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Tlc small h"Iy nt p:tru,intrd rcfnsincrs MP
.'!AIt!c thc bravery Of s.intnt in t.ns deliver
vrn;na',Alltirs; Int til" hulk nj ru't "tiE4t'n
ccnsur,sl iht a,lsl:uift VI the nra'''s, S'l fok"t
vii. fn't lrn!n& u1p,s, hi in:ufe acii,n. Sr'te-
tIt1rsi, The ht"rl II lifted :'tinlncr cal nf bl+
thr peculiar ,u,~ Grs lie tr'srssc'l. IL tayeh the
way Tor tiis !EiHre renwn: nf"t fltIe. At tho
trcnfr" III new and glorious Earccr the ftlltt,r
nt ls Me,ilntr, for the time, takes lave Of hm.
HANDSOME LCvESitEs.
F1>rsK AND 1iss FLOCK. i>v Mrs, D, T. SAND.
sew Sew yesi ::' T. r. po,,on s' e. sso.. u. ia.
ri:ssY tst' Tii'r''E~ FAMILY: A. sronr ron ora
LtrrL. isn4s Axh t:tn',s: Hy Mr.: ". !. sssn.
rn"p. Au,hnt NJ ''1hc hose Dale 1'"oks. New
Ynrk: L. J.. Tuition 4 10. svo., pp. l"i. Price,
rlI LITTLE nl..,wa ,.ot'sE, AND THE GILL;
S"ns s..s,av M.': ~ s'5 9",4 +. y Su1"n a' 4 CO..
ah,e"s": 'an,rs. Nec'ufx 4 Gu. "so.. pp.
Th. I;'s .'"lh,," IT, Scw Y';s; H.;s,, 9; +
'Sut t2 !'ss sSo " 1,;,, as f;r tks Il ~ ,,Ars Ayn
MtsttArS A. ti!"ttras'l r. Edittgn of ,,t,tl,ct
tiaoic.;'', rhr Designs ny t.rcv q. M"n-r.
New yo.k: u. r. t'utrsn's sims, ChMsco:
!a',%nn. Mc'lur. 4 Co. l2a1",. pp. :'o1. lf'tc,
riit; jlMNyAp.1ss: .s., t,ruxs srom... ny
Mira, 4. 1t hfAH. AMttnr ri t''rhc William.
lttnry Lrstcr..' etr- lh.4tnn; La.nrs X. ~.
gt"I 4 Ia. Chieaeo: liadtcy iista. Il co.
1"m".. np. :.6.. rrec. sl.!h.
Another consignment ri handsnme Juveniles
viii, Et'~in. rnvers, charming pictures, an,l
| ast',IsnY ktnrlrh, give pr'of that fur The
Christmas sc:.sn tlse chltdrrh's tlatIns receive
generous provlks,,n. Mcskrs. Tuition a. Co
equip t1lclr ln'iay luoks with every arcrestrt
tilat Tan fasti,i.tc the yu,lthfnl intelligence
The three hooks by Mrs. Aa,nlfor.l. intendet
Tor little people lately esra''cA from the
nursery. arr brought out In Nil tngcntt'1sly
tapt,yatlng stylc- 80 ml,cll pictorial art Is cx
rn1Irtt. evrn on tic tsvers, That Cts,l deal n
study will te required IL exhaust tt.rsn. Thci
the calIttnts af these cAskets 4uilc equal tlet1
| exterior IN attractiyentHs.
Mr.. EsClcStn.f's p" 1'ti,,. .tsrntt,cr Scrics." 0
which the "SEna1-f'nys" 4 III" t!l't,! number
urc wnrtly ot MI praise. They may sersc 4
nl,dr!s NJ Juvenile literature. ttlst"ry Is com
tone t":rrali.,.s tl,eIr sentiment c,uvcys y niura
jeason wtsu,iI any .iircst mud lry ns,,iiealit,t,
1t Eteti merely he said u slr. lfabbcrtun'
t,th,k That Il IL a holiday ctlit!un Ut "t>tttc
lcu,lc's Children" II IL cml,c!sllr,i will, RI
pHcst'se Illustrations, and is III 1l POINTS lcatl
| prta1uccl. I, 49,,
Mrs DiaZ always s],!ccs lcs c1lf1rrn't kioFc,
will, Erra A,A.ur, ain little folks fintl tier e
dcrs Jonng heartily In the mlf,h s'IG cu,,tInIs
~ excite Thrrr Is great VARIETY Of ftin ",
,p1.,entr In "The Jimniytons" "; hence tlr
book will lit rcckonc.l Is c1cf as1lung It's lei
| iuXx.
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~ Ls.A1sr.ss

The third volume Of Ian tor the present
yeat-com ptisin. the weeklY numbers tos June,
july, a,,d AuYust-has reached its Amertexn
subscr!bers. This really magnificent art-tuaEa-
clue contains in Its A9 pages eighteen tius etch-
ugs BY sixteen different artists besides almost
timitless number Of wood cpgraytugs and repro
duetlous by phosoRssyure. Many Of ths4a full
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THE PoETlcAL WORMS or coLEniD0E AND
kRATS. WsrA \ AxMolN or EACH. Fanr
ss@ Sslsn*' I'LL II IT'S rosfieS ? &&,iS: RI, O. MoEr ss
NcHNS. WtTH NKHulR. 'rhFsx Volumes tu
ssI Ssi S Y9i op peasSoa 5 Pes sb,e.:o s 1.aSe; S:y
Bros. 4 ca.
Ths chaste and tasteful edition OF the BHt.sh
poeis !s&uel BY the Kircrsiac Press IL tnaugu-
rated by the abose.uamcd volumes. The works
OF Coleri1ge are reprinted frou. the LoudOn
edition VI 1882, which MAS published under the
AupGryisiun Ut tho poets Eou aud daughter.
They are Introduced 6Y a urmtnr written bv
sara Cu,eridse. Ana esnbelliehe.l by portrait Vt
Cuse1tige. The pue,uA of kcat. are af>o ~.
xotilp4tite1 b. \ biographical aketch and jor-
trait. The poeln& vi nurns apteaE acru1l!ns tn
the arrangement Ut ho1trt Chambers Ill hts
ELLIE aul Worka OF burma" published III lsea'
The ,neulois af hurns ID that given tt the
eighth edlt!on III the "Eucyeionsafa Britannica" !"
.Ih!e edition of the British pocts will be rUln-
piels in dity volumes, Ole Or n'ofs authors
being i5sue1 every month. II ls In cunscuicnt
library foru,, &ni u = pusscsaioa " bs coveted
A DEFENSE or CIIR1sTIAN1Tf.
THE BEGINNlNGS or CHRISTIANITY: Wlru
VIEW or rux sTAr8 ~ TUE koAA4 NoRth At
THE pinru uY CnaasT. By 0xoAGK r. FlsAEn-
y. D.. Professor of Ecelesaat!eal N1ssoty In ials
College: Author Of ;. Es.sys On ths supeEnatura!
otlsn Of Chr.t.Antty." .'Tas ksfofus!.o.:. =, :"
Chicago: lladley BEua. i to. bsu., pD. sol.
This volume Is founded un course Of lectures
delivered BY Prof. Fisher u she Lowell lnati-
tute, Boston, III tho spring of 1876. Ia object
4 10 shoH that Christ appeaEsd in the fvuAs4a
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SPARES OF SC!ESCE:.


4 tsern1a,t SrLcn,,.' I..i+,,ui .O,.tAlnA an in
tercet!nr pa,wt IN ths Iltr tm1nts Ut tht vlrlI-
worm. ht u. IiciIs+n, naturalist wl,u la. lad
te subject uIirr examination f,,r ttninl,rr IT
year,. T.M structure III wsl,h the rarthwurtn
tlNcl.s CONSISTS 1T y tal": penetrating the ratth
aIu.ost yctti,rity fa iaITre, f'ur. nr *vru slx
feet. Sbstrtmnc> The lusu ht,nls 1nrlzONtally
after rr:lclln: u cerlam slrItli .lnwbwaris, hut
t!lurr tsclurntiv IT, - Wl,tlv vertical. At tho
buttot,t nf thsx t,ilr tlr wsrM tcs will! tLe heal
uyxanfs. 1,l wet wcatIwr the M,1uit a,,l,.,als
r.,1ne to ti,r surfaev ut night, amt. with tho
p<,hter,nr rnd Tcsl,ain,si. III lhs tube. hc1Tts
ruu,l.l u!nnut o,, thc erAln.l fnr vegetable mat
ter,-falsn Strt.n. leaves. AMI ktnaal brancllrs.
Thusc pla,tttrlgIncutn they traw inta The tube,
--exrl, iraI bcIn,: lint rall..t together xnl
dragged 1nln tllr caSe, leaving tile stem pro-
lev;it,. atsoyr erullMl
THE por,i.'n N te tlthc IA fnalat and k0ft. In
winch enr,tsslnm un!y vuh tllc warm tp,Hune II.
Thc worm gs,sw. awas VI II fnr siayh. but never
draws IL s!ccla.r intu its cell. Gradually tho
tutc bcru.nrH llllrt3 with The e1etetunA 0f It's
ueru{,autt, wlIel, .Dtisist Of u blacK substance
llks tho slct lrai-lno'a that gardeners use.
Sometimes abandoned tuhca ars found filed
witt th. substance. whls1t Is u vast Importance
VI u frrtiizc. i poor soils. Tic cllent.ral cun-
!osltian vi the worm itself is similar to that Ut
tcrtlla hunn's. The assertion that thr earth
worln gnuws roots, II. llensen llas not found
any evidence tu sustain. No roots gt,awel by
tl,e animal have lact seen, ntlr any fresh pletes
VI plsuts In the contenis Of the iEtest,nc ot tbs
worm.
lu The co,arte af Ills experiments, ". Hensen
PLACED tWu worms IN Z glass tAt u,is and one
half fret In diameter an,a huluin@ depth o(
Dne anu onr~iialf feet uf sand. tlaycruf fallen
the wu1nla quietly fell to work. In aI'uut six
weeks utaIy tcnyeS were drawn d0wn lhren
l,lcAea into lte tults. while the surface Of tho
sand ~as roscscd with l'uaut ofle en-. in hight,
ttI+
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tHt$ Hp3f4FtfEkltk III luC NSAkEt III NbHuuFlss
through whicl! Iansteas ghost ouce wandered,
ii. SArjou1 hayt:
tine u thrss served ~ the prison Of ths heant'.
fui caroline Matilda Here shr ~, ronaned. aftes
from arr Puacr of Chri.tianl,or: and si,s rrnsl,'
I'd prI.oneF in is gloomy castle. exlh%ea ~ nv
hlast1 Ut tyery wlnsl. IN ftoni vt that 1ark Surtl-
cru ae& covered will Ice 1nl annW: anG heie shf
passeA long month. m raa recollection that she lind
been queen, aud thAf, sIs*' rho 4sd also bees, =
Un ttat day. say the chronclers OF tie time. tho
pun haA. for few minutes. plerced throu2h tic
chilly wntcr.tulst: Tue Vnecis sisasd 10 ~ ont.
custom. She worr FI1uR lA4,ts aAu long l'tlLsse
Aul had her beautiful hair hidden nulsE \ fur Cap
ing. A. usual. slruva.te aticnutd her. When lhey
passed The paiaee-gasc hand. the Quteu' hoth
eI., rai.ed curtain. aud polptct oui to Christian
"" Chf,s,tan % III ii. ',nolhsr exchanged u dark
/ Etnuce. WMhult \ slh.lc word having ba1n opo-
kcu. they undsrsto"d each other.
da.ned ut II full EaiIop s!ons the sssaues oI
FtcAcEik'bots :rAe h.,r Of tie Queen. nufasten;
| down up,ln bsT shoulders. struenser secured II
aIa,l,. and OVER tha hxEdsnea snow. asrt which
they wetc riding. thsse wssa ~ b. tstn. the neal
t!ar, lhu lrAces VI tMeif 6orses 4es clpsc toselh
! IT. caatoul,ded with each other. Then they ~.
turned. thinking only OF their love. anu paying TIC
hosl u the dark. angry looks Of ths c*''u"n pet;
plv whom tAty tnst tn tlu way, Who were enrsEed
il The Queens d,srcsara Vt appearances, and lhe
favor which shs las,sled on fo5s'sutt.
IN 9He EAtntH* kAttt Nn1 y JAIL ~ VIE PA'kEEs-
onu VI shoss fetea Lieu eisen Ut the Northttt
C0usta. ~trte slie love 0t pleasure IND scIsus
qualification knew Iclthcr rcslEstat nor limsl.
Caroline Nat.!d4 was radiant With grace Ant
beauty, stsutiIAee. slways al her SIDE. eouadcat
IN hcs favor, saw oH the features ot The ksls NJ
t1Aco u .aa tSErtble passIoua which sc.tatel his
mlnd. Tit assembly came 10 end. Then Il*rt
~aAA great svniuit. followed hy deep sIenes.
Tt+ Queeu- lEanscl !rn. hrf Apartments, v ~ bur
ned along The road ~ EIslnuTe aud shut NJ 10 TIN
furtrtsA. Strucnses wss sfrssaSd aud CARRIED b.
| tors his judges.
sl.lstiy Aftes 4 scadVlli was 1Alsed III the e..
| pIanxdc Of fertefb9u. htFuen4ec #aa bcheslc1,
and tls Qneeu wsnt ~ LII exile ~ Hanover, u 0s
thu reader Will u0t+ that shc picturesque
loytug Frsuchn.nEl wlshhohta all mention Vi
| kt4t4 rea4ous tur lhe r1eculaouuf Stsuenxee ant
| Ybr bau,st,ptpt Vt Caro!ine Matilda. 1t bctteI
| suits his ldea vi ruu,4nct to have Mtag,idet
passion aluhe accountable for tho obstruction VI
| ths f4sed pair.
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MEMniH ANU AEtIEhS pF NAAHLES HQMs
NEit. by EnwAnn l.. l.xnrk, Vols. !. ami y.
No,tou; Tpperts l,rns. Chicago: Inns+n. Nc.
clpsg i CO, Hso., pr. 3su-+o:I. Price. 81.
Thcte two octayo volumes, including together
nc.rly 500 pages. carry tho memoir of Charles
Summer only to his 35th year. and 10 the date VI
tho Fo,,rtlro1July oraf!on m "Ths True
Grandeur Of Natlons," by whicl, he for the first
time excited public notice, aud latd the step
ping-sto To Ills subsequent grea. en!nence.
The events Of his life asc narrated with such
minute detail BY thu blographer. ami 80 much
spaca Ii given to hls correspondence. that the
largest lisuts usually accorded to the history
Of distinguished men are exceeded before the
records Ut hts career are more than half SIT
down. To complete the Memoir at tlts rate Of
progress, We may expect several additional vol.
umes Of magnitude cqaaltug these now be-
fore Us.
FROM MF. PIctee's creumstant!at account OF
the antccelcnts of Charles Sumner. We leafn
that bis family was OF English o1gin, and rs-
tabllshed III The County Ut Oxford nrarly thre1
centuries ago. William sumner itnnalgtateA to
America, with his vito and three SONS, in HE'S,
aud fixed bis residents II, Dorchester, Mas. This
early settler In the HaY.State Colony was the
founder Of tbs American family Of Summers.
from whvh thu renowned statesman wAa de-
scsnded. Tracing the lineage down to the
father of Charlie. Sumner, It Is shown that the
bearers OF lis name were generally men os
stusay. manly qualities, Loyalty devoted to the
performance Of public aud private duties.
Charlie. Plnckney Hunnrr was a graduate Of
Harvard Collcge, aud 4 wcIl'read and a.ptFtng
lawyer. HI was married In 1910, aud. fntlsnK
The task Of supporting rapIdly.tncreasius fatn-
jly a hard matter With the stuall Income result
Ing from his profession, hu became Deputy
.fa IA EF.Ak3y
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tiu good tn = professional point vi view, and
their conviction nrpget In the enl to1esably
attur his return but the social triuinpha hc had
~ long enioyeI IN Europe we're ltnt without
elect upon htu, aud the NE VI drudxery to
which be c1.na s,aek seetned tcdtuus aud rt-
pulslve in e11.trast with The exciting DAYS
abruall. - ] c3nnot but tAtnk." writes W. ".
2lnsy. w1Io studied IN Summers oltce. and was
for twu years III constant a4soc!attun with hlrt,
"that ,fysnaHnesa the w"ols atssFsouF's Of h''
At tine. auslug these years he suffered great
dep!e.stun FROM tbs failure to rcaize lls ta1ly
dreams, snd his splEstA were oveFwhrlLned
with gloom. liz kax manY Of hts friends sur
pasa hiFn III the strife fur professions! honors,
aud tue rewards that accrue trotA popular
abilities aud successful pursuit VI fortune.
His talept4 we're not ok the Kind that eoni-
maud immediate recognition. 1t 10 Kcnsas that
OF that ulytne gf,. liu had luatend thu 4uali-
tlek Mhich make slow conquest4, Aul YET. per-
haps, the most c0nlplete aud lasting that are
achieved by napx,na. He VAS equipped !oF 10.
GEite toll ind for iu1nlte endurance, and he who
i. thus prepared for the bxtt!e u life seldolu
fails tu be victor IN the eu.l. The pure prausl-
pies, The high tuuEuXs. the uuhentsnG rrso!l"
lion. the scholarly aspirations, The gen,irinah1y
tEastbx ul bis fatheE, were all TeHeWel u sum.
ner, aud awaited nut the hour aud tls uppurtu'
| nifty u p1ovs hIn i leader AMONG ueu, ht to
/ suctur for!osu hope, " gu!da peEtlous re-
form TO Righteous conclusion
IL 1913 Suiluer Wa& Invited TO deliver zoe
FuurtA-uf.July orat,ull, III fremont Temple, be-
fore thc eit,zeus ol Boston. lie had ss yet
achieved no particular distinction 0s speaker,
aud h,s irssuas awaited With anxiety the
fruita Of lhs OCCASION. Ths hAli was flled
on the day appointed with al audience repre-
seutiug The t,nest culture Of tue Commonwealth
OF A4ssas husetls- With calm and stately aaan-
| Der sumner delivered fe1ytd aud eloquent ad-
dreas, directed against the practice ut war
Among uattous, aud assalliug without Lear u
seEupla tue preluaiees u the majority Of thosc
listening 10 hl1u. tbs speech xx1 tusIiblE &nd
!ucislye argument. and k1ndled great excite.
meat, vhlgh ap5esa Throughout As country.
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At1'rp1,]f,a,f,ArrIY.

MEMOIRS uf cAitfo GoLM,Nl. Trans,stsd
trum Tho Oririnsl French bJ !nu~ lIlAch. Will
j"n,e. T Il. o9soo, = Co. chleas": iis,,ley is,"s.
= 70. Ltttls'Class,c Style. pp. An. Price.
t;ohloni, ths father at the modern Italian
cou,cuy, |. introduced to the American public In
thts tifth yo'ui,,c of Messrs. OsCool u Co.'s
library of "Cs,utre Auioblographtes.' Few Of
The rralers for whom his histury Is nun repro
s!tl.e, have heard Of his ualDe, vet In hts own
iaay Its inllucucr upon the ltn}ian drama, an,l
therefore upon The italian people. WAS great
anil lelleilrrnl. and hts fa.uc Is still gratefully
cherished a;nurg his rountFyfnen.
Goldon WIS burn ut Venice III l7O7; was cdu-
catc,l for the practice Of law. aud even entered
ths profession, but, having written successful
hai hccu bred, and devntcd h'u!se'l to the work
at u PLAYWRIGHT lie COM Dutcd III All abhut t.N
runt,Iics, Il nut,tWr OF which are still retainr.!
Oh the st:l.c. When tfo.ion began Il, wrt.r Tor
tile Theatre, masks were still In usc ly thr per
formers. MI! every ptay, contar,ird thr sh~k
characters, Harlequin. ficrrot. fantc!sHl, etc.
These were supplied with stHIpsy the outline VI
ati nrtu. which, wills filed ouL with dialogue
inlproy.scl by t1lc PLAYERS. ln the krss colnr-
ltss uf the yOlt,G atlr llc followed Tie stcrcts
type,I r,IsttSs tut tllcr restrictions were soon
dssrcc;lrict!, the dia'ocue was cnt!rcly wtttet,
oui, an.4 80 much ,loyrlty was presented lta the
standard characters ~ to render them aftuo*i
nrl.tu:ll creations. The innovations made tiy
tiuttie,sf were recognized improvements, aud
eventually established thorough reform Of The
III The ". Of 81 l;ul.1oni went to Paris ia
write tor tI,e Italian Theatre Of that city. II,
WIS apru,ltr. Inrtructor in tho Italian Language
to thu three daughters nf Louis W., rccctynG
am annual pension u a,0ol lrx,,ts lie was hap
pily married, aInl died itl 1Isl, aEcl Is.
Atr. llOHells ffMls much rgAeInblanCr 10 Gold.
III rf l$ol
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-08
MOONSEiINE.
Some efforts" on Mars and His
Mo0ns-How 10 Save Gas Bills.

We have been thinking about Mars
and his newlv-discovered moons. We
will net 90 into such tritling questions,
us why Mars should be masculine and
Venus feminine in planetary gender, or
enyeigh against the want OF astronomical
gallantry in Surrounding al the male
planets with satellites, and placing the
ladies solitary and alone to roam at large
through illimitsble space, but let Us rather
discuss the rais0n detrs ct dc NON etre Of
of all these moons. We find that neither
Mercury nor Venus are supplied
with satellites, that is, so far as
the researches of our moon discoveries
have extended. The earth has but one
moon, and this gives, too, but short a.
lowa.ce OF light, and adds greatly to the
expenses for gss in Wheeling and other
cities. Mars, if it has three moons no
doubt saves this much in annual expen-
ditures at lesst, which is q great blessing,
while it is 81 80 thousand, and the pres
sure OF the times are so heavy. There
can be no dark nights IN Mars or Jupi-
ter, and midnight crimes must neces
ssrlly be diminished, and that is another
looping off in expenses to which We are
subjected, The police force Is neces-
sarily smaller, and here, also Is
great saving. Then they have
moonli 5ht every night, and what a
blessing to signing lovers who swear by
"yon moon" you know. Then. as ligh:
increases the growth of vegetation, what
big cabbage8 and fine celery and long
cucumbers they must have IN Mars. And
thus we come TO another point. Why
should Mars be blessed with eternal
moonshine, and we on earth be deprived
of it more than half the month? This Is
important, and brings US to real scIeA-
tific, deduction, which is, that in th" be
ginning the earth had more moons ttan
one, and some time remotely, IN the pre-
historic age, was fully supplied with light
by two or more OF these usetu! satellites.
Then, we are asked, what has become
of the rest OF the earth moons? We coz
fdentIy answer, they "burss up'-eN.
ploied, and blew all to Understand that
is how the meteors and falling stars
come. And now will we ever have any
more moons, and get rid o! our city rs
expenses? That is question we must
leave to the astronomers OF the WASH.
lngton observatory. As to the question
OF lunacy, we think this theory explains
that also. They nave no madmen in
Mars, Tor as the moon is never in the
dark, their lqcid moments last all the
year round. With this lucid explanation
we drop the moon for the present with
the suggestion that it would be very con
venlent to have a lot of new moons always
on band like the mCol in "Our HERES
for the police 20 take in or set cut As the
exigencies OF the time might require moro
or less light.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-08
THE COU kES.
Yesterdays Proceedings in In" Dill
ferent Judicial BOdieS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-JUDGl
JACKSON.

JACKSON.
The grand jury, consisting of the fol-
lowing gentlemen were sent out TO con-
slider presentments: William 5. Cos
horn, William II IRWIN, 7. u. Smith, J.
p. Shallcross, Z. II. Logan, IL. N. List,
Jeremiah Mason, j. K. Hubbard, Louis
C. Stifel, A. w. Campbell, l. 5. DeIa-
plain, Robert Simpson, NJ. Il. Hobbs, j.
A Campbell, John Mcclure, John b.
Lukens, Charles H. Collier.
The following petit jury was returned
rs summoccd by the Marshall: VIM.
Oils, George W. Taggart, Daniel |.
List, George G. Black, Benjamin Fisher,
John Campbell, Samuel NJ. Morrow
Chas. A Brockmyer, Edward w. Ragon,
Samuel NJ Bel, 9. G. Allen, Samuel NJ,
Suedeker, Thos..J. Carskador, VIM. Il.
Irwin, ID. j. Maxwell, Columbus Shrews-
bury, Gordon B. Gibbons Basil j.
Campbell Jesse w Plsttenburg, John
K. Donahue, Samuel George, Joseph w.
Gallaher, Robert }. Gardner, w. IL. Il.
Flick.
In the case of the United States VS.
Daniel Shrodes, charged with illegally
selling cigars, a verdict of guilty was
rendered, and in the case of the Same VS.
Same. charged with illegally selling
liquor, verdict of not guilty was rem
dercd.
Mr.. w. 5. Wiley was admitted to
practice, on motion Of }. d. Ewing,
ESQ.
The time of the afternoon session was
taken up in setting civil causes, and II
appears probable that the term Will con-
tinue through the whole of next week.
COUNTY CoUET-JUDGE BOYD.
In the case Of Rachael Mckee vs.. L.
Booking and II. B. Wheat, answer was
filed.
In the case of the State Us. Michael
Fisn, appealed from Justice Hughes,
the judgement of the justice was affirmed.
In the case Of 0. " Reed vs.. Gilbert
Erlewine, motion to quash attachment
on the ground of jurisdiction in this
court, was argued and submitted.
In the case of j. Ii. Pipes vs. y.
Gillespie, certified to court by W. Ii.
Caldwell, justice OF the peace, judgment
was rendered for plaintiff for $500.
p, ter Rinkes was appointed adminlstrf-
tor de bonus non, with the will annexed, f
the estate of John Rucker, deceased; vice
Peter Rucker, resigned; bond 500, with
Chas. Dougherty as surety.
Adjourned TIL this morning At 9
O'clock.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Henry Album, disorderly, lined two
dollars and costs. Paid.
O'Hare, disorderly, fined five dollars
and costs Paid.
Lawrence Welsh, stealing a hat, fined
twenty dollars and costs. Committed.
George Price, Iounging 10 the market
house, fined one dollar and costs. Com
mitted.
The rule issued against Chas. Meyer,
for failing to attend court, wss dismissed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-08
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Notes Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.


CAPT. &. 5. s BARON, OF the Light
Guards, is at Marietta and Is on the
Governors staff.
Col. PooRMAE will deliver al address
on the labor question at the city nall
next Monday night.
The City Council at its last session
awarded the contract for building 8
culver: in the Fifth ward to Mr.. A.
StarltZ.
Hon. NJ. A. FoRAN and Hon. 6. l..
Converse will address Democratic
meeting on the public square tonight.
Every one should hear these brilliant
speakers.
Mr.. WIN. BARNARDs. jr., gave pleas
ant entertainment at his residence on
Gravel Hill, last Wednesday, in honor OF
Miss Burnett, of Delaware, y. who Is
visiting him.
Mr.. ALEXANDER CLOHAN, OF the Filth
ward, and James McGregor, of the
Fourth ward, have handed in their
designations as councilmen, to the City
Council, to take effect October first.
THURSDAY evening, "ulle vi /. on HSA
was engaged in blowing in the field on
this side of the river NJ BensOn's Ferry,
one of the horses which he was working
| kicked him in the abdomen. The beast
| did not get fair kick at Mr.. Snyder or
the result would have been more serious.
Fortunately Mr.. Snyder was not hurt.
THE Greenb back Workingmen's party
of this county met in convention at Bel
mont Wednesday. and nominated the fol-
wing ticket
Representstives-G. w. Scots, of Bel
laire, and Robert MARSHAL, of Pease
township.
Clerk-F. f. Drummond, Of Kirk
wood.
Auditor-Albert Vickers, of Bellsire.
Treasurer-E. Heskett, of Goshen
township.
Recorder. T. Reed, of Pease town
ship.
Prosecuting Attorney-John F. kel-
ley, of BellsIre.
Commissioner-W. j. Groves, OF Kirk
wood.
lnGrmsry Directory. McKeever, OF
Union township.