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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
BuAless Chanecs.

EOR SALE r FXCHANGE-1i-acra COtN-
/ TRY REoIDENCE and smeu BU ~ hos, Uathcam-
Jercd. BOOKHOUr EngraytI, 50 Liberty Z.
IOR SALE, GE-Unencumbcrcd H.
country residence ana email business, near oi
BuOkHOUT enerayer, 80 Lb'ity-st.
&tGS 0nsa WANTED, an active business
90 Esps OtyaFs Young 10 JON the owner ~ one Or
the Iaic.rs ia California, consisting 81 1000
acres; tE"cef opportunity Address b. DlA %-d T. Op
with real name, appointing mttryie"
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Gnrtiou Sales OF Real Csialr.

SETIILIAM IL COUNT, Aucti0ner
w viii ~ al auction on premises, o'clock p m,
"wednesday 2th inst the handsome VILLA EADo
CINRIES H. SClAiI n, esq. Uugucu0i u. NtW hcirie
y " three minutes from depot 1t ooh"zo lrit DRY s.
heartily. 25N, re1ly Twelve i1nhs hi-h
ceilings perfect order. line ioay perfect uuei terms easy
going % Europe 10 live
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MWTTW0WlTrV, = I1-,NI
T.. u. 8KANDfN.
DAVID CLBPIOE. and
JAMES 4. HoLIICLAW, esqs.
Solicitors Tor Comp ianants.
OFFICE of the CENTRAL PARK, NORTH
" am EAST RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY lO,hayel
SD AMI 54tust,. EcwYork C.y-Ihe annual mectine u
he Of Comusu' viii D. held AZ tie oAlcu d.
lie Company. III ESDAY the l6ti DAY OF October 1874
IN transfer viii De closed and after
seDtember 10, 1874 thirty prior 10 re annual meet
INK. &. DrAnAJitH ~ 81 ~ o-'4-. 'ilS,-
Ts'O the HOLDERS OF ALABAMA and CHAT
z TANOOGA r. H. FIRST MORTGAGE bONp-.-At
the request O meeting Of B0nilol1es he'd al FIaaL
Main Efle ETl1uger q Coz ~ London,
Iavo extended the time exercising the option given ~
circular September tie tYcIyscouu Up - NJ il a
date the undersigned Will continue receive Bondhoders
PLOCK & Co. 81 Willamst
s-eu VotL Cent 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
REAL ESTATE.
YEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Sept III, 1871
The following transactions took place to-ds

MINI UFpI'
The following transactions took place to-day
at the Exchange saleMOOm.
Bv John T. B0yf
3.stOrv brick houRA with lot. No 81 East lzVthsI
ns.1376n Of 3daye, lot lovxlO0lo Irregular , .oo
Caroline Harris 's"~
m ". Y. HQTneh
] anil basement brown stone house WIN iVtsp
y 20 EPs' 7ita p LOO 1 = S Of m 10000
SP t ,5 Gase S Si 2 2 Ski '' @ 1880
BgJqUfag b. Ofkieg 2 o.
starry and basement bnONn stone house WIN lt No
o %G aa4 fI Ids Ios,s n Of c. o' 80, 10000
4.st0v and basement brown stone hous' Wish oi 20
65 s i 42 SWING il snF o. "a ave- 10 o 10000
llte s. gihavc 75.8 fest u Of 1OIstst 2J3fl00;
l0ru = West lOpust 100 n 81 Oh ave- .lNilyi
2n9 i pSn q Msia s 100 81 1000
P9l Of Of ol 3 Is S jones' So 100
~ ITO or ~. ct1tss. .
plot n Land g shave ulinln- % MactnmbS Dail
49, WOOD G,S ss. anu $4,000
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rRuIrs An Nurs-DRIEb.

fNuIIs AND hUIHLDHItnI -, 80,
RecelDts fruit the week LII pkgs with 0s3
ukps peanus shipments ~ apples 8Oj bjs lrle very
du sale. lbs ~ c. az Sc; LOO lbs NJ ic - bbs
fancy AT G. Peaches coming IN very freely they are
pretty generally selling but 10 not 20 into use Prices nearly
Unchanged lot 5000 lbs. selling AT aci 1000 lbs
halves 5a,c; % bbls. n. G. peeled, fair at ~ 2ci 10 DO
l2c aGd Is do. fancy lSc. Other fruits very quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
WOOL MARKET.

pm, ,nrt puIi Penn sept ll-WoOl-A better feeling
prryas and thofe IN more doing A. quotations "owlrl.
g,- ,re moving mo fp'cly ONO Peunsyivaila anu west
NirVnig : aud Above, 46C -Sc y, li4l1c.i Ao. IN
aiHlCc Coarse. 81 ~. New YORK Mchigaii IhIaht
snS Western PIN, 4Da 1L Medium, a. .Jc. Coarse 50 a
8,jc Conbug washed, 5Daijci C0hblnE un"aS.ea, 30"
27r "a ada combine J2d53c Fine. unwlshtl 70 10pc
o,,,r and Nrum uuwa-i0i. 2o0S soc; Tub washed iVd
45c colorado Pine anil Mcdim 2502ic COLORADO coarse oi
c~rt. II Ne. i.Xtra and NsglnO RULED. ~ 3,i 80
and SInerar nuied 23S36c Extra Fine aud Medium 70 =
zoe Texas tIne and Mraiuid 2y05Oc Texas t0st, -
q l9c California Fiue and Mctum' 21@3lci Sahiorhi"
Coarse. 2&G21c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
orrlcIAL REcoRp or REAL EsrAre rRANsPERs

NV YORK CITY
ii sSes 10 sun ,' c,1i56e IS 200
7Tiiis.. 2NO u llth-aYc.. lUO1lVI-z, q. H. . 80.
Caldwell aud Wfc 20 :. lZJf
cs'siy 10 Liee H. ,as.iy -. ease
.............,. ............... Nom
Nun q I,,.5 To- JOIN litter .......... Nom
z1 ta.S' 10 sbl. n P.r'i - 400
Lfli parait sgi vii SoJ & '' 49, 1925
Rvnrs. lf ave. - g. ID ~ l0fthst. Jo1XIrO, J. -
ItolltsC lld wife 80 J.. ~ Ncco --: oOo
FOrIhan.lye.. -ltu Wand, Peter 1oits ein ana , "a
77tf.st n r. 80 - 3l.ave. JOxiO2.2, Ri Townsend
eua Vlfe To VI . t'ciD' fl-..- A"vV
2ffh.st. n f. 2of2 fA'.-ffc, -ol'N5,Xlo NecAe , ~.
Hui I>half Co., a lr i.- .--..; ii'vC
~. 1,o ~ ms -. 1880
o. k,an,,i,. -. -'- -. ..'... 1870. Som'
aIi h,.'5aad loJ iien.ri ..............- 100. Nom
ll-,be.h Vaesn ...' .......... Nom
rdl '1 zoo ~ - - %.
lOhg4al.l }. I. eAfAGh, Deputy REGISTER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

Be- b '3 e 8 io,; s. va. al
The receipts the week AZ the varlons point
OF distributIu follows Bv RE Htlwar lb3 cans
Haven Railroad 5f7 90 Hudson River Rai.rual, $40 90
Midland {airlad S2O milk and 30 o mlsrela1e
ous nearby route ll1p cans mug ipa, oll0 cans ni
A. quarts each ihc pce at which Use sufns DIS been sold
tle Platform during III pct we AVERAGES - 70, be
ming al ~ Immediately droppns - 90 ant continuing
- 90 the H. taUrt p. 20 on tho lcth The lloe 10
farmers for August Was 2ac. Mix sfl arrives
though farme tho. rht She cooler weather relieved them
from care IN this paiteiiaf
selling .n'g wei, bat iuflc1-
castor figures some Dc scd lfs fr0m Iii
state scaded aud packet n ice - - Lee Philadelphia Dry
Partridge sell well WooGcocs are scarcc ou6tauons;
B Ss-' 4. MA rs i 5ss. .:5; 5$
Chickels West. l3G II Do, Jorsev.-.---sl 754t2 gO
CANE. NoldcOCf- ..-. 81 y l0-i ~
Grouse Pm. 7ja so Ducks, Mallari... 500 90
Paruidges.-..-.... 750 81 o.
ViCETAnfTS.
siprnents of Potn oes l2j bbls owing the late
storms, which pr.reutr, Ig Potatoes IN good
snpny aud z5c her temporarily. doing
wei Wat mci0na arc fl abIl1aut and lower, the cool
weather -sseuE the demand. The common jersey NuheS
Meons scl az - 10 C. per Dbl Quotations.:
Potatoes. Rose, p Tomatoes, J. l. 40
DO Pecr'c-, ...-- ia 80 wsicrncons-
DO De- sweet Md g IOOTreij Oo6ls o.
Do DO va 5 65a g D. D. e es seq ga oos %
sqnashes, Mar. NuLuog mel0na. 80
Onions. Red, bb. O0a % Do oulinsry,N.J. 500 go
DO. whit. Boa - Cucuuofr lfckl,s, a. , ~
rGrIps, Russia 500 81 lCJO......... OJG 20
sJNDRiLs.
leessas e 70 .29529'a Honey Glove; fancy,
VINEGAR do. ..bbslHD Do Bu. INSTRUMENTATION
Feathers geese b3Oaf5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

Receipts the past week 09 bales; shipments 62l baies
Arrivals larger and many small os ~ await pa
CHI sers Trad try dull some - The above shipments "afo
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financial.
STATES OF AMERICA.
~ IN the Circuit of the United States for the Aiddo
Ala

DISTRICT 0f Alabama
Samuel 4. Strang,
No. 10.
The Montgomery and Eufaula
and In Equity.
Mason Young and others.
MOI.
The Montgomery and Eufaula
Railroad Company and Others.
Under and BY virtue OF degree entered IN inc ABOVE
fitted consolidated the 81 d1Y ~ jay A. ~ ~ =
undersigned Special Master Commissioners hereby give
notice fhaf In accordance with provisions OF said decree
they viii on Mon DAY, THE TWELFTH DAY o. NOnhM
BIER A. ID. 1871 at the Arts-sn Basin IN the CITY OF Won't
gomery the state 81 Alabama between noon ana thee
D. Of that dav. proceed 10 sell m public auction lnt
caah q tho highest bidder all the Railroad Of the said me
MONTGOMERY aud Eufaula Railroad Company ana AI INC
franchises rights, priv and immunfo 81 sai Company
all II. property of sud Company including ioaUJ iII
way dcpots workshops, tools aid implements, warehouses
and real estate Of every deception, together win an ne
fiyes ani all other property, real personal or mixed OF
any description Whatever Subject however 70 e
claim OF the south North Alabama Railroad company a.
provided in said decree ., -, &. a..
The purchaser such sale the amount DO IT. te
claims entitled 10 share IN the proceeds o su' W III
the order ana fho extent 20 which the same are thiu 10
De pad as provided in sIii decree 80, ,
purchasers compliance with the terms pi SAFE anu
the confirmation thereof by The Court convoy anSc ~" De
mado purchaser ye-tug ln sail purchaser an We uls
both Equity OF an the paru 10 -fn consolidate
subject only claim thereon 81 tno south snd
North Alabama Rail oad Company tAo same may De hAAy
adJudicated and determined. - 49, .,.-.r,.
]. W. DINhlck.
Special Master ColGinlssioheis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

8rooklnu properip 90 tct.

TO LET. very low, the desirable 3-s;ory
a and mcn brick dwelling 80 % Carroll ~ near
carroll PARK 10 desirable tenant The rui VIII Dr. mide very
reasonable Apply TOD T. COhNELi a Court bi0oSiih.
rENO LET-A handsome DWELLING, contaln-
ing al te modern Improvement: rrsi cas-. hesauDr.
mood Bron yn twenty inmates nom t1loA rory ar
DLrea's and Studd IS churches theft"ii las', "a
suD cellar: only 5000 per year Apf on liss Ia 's''
f.r.ou So near OImaul-p. TaNc fuitonsfe. ears
TsNO LET-A large brick DWELLING in mp
per pr. n Brookiyn and grounds VIA stable aaeh.d
tsafstyt. luc Il cars ready iAlls'',
With private blari room wanted TIE present occupant
ihc amen with bal family WOui tasc ar. ald rem
!" ,rorer uartv Address j. WALTER Shops. 10 B'rk'
man-sl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
Gouees nn0 farms Wdnteo,

Uouee5 mo (Irln5 UuNItu.
PAYMENTS WANTED III Ncw-lork City,
~ ON OF near street railroad good Episcopal school
HAYS of from .vsn suit OF cgt mae
rs al moderate cost Housekeeping. Address NJ. D. 40.
276 Purchase st Boston. Mass
A SMALL FARM wanted in exchange for
~ mrraye property Newark. \. J. Must BE- vi IA
two hous by rail New lers, have CONF lrtable Id
mrs high ground preferred. Address H. Tribune iPoen
Once, l,25s broadway.
GOOD FARM WANTED on easy terms or
~ long lease. Paricuar.Le in answcrns ioX 2uo tins
Ing L. |.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
Savings Banks

HARLEM SAVINGS BANK.-COrler Of
I2lst. and 3G2ve. DEPOSITS uadc on or before Ocio
Der 3, viii dtaw interest ron October I.
THOMAS Il. ThPPEN Pr dent.
EDWARD 4. REID, ADAM HERMAN Wee Press.
join $. kESiuN, >t0F.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
.rnRTu GERMAN LLOYD

" sTEAMsIIIP LINE BETWEEN NETWORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN. ...,
CoNIPANY'S PIER foot % SECONDST. HOHokES.
orER SATURDAY. sept 10 NEcKAK-. SATURDAY., sept ~
uLpMAN sal " !.SER. SATURDAY. oct q
RATES O PASSAGE iron, NEWiOKh - SOUIHAMI.
TON, uANRE, OR BREMEN 400 -,
FIRST CARIS 800. gold SECOND CABIN, 600, gold
STEEKAGE. $50, currency. - - ,,..,a
Return reduced rates. Prepaid Secrase NcH'
Gates, $50 currency
FOR freight or passage Apply 70 70 a po,i,, ,t,o.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

tceits for the weoK 6lg5 pkg- do las vook 41S pigs
nfnc week year 546l. Arrivals larger. bnt
he ts.sod demand Just equals Ibis gain m numbers and
crs sre unchanged They not very strong at cOsO
Quota ions 50, .,o
NJ and j. I. & doz - ~" Mc.t iIcsl pIme-- Jn<O
stale aud Penn ....2 Il west com 10 ilf'.'Iodlv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12
OFFICIAL RECORD or MORTGAGES.

9fi1e n 2ts' vas .... 5000
Blum. Morris, and Wle, to Chas ietefori -da'e 800
hfi., l.taeea IA sna Maa.aasyes ~ - 5000
N 2i S'i y ,i' TO- ., ..,. 1000
ir yesr. '-'' ~ - 1900
9.' a' 70 i'.., q, $500
CocEburi. 3fai .ha e., ani husband, u r. II Town ,
send 1ftiisr slave Fcats---- --.-.-.- f'i95
CocsDuru Martha A. and husband, To 4. ii 4 Town ,
sou.: T. . efiayf; t3oS
'S sca& 7iat n 5iave 1888
NSS%i. 'o- " join oo'.-o" 1900
va Van 10 % , v;s,s ~ - " -" 80. 1000
fGfic.9il j. y SAyA0ia Deputy Register
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

Send oui road articles The freight and other expenses eat
up roor goods everything good order. IN attractive
secures Xauuau, often "ncit
package vi sovc1y appearance ais PacE securely 50 Lac
ic nation " al EI allow The C1ntens 70 change aOHut ~
pIenty nj cs4l dr irpcut straw with ec-f. MIk lalY
WITH pIut-a ,tclcipate bcstad n0s" contents p. .Ae
or barrel. stating Tie send llittI ~ tlc
same time .idtii the route tlin etc an III
iHClosed hTrrl or BOY Always
state TIE packages secure Toy youhrh tcptt
ton goods Poi iii best shape ~ uia '" "A 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-12

~ ROBINSON WARREN & CO., will sell
1 inns tav at IL q A1ck. Exchange Saesroom, No.
m Broadway long list OF miscellaneous securities.
Dodge City times., 1877-07-28
Sherif's Sale.


NJ. Holman and J. c. Bronicke
VS..
Ed. o. Hougue, Louisa J. Houeue. A J. Pea
cock and Emma L. Peacock.
By virtue Of an order OF sale issued out of
the District Court in and for Ford county, State
Of Kansas, in the Ninth Judicial District, in
the above entitled cause, will. ON Friday, the
18th day Of August. A. d. ls77, at O'Clock p.
m. Of said day, at the door OF the court house,
in the city of Dodge City. Ford county. Kan
sas, offer for sale 1t public suction to the high
est bidder. for cash In hand. the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit:
Lot No. four ~ in block No. enc ~. Locust
street, in Dodge City, said county and State, as
appears BY the recorded plat Of said city.
Said real estate is taken as the property Of
said defendants, and viii be sold without ap-
praisement to satisfy said order Of sale.
Witness my hand st my once in said county
and State. this l4th day OF July, A. d. ISL.
CHAS. Z. BASSETT, Sheriff.
Dy L. z. DEGER. Deputy.
Rusgl0 Z sterry, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dodge City times., 1877-07-28
Last Of the Tilton-Beecher Matter.

A0os "a sn0
Theodore Tilton sailed for Europe last
Saturday with his son and daughters,
who are to remain in Germany, to be
there educated. And Tilton and his fast
friend, Moulton. have quarreled! Think
of that! ThInK of Frank Noulton saying
ne was "a blasted fool for throwing over
SO good friend as Beecher Tor such d-d
scoundrei as Tilton.n What it is all
about no one rs vet knows. Tilton de-
nies it. but there is no doubt but that
there is a coolness between the men, and
one that cannot be warmed into the old
time friendship. Moulton suffered terri
bly, by his staunch standiBg-by Tilton,
for it net only threw HIM out of the
society that he delighted in, but it ruined
him IN his business. He was compelled
to leave the firm in which he had . con.
Dodge City times., 1877-07-28
The SEASIDE LIBRARY.

Choice books no longer for the few only. The
best standard novels within the reach of every
one. Books usually sold from u to % gwen
unchanged and ansbridged) for 10 and ~
cents.
l. EAST LYNNE, By Mrs. Henry Wood.
2. JOHN HALIFAX, GENTLEMEN. by
=. JANE EYRE. By Charlotte Brouie.
4. SSSis WS%ss ~ aATER. Charles R.ade;s w.
,%F new np,sl RSIs!s NSl Si:: Verne. o'
8. THE LAST DAYS of PoMPEII. by
Sir Edw'd Bulwer Lytton. Single No l0c.
q. ADAM BEDE, By George Eliot.
8. THE R0u0is ARuNDEL Il, MOTTO. BY Mary ~
.. OLD ifsn MYbDEIToN's n1Hi siirslS MONEY. BY
10. THE WOMAN il WHITE. BY wiitie
Collins Double No. soc.
IL. THE MILL on THE FLOSS. BY Geo.
!. 1Hs EIie' 2S.eis sfs s9SAToR BY An. ''
thony Trollope. Double Nol 80. soc.
Is. A PRINCESS OF THULE, By WIN.
"a. THE fIs'ki DEaS HSuGlf SECRET sS1 BY wiiiie ''
Is. RoMoLA, By George Eliot. Single
ls. TIE ~ ENGLISH AT THE NORTH M
POLE. Bv Jules Verne. (Singie MOI lOc.
IL. HIDDEN PERILS, By Mary Cecil
Hay. (singie No) .................. l0c.
49, BAKBARA's HISTORY, BY Amelia
=, B. TKssIStE HsNsfSi. RSHsls RsSsrx4os, BY &c.
Chas Reade. (SinRle MOL. ............ 10c.
%. OLD CURIOSITY SHOP, BY Charles
Dickens. Double No). o).............-. 2oc
For sale by all Booksellers and Newsdealers,
or sent, postage prepaid. on receipt OF price,
BY GEORGE MUNRO. Publisher,
q, q and 25 vandewaier ST., n. Y.
p. D. Box 56s7.
Dodge City times., 1877-07-28

Interest paid on time deposits. All usual facil.
ities extended 10 customers.
Z. b. PLUMB, l.. I. HERITAGE,
President. Csshior
Dodge City times., 1877-07-28
H. P. NEISS,

Repairing done on short Notice In the ysry hest
Manner md dat..rcasoaable ns0,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-01
The Knife Lr,ck Again.

Last night Bill Frazier made an abor-
tive attempt to rope in victim with
that s,alest of swIndles, the knife tr OK.
The tempt WA. in Marhet sire ct saloon
o. d Bill becoming VITA by at his failure
to swindle the party he had in tow, gave
vent to his spleen by calling man
named Wallace q "d--n liar. >
This Understanding w,ri was no
sooner out ot Williams mouth
than Wallace struck him II
powerful blow in the face, sending bin
into corRer of the room IN n bunch
The crowd, however, iutertered and put
An end to further proceedings by hist
hing Frazier out OF the house, who Was
glad To escape with his scalp.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-01
The Mathews Light Guards.

TIE Mathews Light Guards met at the
Capitol bui ding last night, TO take into
consideration the matter OF uniforms and
other business Tor the welfare of the
company. There was good s,ten dance
of the members, and it WAS decided that
the uniform be of the color gray, with
dark stripes, the coat to De OF the cut
away pattern. Messrs. j. B. Lukens,
Charles Franzheim, Joseph Woods, John
Davenport and j. DIckey were appointed
committee to solicit honorary aud con-
tributing member, sad will probably
call on our merchants IN few days.
In this convection it should be borne
IN mind that contributing members to
the company are tree from jury duty,
which fact alone should persuade 8 pep
son 10 be numbered on the list.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-01
River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
showed s feet = inches.
The Emma Graham, en- ronte for Pitts.
burgh, Is due up this morning.
The Science departed for Parkersburg
on time yeste day.
The Courier arrived last night from
Cincinnati She will return to.day.
The Kerr departed Ter Parkersburg
yesterday morhiug.
The Ragon is to-day's regular Psrkers-
burg packet.
The O'Neil, Telegram, Gilbert and
Pbaeton are making their usual tips.
Morris Dorsey. clerk Of the Fanchen,
writes from YankloH, under date o! the
I'D: TIE Fanchon passed here for Vel
Iowstone to day, with + iuIl TIP Of
passengers. The pilots say the Fanchon
Is the best boat ~ handle in vii that has
ever come up the Missouri We stand
head of them.
By Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, April so River feet
and rising
CINCINNATI, April Solver 10 feet
10 inches and falling. Weather cloudy
aad cold. Arfvei-Dean, New Orleans
LOUISVILLE, April 30.-Departed-
Donnaly, Dean and Baum, Cincinnati.
River falling with 8 feet 10 inches in
the canal. Weather cool.
New ORLEANS, April 30.-Arrived-
Thomas Sherlock, Ohio river; John A.
Scudder, ST Louis No departures.
Weather clear and warm.
CAIRO, April 80. -Departed-Joe
Elem ng st. Louis; Blgley, S. Louis;
Geo. Tyler, Ohio river. River 3S feet
= inches and rising Weather cool; mer-
curry IS.
MEMPHIS, April 30.-The river hiss
fell inches. Weather ciear, mercury
81 deg. Departed-BIsmarck aud Belle
of Memphis, St. L,uis; Schrnck, CiHcin-
natl; Garrett and barges and Chss. Nor.
gar, New Orleaus.
ST, Louis, April 30.-Arrived--
City OF Helena, VIck, burg; Belle OF st
Louis, Cambridge. Drpsrted-Wsr
Es. lie, keokuk; Red Ciobd, Fort Ben.
ton. River fallen inches. Weather
cloudy AMI cold frost last night.
EVANSVILLE, April Weather
chi,h, cloudy; wind from the west a. d
north, brisk and cold; mercury 80 to 81
deg. RIVER Is Lilo ,eet and sllrng
Port List Up-ldiewld, Damsel, Mag
gle Smith, Lee, Grey Eagle, Evansville.
Business very light.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-01
xEIaHBoRHooD NEWS.
BELLkIRk.

BELLAlRk.
TIE Light Guards drill twice month.
SOME II the Murphyitss are returning
70 the lowing bowl"
FMDAY is payday st the Bellsire
nail works
JOHN FARITY, who has been sick for
some time, is able 20 be out again.
The City Light Guards expect 10 ba
armej, and fully uniformed by the goth
instant.
FATHER RYAN. the Southern priest
poet, will lecture 10 this place next
week.
CUMNISs s. WALTERS have been
m akiug some large shipments OF man
ties.
MARKET days are Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and SATURDAYS. Twelve stalls have
been sold in the market house Tor three
months.
TIE LiederKranz hold weekly meet
Ing, for practice, 10 Zilch's Hall This
society contemplstes giving sn entertain
!
ALDERMAN SULLIVAN, son OF Col.
Sall,van. died Sunday night de has
been suffering with cancer Of the stomach
Tor several months.
Mg.sRs GRATTES, CULLEN s. Go. have
rece wed new.sty lie door pate. 1t Is o.
brass, finely curved and was made In
Winsted, Conn.
The K of P's will parade and drill On
the pubic squsre il the course OF week
or two. The Wheeling. Ban wood, Mar
tins Ferry and Barhesville lodges ARE
expected, his they have an invitation 10
attend.
The rite Of confirmation which was to
have been administered in 81. johns
Catholic church, last Sunday, has been
postponed for several weeks on account
of the church edfce undergoing some
repairs.
THERE is a current report among the
Csthonc population. that Mons. Cha
tsrie, rector OF the American College in
Rome, will preach sermon in st. John
church soon. He is soliciting aid among
the American Catholics for the college.
LAST SATURDAY., between eight and ten
o'clock, one of the narrow. guage engines,
and con ,truction trains coming from St
ClarsviIle, on the b. Il st. Z. railrosd,
run into push car. and badly if not seri-
Dusty Jared Mr.. Flanagan, the boss OF
the road.
MICHAEL Dunn, who claims TO have
hailed from your city, got on II bender,
last Sunday, IN this place. he was
taken in, and Dunn Tor by the police to
the tune OF So and costs. Michael paid
his fae, and left yesterday morning for
parts unknown, believing thai he had
Dunn his part by Bellalre.
ALEX. AULT. who is an honorary men,
Der of the Light Guards, which, under
the State law, exempts him from road
taxes, has been sued for said taxes, and
is. by the decision rendered in his case
compelled to pay his road tax. The
Light GuarcS claim that this was not u
AR test case, and will further test the
law on this subject.
BENwOoD.
A NAIL feeder in the Benwood Iron
Works, WAS taken with the cramp last
Friday, snd died from its effects Satur
day. He WAS buried from his home IN
Richietown Sunday evening.
JOE ALTMEYEa, has secured the boss
packers position in tho Benwood Iron
Works.