEREL is receiving aud open
ing a splendid stock of Dry Goods and
Carpets lie is offering great bargains
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FIRE DEPARTMEN I

The report of the committee on Fire
Department was read. The bills of the
several companies as follows, were
ordered paid and report adopted:
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IL you want fine and nice fitting
Shoe, go 70 L. V. Blends, llS5 Main
treet
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-10
Ayers
SarSa parilla

For Scrofula. and all
scrofulous diseases, Ery-
sipelaS, Rose or st. An
thongs Fire, Eruption.
and Eruptivc diseases
of the skin, Ulcerations
of the Liver, Stomach,
Kidneys, Lungs, Pim-
pies, Pustules, Boils,
BlotchcS, Tumors, Tct-
Ter. Salt Rhcllm Scall
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All in perfect order AID good As new L.
Must be sold 10 make room for our new
stock Of Wood and Estey Organs.
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JUsT received, another 10: Of Ladies
Seamless Side Lace Shoes, st l.. V.
Blond's, ll35 Main street.
, 1876-08-26


The 1ongespcttcd and tnurlI.talke'l.of con-
tests between the Chicago yacht fso1ic md the
1na, from Toronto, Ont, will be begun to-lny,
w!lcs, both hoats will start from the foot vi
Twelfth street at 10 o'clock a. III. Each rare
will be II miles out and hack, anil the winner of
two Of the three will capture S!,Uo0 lii order
to give the greatest satisfaction to pcssons de-
string 10 SET The race, It Inns been HErallEcl to
place the stakc-slUat ~ miles out, and 60
nrnllntt 1t anil the !l0tne-Iuat twice. Thu tug
Tom Brown will tAkc the referee.
reporters, and invited guests, and will
start frarn ftmt Uf Twelfth street at 10 q. III.
The United States steamer Michigan, at present
In this harbtr. will take Reject and invited
marty out for cruise nbnut thu time of the
race. Several excursion bouts will accommodate
alI who dcsigc to attend. Their ti,cs of start
ing, etc., may he seen By reference to the adEcr-
tlslug cnlumns.
TIE Yacht RACE At GENEVA LAKE.
Special Dtspafch TO- The TrttuHt.
GENEVA LAKE, Mia., Aug. I,.-Ihc annual
regatta Of the Gcncya Yacht Club will takc
plMce to-sllurrOw, a,ld tho traf, from Chicago
Tonight brought tNcr hundred persons who
ca.lle to wItness the race. Unusual Interest
attaches to the contest, as the Sheridan Prfzc,
solid silver yacht, Is ut stake. The Nctftr,
owned by Juita1 =. ltunscy, won II ~ 1874 atII
again In 1915. Severn! llcw yachts have beer
atIdcd to the feet since last year, x1l tue
tic1lcya, which lus won nearly all the races Ills
scas0iI, IL expected to lie the victor. II there
ssull be gn6d wind, tlit racc will tW close and
exciting, and no ure Gun predict which yacht
will cume In ahcai.
, 1876-08-26
THE INDIANS,

CHEYENNE, vs.. Ter. Aug. GA party Of
fifteen mcn on their return trip from Dead.
wotnl, were attacked hy lnl[ans on the eo.h
itst,, 10 miles beynnl Suge Creek, where Lieut.,
Taylor's company ot thu Twenty.thtrd Infantry
ID stationed. Two horses wcre killed. three
hurt into the stntnn, AMI LIEUT.. 1aylor sent out
II icta:bu,ert, which recovered The wagon uuls
property. ,,,u.,4. ~ ~. rr,,v,.
IxaysSWoNTtt, kan., Aug. .5.-Comrany D.
Fifth Cavalry, urryel at Fort l.eaycnworth
Yesterday afternoon, and lott this morning fur
Tic front to cooperate with Crook aA4 Terry
Nearly all the available cavalry and Infantry
have Eone to the {rNnt.
, 1876-08-26

IT. "s Fs"IsT " 1HE s7IVH"E'
RAc1sE, Wis, Aug. oh-ls Mcneil, who pro-
poses to furnisl, the ytnnc for yuur new Court
Ilousc, thu safnt man who contracted to build
the Methodist Church Ut this plare u few ycars
agu n1u! abandoned II llalf'ilh!slc.i, leaving tho
socicty involved to an extent thu. NIL the Efforts
Ut the Wisconsin Conference !,aye farcly becl,
alc to cxtriratc It from tic danger of l0slng its
prnpertyf
A,ul, II so, llow many other churches that lse
pul,lts tn US specimens u his work lns he left
IN similar condition! Is he mt u "speculatiyr
s,,lson In scI!sv Which REFLECTS no credit upou
tlr crufts AF,M
, 1876-08-26

tn-1ay Yesterday came solid piece Of quart.
consigned to the pacit+c ruast for exhibition.
Which bFs'lcs With free gold oil over. The pieco
weighs abaut p pounds, md Is estimated to
cnnia!n 500 In gold. This IA from the Alnha
Mine. md specimens nj sumo of its orc is inv
Oh exhibition in Philadelphia In tho namc of ".
C. l'cnnctl.r
rather rlow prtgreas owI1sg tn the sl,scutc oi
the tsturt for tl,s working parties, ia now max.
inE lcattwasy, all thu poles being set to In,
Creek IS miles hcyn,rl Laramie. The work oi
tnanieation over H. was last night from til,
ratte fuyur,
, 1876-08-26


against the County board gntrris. lntu a con.
tract fur tho Court -llousu work with Mcneil.
arssrs. Ballard, Smith, Orleans, flaley, md
uttlers. made statements to the attorneys cn
royc1 IN tue rnattcr, alleging fTa,sl fn the
hare Iiern sufficiently conclusive tn b..sc the in
Junction upon. The charges OF fraud are said
10 law bcc1. mosr direct aga!nst Commissioner
Cr,l' ttun any vi his nssoiates, but their tx
Mrt nature could ,ntt bc learned. Othrr testt'
ln.ny will be taken to.lay, mud the murll.de.
sired document, It IL expected will he really tu
b. 1uid before the Board ut It's llGxt meeting.
, 1876-08-26

spttfdE WEp11ch TO 1he JF7bKHe.
LAsALLE, ILL.,. Aug. a5.-patrick Skclly, arc1
about 19 years, son Of tasncs Skcl!y. we'll
known citizen, received Injuries this afternoon
By being run over By l,psc-cart while thr Fire
Department was returning from Il s,,lnll fire.
which subsequently resulted in Ills dcata this
evening.
CANnoNuALE, ILL.,, Aug. .j-An old colorc1
woman nnmel English WIS run over and ill.,
sta,ltiy killed by nortll.boupd passenger
trall.6n the Illinois Central Railroad, miles
north of Pulaski, last evening, Slc was walk
luz along the track, and, hcing very deaf,
Jill not hear tho approaching tralu until TOO late
tu prcyeut the terrible cala.nlty.
, 1876-08-26
4 DESPERATE CHANCE.
,Yuscftil 1tauutcA 10 TAf Tribune.

ponr IuHos, Mich. Aug. 25.-samucl D. Co
VILE, wotla bee,, clerk at the Sault Ste. Marie
Ca,.l Office tic past i've years, lnAs abseondcd,
taking considerable funds with lin. 1t was
learned that lie took passage un the propeller
Cclllcs, aud part!es here were teegrap1scd TO III
tcreept him upon Ills asrlyul. Covf1lc: WHO
doubtless Ind eaynsscd the situation, nla!lc ar.
rallgc,lcnts before reaching port and jumped
here, takiug life prcscrycr alonE. 1Ie left the
following ,sute, written M Il llcn collar.
GAIT. li1LE: Desperate men ta';c desperate
cl,anec4 | will eeMl you thu pay fur ynur life.
nresurycr porlvtIms II 1t only Anes good service
UNI tukes me- about u mile 10 the shorc.
II Is conjccturca here that hls en,bczzlemcntss
amount to several Thousand dollars. Catcfnl
srnrcll was malc fer hin on tie arrival of the
stcu,ucr, but no c!cw could be obtui,,cl of Ills
whereabouts There Is u possibility TIC may
have been drowned. as NO one saw him sWlin
ALLURE.
, 1876-08-26

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 25.-ln tho main
Exposition building, this morning, snan named
Winters, on ouc Of the guards, met With 81.
rtous accident. He WAS pulling open one OF tile
swinging windows In the barracks tn the main
building, Mt the west end, whc,. large pane Of
glass, from which the putty lad fallen fell out
of the sasil. II struck him ou h!s nPturncl facc
check, aul Iiosr, scyerih. Ill artcry and scverai
s3llalI YciNg.
, 1876-08-26

WHEELING, W. Va, Aug. 24,-Thc heaviest
ra!r.storm for several years passed oycr this
section tonight, lasting tlrcc hours without In
tcrmfss!on, too,l!nE louses and tho cellars on
Main street, making considerable loss to 1ncr-
yhat,ts who had goods stored In them. Bridges
In the southern portinu Of The cty were washed
awuy, un,l cosntleIs throughout this sectiou urc
badly duuIAgcd.
, 1876-08-26

Ds1no.r, Aug. ia fire Mt Wyandottc,
Mich, ut o'eloek this morning, destroyed 4.
Ltskcy's store utd dwelling. MT. l+Eskcy Wls
su,fuvatcd wli'e cn,!cayorinE to remove bis
goods fruln the burning building.
, 1876-08-26

LApoRrE, Ind, Aug. 25.-Wllltam Warner, n
jart,er, living utnut lnies west Of here, fell
from the ltuy.'oft In Ills bnrn to-lay lighting
on forl;.laul.e, Which penetrated his body.
inlilcting fearful wount!. 1t IL feared hls iA-
iurcs Will prOye fatal.
, 1876-08-26

New YoRg, Aug. 35.-jahn Jacob Zabrlskic,
the weI-kuown cotton.yarn manufacturer. Pt
Itobokc,1, y. j., vas drowned in Ills m!ll-puud
yesterday wl.ilc returning hume.
, 1876-08-26

!Sptctaf DispIteh 10 The Tribune.
nnAsn RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. GA little girl
named Van Dcrk:sl', 10 ycars old, was found
lying .leal III barn just out Of thfs
city this forenoon. The top Of her
head had bccn blown of by u
slut-gun. The Cornncr's Jury, which held
MI Inquest OIL the bo,ly, rendered verdict TINT
tic silo0tEl,y wis done by her br0tlicr, a lad
abnnt III ycurs oil, Init whether accidentally or
Intentionally they did not determine. Officers
lavc taken ellasG uf tho casc, an. will iuvcstl-
satp It thoroughly.
, 1876-08-26

Special Dispatch to The Tribune
JoirEr, ILL.,, Aug. n5.-Tllc drprcs!at1ons of
burglars are becoming nute frequent III this city
and vicinity. Inst night the saloon of James
IIunn, In tic basrmcnt of t!c ost~OIIfce butltl-
ing, was ctitcrc! aud so,nc 81 "r 81 III money
stolen. Entrance waa gained through Sin-
dow, and appearances Indicated tint tho bur.
glury was committed by some person familiar
With tho premises. 4 nlghtor twn sil,ce thieves
visited the !lo,,sc Of Mr.. tasnes Watkins, Win
lives fcw n,IlcR south OF til. city, nnl
10 effect al, entrance aroused Mr.. Watkins cncl
time, mil twcc l,c satutcd the tl1araucrs with
tic contents ot a slut-gun. hut unfortunately
nnl,e Of tllcnl were hit. Thu yisitorF pronas,iy
tl,nught Watkins lad considerable money, Us l'a
Ind becn selling ol1 fur cash Ills property pre-
paratory 10 removing to Oregon. A huuse In
i1.c aamc ncighhorhoou, III which wcrr, some
lately vacated tho building, WIS broken i,'to
tue sumo night, atll the trunks upencu nnd riled.
, 1876-08-26

Special {Hspalch 10 This 1rth4n4.
DunuQuE, Iu.. Aug. 25-Extc1,styc prcpara-
tions ar0 making for tho annual fair Of thu
Northwestern Exposition, 10 BE- held here the
larger than Inst year, mud the Indications are
that Ill tho stalls WILL he takcu.
, 1876-08-26
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON, Aug. a5.-stcatush!p E'ysea, from
New York, !las arrived.
FATHER roiNT, Aug. a5.-stca'nsA!p Cana
dian, from Glasgow, las arrived.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 25.-Ar1iyc1, steamship
ulbernlas, irnm LiYerpool
NRw yoNx, Aug. 9.-ArriYed, steamship
h4Riu, from DreMcn.
, 1876-08-26
FIN A kctAI.

NEW YonK, Aug. .5.-Thc creditors Of q. Y.
s. uu4ckenbuaA d Co., Ut Troy, have decided
to put tne ds1a in bankruptcy. Their liabilities
ure stated u BE- s2l5 WI the!r assets. $l5s. wv.
, 1876-08-26

Sp<efa! Dlspatch ~ The tribune.
FoS pu Lac, Wis, Aug 1a5.-fwo young men
of this city, Charles MrCla'Iathau. and Henry
Warren. were wrecked nl.ake Winnef'ago last
Tuesday asul hclplcssly i"atca for forsy'eisht
hours, when they were picked up BY n passing
steamer Wurren dlcll suun afterwards.
, 1876-08-26
THE WEATHER,

WAsn1sGroS, y. C., Aug. a6-l a. m.-ln the
luke .cglon, rising a,I1 high barometer, nort!l-
west 10 southwest winds, cooler anl generally
r!car weather, aureectlel! In tic upper lake re-
glon by falling barometer, au1 wlnds shifting to
wnrsn aouiherIy.
, 1876-08-26
BRITISH COLUMBIA,

sAx FRANCISCO, Aug. GA Victoria dispatch
sass Eur! DutYcrlnts remark Is 10 the abanlon-
mcnt Of the railroad referred only to tho Sec
ton on Vancouver 1siautl.
, 1876-08-26

hHfCfHt Dl4pQffH ~ 3HE t|T9hHk.
Enw Yonx, Aug. 25'-Thon'as afcGratf, a
dcck.l,and On the Jersey City ferry. went to his
home oil Montgomery street, rear brunswick
street, Jersey City, nbuutS y. IN. OH Th:rsaay
for s,,npcr. His wife was tfot at homo, and tic
children told him that she WA out somewhere
drunk. When the wife returned he ezpostu-
lated, AMI, ahe answered tnsolept1y. lie called
In priest, who talked with both for nj, l,pnr.
About ii 30 the quarrel was renewed hY Nc
Gratts request for 10 cents will, which to get
breakfast. Tl1c children saw the woman seize n
lamr from McGrat!l's hand, and then, In the
darkness, hcartt them fighting. Afterwards
t]ey saw McGrath pounding hfs wife.
People outside, attracted by the nos7c, sud-
denly 8uw the Indy ri lnnn pr0Ierirh from q
fourth.stnry window. 1t turch over scycral
liz stone aagging. Tie crowd gathered aru,,nd
The shaperss heap, nnt1 foun,l tint the man was
apparently tlrad, with nothing un but torn and
bloody night-garlrcnt.
When tic oIfeers went up.statrs they cxam-
incd the paFl0r where the n!lrny uaeurret. The
carpet where Mrs McGrath was founl was
wcrc covered With rcd blnt.lcs. There l'alt
evidently been desperate struggle to reach Al,
old earblne which was lying on the tloor with
tile stock broken oir and tllr barrel bent.
Mr.. ate(irath lIatl f1aeturc Of tic skn1l, the
left leg hrokc nnd nnHy cuts anil bruises. Thu
luctorssnw he WAS dying, and hurried lin 10 st.
Francis Hospital, wh!sl! lie reached at nc!ogk
| died.
Mrs. McGrath said her arm wns broken while
| Using It US guard against her husbunl's blows
| with the cnrbinc. 1Icr head was mass III
bruises. SHE WIS rclnnrctl to 81. Francls' lios.
pttal, where she is tIus IN arrecarlous condition.
, 1876-08-26

ThIN ecrits js chiefly TGHluTkablG I0r the Hllll-
brr Of players wl'Ir1l It itas introduced into Its
ten gamcs-il" less than twrhtr-sesSn au!e.snt
srrius, Tic winners making ntncty-threc crrurs,
or uho,t swicr us many as have bccn made III
any utller series 81 FAR
, 1876-08-26

CARo, ILL.,, Aug. 25.-s!las Ostranlcr, yard
muster ut the Cairo Il Ftnvcnt!ca Railroad, was
thrown from cur here this morning, run over,
Anl Eti1rtt
, 1876-08-26

TIVE track, and tic rhccrs and 'tapt'ing that
t;rected lin were tlrn!rnny fnr srvrrnt rau-
meis TN. MID lavoritG4 being out of snrf*.
Lay Star std s. ugnirI 81 atIsl - in the field.
Tile lnIrtc was sl,01I. tjtiD IT. tlrst S!5J to
Aignt,G, $l1U to thttl, $tfl to fourth.
, 1876-08-26

Tie rcrori, Of tic members of the two clubs
smallest proportion Of errors being plaeet At
The i'm, cxccpt III the Ease of the cldvrs, which
are sci ut thu bottom of each list In body:
YIxLiASu nEGo1tD MnxTuN. ArMLETlc RE1:lEs.
, 1876-08-26
BUSINESS NOTICES,

All who feel tanEnls3 mr. s1cblttatcfl
should USE ilolau'rs Aromatic Bitter Wine n tsnn.
It ttrrnEthcn< the Fystem aud no,rlthce the boul.
t,yspri'tEcs will fnd It Euvalnu6lc. Dcput, I'll
Clark STREET.