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Ei,c Itilmnn Form Divine.

Par-o1, the artist, mas become So eN
per. in photo5rnphng our citizens that
there isn't an ugly looking man in the
community after setLIng. HIS show
case on the wall of McLsia's building,
and at the entrance 10 the gallery, dem-
onstrate this, Tor among the many IA Ces
of the young gentlemen 10 be seen there
whom we used to remember as being
like ourselves, viz: slightly hOmely;
not one remains to tell the tale.
Under Par.oDs magic touch they have
been transformed into so many Adonis-
Is. AS to the lAdi,s o. course they are
famous for their beauty and no art can
improve on it. but to transfer the lace
perfectly is Parsons forte; not
one of them lose a whit of their natural
comeiness. All the handsome points
are preserved and reflected from the
photograph rs true Us life, Parsons
Is a modest man and naturally Is not
disposed t. talk about his own artistic
skill. So when we asked MIN "now 1t
was that he executed such handsome
work?' He simple said at was the per
feet light thai did the business. The
favorable situation of his gallery for get
ting the bes. possible light, and the taci.-
tiles which be had tor controlling It were
the great secrets OF his success"
In conclusion let Us say to you who
want handsome photograph, to present
to q friend, 10 go to Parsons.
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Monday night Tom Richards became
involved IN fuss with "shove under"
at the Belmont Mills named John Cru
blous, a German. 1t seems that Rich.
ards handled Grubious rather roughly,
and to be avenged, Grubious appeared
before Squire Wheeler yesterday morn
ing and swore out q State warrant Tor
Richards arrest. The warrant was
gwen TO Constable John Hausensuer for
execution. The officer came up town
ia search of his man, and found Rich
ards near Luke's stables, on Mar
keL street. and told him that
he had warrant for him.
Richards put his hand in his pocket and
Grew revolver saying, keep away
from me you id s. OF b. The
officer then drew his revolve-, when
Richards ran up the alley and the officer
alter him. Hausensuer fired two shots
at the fleeing man, neither of which took
effect. The officer followed Richards
into East Wheeling and then returned
without arrestng MIN. a warrant was
issued by Clerk Tom Darrah last night
for the arrest of young Richards.
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River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed feet 10 inches in the channel
and falling. Business at the wharf was
on the increase yesterday.
The Andes departed on time for Gin
cIGnati, with good trip.
The Mallie Rsgon is to-day's Psrkers-
burgh bost.
The Salt Valley passed down en route
to lronton yesterday morning.
The Fannie Tstum passed down for
ST. Louis early this morning.
The Emma Graham passed up for
Pittsburgh yesterday morning.
The Carrie Brooks arrived on her
down trip last night, on route for CALI
poils.
Tho Granite States is due to-day, en-
route from Portsmouth to Pittsburgh.
The Della, Pnaeton and Telegram ar
rived ard departed on time yesterday.
The Abner O'Nosl departed for Pits
burgh at : o'clock yesterday morning.
Captain Ed. Anschutz arrived in the
city yesterday morning and reported
that the towbost Whale had burned \
boiler At CT near Petticoa: rifle, where
she was lying for repairs.
T. BY Telegraph
LITTLE RoCK, December IS.-Weath-
er clear snd pleasant. River falling.
PITTsBURGH, December lS.-River 4
feet inches and falling. Westher
cloundy and mild.
Y LOUISVILLE, December lS.-Westher
partly cloudy and warm. River falling,
with I feet inches in the canal.
VIcEsBURG, December lS-Westher
clear. River tell 10 inches. Up-Cry
of Helena. Down-Morgsn, Paragon,
Natchez.
CIHcrNNATI December IS River y
feet inches ana falling Weather mild
to night. Departed - Stockdsle, Pitt
bursb; Hudson, WheelIngi Sherlock
New Orleans.
CAIRO December 1S-ArrivCd -
j. B Williams snd Smoky City, Ohio
river. Departed Smoky City, New Or
leans River It, feet inches and rising.
Weather clear.
ST. Louis, December lS.-Arrived-
81. NctcNltEtt '''Iu pul-. epH' I'u
Grand Tower, Nicksburg; Arksrss
kc5kuk River risen 3 IrGhes. Weather
ctouiy and very warm.
NEW ORLEANS, December l8.-Ar-
riyod--Cusrles p. Chonte4u and John a.
Scudder, Memphis. DepsFted-R +,
Lee, NIcksbgTg; =. c. Donnally, Gin
clnnstli City OF Augusta White river;
TeXe-, Red rivrr; Fanchon, Ouschlte
river. Weather clear.
MEMPHIS, December Is River rose 4
inch and stands II feet & inches in the
channel Weather clear; Arrived
Jas. Howard, New Orleans. Departed
Golden City and Jas ID. Parker Gin
cinnati; Maud and Phil. Allen, Vlcks.
burg City; Nicksburg, st. Louis.
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FISDLEY McGREW WAS MUh'
DERED.
This Is Proved by Two New WIZ
-Vardicf of the Jury.

This Is Proved by Two New Wit
nesses-verdict OF the Jury.
The Jury in the McGrew murder case
brought in their verdict last night. we
give it in full below. -.
There is no charge brought against
anyone. The jury have been wise IN IL,
waiting for additional testimony, as will
be seen by the report subjoined. The
matter now goes into the hands OF the
Prosecuting Attorney of Belmont coun-
ty, and he, no doubt, will do his best TO
ferret out the guilty person.
Statement of Walter Kelley: ~ live
IN Martins Ferry. Ny brother and my
self had been at work in Bellalre, ana
were on our Wy home on Tuesday
night, Dec. llth. When q short DIS
lance below the railroad bridge at Bridge
port / saw man running out OF the
bridge between the guards on the mid
die of the track. AS he came near TO US
he stepped to one side and squstted down
close to the switch. He placed his arm
over the arch of the switch and drew MS
head down behind it so rs to cover MS
face. | could not see his face. When
we had passed four or hve 1eet,
he arose and kept on down the track ana
turned toward the west on that cross road
running past the frame house. When ne
first stopped down beside the switch arcn'
| said to Jack. "Look Quit that man is
going to throw a stone at u.s." After
passing we talked OF the mans singular
movements and wondered why he hid his
face. The man wore round TOP nat
and sack. He wore no overcoat. Saw
no marks of -four on bis clothes. Think
the clothes were dark Think the man
vas about the height Of Will Conway
AID would not weigh more than l3o IDS.
Saw nothing of the man IN the water
nor heard anything. 1t was about q
quarter of eight o'clock, l think. Had
no watch and did not see any clock IN
Bridgeport.
This was agreed to fully in every
point by his brother Jack.
Will Conawsn is just about the helghth
of James Clsylaud, whom Amanda
Powell said WAS about the size OF the
man she saw. Claylsnd, as we have
said, looks remarkably ike Mr.. j. II.
Watkins.
awe, the undersigned jurors impan
nelled and sworn on the 18th OF Decem-
Der, 1877, in the township OF Pease, in
the county of Belmont, by David K.
Howell, Justice Of the peace in and Tor
the county aforesaid, acting as coroner
for the time beipg, to inquire and true
preset tment make in what manner and
by whom Findley G. McGrew, whose
body found in the waters OF Wheeling
creek in the town of Bridgeport in the
township and county aforesaid, on De-
cember 18th, 1877, came to his
death. After having heard the
evidence and examined the body,
we find that the deceased came
to his death by drowning in said creek,
under the bridge of the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad Company, over said
creek, having fallen therefrom Decem-
Der IL, 1877. There is evidence which
indicates that some person, unknown to
the Jury, was in conflict with the de-
ceased at or near the place from which
ne fell and who may have caused his fall.
Ross j. ALEXANDER,
MILTON }. CoNNAUGHY,
NJ. A. SHARP,
WIN. ALEXANDER,
e. r. GRIER,
A. L. HOWELL.
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Brown Tonight,

For some unexplained reason an i'm
preston has been created that the enter
tsnment OF Brown, the mind reader, to
be given at the Opera House this even
ing, is not refined This is the very re-
verse of the TACT Mr.. Brown is a Gull
tured moral gentleman, who makes the
exposure OF spirituslism the cause Of!
truth. The testimony ofsuch persons as
Rev. Dr.. Scudder, Stone and IL. w.
Beecher as well as Bishop Simpson, OF
the Methodist Church, ought to be sutii-
ciept on this point; and p go the common
dstion of all the leading papers of Boston,
New York and Chicago. However We
append the following letter:
BROOKLYN. n. Y, June Is, 1877.
1t affords me pleasure to recommend
J. Randall Brown to siI organizations
desiring to secure moral and interest
ing entertainment | do this the more
willingly because his scientific presents-
ton OF the laws which relate to the in
fuence of one mind on another tends to
dissipate errors and heresies of most
dangerous nature. In his entertainment
in 5. Third Stree. Church h gave Us the
fullest satisfaction. W. g. STEELE,
Pastor 5. Third ST. NJ. + Church, Brook
lvn
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"He Is NV Husband, Sir.n

AS REGISTER reporter was walking
through one of the streets on the South
Side, last night, he saw 3 woman sitting
on horse block in front OF saloon
weeping bitterly. The reporter stop
ped and asked her if be could aid
her in any way, for she was nest, tidy
little woman, with a pleasing and
honest face. After several questions the
story came out. Her husband, who is r
workman in one of the factories Of the
city, had been paid some money that
morning, and In spite of her endeavors,
he had gone to this saloon and was ca
rousing inside with some of his compan-
ions. Her little girl WAS sick 1T home,
and several things were needed for her,
which the father hai promised
to buy, but she was soreiy AFRAID thu!
the money would ali be gone before morn
ing. As the woman told her sad story,
with an air of patient designations that
spoke well for her wifely qualities, her
hands lay folded in her lap, and on the
upper one was q long, ugly scratch.
"DJes your husband ever illtrest you?
asked the reporter. She drew the
wounded hand quickly under her shawl,
and ans aered promptly, "Ob, no sir, he
is a good man, only when he's drinking
he is sometimes little quick with the
children"
"Why don't you ask some of your
friends to aid you in trying to stop his
drinking, or else get magistrate to in
terfere?'
She sprang up from the stone, and
drawing herself up said in a
trembling indignant voice. "He Is my
husband sir, do you think l would
20 to magistrate shout my husband sir!
my Harry? Oh no sir. never could
do that, no matter what he did" T4ero
is full many vile in this gooI,y city If
Wheeling who would do well to think OF
this and remember with the daughter OF
the people that simple remark, ale Is
my husband, sir."
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Slightly Dam sged.

For sometime past the the steamers
Telegram and Phseton have been con-
tending with each other in the local
trade, and yesterday while on their way
up to this port both boats landed At Wee
Gee, and backed out together, when the
officers Of the Telegram seemed to lear
that the Phseton would get anesd of them
She seemed to push the Phaeton over
toward barge, against which she run,
and succeeded IN striking herself amid
ships, just In front of her wheel house,
breaking off portion OF her fender and
upper guards. 1t is supposed to have
been an accident.
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Personalities.

Mr.. H. d. Sweaengen, the miller OF
Pleasant Valley, and bride departed for
the East yesterday, on their bridal tour,
Mr.. +. l.. Bill, Esq, chief clerk At
Auditors Office, returned on the Andes
Monday evening, from al extended
visit to Charleston, Ksnawhs county.
Hon. J. j Jackson, Judge the United
States District Court, is registered at the
Mcclure House.
Jasper Y. Moore, Clerk OF the United
States District Court, and son have
rooms at the Mcclure.
Hon. Charles james Faulkner, Of
Berkeley county, arrived in the city las,
night and took rooms At the Mcclure
House.
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ACROSS THE RIVER.
Specially Reported for the Register.

Specially Reported for the Register
BELLAIRE.
THE Bellsire nail works will shut
down after this week.
REV. WIN. CASTOR delivers the second
lecture on his trip to Europe Thursday
evening.
Mr.. WIN. KIDD, agent of the Bellaire
and st. Clairsville road, was IN the city
yesterday.
A. n. HART, w. w. Boggs, B.
Eberline and A. f. Brown are at the
Osborne house.
REGULAR meeting OF the Bellalre
Mutual Building Association, Saturday
December 22d.
SPoTTY HORN and Smoke Hochen-
berry are to run foot race Tuesday
afternoon, December 18th.
JOHN SMART was arrested yesterday
for drunkenness and fined five dollars
and costs. He claims to have been rob-
bed of $50 while drunk.
Ii you wan q No. l dish OF oysters
served in ans lyle you may wi'b, call at
Jake bursts He sells the freshest and
finest oysters, at retail or wholesale,
d. d. CowEH, j. w. Shannon and
Mr.. S. Gressmyer, of st. Clairsville, were
III town yesterday. They are all con-
nected with the "Welty" case in which
testimony is being taken. This case Is
an sold timer" which has been before the
courts for years.
AT the regular communication OF BEL
laire Lodge No 267 +. and A. Masons,
December 18th, the following officers
were elected: G. 5. S. Baron, W. M;
Henry d. Meek, S. W.; Andrew Tolmie,
Sr, j. w. John Schoen, Treas Fred
Hoffman, Secy, James T. Kelly; 5. D.
Christian Bippus, }. D, and L. ID. Hall
Tyler, Installation Thursday evening,
December 9th.
RoDwICK MCMANNAEwAN, and
Bob Catcher were arrested Tor dis
orderly conduct and fined five dol
lars and costs each. The mel
whose names were taken some time
ago by the police for violation of the
Sunday law, in the B. & o. yard, have
not been arrested yet. The company's
attorney, VIM. Il. Tsllmsn, has asked
for time and it is not known when the
matter will be settled.
Mr.. JAMES FITToN, of this city, was
one of the committee who went to
Wheeling day before yesterday, to en-
desvor TO make a change IN the terminal
facilities of the street car roads at Bon
sons Ferry. He stated to REGISTER
reporter yesterday that everything would
be done that is possible, TO make things
more convenient for passengers. a nice
walk will be made from the waiting
room on the Bellalre side, TO the Terry
wharf On the Wheeling side, i. is pro-
posed to run the track from the present
turn-table to the bank above the boat
landing, and then make new,
AID permanent sidewalk down
the slope Arrangements will be
made by Mr.. Benson to run the ferry
until ten o'clock al night, and thus every
necessary accommodation will be afforded
to the travelling public. Mr.. Elton is
practical railroad man and he knows
what is needed and will see that every
thing is we'll carried out.
BRIDGEPORT.
VIM. PARsHALL, who cowhide1 Davy
CARLY and accused him of stealing $3.50
some time ago, was brought before the
Mayor, on complaint OF CARLY, and
fined SO yesterday.
The excitement over the McGrew case
Is undated, and it is said that his broth
ers, who are well off, will search for the
murderer.
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Gard OfEhhnks.
Editors Register.

The Sisters of St. Joseph and the ladies
who collected for them desire to return
thanks through the columns Of your vaIu-
able paper to their many friends in this
CITY, and to Mr.. Fred Huseman in partIcu-
ar VINO loaned buggy and team with
which TO visit Bridgeport, Belaire and
other neigh boring towns IN the Interest.
of the orphans festival. We also de-
sire to express our obligations TO Messrs.
Rhodes OF Bridgeport and Mr.. John K.
Cow, editor OF the Belsire LeGdcr tor
many favors extended while out collect.
ing. Hoping that al who have aided US
in the noble work will resp Il rich re-
ward, we remain Y, Y. and L.
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affecting &eglster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index TO Hew Advertisements

Photogrsphs-Plummer's Gallery.
Furs Cleaned and Repsired-Glove
Factory.
Great Display of Holiday Goods
Geo K. Taylor " Go.
isSpecisl Noticc-Joseph Graves.
Wanted 70 Borrow-M Money.
Holiday Presents-Louis Dechert.
Wanted-Music Scholars.
Bargains in Christmas Goods-G.
Mendel, Booth II Co.
Toilet Bo,t.es-Logsn, List 81 Go.
Exquisite PerfumerIes-LOgsn, List y
Co.
Diamonds-Ilebrank Bros.
To-Day, Dec. 10Th Head of Local.
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Rapid Transit.

Yesterday morning at O'Clock, q
workman at the new building going up
on Water street, named Jacob Maures,
stepped on the hosting machine on tie
second story and hal rapid ride to the
ground floor. When the machine struck
the bottom, it rebounded and tossed the
mar up against cross pin on it, cutting
bis scalp and MASKING his right thumb
slightly. No damages OF serious nature
resSted, and the man who had Just com
menced work on the building continued
without any hlndrsnce from his bruises.