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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07
THE COURTs.
o1RcuIr oouRT-JuDeE MELVIN.

o1RcurT oouRT-JuDaE MELVIN.
The following business was transacted
befors this Court, Saturday:
In the case Of Mary T. Graham ".
Chas w. Graham, the defendant Was
allowed to die snswer, and the motion TO
dismiss heretofore made BY plaintiff, was
Withdrawn.
In the case OF J. w. Zane vs.. John
F.iks, q decree was entered directing an
issue 10 determine the character Of q
certain deed heretofore executed by plain
Tiff to Theodore Fink, and the 18th OF
Nav was set for the trial of the cause.
In the case OF Sophia Robson VS.. John
Belts administrator, the motion to set
aside the order heaetoiore made direct
mo An issue, was overruled, and the or
der directing q trial on May 18th, was
aloa ed to stard.
The motion in the case Of James d.
Robinson VS.. E. Day, administrator, to
REQUIRE the production and flung OF GER
tain dispositions taken by defendant, was
overruled
In the case OF James G.. Binkle vs..
Isaac Cote and others, final decree was
entered directing the distribution OF pro-
ceeds of sale among creditors.
In the case of Presllla Derrel We.
Repriks Hadlich, denurrers, were pass
ell upon, and the case set for trial on the
24th inst.
In the Gaze of Morgan II. Gregg vs..
B. F. McFadden, the demurrer to Dill
WAS overruled, and time taken by defend.
ant to answer.
A final decree was entered IN the case
of r. Pratt, survivor, etc, Va. DAVID
Levi and Never Haymsn, dlsmlsslng
bill as to Heyman and decreelng against
Levi.
A. 9. Bon was appointed trustee in
certain deeds to secure the Working
mems Building Association, in place OF
Josiah Updegraf deceased.
In the case of Virginia Sisson VS.. g.
J. Dauoer, upon supersecea' to the
County Court, the judgm ent heretofore
rendered WAS reversed and new trial
ordered. Case set Tor the 18th Inst.
The appeal cases from the Municipal
Court on the police side, were set for Fri
day, the 18th inst.
Adjourned till the usual hour this
morning.
roLICE COURT JUDGE cRAEMRR.
Rod Dickinson, dIsorderly conduct
fined two dollars and costs. Paid.
John Burneywine, disorder.y conduct
fined one dollar and costs. Committed
Tor thirty DAYS.
Alex Wallace, Jr, disorderly, fined
two dollars ard costs. Paid
WIN. Fricker, disoIderiy. fined two dol'
lars and costs. Paid.
James johnson, drunk, fined two dol
lars and costs. Committed for thirty
| DAYS
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
BRLLA1RE.

The streets were crowded with pedes-
TRANS yesterday morning.
TEE Lender bolls over in eloquence IN
piece $40 Our City Dads"
The Belmont Turner's will hold a
social meeting in the Opera Hall this
evening.
Col. PooRMAN wants to be collector
of this district. His chances seem to be
favorable.
SOME kind of crookeiness exists IN the
reports OF the water works trustees and
fire department, or figures lie.
SOME OF the citizens are earnestly ask
ing Tor al Equalization Board. Cannot
the Council give them one?
Col. SULLIVAN was sun moned last
Friday to appear IN Columbus immedi-
ate.y. He lett on the same day
THE remains of Mrs. b. +. Morgan
we're inferred yesterday evening. Qnte
large humber OF friends turned out to
do ner the last sad rights OF burial
Ar last the tobacco warehouse bill has
passed both houses The erection OF the
warehouse will be bogus very shortly,
and will be ready for u,e At an early
day.
TIE street corners and crossings are
Infested with class oil beings who use
ali kinds OF vile language, which Is I'M
pleasant to ladies and gentlemen who
have to pass. Cannot the police stop
such langusse2
The brby show WAS not all that could
have beeh expected. BABY Cow, bach
elor editor OF the Leader, VINO catered
the race, was inclined 10 make WY faces
at the audience. He took the prIze,
however, and marched of with his tin
wRistle, playing Jolly, jolly oaby boy
am ]"
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Annexed 10 Great Br,,.,,

CAPE Town. May 5.-In,.,,,
been annexed 10 the British .n.,''. -
the British flag hoisted At Pot.
Shepstonc lniormsI Presile
that he could wall no longer A. Z. g
claimed Trsn,vasI Bnt.s -. 20
Apri! 18th. President BURG. -,
sued a protest scsinsi sru,I,uo,
81 the same time coursel .rt re-. -
submission. Me,srs. Jsrris5u A., o
Kruger, two Leading iah,,,,,,
will proceed 20 Europe aud ID. T.
States 10 protest against snnt,,
the powers who have recosuitSu,.
public
A body o: English troop, n,v,..r,
TrsnsraaI. Some rctpg /, . -,
likely, but armed resIsicHcs /, n0 NJ,
Mr.. ShepStone aas abv.aho. ~.
tax.
The Cape Colony Ministry a.,-.
10 accordance with Lord CIs,,,'.
wishes, to incorporate GrgaaAs. Il,
west, with Cape Colony.
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kertOuSly lpJ"r, d.

A bcy pamed Armstrong. residing in
East Wheeling. WAS seriously injured.
Yesterday, by ia hing from the top OF the
Hemp6eld tunnel 10 the railroad track
below. He Was playing at The tin . with
. number OF plsyms,es, and missing his
foolhold on the bank above, was preclpl
tsted over the mouth or the tunnel as
stated. His iojuries are said to b. OF IA
internal nature and quite serious, al
though 10 what extent could not be deli
nitely sscertained last night.
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PHILADELPHIA. May 5-Flour-
DuIi: Minnesots family SO 00@9 IS;
Psnnsylysnia de 50 1000 rs; high
grades $40 6O@l2 90. Wheat-Highsr;
Psppsylvanis red 81 lei amber ~ %;
white So 20a2 so Rys-Wsak at
81 O7Sl 10. Corn Demand active;
Yellow zoe; steam $50; mixed ko@7oc.
basin fair demand; white 5l(s6ec;
mixed 491c. Cloverseed-Quiet at Is
6l6c. FORK SIT 0OGl7 rs. Beef
Hams l2@lsci smoked do ll@l2f::
picked do At si@70ic: Lard-At IN
6lOSc. Butter-Steady; western extra,
new, 2s@24c; old l5@lsc. Cheese-ln
fair demand; western ans l4(9l4ic.
Eggs-Quie, and unchanged. Petroleum
Inactive; refined l4@l4sc; crude II t.
Whisky-Wes tern 81 IA.
CINCINNATI, May 8. Cotton -
Quiet at lOic. Fiour-Higher; family
Al 50 SOFAS so. Whest-Scarce and
arm; red 81 sO@2lO. Corn-Moderste-
Iy active, and s shade higher at 65(a5sc.
0sts-S.esdy at 50@55c. Rye-Stronger
9s6l 90. Bsrley-Quiet and unchsng-
ed. Psrk-Quiet but firm at l6S(al61.
Lsrd-Quiet; steam $40 OO@lO 759
100, Bulk Mests-Insctive a. 5!(G s(9
Sic. Bscon-Quiet At 6i@st9st9sl9
SIC. Whisky-Quiet ana weak At 81 o.
Butter-Essier; prime TO choice western
reserve l9@2Oc; Central Ohio l6(9lsc'
Linseed OH-Steady and firm at 6s(96sc
Hogs-Flrm and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE, May 5.-Flour-Quiet
frmer. Whest-Active, trm and
higher: opened at an advance 4tci closed
6rm; No l Milwaukee 81 80; No. 2 Mil
| wsukee 81 81; seller June 81 s4i; seller
! July 81 81; No. 8, 81 62. Corn-Scarce
ard higher; No. 2 55c. Osts-Scsrc,
and stronger; No. 4ic. Rye-Buoysn'
and higher; No. l 963691c. Bsr.ey-
Weak; No. . spring SIC; No. 3 4lc.
New YORK, May 5.-Dry Goods
| There was 8 light movement In coitons,
but heavy wooden goods tor mems veal
contir ued in fair demand. DENNIS anc
Owed ducks are In steady request anc
firm. Prints quiet ana steady. Ging
hams firm with an upwa'd tendency
Dress buutings in brisk demand; Tor
eign grades quiet.
PITTSBURGH, May 5.-Petroieum-
Quiet and firm; crude 81 37A a. Par
kers; refined l4sc tor PhlladeiphIs dell
very
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TO ALL. PARTICULARLY
INVALIDS,

spssns = trying season: Indications Q.
efcEnSs, should ct once be al -noeo 70
FaSol diseases may be caused BY suowing
~ bowels 90 become consupated ana the
vxsSCn TO remain 10 o otsordersd copdi-
ion. unfit the d lsorder has time 20 develop
ftseif An 0uu e of prevention Is worth
bound Of cure, 10 On old and truthful say
troubled with the complaints now very
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Indigestion, disord-
cred liver, want OF arpetit,, nsuSea sea-. Or
fevsrIsh skin, to take, without delay,
Schs cks Mandrake Pills. we know OF
no remedy so harmless and decisive In us
n Q, ion, It AT ouss strikes at me root OF
the disease and produces 1 ca tiny Tone
to the systs ". People never need surer
from any d sease arising from q disordered
oon iition OF the liver II they would lake
this excellent medicine when they ieei
he first indications Of the malady. Faml-
lies leaving home Tor the sum inner nouns
shouId take three or four boxes OF THESE
pills Win them. They haze an a most
fnstsntsnsous effect. They will relieve
the pa fsuL OF headache In one or Two
hour and will rap dly Gle nse the llvsr
OF surroundi bile, aud will en- cLosiiy
prevent Q bilious attack. III are sold
By all druggists.
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rn' Surrender OF cr,,,
Hand. Sst


Rand. asssn
CAMP ROBINSON, Mn
, sure der of Crazy ac,,.s.' ys-h
P phs x asr. a. two Oeloot nh .sssat'ss
The band numbsrs Ss. VIZ Yer! Sqi-,,
Tader Crazy Horss LIZ. i@sg.
Dog and Lit,ls ''s 3, aask 3,
Crazy Horse .siS Nd !. Big ~
TINS peace to las, r.. n. n,sa,
surrendered are Estimated a :. pssis
rearly $500, They .ssn - ), . saabs
Condition. Soaea. s, and have many an ses
horses and mules among them AIseaa
as the lodges were e,sc,s,s ,I'a' ALo,
oil Irdlan soldiers, uods, ,,aas,,
Clark, OF General Cook. ssI .:
10 each and obtained 4 81 sas Yea
as vel! as number Of am, ~ y sN:
Is not competed. Up ,1,s. 'shaa
writing over one thou,,,s sss 4
been Obtained, chiefly imn,,rsss gus a,',
leaders, Crazy Hor.s a'.scs.
three Winchester uae. s., save 2
hawk gave two. TIE l,di,o. IL,
a good appearance, but, vii. p'ss;.
signs OF the uaeasines, Of ,'@n
during the past year. ~, F.a.s
lodges are very old A v,e,, -, % I,
the band have never been q, a's
ton. Little Hawk, one o. -. 'e,'h
wears soou: his neck the ,1rs S',
presented W his tathe, by p IL,
Monroe IN 1917. This srrIy,l 80 sH';'
aggregate number o. Nc,,b..r = 's'
who have surrendered 10 c., Lay
At Red Cloud ssd Spotted Tai va. VA
SINCE March nearly $500 and 'sa
WITH the necessity q, y mih,,,v "n
ton the coming summer w
kenZ;e will hold counell W.
hors. and the other calel, TON. VA.
the day a!ier.
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WHAT THEY'RE GOING TO Do.
The Action the saloon Keepers VIII
Tske-Wh0's Going TO Wtnf

A. the time draws near tor the eIpira-
ton Of saloon licenses the people wax
warmer on the subject and ci-ouss II In
real earnest, both pro and con. Like
all questions, OF course, there are Two
sides to this one. On one side It Is ar
gued that the saloon men will be COM
PEELED to come down with the necessary
money to pay for high License, and on
the other, It is argued that low license
will win. However this may be 1t Is
difficult to sug1r, bu. one thing 10 evil
dent, that unless the deadlock in Coun-
Gil be "burglarEed" in some way, no
license 1T all wall be i:su=d. IL th!;
event. from what We can learn, the So
loon men intend to keep open their
saloons whether or not city license Is
issued, and test the matter In the courts.
This move on their part seems to
have been taken alter mature delloeFs-
ton, and 1t is mere than probable
that rich developments may be expected,
in case they carry out tnelr programme,
as regards the technicslities Of tho law.
If the effort of the saloon men, as now
proposed, is carried out, 1t is TO be hoped
that it will have salutsry effect on
Council, and will hereafter compel that
august body, in its deliberations, TO either
assert itself or scknow. edge that 1t is Il
non-entity. The bubble over which the
dead Lock has originated is not a
matter of dollars and cents, as
only $50 Tor less than
drink and a half per day. per snnum Is
involved, but 1t is matter OF pure Gus
sedness by certain members o. Council,
who recognize 1t as their duty, Instead
of issuing license or refusing to tsSu,
license, " waste time GAS and money IN
Council, where nothing Is to be gained
How the matter will terminate, no one
can tell, put it is earnestly hoped that
this will be the last annual term OF fool
ishness by Council, and that it will here
after act wisely and promptly in tins
matter, and either refuse TO grant ttcens:
or grant license. 1t Is understood tina;
the loon men will hold a meeting thi:
afternoon.
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River n eWs.

The marks at the landing LAST evening
showed about 6 feet Z inches.
The Ragon lett for Parkersburg, Sat
urdsy morning.
The Granite State passed down, Satur.
day morning.
The Storm aud empty barges passed
up. Saturday.
The Brilliant, with FIVE barges of iron
ore, passed up, Saturday morning, Tor
Pittsburgh.
Two new RATS of timber were landed
at the mouth Of the creek Saturday, tor
the Hubbard mill.
The Exchange passed down yesterday
en- route from Pittsburgh to CiDcinr all.
The Express departed for Pittsburgh
yesterday morning.
The Courier is due up to-day from
Cincinnati
The Carrie Brooks passed up Saturday
night, en- route for Pittsburgh.
The Market Boy leaves Tor Mstsmoras
at 10: 50 A. NJ, to-day.
Mr.. John Beltz has purchased the
Bette Gilbert for $500 which ne will
tx up tor peddling boat.
The new towboat, Coal Bluff No. =,
lett Tor the BRICK yards last evening on
her first trip. She is ia feet III length,
Il ieet beam, feet hold; cylinders 10
inches in diameter. with five ieet stroke;
3 boilers "a feet IN length and 81 lucheS
| in diameter.-Pitts. Com.
The Case Of Captain John S. Nc NJ il.
Ian vs.. Captain j. =. Smith ard j. ii.
Morris, owners of the steamer George
| Roberts, for infringement OF his patent
Steam capstan. is to be called at Pitts
burgh on the 18th. As 1t is n test case
| case, there is considerable Interest iell
among steamboatmen IN regard 10 the re
suit. 1t is said that new and important
evidence will be adduced on tue part o
the defense in regard TO the validity OF
the patent.
The Marietta Times says: captain
Stephen b. DavI,, o! tie steamer M"ni-
tor, met with painful acc dent Friday
OF last week. While engaged about the
boats machinery one hand WAS caught
and terribly crushed Portions OF the
hone had to be removed.
CGNCrNNATI, May 6.-River II feet
inches and rising. Weather cloudy
aud cool.
ST. LOUIS, May 6-Arrived--War
Eagle, KeoKuk; Minneapolis, ST. Pau;
Ueparted-Noue. River rising slowly
Weather cold and wet; rain has beer
fallen nearly all day.
LOUISVILLE, May 6.-Departed-
Church, New Orleans; Mary Miller, st
LOUIS; Andy Baum, Memphis. River
stationary with 9 feet 3 inches in the
canal.
MEMPHIS, May 6.-River fell inch
es; stands 81 feet. Weather cloudy an /
threatening; mercury -. Arrived
Ilhnou, VIcksburg. Departed Belle OF
Shreveport, New Orleans; Colorado, St.
ST. GenevIeve, Vicksburg.
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The Esiimntes for tue Ensuing Year.

The finance Committee OF the City
Council, u which WIS re:erred the estl
mates OF the different star ding commit
tees of the expenses of their respective
departments for the cnsu ng year, have
agreed to report to Council IN favor OF
reduction at the appropriations asked by
such committees o. S70,998 ST. The COM
miltee further reports That 1t has estl
mated the receipts OF the city At SlGl $50
AID the expenses ut Sl62.liO, which will
make tho expenses Sl,O9O IN excess OF
the receipts. Below we give the appro-
prisuons asked Tor by the standing COM
mittees; the appropriations recommend
end by the Finance Committee, AID the
reductions by such COMMITTEES:
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smoke House Burned.

Near the hour of A. NJ, yesterday
morning, the smoke house Of Otto Hess
Was discovered by some one at Rey
mans brewery to be on fire. The alarm
was given too late so save any OF the meat
that was in the building. About 800
worth OF meat was cousuu ed BY the fire,
which was totsl loss. The house WAS
insured for $500. 1t is generally be
lieved that the building caught from fire
that had been in the house all day Sstur-
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Real Estate Matters.

Auctioneer Hervey on Saturday sold
the Rockwell property on Eighteenth
street, for $500; also the mill property
on the Bethany pike, near Greggsrille.
for 81 200. LOUIS Helm was the pure ha
ser of the latter property. The same
party also offered for sale certain Kansas
lands, for which he has been appointed
Lsnd Commissioner in this State, but
was only offered 81 so per acre. Mr..
Hervey has $4,000 acres OF land to dis
pose of, and contempIstes getting up an
excursion at 1880 for the rou ID trip,
that capitalists may 60 to Kansas AID
see the land tor themselves before buying.
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Umpire, Robt. McNichol.
Time OF game two hours.
Struck out, he hany B.
Home run, GaIagner l.
Earl gu I'm, sla dards7.
THE OUR BOYS AND LiNDsLET 1SsTI-
TUIEs. =
Saturday morning, the above named
clubs played match game on the Pen
insuIa. Only six il nings were played,
owing to difference arising ut the end
of the last inning between the respective
sides as to the umplres. decision. Not.
outstanding the squsbble the game was
we'll played, but the result might have
been different had The nine innings been
played The best players among "Our
Boys" were Bloomfield and Berry, and
Haziett and Grier did the best paying
for the 'Lndsleys" The score:
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Reception OF Pilgrims.

RsME, May Fifteen hundred
French pilgrims were received this
morning a. the Vatican. The Pope en-.
tered the Ducal hall, whore the pilgrims
were gathered, accompanied by twelve
cardinals and many dIstIngu sned pre-.
lstes. The Pope, standing ON the ,hrone,
delivered a speech. He addressed the
pilgrims in afectionate terms, and
blamed the governments who consider as
revolutionary the demonstrations and
religious manifestations OF the people,
who demand liberty tor the head OF the
Catholic Church.
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probab,e Strike Among the He tiers

Ss srdsy afternoon, the heaters OF this
city held meeting at Walters ball, to
consider the proprlety OF accepting or
rejecting the proposed reduction of five
cents per ton. Heretofore they have
b, en- receiving seventy cents per ton, and
the reduction 10 slxLy-dve cents does not
seem to meet with their approval, mas.
much IS they have refused TO accept 1t.
The reduction is announced TO go into
effect to day, and the prospects are favor
abe for q strike.
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Our IrOlbIesnme RoHa.

Among the number who failed to
safety pass the rubicon on Saturday
night, and were run IN and booked for
the police court this morning, are the fol.
lowing: Bryan Halpin, for drunkenness,
was arrested by officer Robinson; John
Smith, tor same offence, was locked up
by officer Liston, and officer Henry
swore out warrants against Frank
Coyle and John Nary for disorderly con.
duct and fighting at dance st Mozart
hall.
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4 Nur,Ierous Threat.

John W. Montgomery, Of Ca'',e.
IS awaiting the dcclsI o. We pl,
court charged with sending s,.s &
VIM. Allen Miller, lhrcslstIte "a
with death i, hc did no. promptly ~
81 500 which Montgomery claims u j,
from the estate Of hls unc.G J1tE \
Rca. OF which Miller Va. ttru ~ -
Montgorrcr, claims that Miner cr'',..
ed him of BIZ lair share Il tie pnprr
besides this ho claims that sjpn 49,
found IN lis uDclr'S l'uas ste; hi Co..
ana that tins money ~, gwen by hI'
20 H. wife.
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Fenisn Movement.

DAYTON. o., May GA Fenisn move
ment is in agitation among the IRISH
citizens. A call has been issued for \
meeting in regard to the participation
of Eng gland in the European War, and-to
take measures for obtaining n unit OF
action among Irishmen with the purpose
of a general movement toward recover
Ing possession OF Ireland. TIE call is
signed by several prominent Irish c't''
IONS.
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h.xcttrstOIitsis.

Among the persons shing Fssssge or
the steamer Hudson, on Saturday. for
Cincinnati. were the following eXcur-
sionists. MR. j. d. DUBOIS, Mrs. StePh
ems Mrs. Stout, Mis- Carter, Miss Ame-
Ia Nelson, Misses Name AID NnnnIs
DuBJi., Miss Mamie Hammond, y tie
Bn.ies, O. COLUMBUS; Mrs Mary VIII.
10 4, Col A. Bolton Z .ldwel' aud son,
Fsnk A. LSymsn. o. the Columbus
DYpatch; aud John ". Stephens
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More United States Prisoners.

Lust Friday g } Barne., }. Z. WI
kinson and r j. Topping, United St"te-
Msrshals of Western Arkansas, arrived
in Mound,ville with Charles Ih"mss,
Irving Perkins whites, and n Black Crow,
aud Arapano Indlan, VINO ere sentenced
to be hang ed At Fort Smith, Ark, last
Friday. bat whose sentences at death ma
bgen COMMITTED to lite Imprisonment
In the peultsn .isry.
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Oakley Hall,

NEW YORK. May j-lesh +. e
nirg. writes to Il friend IN N.y,
tina: the letters forwarded 10 hln YEA
Msyor Halls friends have been gl.,s
10 Hal, but Hail refused 10 rce,s &c
or 10 see an American neS,psge'
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The above report will be submitted to
CCuncil for final action tomorrow night,
and 1t is to be hoped that that body will
be more literally inclined than the
Finance Committee, especially In the ap-
preparation for the Committee on Ere
Department, and appropriate n sufficient
amount to carry forward toa successful
Issue the fire alarm telegraph project.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, May 6.-MosxIn
At 1s@2l per cent. Prime msroan 1s1s
psps: 5t(a4t per cent, Sterling, W 4
iopo. 400 short. Clesrings 2o,OU,No
The 4 s,istant Treasurer dsbursed Sac
600 Customs receipts s25oOOO. Mer-
chsndise imports for the week, so,a as a sSS
Produce exports for the week, SsL Gono
Specie exports for the week, ~, slo,vvV;
GoLD-Opened at lo7, declined TO loot
and rose TO 1914, at which the closing
sales were mali Carrying rates ltC9
2@S92i and l per cent. ~.
SlLyEg-At London 54t pence: Here
silver bars 1851, green backs; ll7f gold;
silver coin / per cent discount.
t,ovrRSMEsTs-Ac and strong.
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Pound Ds,si.

NEW RK, N. j., May 6.-Mary Mills
widow Ct George Mills, WAS found dead
in her room ut Orange yesterday, sur
roundeI by dirt, urn and beer. In the
room Sss a sstchcl containing reariy
$1,000 n government bonds, 800 IN
bills, 80 in English securities, y deed Il
real es,, q valued a. $4,000, and = mar
rage c,oLifcate.
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Pianos FOR BEsTSSERs.-Several
good octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music, tor sale or rent on easy terms, 81
ADAMS & LUCAS,
l227 Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-07
BASE BALL.
Tn. Games Played ssturday-otasr
News and Notss. u


THE sTANDARD-BETHAsI GAME.
The Standard and Bethany CLUBS on
Lat Saturday, at the Fair Ground,
nlayed TO q select audience OF about
tventy five. Rain fell continually our
inc the game, and made fine playing I'M
possible. Towards the close OF the con-
teat the ball became very wet ana heaVy
and Hagsn had to let up on bis euIt,
delivery. Had it been q line DAY I'D
,Collesiaus would not have scored. Inc
home nine made less errors than IN any
game of the season, and bstted IN their
usual heavy style. Gallagher struck q
long one to center. making clean nome
rum and Junkils got in three osser.
Lanes catching and Junkins' play az
short are the only features worm
mentioning. No record OF errors on the
Bethany side was kept the prospect OF
LIGHT work in that direction not oeing
very cheering to the scorer-snd IL was
intentionally omitted. The score;