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THE SUoH fNAtEH-MEEIISH
atFa'wcl 1tnil yesterday was largely attended, and
han. Tho cxcstses were opened with tho riugng
Of lho hymn. "Ol. what shall to 10 10 savcdY"
Tho 1tey. T. II. Davis read requests for prayers
from 1foqnots, Gcnctno, nrltdwoot. ILL.,. Du.
hugnc: and Pine 1ssand MINI. for physician md
fonF business sncn In this cftr: for eon, BY =
mother; by father for tho conversion OF Enn:
from wtfd and muthrs In 'rcu1ah, WIS.,, far tho
restoration Of lc. hn.hand to health and the con.
version Of her daughter; from daughter for hct
parents; by q frtcnl for buaness man In thts
eisy for two broihcEs and their families; and for
the Divine blessing on tho works Of Nossrs.
IN, answsr so Tic requests: tue Rcy. Arthur
Mitchell oiIered PRAYER. Tho hymn "ffco from
'hs whtfs ,o" tn liz tex, Of hi. a.eouo
Of The. ehap.cr,. IT. dcdnstfons tom tno .test
saso hsa %s fss 0fss eesy ,e e009
been eallc. BY God. ne tho children Of 1sFael had
6sS y ;o g .a !" s ss o
had nothing TO do but to conseefasc themselves to
'es, M; mro,anab,n .,np ,bo hvmn commcnc,nr.
.'oh. Father. waT Il ionc ior nef' his wito joia:
Ing In tho chorus and performing the aceompant.
Tho Rev. Mr. Patkhnrst offered prayer. md OPP
psnprtate remarks wcre made hy Mcss!s. Montgom-
erx. and annlall. rhs latte,s i from Indiana.
Justification Of Christ, and urged the unssved onca
y The ha to e 9ppq@any sE1 @ sa9ea 5 bs
~ The yn io asu .ho
Errxnton, and the meeting was dismissed With the
cIin,.7tAy WORKERS. uxtoa.
Tho newly. organized Christian Workers Union
OF tho West Side, composed Of ladics beheyolcntly
snd tegiousy ti,s!iaea. ule: ycste7ls1 morn!ng At
sSe: SS IL "e'' s'A''s0' street. A''' DsS'o'' pre-
Tho Secretary read Il constitution for the. guild
ance Of tho association. and 1t was adopted with
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CANADIAN NEWS.
Passover ~ Religious -.- Commenta OF tho
Toldon "Tisnes" an The Free.TFado Quea-

',s ,,,.'. -. 49,. 1o'enta o. tne
..onao" "e'"es" an sne ffee'1Faao nue'-
tlon' ..--..-..- ..-.....
MONTREAL, March 28.-Tho Jews arc making
prcparattons fur the Passover on an extensive
.c,to th5s 10, ri. .oa,oh-o,tn, ~.
e.a.u sa0 1sa.' uo w, tua''e'eeo 1'''
eogurs during tho next eight. days.
Tho Protestants OF thIs CITY to-day held n
tnass.ncetinv under tho au.nfce. NJ tnc protr,t.
~. nofcn.o a,1ta""e ,st"e a,h" =. tuo =, ,a,
Ing ministers wcrc prcscDt. Objection having
bccn raised to tho nnme OF the Association, It
was resolved that It be changed from tlo
r-o,.stan, noyon.a A,,t,ncu -. - r,.,, p,..s.s
a'a,ss,"n 4.1ansu ~ t'o Sssaa nhn.s
ASSOCIATION a new constitution ~as adopted.
, 1877-03-29

The Rov. Dr.. Arthur Mitchell will preach this
evening at Railroad Chapel, State street, near
Fourteenth.
A meeting Of tho Mcxfcan.Wa Veterans will ho
held this evening n o'clock at tho Sherman
House eiub.rooms.
Passover services will be held at Tho Bnai sho1on
Temple. Michigan avenue, between Fourteenth
and Sixteenth streets, to-day and Tomorrow, CON.
menc!nG nt q o'clock 4. nj,
Friday At II Il. m, services viii ho held at 81:
Fanl's Reformed Episcoral Chnreh+ eorncr Wash.
lngton and Ann etrccts. l,tshop Falows Will on.
eintc asssted BY acrrfal Dt the clergy Of the lie.
fofn,cd Epl-copAl church.
The Clttzens' Association at Chicago srqnetts all
pcrsonB having information 10 glvc nr ton,rlant.
~ make In the matter Of, tho lark Cpnlnissfonese
investigation. now In praercas IN this city. to send
Room 10 Merchants building.
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IfYDROpUOBIA.

y. ,,, ...,s ",x ~, r,,,,,,,s ~ Sr .r,,,S,,,- n,,
,,.h.d |ar nv ,rc.ni ~ tho snGs,inrs ana ca,,' -,
George l,a.na,dof from hJdtophoblu. tic result ot
blte from a rubla dog al The l,ock Islund car.
shops on tho 18th Of poesmbcs last. Tho dog vas
fshn ,o'ster breed una IL SUPPOSED to hare bccn
"sn:.t n % na rome 10 Of Tho % whs @
"a.snmln o. '.o Ill., .s an's - t0p % nsas'
re, n, Wcn,wnrth nyvn,r .n, F,f,v.scrond
,,,cc, AMI ,.,, cmn,oycd n, N, I,,c, r.f,mJ
,,, ,1 ~ "A ~ ~ ."'
WAS engaged In moving tho ,turn'taI1e
ss sSsa:'i' y e's s;h IL a ss'fs ss
sseasS'iSs d ' tusss.!s I!o', ri Sisn y as!sar:s$
caught aiM by tbs tttnml, and tho acst!Y part Of
.,c han;! he clnn; TO by hold f9r H. ,oms time. And
e eso y csons to
the tcrt q tlle do1. lhlsts thy dog which ate..
wards NJ harnar'ior, who died from, Iho effects IN
considerable Interest = selt by the medical fratcr
MY end others u ~ else " PetoEaon, TIs
q tasts IN rsssTa to he sa.a a. pessib's b.
,cn;s rster.un l,e !, &teHatqg p.pst T. fsEsra
ns a, 10 lin sSa fsposter i. ilsttad toi much
u lilo 1ntoFMatton.
e rcs to sso actar ss
hu va. bitten, hut did mt ihlnk 1t was of enough
Importance t9 r. to that trouble.
llc nslhct ~ hana IN nllVhot. which stopnedt thu
hlh faulty pl,.lcian. WHO covered tile woanEa
With adlcsixc plaster to prevent taking cold When
with linseed and afterwards with .nps 10 rrtipte
tlc pnin i gradually healed, and au felt no bad
ss aIs W weM h. ecsa M to ' 1'1s sna Tsi I'll
u 1Iutts sensation In hlA arms and luibs.
The morning after lIaFnasdor ,dlCI. and the 10.
fdft oDErlfHH In TIE TNtNENE, tCtc}knHN ffCut1h
and nc.hbors came TO Its hops1 nnI adEltca HIN TO
SEEK A NAn'sToNE
before his case became iucutahlc. fis neFsous.
ncts ruutinucA to ncrrase aud thn pccullar senaa.
lions ran through ill arms aud body continually; {;
to use hts own wosIs, he hogan to pray,
llr fctl TOO roor 10 undertake. tbs JOUR
new and expense OF dndtng q maidstone,
iii lls neighb"rs volunteered to assist him. 20 on
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thu charge, and totd The Farmer Tint
lto. could not get certificate from.
HIM for ORC ccnt until tho work
Ind been lcveled mn. which II Ia r.tlnhtcd w!l cost
In tho nclghborhood n s.. h00. This nhs*c of the
ca*c VIA. then dropped, and Mr.. t'ucnthcr moved
had done. this hcing about s,s. 0on n1o:p than
Ecan 'aye he Is entitled to. The motion wna lost
consideration Of Tic 1ncttlon wns ro-tponc,t Until
Tomorrow. Tho rcst question 10 hc *cttcd IN tho
whole matter IT, whether Harms contruet Is binding
not, hnt far It has been pNrroscty crlookc.
At ihu last meeting Of tho Committee rsopnsition
waf made 10 ret m "nrnon from the County
Attotncy a. to the legality Of Tho CONTRACT but yer
trrtlny no one appeared Ia want II. At least, It
1yAA mt rn1trra far
, 1877-03-29
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


william, Gu'dera, 4s Yea,s OF asc. died suddenly
OF eongestvo chi1i4 At bis residence, No. ATS
Trenty.slxth street, At . o'clock yesterday alter
noon. Tho Coroner will hold an tnqucst to.day.
The tempcrstaro yesterday. a. obscsrcd by MA.
na+tee, opticinn. No. B9 Madison ttrett tTHtHuxE
nuttdina,, was At a. H.. a5 deg; 10 a.n,., 70; i;
12m., 81; 3p. M, 81; s p. NJ, J5. Barometer
atsa. M, 10. 20; Sp. M, $3.50.
Tho rcmasns OF the late Mark Sheridan will b.
inferred At Calvary 10 day. TrAins 1cnve neua1
al o. m. from The Northwestern depot. This
latt trbuto Of respect 10 Tho honoscd Mark sheri.
dan ought 10 be a. we'll attended ~ tho funeral.
Yesterday afternoon Collector Harvey forwarded
TO the Internal Rcyrnnc Burcau at Washington
foyns1 protest on tho part Of tho Tcosin and CAica.
60 'tess against she recent tnllng Of ihe Depart;
o roa eoSefea VIZ Se a caensa IN
TnfnENE Bome two weeKs hgo.
An unusual episode y the tar trade oesarred n
th!s ety ye:.srndsy Nj: MhitnassE Ct Iom.roys
ssef fox ;ss e Essy }eos fs :&n
were taken during the winter BY trappsf @ who
nd h' IN sto Tn Of wsa
tfaprer van satisfied they would .e, for ,"orc Than
IN any o'he. matkct n ,hs country. The tt!seI.
si5o. Tho sloss ss'; sta valued i : Il :io elsh.
W..hsastoa telegram. ha!,nss int!a,atcl a tast
ton on The p.orosfd touisiana C9mm,sson,
ysss Tho SsssGn
anl declined Ii slate whether Or not he hhI :bcen
ir,stttcl The appointment; whether he would nc.
cept OF decline, or tU give any exprtaston 10 1lis
opinions on ihe Southern question. The 1lst9rc In
bidding the repottcs Eood.day sngEetted that b.
s0uyht.
An adiournct! meeting Of the properly owners
Interested in building tho rattsoad on Ogden
ayrnuo 10 Crawford avenue was held yesterday
tloycf was elected Chairman aud bfr. c. j. Kcslct
Secretary. Several contractors who were prctcnt
~ u e. o
Ato,ntnIttcc, eunststtng Of Messre. GHetin, 1.ur-
hard. tiarliek, and Crawford, was appt,lnted ic
Crt their tieas to the cheaper and best fnrthpd
Of i'nldn:, the track. The Committee wa. also
%stf:, to d1aw ~ p. p'sns ,na spss!Ss'on,
time and place.
"A reporter Of TnE TKinusE called hs Gen. SheF.
dan, r .na learned it
h. should si.it ihs camps Of CtaSy ilor.u and oiarf
hsf aans and SasascT r., to Induce tsn to
further s!sn allowing him, to. sitsmrt It.
sa'' ,ss w IT, Of suu.s l. 1siy e n pas ts
Sheridan said It not his purposc to pasiey lur.
theE vii, tie Indians, r. 10 dnIsy tl,s iassnde1 q
a. '"u ..'Hix u & ry!pstna ,t tym ~
5raacs. @ t"s thIs espsie which wlii d opeued ss
a. soon a. possible
.y h., az G .n ..ana1y soeey o
:. heir. ms.ionary. shs .iesotcs al hrr Tina 10
"o.a ., Som!o " cneeu, hef hcln pcimH .H
tberc n,e many youn: men who are sick. and who
need mothcFe care; and also that there arc many
, 1877-03-29
THE TlsAMpS.

THE v1sA1pSa
THEIR IMMEDIATE. surrREssloa DEMANDED.
About Two weeks ago the Warden Of the Poor.
11onso cleared out for the purpose Of reducing ex.
pcnscs, number rf able. bodied trampa who had
been domIelled at The nstItut!on during the wfnter
Unable to tn shelter Subsistence In the conntrJs
whero the barns arc still cold and apples not set
ripe, they headed for the city, md hare begun
operations here in manner and on tca1n never
attempted tcfnrc. At those houfs Of tho day when
men arc presumably down town. these abie-b
rnmps have bern calling ct the better rlass Of resi-
deuecs, especially on tho South and North Sides,
and demanding m interview with the lady Of Tho
houec. Tic psecantton has been taken Of tenfn.
ing her name, and when tho servant goes
10 tho door, ehc Is met BY request on
The part Of tho Visitor to sec Mrs. In
ner'on. The visitor insisting Upon a pcr.onal !n.
most east.. ,hat il Is btll. Of something Of that
Kind, allows The ,per.on TO cntcr tho hall. and
latter cn,ncs down, tho tramp riulen thai he hat
haul nethns 10 eat for day Or 10 has hunted fcr
wnss. i'nl h. hus been unable 70 and #: md apeals
money. lfsc 'tocs not yield 10 hIa ensrcutIc* at
Ant. hc petssts beeoustny even lt.fe ton nr-cut
arcUm frequently trtrorzcs hcr, and ai,o.t eo,n.
$$p::tsi:. $ r sais: yi:'t . IL E'.sss sl;;s
sa,,, end then .eafs. io5 hcsaau%srts5.; % ,s 1ns
snnrch time: Mhen 1t T. supposed tnat a! eMnfeh.
IL nan.ay !aenSa 10 ens Mmolsr WEI rs
.h esemms, a"n! s s.1 s'n ~.
s,s ~ y tna1 H. Pnthe he,n n, agasn h, IT
70 sur!nihn Ut "nateses ns ,f mpor p Is
saun6ly b. no stnttrfereneo Ts" fos men, Tho rreat
soane W.. !Ms:s " - that .he,r orcainh
nsx ~ - ~ t,c ,,S .t thSn< "r
@ h,,nI." u' fS tun1 ~ tif' LIZ. ~. W ~, tey y az az
~ tss cs ~ w , ~ @ "a ~ & s.s i
sosther fs1Iow turns In. T ia 81 ssks H. to ase Mrs
and sns soes aoWn u: sis hcs thas ne l,as haa
ns.s ~ y. 80 ~ @ % @ w. :. - VI sno
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ON 4 STRIKE.


QC1SCr, ILL.,. March :S-The moluers em-
ployed lu tho stove foundE!es Of thia city went
Oh ssrlke Tits mornius Tho causc ok this
strike appears to oc dispute about the price
paid for certain store rastf,gs. Tho 1no'ders
lhdIrate thcIs purposc u remain iilc I'LL tletr
terms arc complied With, md Should tho strike
hs Of long duration II will quite seriously Affect
the stove business uf this city.
, 1877-03-29
THf cOllIMRlA tlFF.

ST. Louss, March 2a-Judge Thsyer, Of tho
Circuit Court, this morutpg confirmed decroo
freeing the pol4y.holders in tho Coiumbia Lie
Insurance Company from payment OF premiums
pending litigation against that Company. TLls
IL regarded ss . new departure In equity, spd
meets quite general ApproY4.
, 1877-03-29

NEW YoRK, March 2s.-Ouo hundred thou
sauu tons Of Scranton. coal were sold ut suction
to-day, and brought the following pslccs: 7,00U
tons steamboat. e27n99.s .sak; 2a.000 tons
CRATE, e. aA70ga771<; 1000 tons egg, sa.SA9
400; 5000 tons stoyc, *3a09aH}{; 1900
4ops CHESTNUT, 81. aO1s3
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who left It In ct1c. Of the retson who sold It to
San,cr, who paid 800 In gold for II.
There Is nothing peculiar IN Tho shann or looks
Of the stone, ts color Il black. II /. ahut Inch
in length thc longest wny; tho edges arc tmooh md
rnnndng It mot 1T alt poson*. anil /. rather heavy.
That ono man khon1A die from thr effect. Of tho
bite at n tioR while the one who was Nrst httcn
ett' lives, IL problem for the doctors 10 sorc, 1t
they can.
, 1877-03-29
G, W. COLEI4OUR,

GQAb THlAL AT kASt.
tbs st. Louls Glatt, Democrat Of Yesterday bus
the foliowln1 In regard 10 lhs tt!al Of Charles W.
Colehouf, Of thIs city. which Il now going on
there:
AN Of Jeaterdxy forenoon occupied Ia tho Grim
inA Court u bslectu2 Jury 70 Try tbs Of Charles
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iflANV IAtsESs

riKE-rREstOTT--Att the rc.idenco Of nj. ~.
g20 Michigan. az. March 20, BY ns, John William.
son, pastor of Michigan ,Asennc y, Z. Church,
Prescott, Of f0ghnsport, Ind.
, 1877-03-29

LIVE STOCK FOR ENGLAND.
Bos{os, March 28.-The steamer lstrian will
leave for Liverpool on Saturday with 27s head
Of live cattle, tho beginning Of proposed exteu-
ssye shipments.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-04
A word OF warning 10 Counterfeit


The widespread fame or Hosteuers
stomach Bitters causes necessity on our
part to remind, from time to time, whom
IL NAV concern, OF the fact that Initiating
said article is a punishable offence, and
we now give this word OF caution, that
we will most assuredly have all those per-
sons engaged in refilling our secondhand
bottles, selling by the gallon or barrei' OF
I'm any manner whatsoever palmlng OH
on the public q spurious article purport-
ing to be our preparation, punished TO the
f,ll extent of the law. We never fail TO
convict, as the New Orleans and st. Louis
Court Records fully affirm. Penalty 1or
connterfeiting, or dealing In counterfeit
Trademark goods, rs set forth in law re-
Gently passed by Congress-"F ne not ex.
ceeding 81, 900, or Imprisonment not more
than two years, or both such fine and i'm
prisonment."
NOTICE TO DEALERS AND PURcHAsERs.-
Hostetter's Bitters are neuer, uader any Cur
c,t,,stinccs, sold in the bulk, Blu T ALWAYS IN
BOTTLES, with a finely engraved U. .. In
ternal Revenue Especial proprietary
Stamp covering the cork OF each bottie,
fastened to both sides of the neck OF the
same. All Bitters purporting to be Hos
letters without this stamp, are counter
felt. HOSTEIIEh q sMlih'
Pittsburgh, Mar. q, 1897.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-04
The Vnteresr Pnttl-

As stated yesterday morning, the city
was able to meet the interest on its bonded
Indebtedness except tor streets. The
warrants issued to pay Philadelphia
holders of the bonds were: On water
loan, one warrant for $4,000, one for
S35,6Sl, and one for $s4 1856; Fire De-
psrtment loan, $1,000; Fifth avenue
Market, $2,325; Municipal. Consolidated
$500; total, $l6Q671. In addition to
these about $4,000 were paid out over
the counters to Pittsburgh holders.
There were no calls for the payment of
coupons on the Penn avenue bonds, the
owners, probably, being contented to
wait few days longer. The Mayor has
not yet signed the temporary loan ordi-
nance, and will not make public his in
tention in reference to it.-Ptttsburyh
(HT0nicLs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-04
The Death OF Bill Arp.

Bill Arp, late of Georgia, the man who
furnished the wittlcisms and odd sayings
which Charles II. Smith prepared and
published some years ago, was accident
ally killed near this place Decatur, Tex
as, last Monday, March 9th. He fell
from q wagon loaded with corn, the
wheels passing over his neck, killing him
instantly. When he left home in the
morning he told his family he would
never again be permitted to enter the
house alive; and, strange to say, he was
within fifty yards of the house, on his re-
turn, when the sad accident occurred
which terminated 80 fatally. He was q
remarkable man; perfectly illiIerste, but
replete with original ideas and witty say
ings. He rarely ever spoke without say
ing something pithy.-Fort Worth (7sT-
as) Democrat.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-04
FARM For SALE.

VIZ EST VIRGINIA FARM FOR SALE.
w The Johnson home farm will be sold
at public sale on the 10Th day of May.
1877, on the premises at Long Reach,
West Virginia.
Terms OF Sale-One-fo cash in hand,
the residue on n credit OF one, two and
three years, with vendors lein retained
to secure deferred payments.
This farm is admirably located on the
Ohio river, about hall way between Wheel
ing and tarkersburg. Is in good n Ugh
bOrho0d, convenient to public schools. IL
contains about $50 acres, embracing about
l75 acres of best ohio river bottom, 10 acres
river hillside, and the residue tillable h. ii
land, now heavily timbered. II has every
desirable far Il privilege, such as water,
roads, etc. Has fine orchard OF summer
and autum fruit, besides good orchard
OF winter fruit. Has q large dwelling
house. with barns and other Out-buildings
all in tolerably good condition; also an
additional good frame dwelling house
with out buildings; also good large store
building. A poStofiice Is established here
and mails pass both ways daily by steam
boats. The dwelling house Is pleasantly
situated, with beautiful surroundings, on
a public road, and within three hundred
yards of the steamboat landing. 1t Is an
excellent point for u country store, being
the point of river communication Tor
large extent fback country.
II desirable 10 purchasers this farm will
be sold in two or more parcels. VIII he
sold without reserve. For further particu-
lars apply on the premises or to the under
signed at Parkersburg. W. Va.
Persons desiring to purchase are Invited
to 60 and examine the place.
ORGY JOHOSON,
JOHN I. JOHNSON,
ebl4eta wrb Executors.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-04
Phebs Hanarord's New Church.

The Rev. Phoebe A. Hansford will
make her first appearance in her new
church (the Second Universslist), which
has Just been organized at Library Hall,
in the Bergen district of Jersey City,
this forenoon. Letters of demit have
been granted by the FIRST Universslist
Church Sosiety, from which she was dis
missed as past or, to forty.two
members, who are determined
10 share Mrs. Hsnaford's for.
tunes. She will preach at the morn
ing service from John, Xxx, 20-"The
glad disciples" After the sermon there
will DO confirmation of children and
communion, and in the evening there
will be Sunday school concert. The
election of officers in her late and her
new church will be held next week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-04

Oosnsy.

1sE CNn1s 80
A,csse Of soma importance under the
LIQUOR license Law hasjust been tried IN
Harfofd county. Anaet of The General
Assembly, appsoved April . 1910, re-
pealed the liquor license law OF 1874 II 30
far as it related to Hartford county, ana
re-. enacted another IN lieu of it. the third
section of which declares that no license.
to sell splrituous or fermented liquors OF
lager beer in Hartford county shall be
granted to any applicant until said appll-
can't, addition to the customary
license of thirty dollars, shall also pay
AN additional sum Of thirty dollars to
the Clerk of the Circuit Court for the
county, to be turned over BY tho sald
clerk to the county commissioners Tor
county uses. One George Stevenson ap-
plled 70 the court for Q writ OF manda-
mus to compel the clerk to refund him
the additional amount paid by him for q
license to sell liquor, one Of the grounds
taken by his counsel being that such laws
must apply equally to all parts OF the
State. In filing his decision dsmlSsing
the petition for tho writ the judge neld,
first. that the provisions of section q OF
the act of 1876, chap. 302, were not, as con-
tended, simply with view 10 realize
revenue. but that the act is an exercise OF
the political power of the State; second
that such laws need not of necessity ap-
ply to every part of the State, the Legs
isture having power to prohibit the sale
of fermented or spirituous liquors in any
part thereof; third, that the power TO
prohibit clearly includes the power 70
impose any restraints short of prohibl-
ton. The decision in this case is inn
portaht as declaring the power OF the
State in similar cases to impose ressric-
tlons on the sale of liquors either as Affect
ing counties or parts Of counties, or olher'
Wise.-BdLt,more Sun.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-04
Latter from the Black Hills.
Correspondence of the Commercial dd-
settle.

DEAD WOOD, March ID, 1917.
A word or two is all that you will
stand, and you shall have it. AS said
in former letter, I say again to all. In
two years or less, this country Will De-
come very rich. Much capitol is being
brought here. Some of 1t is sunk IN
non.paying adventures, out sol some o. t !; -
very proftsbly employed. The Leading
feature, from which 1 foresee the ae-
velopemeut of great wealth, is the 90,
posts of quartz now being discovered
and worked. Placer mining in certain
localities is paying well; but here, as
elsewhere IN mining districts, the few
only will become rich, while many will
GENIE here, linger awhile and go away
mutterlng curses on the Black Hills.
L.V. HoAG.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-04

THE New York Herald, which loves
the winning side, says: "Ons thing the
President may depend upon-when he
sendss commission to Louisiana, he
plesses evcry demagogue who hopes to
keep the southern question open for an
other four years, and he disappoints
every man who wants to see the country
back safe under the shelter of the constl-
tuition" The disgust of the country at
this action of the President is deep scat
ed, He will never recover his lost
ground.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-04
DIED:

McMORRIS-On Tuesday afternoon,
April 3, 1877, at half pat two O'CLOCK, Mrs.
ALICE MEMORIES, wife OF John McMorrls'
The funeral will take place from her
husbands residence, No. Sl25 McColloch
street, Thursday afternoon at O'CLOCK.
Friends of the family are Invited to at
tend
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-04

No commission business tor Wheeler,
if he can help it. He cheated all his
customers two years ago, and doesn't
care to get within reaching distance OF
them again.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-04

IL to consort with bull-dosers like
Sherman is to be his official lot, Key
had better drop himself into apostofice
box and be forwarded by fast mail to
Tennessee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-04-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE CT \ DEED OF TRUST
ID from the Citizens Fire, Marine and
Lie Insurance Company OF Wheeling. to
me, bearing date the Ath day OF March,
1877, and on record In the Clerks office OF
the County Court OF Ohio county, VIII
proceed TO sell at public auction, nj ~
O'Clock A. NJ, on Wednesday,. the 2nd
day OF May, 1877, at the front door OF The
Court House of OHIO county, to the high
est bidder, the following property, known
a Baldwin'S Row, that Is to say: The UNI
divided one-half of lot No. l76, situated on
the corner of Eoff and Seventeenth streets,
Wheeling W. Va, and on the north 81 ie
OF said Seventea nth street, and east OF Eofl
street. And, also, OF the west half OF lot
No. l75, Immediately adjoinins said lot NO.
l76, both being situate in that part OF the
city of Wheeling commonly called East
Wheeling. There are five brick tenements
on said property, all under lease for the
coming year, and the property will be sold
as whole or in parcels, to suit purchasers
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, and
the ba lance in two equal instalmentS AT
six and twelve months, with interest from
day OF sale, said deferred payments TO be
secured by deed OF tru on said property.
The other one half OF said property VIII
be sold at same time and place and Oh
same terms by the owner thereof.
mr3li IL. u. SHRIVER, Trustee.