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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
An 1NFoRMERs CONTRADICTORY srOKIEs.

POUGHKEEPsIE, \. y, April g. Leonard
Traver who charged Leary. McCosky, and Martin with
nnq the Burns building al Rhinecf made statement
in court yesterday, Withdrawing his charges against
these men and stated that in his presence Michael
Iirruon Il RhnecId l!qUOr dealer aired John I0oA,y
and William fNrn To d. the JOB for go. UcmQn. Flynn
Rooney and Iraver have been arrested and lodged IN
1,.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09

At prayer-meeting in Providence church
recent, beacon arose and expressed himself as f"
lows by friends, with great and regret have
inst learned OF tie decrease Of beloved BrOtl cr
Lei us now sing Praise God from whom All blessings
now"
A daughter wept bitterly in witnessing the
opera OF Paul and Virginia" " Don't cry" Tl neT
father; they earn 5000 francs every night Paris
Letter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
REPORTED LYNcuING OF WESTERN OUTLAWS.

REPORTED LYNCHING OF WESTERN OUTLAWS
KANSAS CITY, April S.-Ihe Jomnat>of this
city says it positively stated that Bender his wife,
son. and gher the Dsas murdercrs. while attempt
in 10 escape the state, after their crimes dis
covered, captured 10y band of Viciantes and
lynch1d The statement is based the confession Of
one Of the ynchng party All the facts in the
said TO have been known ~ Gov. Osborn and senator
Yoke, br0.be. OF Dr. Y0rke OF the Bend rs VIC
tins, ever since its occurrence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09

AT THE BOAT RACE.--Ada Mamma, 7 can't
quite maze what nose notwithstanding men iIe cas-
ing, but thcy must be wei eGurA,ed' Maulu": " WY,
Tor lady .'"-lPunch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
LONG ISLAND.


NlISEoLA.-John Metzel, farmland. and John
Meier, recently discharged from the Queens County Jail
confined four months on charge OF arSon
were suspected by detective Payer OF burning the barn OF
DOW ing Of hineoa on March = ana seaintfeYeal
John Meze who Is regarded as the principal VAS
found Newark last Saturday but while beng conveyed to
Long Is md he escaped from the detective at Hunter FONT
and is sill at large.
HUNTERS PCNr-Danicl LOwcree, special policeman In
employ tho ferry company stationed al the thirty
fourth stree Ferry the Hunters Point side took the
watch and chain OF gentleman Of Flushing WHO, while wait.
Ing house had allen asleep lie was IN the act OF
taxing his pCcketbook when The gentleman GSOk0 and de
him Lowered prc nucu that he taxing II for sle
keeping and d'uict tie theft the Taic When confronted
L. SATURDAY, ana ogei pardon n lac would tel
and chain c Low agreed Ia THIS.
obtained from lLuGaTc. pdwLbrOker by
500, the amount al aiced ulon them IL IS
a cd further go pad % tc flushing officer Tor
his In recovering the property and cOmpoGnns te felony
SuFguLK-lhe Board Of sup sors Of SUFFOLK County for
IS17.S IS az follows: S0uthcId Henry A. Reeves, DEM
SOUTHAMPTON, J.uics Il. Hunting Eop; Eastnampt0u Ed
ward d ton Dem. Babylon, Charles T. Dulyea Dcili llp
Wood, Eep Smi;htOwu, Lyman b. Sm!tn, nOn lytr
head, Hubbard COrwln, Dtm' hnuilhgot stephen & hog-
es Dem; BrooAhaNen, Charles - HOwenS. Dem shelter
8; Union, |.
GEEENP0IST-WZ King Surveyor Of Customs at the port
Green On reports for ho quarter ending March 81 the
vessels aud nr largest asbis ie TONNAGE
recorded az his oAc-2lJ OF o ormel, and l4V-
latter. There ClIre 80 saiing vessels O1bc
steamers licensed, - coasters aud % hshenen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
Announcements.

[AnnOunc omentsj
ASTHMA is relieved by JAYYE's EXPECrORANr.
PORTER's COUGH BALsAN Is the Oldest and
OF the beet remedies in Use. Try it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09

Nichols at his end when taken TO the station no
threatened give Of it he was re
McCue arrested Tor violation Of the Sunday liquor
law
At noon to-day argument will be made before
Judge the application OF the Brooklyn and Coney
Island Railroad Company, for the appointment OF
commission Of certain lands GTavesend
owned by Edward Ridley which the company wish to Obtain
John +. Hubbard, after being removed from the
receyershp the Bank OF NewYok. refused to
turn over the bank TO Wntrngham the new
receiver and paid sewe Pierce $4,000 for legal services
saturday Judge Pratt issued order directing Hnbbad
show why he should not be punished for contempt
for both Of the alleged ofenses.
The Health Board have sent special vaccnatng
corps through the seventh. Twentieth Twentyr5t and
Twenty Wards provide against the increase 81 te
pox epidemic In those wards One day last week
already suffering from the disease Travelled IN Throop
through crowded street 70 tie office OF the Board
Of Health bo lie transferred as soon as
possible TO the Flabusl asylum.
JERSEY CITY.
William Woods, the boy who accidentally shot
Thomas on IF9y s91 wa coeI 10 0' ."
The striking silk weavers of the flights and West
Hoboken factories still hold out against the reduction IN
through the streets win iags, used every persuasion e
occurred among leadership Of the procession,
Ia which Jules Iichor was injured
NEWARK.
Frederick J. d. Rumpf, the abscondng banker,
has Baltimore amt will be brought back 10
ewark as soon reInsitiOn upon the
Governor OF Maryland.
The Very Rev. G. H. DOane. V. G., Edward f..
stars and Richard Gsas%n have been eee9f ds'ss,ss to
Ons, which meets i'll New.YOrk May 30.
Matthew Steele, sidewalk yonder at Broad and
Marketstsp had narrow escape on SATURDAY night ron
horrible DEATH His oil exploded, but bysander Wrapped
and extngushed the ire when covered
his back.
Charles Jackson, coOred, was thrown from
wagon SATURDAY and his feet becoming
entan gd he dragged tne cobbe stones
He 20
an nsensible condition
NEW-JERSEY.
UoBoKES.-Martin Rockingham was arrested on
Saturday for bgamy having married Mary Ann heer few
eeks ago Nuie alive In a iuntic asylum:
Ills urst brother made the complaint John Witg OF
Ann ST. the extensive breweres In West Hobo
len was found lis bed Saturday from heart disease
30 age, and the INST man WHO DreWel
beer in New-Jersey.
BAYoNSR-On Friday night party Of tramps set IRE to
Henry Suydens fence and when the latter and his two sons
attempted drive them OIL the traLps attacked them hh
clubs, beating Sir. Suyden seriously.
ELF ABETH-Ex Chancellor HalAead began yesterday
series OF readings Bbl, ID the study Of which IN the
original languages lie has devoted many years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
FANCY GOODS.
LNDIESbND CENTS FURNISHING GOODS

Wo have lust received and exhibiting an elegant
assortment LADIES', Misses, and Childrens Bosty u
French English and German manufacture consisting o LO
ir .rre aud solid cO0is. Also elegant assortment
al Meruo ut'rwear in Gluze OOssamer, and "S9mlner
MerinO Of Cartwright Warmers anu hOriok and New
BruuHW!ck manufacturers. -
$FECIAL BARGAINS IN SHIRTS. SIX good Shirts Tor
- / Q. AlaU the Eig.mIe Patent Shirt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
ELD GLOVES.
L.ACES,


TOrchOn Lace great variety.
large lot lust received OF cruSik and Guipure Laces
a Onehai their original value, nom 10 cents TO 33 centa
suitable for dress trimming.
Thread Duchess NacDCennes and other Laces-new goods
AT prices lower than offered before.
Special Inducements in made up Lace Goods and in Chdrens
and Caps Bibs and Collars Fine stock OF
Hamburg ElnbrOderies from cents TO % cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
RIBBONS.

1000 doz sashes hinged. 75c. worth - 80.
SATIN RIBBONS.
Nos ~, 10 90 hne quality OF Gros GRAIN No O. lsc
roc No. IL, 22c 23c
Sash Ribbons all colors all silk, 7inch s. cents 6,
cents per y9rd
Siuch, ~ cents and 30 c nts.
Black, all Sill, finch 80 cents per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-09
TRIMMING SILKS

N al tID nov shaVrs.
Mode silk from 15c. TO 81 81
TNills very low.
Dress : ks from FL 2j 10 ~ 30.
Trimming Nolyets from I'll to SO.
Satius from JOc., 80 80 OF good quality.
Black English Grapes A., 81 % to $5
Vail Grape. "a and "a. from IS 40 To 80.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
EXPLOSION az 4 FURNACE.
The Crescent Mill Fired and several
Employees BADLY Burned.

Yesterday afternoon about one O'Clock,
one of the furnaces at the Crescent or
Creek mill exploded with great violence
completely destroying the crown anG
..irrh ul the furnace, but leaving the
"stsck standing uninjured. Pieces OF
brick aud molten Cinder were thrown
about in al directions, striking and Sc
verey burning and JruusIDg several OF
the employees and setting tir" IT, the
large LimDers supporting the ROOF OF that
portion OF the null. Fortunately how
ever, the fire was promptly cX.ingushcd
ana "a coniiagratIun y-.tud There are
several theories D To- The cau-' oi .D" cN
gloSiou. winch WIS very loud. Hui Inc
conclusion was 81. tyr some distance.
One theory Is TO the effect that jayo'
Dick, the ncatcr, IN cooling Oh" tool
used Tor stirring the ctldrr 10 the iur-
mace, allowed IL piece OF wet 'ud'r L.
ROMAN On j. when nu stirred up
the molten matter; bat the mo-. la-.-
Die, and perhaps the true theory, L.
that there was hoI" o. the
bottom OF the furnace. and the molten
ciuder running through, descended Int"
a pool OF wator underneath, and exploded
with the effect rs above stated. Among
the parties injured were Jacob D'ck,
heater; Wilbur Dick, iron p Ter; Nick
Fuer. urIper; Geo. (''WhiL, Roberts
boiler John Lewis, roller, and Ed. VII
hams. Several other parties received
slght scratches, but nothing worthy OF
no,e and two boys were knocked dis
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
SCOOPED ONCE MORE.
Another Victory for toe Future
GreaIs''-II o.

The patrons Of tn National game
turned cut On mA>su 10 witness me
second ccates between the :. Lo4is
BroSns and ,nst cut from Wheeling,
and the exc men. wss intense, b u
particularly lively match was antIcI-
pated. The betting fraternity were out
IL tull force. and rlsked AL the IuCre they
could scrape up on the home team. 1t
we may be permitted 10 conveniently
forget the noble sixth W. can iruthtuliN
assert that no finer game has occurred
here this year bat gloomy rcco,,"c.lons
Of the way in when the Brown
trctted arouLd the diamond IN
that inning prevents Us from SPEAK
iug more nj lengJl respecting the eNh'-
billion. Rick, VITO so admirably llled
centre field the day preceding Yesterday
defeat, WAS non est, ana 10 all the IEi-!-
ated the true lnwarGne>, ot that ii u y
is plainly perceplIole. Wilson, ~ o.d
Standard standby, lied the vacancy nj
centre, End did very well. la the second
inning, Lukens, who was catching, not
having borrowed C.app's mask, was
struck in the eye by u sharp lou! up
from Force bat, and was compeHed
to retire. \ grand change eusued,
Barley and Motiet going in 10 pticn
AID catch; Berger covered secon-, and
the remainder OF the nine were placed
where 1t was imagined they would do The
most good. y! course, alter tins m.s'oT-
tune, All nope OF u victory had vanished.
The Browns played msgnIt"eH. game.
Clnpp AM BIong made alI the ,rrors. the
remainder Of the club ajteuIIn- to their
work inul Iessly. Wilcox, " ihlnson
ana Motf t deserve honorable u'nuon,
and the Deacon should have d MONT
men, Tor his elegant play y! short,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
Seneca Indians.

A party OF five Indians, of the Seneca
tribe, from the State of New York, ar
rived in the city yesterday, via the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh road, and took
quarters at the Centr1l hotel. The
names OF the party are Onyardargo,
John Redeye) CHIEF; Dsryor wargung,
(Aus:in Thomas; Gsrmsnirths (Abrsm
Jacksonl, and Mrs Betsy jackson and
child. They are on their way to poin,
Pleasant, to attend the Agricultural Fair
at that place, where they will engage in
footrscing. They speak English rather
huently. and are pretty well American
lied. About two years ago the same
party attended the ClsrkSburg fair, and
stopped over in this city while en- route
to and from that place. The party will
leave for Point Pleasant on one of the
packets this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
Going 10 Europe.

The st. CIalrsviIle Ga-stte say. DR.
Samuel l. Jepson, of Weeung, made our
office cal during our absence on
Friday We learn the Doctor Will visit
Europe shortly, Tor the purpose "f avail
ing himself OF the benefits OF the lectures
in the great medical institution OF
London, Edinburgh and Berlin, and Of
making observation IN the leading hos
pitfalls Of the OH World. Tue Doctor
j. progressive student in his profession.
He will sail from Pnllsdephis on one
of the American Line Of steamer Sep
tcmb"r Gtl. ind WI. b" absent several
months. Bon rO1al..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
Personalities.

Mr.. Jerry Sheppard, OF the Seventh
ward, is lying seriously Ill with tyPhus
frver. l. is to be hoped that ne viii
speedily recover.
The Barne>vilIe EnteTprie in its
Burrs Mil camp meeting news, says:
"Messrs. Wilbur Truman, - Thomp-
son and j Bags, held An interesting
temperance meeting ut the stand, and
quite number OF persons signed the
pledge
Major F. 5. Armislead, of West EIr-
GINA, Is Qu-rtered at the Mcclure house
Rev. o. +. Miller has returned home
after An abserce OF several weeks.
M Geo. b. Barr, an old Wheeling
typo, lett last evening for Columbus, O.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
"RetractiOu.''

Mr. Ernest r., Metzncr, in card in yes
terday's Inteiiigemcer, in reply to an item
IN this paper regarding fortune telling,
saws: 81 demand that the REGISTER shall
make a public retroction of the wrong
done me- In publishing what we did
about fortune telling we simply did
our duty to the public, and warned them
against being victimized by any person
who should turn up as q 'fcrtune teller"
We now have in our possession a paper
which Mr.. Merzner says WAS dropped by
him, and which is signed ERNEST K.
Metzner. Fortune Teller If be acted in
n false role and is not fortune teller"
well and good, but the document says to
the contrary, and retractionS are out Of
order
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
:, .Ny w Uo.Rl sIIuRlnG

from the effects of the warm weather anu
are debilitated, are advised by phys
TO take moderate amounts oil wnlsky w
or three times during he day. In iitti
while those who adopt this advice ire,
nuently increase the number OF "urlnks
and i'm time become confirmed inebriaies.
A beverage which will not create thlrs'
for iutox eating liquors, aud which Is Ia
Tended especially TOR the benefit OF deolb-
lated persons, whether at nome or ABROAD.
Is Dr. Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic; Son
tanning the juices of many mediclnai
herbs, this preparation does not create an
appetite for the Intoxicating cup. Inc
nourishing aud the liie-supportins pro-
parties OF many valuable EaturaI prolu.-
Ito MS contained in IL and well Enown 10
medical nsen have a most strengthening
Influence. A single bottle OF the dohle
will demons rate it's valuable QUALITIES.
For debility Arising from sickness, over
exertfon or from any cause whateNeI,a
wineg lasstul OF Sea Weed Tonic taken
after meals will strengthen the stomach
create sn appetite Tor wholesome iood' 10
all who are about leaving their homes, We
desire to say that the excellent eHects Oh
Dr. Schenck's seaSOnable remedies sea
Weed Tonic, and Mandrake PITS, are par
licularly evident when taken ny those
no are injuriousiy affected by chahge
of water and diet No person should leave
home without taking a supply oil these
Sists agl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31

tDaily except Sunday-Newark Accom-
mediation. M,
tSr.uhanyllIe Accom- odation.-This
train during the day passes backward anu
forward between Martins Ferry ana
Bellaire, stopping when required at Sher-
man House, Etuaville, West wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
TINE TABLE Wheeling and Elm
Grove railroad, IN effect on and alter Fri
day, May ., 1877:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
CAMP MEETING
The Closing Exercises Given 10 the
Dr. ReiI,y's Address.

Editors OF the Register.
Notwithstanding the ..u.th q. time
the meeting has continued this beng the
tenth day, and the! hot weather, the at
tendance to-day was large. The fact OF
to-day having been set apart exclusively
for temperance work, | presume, hsd i
tendency TO increase the crowd. j. Mth
Reliey preached the Temperance sermon
at 1870 this morning, which WIS unanl'
mousiy pronounced the ablcst effort OF
the meeting. | expect 10 sPcnk more
fully OF the Doctor address b" ore
closing this letter
The temperance experience meeting.
conducted by Mrs. DIR. ReIiey, was well
attended, ana lively interest was mani
tested by those in attendance. Quile n
nun Der OF pcTsDIs related their expert.
ence ~ drunkurds and ~ sober ner. and
painted vivid pictures of the horrors and
nausea which inevitably ioil,w spree.
The contrast between the home o! drunk
ard and that of sober man Wa depict
ed in glowing COLOR That these people
are desperately in earnest cannot be
doubted, as it certainly requires no small
amount OF moral courage - cnnba q
man TO stand up before large audience
of people and tell them how be has de-
graded himself, how he has grIcved and
abus I'd his wife and family and SUBJ ctcd
them not only to the pan-s oi hunger
and want, bu. to the jeers, scott snI de-
rision and contempt Of those VINO lad
been tneir former friends ard ASSOCIATES,
but
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
Temperance Talk

The temperance cause was specially
favored in this city last night. DR.. j.
Nick Reilly, late pastor OF the Fourth
ST. NJ. +. Church, lectured to n fine audi
ence OF that place. The Doctor has lost
none OF his zeal and eloquence, and IN
terested the audience for nearly An hour.
Mrs Reilly also gave an interesting lit
tie lecture. after which the meeting adj
iourued to meet ut the North street
Chu-cn. Mrs. Reilly and other promi-
nent speakers will he there To- speak to
the people.
4 series Of meetings are TO be held III
different parts OF the city curing the
whole of the next week, and longer II the
interest manifested warrants it
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
before this court yesterday morning
Judge Cranmer presiding:
Thomas Curriu, drunkenness, fined
two dollars aud costs Paid.
Henry Hall, drunk, tined two dollars
and costs. Paid.
Lawrence Clark, failing to remove
garbage, three charges, WAS lined two
dollars and costs III one case and the
other two were dismissed. Paid.
James johnson No. 2, drunk, fined
two dollars and costs. Committed.
Henry Kerns, drunk, tined two dollars
and costs. Committed.
Ben Clark, drunk, fined two dollars
and costs. Committed.
Fred. Rite, drunk, fined two dollars
and costs Committed.
John Dunn, drunk, fined two dollars
aud costs. Committed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
TIM NmIrngc Case.

The nightwatchmsn at the BelmOn
mill was yesterday taken in by Officer
Baird and escorted into the presence of
Mrs Springer, who WAS outraged day
before Yesterday. The lady could not
positively Identity the man, but thought
him the person who refused to answer
her cries for assistance The man does
not deny that he was IN the vicinity At
the time, but says he did not notice the
woman. The police are using their
utmost endeavorS TO ascertain the where
Abnu'- Of the Williams
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
Washington & Lee UNIvcS'

TT = 7 NIITINT T T|||||||-
Gen. g.. ". e.. l..F. II,..
of instruction 100 CLASS ,H. 20
Scientific s.uiI,r. and boo '.
depart uCui> ul Law aud Oils.
ing.
Ihe next session Will HI
9th. and clos" JUur q iN. .. ....
exclusive OF bUON uri '.'..
exceed SLb; ~ messing 'U.E
duccd ip 800 Org,
For full Information Dos l.'f.E
cular address "NIll. .f
lyUvgrb iIrlh
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Norwood High Sc0oD. I ,..::
Norwood P. o. Ne.gl 20" V

Endorsed by me faru
versity OF Virginia a. uH
Training Schools lH me -'
The Session oi l-E--
10Th, ls77. win - fgII "II- '.
and full and thDIsus.
Departments.
ED- Write tor Catalogue. -...H
object aud sIiHT sItT
modelled, in IT. cpa.r ..'
instruction, a. Tar 81. We
University u Va, aud .r
pare young men for that JUS
at tn, same time "a e c"uf-' ' .HH.
u 50 thorough AMI ~ CON k.E
ing AZ ~ does all the bfAi'..
edge belonging - a mus. r.s
that those VINO prefer - 90
PERFECTLY qualify 'tn.m-'.'.e .'. .-
ate entrance upon IT, f'rI''.
life. .,..sI.
Course of study r AZ
thorough a. that Of any lhf. 49,.
State, following the mot al
DDS, and embracing a l'..
IOhOwing Dspaftis rh'- %. I'll.
EugIIsh Eraucucs. g. IAr =.
Greek Language. D. nv 49,.
yuagrs. 4. Pure Nath'ma' t-gay-.
Mathematics, CIsll ana '."'.t yEEE
inZ. q. TIE NAtTraI 7ci'h''''
ship and BDOk-keepihk. .,tai.
txtrscI- from ir~iih'" =.
ISIyER-ITT Of $40 f -., ~, rri
STE-lt gives me p4sa-af' ~. 80
Norwood High 7chDy. ~ ia.
men 10 sbis Institution wr.. r' -
the advanced Glasses u lH' 60, 80
schools. II ranks arnpuE th. ~. q.
schools for him I'D 'H". ,ys-
IL, discipline j. excellent ay ...f
fumes, OF the location ui'''f
lam. with great reps MI,
JAMES +. HAkhi- -. mo-.
CtGtrmaH II ~ -, q
Among the numnTyus ~ .ry. ~
Learning IN the south, few, !. -. o., III
achieved the rapid aEH a"-pir.. " Z.
suc~eq. which has been a ~. -, =.
NorwoOd High school !. ~" .g f-g-'
0ud 10 none - the stat, Dr.I ,- 7, an
ton and the extent Of patron .s..ts1.
me CIsriulIUr, a. Ne a. ~. =. -
are conducted as nearly r. ~, ~
rbe Man OF the CnIyeThI.y 49, .
and having proved All eh gs.--t.~''
be continued without .h~.'
slDOT.lLe1qce u the Gdiu>st0" r., re ~,
Refers to present pa ,..,.,,. r. 4. 80.
from West Virginia, 10 Guh IOuu ~
Judge VI. Edmiston, no Co.. !.
non, DR.. T. Is. Camden anu
Ransom. NJ II. -.
md oJh.T 1atron, OF the schDD.sIy,s
Cali 70 thr old students thsh
sp&S-eg
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The Cheapest Roof il the Gravel Roof

George Crumbacker, of this city, is
now fully prepared to put on gravel
roofs in the most improved method, and
warrants his work to give satisfaction,
both as to resisting fire and turning
water. The tar used is put through q
process that frees it from oil and benzole,
and no matter how great the heat, i. will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
bscker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks of
the best quality, which he offers for sale
at the low Il rats. This roo: has stood
fifteen Years in TINS C!ty.
Address aim through the postoSice or
call AZ his establishment, head of 18th
and Wood streets. All orders promptly
attended to-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
RECAPITULATION.
$500
lNCENDIARY.

The origin o; the fire could not be as,
certained last night, but it is generally
conceded to have been the work of IA
incendisry Mr.. Brodie, in whose build
Ing tho fire broke out, says that there
has been no fire about the premises for
spme time past. and that there was 30
combustible material in the building.
A number of bales OF hay were,saved
from Caldwell's store, but will not ma
terislly alter the figures given above.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-08-31
The Last SWindIP,

A number of Express package have
arrived at the office in this place, marked
to certain individuals and said to contain
va liable gold watches and chains, which
said individuals can get by paving
en- rses. say from twenty to thirty dol
lars. Upon paying said charges and
opening said package the conslgnee is
sold out to the tune OF just about the
money he pays. The watches and chains
are almost worthless, and the job is set
up by shsrpers and swindlers. Don't re-
deem any package you don't fully under
stand.-St. G. Chronicle.