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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-25
EOTlGE
A New Chine E Laundry.

rHE UNpERSiGNI D LFiN' y
nuHpur"" 'u IN" Iah ., mat lhfVt''
moved Nom -" p.uf '.'A 'n .'fil'
u 4 have establish. O. Urf Ihgr1T ~
the ,shShing Sud Il .u- uH 10 - 90
artistic manor 49, lice, NI L.a'
of -hI.t.. Iirrn Ar. . ,rWslf. -
un,t rcg..f.. l,pr.f.. ppIfI, tri
Tor snHlny .... blt, ~ r,ud,ug a..
n,nt,. - nj mrs,r ne J,.n'df lr'
the SOrpc' ~. iaGH8ry, 80. CIV
ma.b JuE LEfIo
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a Pleasaut O0ssOn.

Csmeron's Across Africa" says that
on the death of Urus chief, it is the
custom "to divert the course of stream,
and in its bed 10 dig An enormous pit, the
bottom of which is then covered with
living woman. At one end woman is
placed on her hands and knees, and up
on her back the dead chief covered with
his beads and treasure, is seated, being
supported ou either side BY enc Of his
wives, while his second wife sits at bis
feet. The earth is then shoveled in on
them, and all the women are buried
alive, with tbs exception Of the second
wife. To her custom is more merciful
than to her companions. ard grants her
the privilege Of being killed before the
huge grave is filed in. This being COM
pleted, number of male slaves-some-
times forty OF fifty are slaughtered, and
their blood poured over the grave, after
which the IIver il allowed TO resume its
course
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Curiosity.

N.s.F> ~ Curiosity.
HON ths Bstroit Free Press.
IL man ase yesterday pushing an iron
olleasfound 9 yard on Wood WARD
hue, &DNan old lady came along,
leaned up sgainst the fence ana
watched him for while, and then called
out:
sSay, Mister, what are you pushing
that around for7"
ITO roll the lawn" he snswed.
"Whst do you want 10 rol the lawn
sor?'
40 make II level"
sWhat do you want TO make It level
torY' she continued.
r.Thst's what was ordered to do" he
answered, As he wiped away the persplra'
ton. i :.
.But what did they order you to do 1t
fort"
aWhy, they think 9 smooth lawn looks
the best, I suppose"
"Why do they think smooth lawn
looks the bestT' she persisted.
~ haven't time to talk" he said as lie
started up agaiu.
"Why haven't yeu time to talk" she
shouted.
.,Go'n ask the boss" he yelled.
"Why shall go'n Ask the bossf che
screamed.
He disappeared behind the house to
get rid of her, and after waiting hVe
minutes for him to resppear she slowly
sauo,ered of, nuttering:
Some folks are so smart and stueS
up that you can't get within q mile Of
'em unless YOU blaze ali over with dla'
monds."
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PROPOSALS.
CLERKS OFFICE,
BOARD OF COMM. sIoNERs,

WHEELING, May n, 1877.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
- CEIVED n this office Tor furnishing
Medicines upon the prescription of the
County Physician, for the city poor auu
prisoners in the CouHty Jail. Also appll.
cations will be- received for the appoint
ment OF County Physician for TIE i'y
a Il County Jail; also applications fpT
County PnN-ician 10 attend The County
InrrmaTy: each OF he above 10 commerce"
June I, ~, Tor one year. Sid bids and
app ications 20 cNDs.. at u o'clock noon al
TIE 2jth iUsf.
By order OF the Board.
myllra CHAS. IL. DElTERS. Clerk.
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STATE NE No.
DrrHrnER1A In FairvNw.

OIRHrHERIA IN FalrVlsW'
= ~FnI telephone fever has ssissd tas
Nsw Cumberland people. -
THr Richie .Gasstts told Why It sup
ports Clarksburg for the 2. s-ziu.gH
.,dNlsE trsmps passed through fsirvisw,
Hancock county. last Sunday. 49, 20
,THxar l, ssid to be $4,000 worth Of
spurious coin in circulation In tnH
State.
4" TUE Flora. Decoration OF the graves
ofthe Confederate dead at Shepherdstown
will take place on Saturday, June 2nd.
THs mest-house of Mr.. Anthony
Nunnsmsser, of this county, was broken
into few nights ago, and robbed OF a
large quantity Of bscon.-Sp'ra Of 19-
fsrson.
EDWARD TAYLOR, son of Mr.. Geo. w.
Taylor, oil this place, in endeavoring to
shoot = rat with q pistol, on Friday
morning last, accidentally shot himself
in the left leg. just above the ankle
Spirit Of Jefrsos.
The Spirit of Jeferson says: Mr.. VIM.
p. Henson. late Deputy sheriff and Tailor
of this county. and who has been Ill for
some time past, died Of Consumption, at
, his residence in this place, on saturday
mornipg last, in the o2nd year Of bis age.
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a CARD,

NlO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
the errors and indiscrections OF youth,
nervous weakness, early de .ay, loss OF
manhood, &c, wi send receipt that
will care you, Free of Charge. This great
remedy was discovered 10y Il missionary IL
south America. Send self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman.
Station ID, Bib Ho Sc, New York City.
jan30
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The Black Hills

By Fl. y. Mcguire, who has spent l2years
In this region. Latest nc cunts o Gold
and silver prospects, \ ricuiturd and
Grazing resources, Climate, Hunting, Fish
ing. Indians, and Settlers Adventures
with them Mining and Wi d Western
Lie, the Waterfalls, Boiling Geysers noble
Scenery. immense Georges, etc. With y
fue illustrations and one map. Price only
10 cts. sold by all News, ! lerS, or sept post
paid for II, by DONNELLl, LLOYD & CO.,
Pubs, Chicago, Ill. maHo
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-25
RETURN OF BLACKBURN the
CINCINNATI LAWYER.
He Pledges Hims. II That Every
thiug VIII BE Made Right.

thing VIII he Made Right.
Cincinnati Commercial.
n ,ior Blackburn returned to this city
Yesterday by way of Hamilton, arriving
h,re in the afternoon. he met one or
two friends shortly after his arrival,
coaversed with them, snd expressed his
resolve to continue his practice here, and
se, that all his creditors we're satisfied.
Hs 10 ked al, excited, and nervous, rs he
w.ll might, in view of the highly un-
pleasant experiences which he has re-
csntly lassed through, and the Psblicl-
ty of some stories in relation 10 his
private life undoubtedly afforded him
more discomfort than any Of the otaer
unfortunate troubles which he appears TO
have got into.
rne arrest OF the Msjor by one Cap
tain Murphy. Al Indianapolis, was
r. her dirty piece OF business. and re-
tActs no credit on the party who arrest
cd hin. There was no warrant or call
for lis arrest whatever, and there ID
good reason to suppose it was done
IN satisfaction OF on cd grudge.
Murphy, after the arrest, triumph
sntly ,elegraphed to Colonel Wood as
follows:
INDrkNAPoLIs, May 81.
Colonel Wood, Chi.f Police, Cincinnati:
Have Major Blackburn in charge. DO
YOU want him? CAPTAIN MURPHY.
Col ne! Wood received the telegram
about 10 O'Clock last evening. and i'm
medisteIy telegrsphsd back that these
was no charge against Major Blackburn
calm for his arrest; that he did Lot
want him, and WAS not officially inter-
ested 10 the capture" so the Major was
released
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Plead Guilty.

HARTFORD, May 24.-In the o. s.
District Court, yesterday, John q. Tracy,
ex-President, and James l.. Chapman,
ex.Casbier of the Farmers and Mechsn-
les National Bank, plead guilty, the for
mer to making false returns and the latter
10 perjury in swearing to them that the
National bank examiner ttated that the
loss to the bank would be $698,00O.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-25
Paris Exhibition.

PARIS, May 24.-lt is officially an
nounced that the assertion that an idea
10 entertained Of postponing the Paris
exhibition ID unfounded.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-25

BLACK sILKs-Best Makes, Cheap.
COLORED SIKS-In all Shades.
DAMASSEE SILKS-Black and Coils.
SILK BROCADE- Black and Co.'S.
SILK GRENADINES-Elack and Coils.
FISHNET GRENADINES, in Black.
BROCADE GRENADINES, In Black.
PRINTED ORG ANDES,
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS.
PRINT TED JACKONET LAWNS.
PRINTED BATISrE.
ZEPHYR CLOTH.
KNICKENgOCKER GRENADINES.
PLAID LINEN GRENADINES.
PERSIAN SUITINGS.
COLORED CRETONN KS.
GRAY MOHAIRS,
MATELASSEE MOHAIRS,
MATELASSEE BAGE,
GREY DEBAGE,
BLK AND COL. MOHAIRS,
FRENCH CHINTZEs,
AMERICAN CHINTZFs,
LINEN SUITINGs, &C., DC.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-25
CHRISTIAN & AMICK'S
BOARDING HORSES

Cannot be Surpay- = Ro0my stall, AZ
aud well ventilated stables, can't All
attentive grUpn, AZ 4 ',t~"uab Term.
orders tor Fuu"Et.s, ". dIln.s ct s1y
thing ~ uuglip" r sy'.,iiuiiy solicit dat
promptly a,l,niri g. ~ tie pWgI,uo,
mr. 'lIfl~TN NNd Ayitk
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UNIVERSITY or VIRGINIi

sun vEK Law itlIIhtS .r.
weekly begin 18th July lSI, sui rai lsS
September. Have proved Uis4UI.C 10
lst, tos udrnts who dies gU 20 pur.us rt.f
studies ~ this or other Lsw-Sch,o. :! 10
those who propose 10 reat pnvSiey AZ
3D., 10 p'aciltlon'rs who hRv' boz hi /,
advantage Ot syst matte instruct ~
circular Hpply O.. q unlycrs'l cN.fto
JOHN II. MINOR, rTO' Com. snf ia,
Law. mAy.Jsott
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-25

E,,a Seven shot Revolver
Revolver tfe2 with box Cartridges.
Jas Brown 81 son, IL anu l37 Wood street,
Pittsburgh, Pa. aplbO
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-11

A large audience crowded the Nation
al Theater yesterday afternoon. The
services were conducted by Mr.. Charles
Wepzell. A speech was made by Mr..
George Hall, who promised that Mr.
Murphy was to come here after he filled
his engagements in New York and Phil
adelphia.
Remarks were also made by Brother
Best. OF Pittsburg, Brother McMaster,
Dr.. Dundorf, Rev. Gad1is and Mr.. Wen
zeli. Tue meeting closed with prayer by
Dr.. A. G. Byers, and benediction by Rev
Mr.. Verify.
The meeting held in the evening wal
an overflow, and was opened by Rev. i
W. Hopkins, of the Methodist Bsol
Concern. Speeches were made by Mr
Jay W. Cowdy, Daniel P. Dean, Fred
Hukill, J. s. Beardsley and others. 4
Murphy meeting will be held Tomorrow
night at the Taylor-street M. E. Church
in Newport.
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backwards and into the river. AS she
fell she grabbed at the servaut-gtrPs
dress and caught it and the girl caught
her: only with one hand, however, De-
G use she had to hold the baby In the
other. She was not strong enough to
pull her up, and before help came Anna
Iell back into the river. She came up
once, with both arms up, and orled out,
.sSaye meW but before anything
could be done to save her,
she went down again, and we saw no
more of her. Now Wilson, waeh
they brought him the news OF the anair,
tried to commit su cide-shot AZ hlmseil'
but only grazed his cheek, DelleVe.
He afterward stayed around there for
six weeks trying to find the body, AND
he found it at last, twenty-five miles out
in the Gulf or Mexico. But there is no
truth in the story about his having
driven her 70 su, eide, as you can see:
"He was generally quite SOBER,
quiet, lnofensive man; never drank; 10
act, really thought him feminine
sort of man, the last to provoke quar-
| rel or iufl.ct an unprovoked injury. 1
know nothing further about the shooting
except The statement OF both sides. WI
son claims this man struck him"
THIS MORNING
at 10 O'Clock a STAR reporter calieu II
| the residence OF the Wount ed man, AZ
| No. B Twelfth street, and was shown 10
The sick room by Mrs. Thompson. ne
is perfectly conscious, and seems 10 SUI
fer very little. lie mas no leyer as yei'
and this is considered most favorable.
| Mere has been no change in his condl-
tion since YESTERDAY, and II inhamma-
tion does not ensue his recovery is as
Sured.
Wilson was arraigued in the Police
ourt this morning ON d charge OF shoot
ing witA invent Lo Kill. The case was
laid over to the l9tn inst. and his Dali
liked at 50 ,0OO.
Caihcart, who was present az INT
i shooting, was put under $1,000 bonus 20
lappear as witness for Lne State.
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Rev. Menge's Case.

The case of Rev. Bernard Menge, o
St. Mary's Catholic Church, brought BY
the Board OF Health, who allege that the
reverend gentleman failed to make re
turns OF marriages solemnized by him,
was disposed OF in the Police Court this
morning.
Mr.. Campbell, attorney for the de.
fendant, fled IL demurrer TO the petition
on the grounds that the Board had NJ
authority to require returns III the shape
desired by them. The law only requires
that the names Of the contracting parties
be given in full, also the dale, whether
the parties have been married before
and their color.
Judge Fitzgerald sus aimed the de
murrer. TO which the Prosecutor mad,
exceptions. The case will go TO th
higher courts. Rev. Menge was thel
dismissed by the Court.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-11
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Note: Ask for Ponds Extract
Take no other.
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"Hear, for L will speak Of excellent
e.. things"
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Large and attractive signboards are. s
great feature OF Chinese shops, and Ii,
words upon them are mixture Of tie
tlOweIy literature of the land aud the a
vertising instincts of commercial
people. Here are some Of the signs o.
Peking: Shop Of Heaver-sent Luck;'
"rea Shop OF Celestial Princples;'
"rhe Nine Felicities Prolonged;" !" "Mut
ton Shop OF Morning TWillght;" 9Th
Teu Virtues all Completes" Flower
Rise 70 the Milky Way"
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ST. CLEMENS, SCHOOL BUILD.
ING.
COrner-stOne Laying by Archbish-
OPP Purcell.

Op Purcell.
Archbishop Purcell yesterday after
noon oficiated at the laying Of the cor
ner stone of the school-house of st. Ber-
nard which the Society OF st. Clements
church are about to erect. His Grace
arrived on the grounds at Z. NJ, and
was warmly greeted by the large assem-
blv gathered there. Small detachments
of the Knights of st. George and the So
ciety OF SJ. Georges Church were drawn
up in line. The approach OF the Arch.
bishop and his cavaicade was announced
by the firing Of cannon and the ringing
OF bells.
His Grace, accompanied by the clergy.
and preceded by the children OF the
schools of st. Clemens church, dressed
in white costume, and followed oy the
Societies Of tue churches or 81. clemens
and ST. George, proceeded TO st. Glenn
ems Church, where Vespers were cele-
brated, His Grace, the Archbishop, otd-
ciating. assisted by Otto Jair, VICAR
General, Rev. T. Custos, Ubaldus Wei
| ersinke, o. s. F.; Father QuatmaD, o.
The Cathedral; Father Welsh, OF ST. An
dreWs' Church, Avondale, and Father
Gregory, Superior of st. Clemens
Church. The Grand Marshal for the oc-
"a sion was L. Ii. Kaiser; Assistant Mar
shals, Joseph Weber and Leo After
meyer.
The exercises, preceding the Arch
bishops address, were very interesting
and the audience itself was in It's nap
piest mood. The singing or the Ie
Deum crossed the exercises.
The school-house will be two and q
half stories high, with French roof, and
will cost about $40, ,000 when completed.
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LETTING No. so.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
= until WEDNESDAY, June 90 1877, at II
O'clock, noon, for the grading OF Side tracks
and Depot Grounds, at the following Stations
on the line OF tho cincinnati southern Rail-
way:
" alton Section 10, Division A.
Crlttenden. .......... Section 26. Division A.
Will!amstoWn.Sec Section 81, Division A.
BIanchet. ....... Section as. Division B.
Eagle ......... Section IS, Division B.
Danville Junction. Section 80, Division G.
Profles and specifications cal be seen at the
office Of G. Bouscaren, Consulting Engineer,
No. 70 est Third street, Cincinnati.
Printed forms must be used and directed to
the Trustees Of the Cincinnati Southern lRail-
way, No. ~ West Third street, CinclnnaCi.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
OF all bids.
BY order Of the Board.
MILES GREENWOOD. President.
G. BoUsOARBN, Consulting Engineer.
iell-3t
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Opening of the Emery Arcade.

The formal opening Of the Arcade W i'll
AXE place on Wednesday evening next,
June 13 beginning at 1880 O'Clock. The
building Will be handsomely decorated
with flags and banners of all nations
brilliantly Illuminated, and excellent
music will be in attendance from 1880
O'Clock to II O'Clock P. NJ. Ladies are
especially invited.
THOMAS EMERY's Sons.
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Tony Pastor at the Grand.

AT the Grand Opera-house every night
this week, and Wednesday and satur.
day matinees, Tony Pastor and his
troupe will be the attraction. This an.
nouucement never fails to draw full
house. bat this time we are assured
that the company is the best ever Or
sanized. All the old fayorites are aere
snd many names new to US but familiar
Among them are Gus. Williams. Dole
b.nty and Hengler, the Kernells Harr!
and John), Austin brothers, Watson
and Ellis. Harris and carroll, Field
and Hoey, the Bsnnsts Crank am
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-11

Recently as the San Antonio (Tex.
City Marshal was conveying back to tLt
lookup man VINO was unable to pay
his fine, and who had in consequence &c
work on the streets for couple U
weeks, that official cousoled his prisoner
with the remark: II wouldn't mind il
much" The moneyless man responded
u wouldn't mind it blamed bit il i
was only you."
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No. 40.

Plans and specifications can be seen at the
office 6f q. Bouscaren, Consulting Engineer.
80. 70 W. 7 bird street, Cincinnati.
Proposals must be directed to the Board OF
Trustees OF the Cincinnati Southern Railway,
No. 20 W. Third street, cincinnati.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids.
BY order of the Board.
MILES GREENWOOD, President.
G. BoUSC AREN, Consulting engineer.
jcli-3t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-11

CHARLES SARGENT, JR,, and a young
gentleman empiuyeu as book-keeper To-
John Holland. while riding III Clifton
yesterday, were thrown from the bugg
ny the breaking OF an axe. Mr.. oa
gent suffered u broken ankle.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-11

Eya). the Delanos (Jeppe and Fannie) }
Mss Cl ra Moore aud Frank Girard.
Tony Pastor himself, the great Ameri-
can vocalist and humorist, Will appear
at each performance in some OF hi
latest and greatest New York sue
ceSsoS,
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WAXING FLOORS.
LEGAL.

EGAL. WIN. +. THORNE, JOSEPH
ITHORNE, Henry Collins and VIM. H
Thorne, partners, and trading under the d rm
and STYLE of VIM. +. Thorne u Co., plalntlHB,
vs. Abraham Malzer Reuben Malzer, y. NAL
zer Johnathan Rice and Rice, Stlp " Co., de-
fennants.-Court OF Common Pleas, case NO.
40 SOL, State of Ohio, Hamilton County, SS,-
The defendants will take notice that on the
2lst DAY of June 1915, the plaintiffs in the above
entitled action filed their petition In the COurs
of Common Pleas Of Hamilton County, pray
ing for judgment against the sald deIendanoSs
Abraham Mailer, Reuben Malzer aud N. MAI
ger, on their certain promtssory note In the
sum of three hundred ana seyenty-slx ana
twenty five hundredths (s318 25) dollars, WIZ
interest from March A, 1876 and an order OF
attachment was issued by the Clerk OF said
| Court and levy made on the property OF SAID
| defendants, Reuben Malzer. W. MalzeT, A9ra-
ham Mazer, in which property SAID JohnaInan
| Rice and Rice, Suip Il Co., OF Memphis Ien-
| uessee. have some claim and interest, ana tney
| are euuired TO interplead and show the same.
| 60 I'D nroncrty consisting Of the following reat
estate: [ot known as No. 1913, Ferguson s subdi-
vision. commencing at point 62 feet west OF
| race Street on the south side of Longworth
srteet, thence running wcstwardly 3? feet on
| Ionpworth, thence southwardly 10 feet TO HAT.
ters alley, thence eastWardly on said alley 8x
| feet. thence westwardly 60 feet to LongWorta
| street to the place Of beginning, being ~ Iees
| deep and go feet deep, with two brick houses
| built thereon. And unless they answer OF
demur on or before the 3Oth day OF June, A Ii
1877, Judgment win he taken against them.
| CHARLES W. BAKER,
my7-6,M Attorney for plaintiffs.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-06-11

CINCINNATI LODGE uF ELKS gave its
last social sceslon vi the season at Odu-
fellows Hall last night. 1t was like all
the entertainments gwen by the E!Ks, ii
pleasant affair, and people who have en-
joyed these delightful sessions Will glad
~ welcome their relnauguration mex.
fan