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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-23
River News.

The marks at the landing last evening
| indicated feet 8 inches and falling.
The Science departed tor Psrkersburg
yesterday.
The Carrie Brooks is billed to leave
Pittsburgh for Parkersburg this morn
ing.
The regular local packets are ali max
ing their usual trips.
The Fanchon departed last evening
for Cincinnati.
The Ragon is to-dsy's regular Park.
ersburg packet.
The Abner ONesl has entered the
Wheeling and Pittsburgh trade, and
with the assistance OF shippers will con-
tinue in the same trade regardless OF Any
other.
~. by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, October 22.-River l
foot 20 inches and rising. Weather far
and cool.
New ORLEANS. October Pho ar
rivals or departures. Weather cool and
cloudy
LOUISVILLE, October Weather
clear and cool. River falling with three
feet eight inches IN the canal.
CINCINNATI, October 22-River five
feet and stationary with u tendency to
rise. Weather clear and cool.
VIcKsBURG, October 22.-Weather
cloudy; mercury 90 deg. Down-Ed
Howard, Ashland, Thompson Dean and
10. Brysrly.
CAIRO, October 22,-Arrived-Colo
RADIO, Vicksburg. Depsrted-St. Gene
We've, st. Louis; Colorado, ST Louis.
River 4 feet inches and rising. Weather
clear; mercury 5S deg.
MEMPHIS, October 22-River rose |
irch, now stands st seet 9 inches.
Weather clear; mercury 90 deg. De-
psrted-Centennisl, New Orleans; Belle
of Memphis, ST. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, October 22.-Weather
clear, mercury Al To 90. River swelling
with = $40 ieet on the gusge. Port
list--Down Fashion, Carrie Hsgan,
Lstui, Dora Cobler Up-Silverth0Ine
and Maggie Smith. Business lvelier.
s.. LOUIS, October 22.-Arrived-
Colossal, Kansas City; Blue Lodge, Ar
kansas river; Desmet, Keokuk; Msude
and Kinney. Vicksburg; City OF Oh, ster,
Memphis; Moore, New Orleans; Bavless,
Quincy. Departed Golden Eagle, Keo-
kuk; Blue Lodge, st. Paul; City of Ches-
ter, Memphis; Grand Duke and bsrges,
New Orleans; Arkansas, st. Paul. River
fallen 3 inches. Weather clear and cool.
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RAILROAD BoNDs - THIS afternoon
Hannibal and st. Joseph convertiblrs DE-
clined to -, and st. Louis sud Iron
Mountain hrsts rose to %.
STATE BoNDS-Du.L
SToCKs-In the early dealings the
market declined J to 4! per cen "I.h
recovery at the close OF TO =! per
cent. The Granger stocks were The most
affected, partly on account az the small
receipts OF wheat ut the lake port to-day.
One OF the principal reasons tor the de-
cline, however, was the continued sales
of long stock for the account OF some
leading operators, VINO have until re-
Gently been on the bull. side. The de-
preston TO day was assisted by reyiya
OF the runors of Saturday about imam
civil enhaI easements and prospective iHil'
ures, ;ior a Ot which have been verified.
Nevertheless the mere Circulation OF tneSe
rumUrs seemed To unsette confidence
and start the general pressure - N-in'
which AT one time was very deciCed.
The change OF front By n number OF
spectators from bull to bear within
the past few days has taken rom the
market much . the support which 1T
previously mad, and distribution o. their
stocks aided their declining tendency.
Henry y. Smith Is SAID to have sold out
his long stock i'll Lake anore. The
transactions aggregated 253,OOO shares, OF
which 5000 were New York Central,
10000 Erie, 1900 Lake Shore, $4,000
Northwestern common, 5000 preferred,
5000 Rock Island, $1,000 1t. Paul
c mmor, 10000 preferred, 5000 Ohio:,
$1,000 Delawarr, LaclawanEa and
Western, 5000 Michigan Central. 1000
Illinois Genital, 4iGOO Western Union
and 1900 Wabash.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterday's Proceedings I'm the h'
ferent Judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN

CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE MELVIN
The last Will and testament OF WIN.
Craig was proved by the attestlng VII
nasses Frank Muldoon and Frederick
Miller and admitted to probate. Joh u
R. Craig was appointed executor OF ssi
will. Bond $500, with Frank Null
doom and Frederick Miller rs securities
Edward McCsuslin, james White aud
VIM. Henderson, were appointed APP
prsisers OF said estate.
I'm the case OF Cots Va. Colts, defend
ant paid ito the court rs office judgment
$3.50.
In the case of the State, for the use OF
Thringer VS.. jacobs and others, All order
Tor a stay of proceedings was entered.
In the case OF the State W.. Open
heimer, for maliciously cutting Joseph
Robinson, defendant entered plea OF
not guilty. The case was put on trial
before the following jury; Benz. baer'
Alber, Wells, Conrad Bachnan, James
Cunningham, Charles WI iams K. K.
Koh, Edward Steele, John } haigh,
VIM. Klevis, }. l.. 5. Hall, VIM. Dunlap
and John }. Birch.
Adjourned until the usual hour this
morning. -..
Police CoURT-JUDGE CRAN&ER.
Thomas Connolly, disorderiy, fined $2o
and costs. Execution suspended, de-
fendent az reeing to leave the city.
Thos. Costello, disorderly, fined twenty
dollars and cost Same disposition
Chss. Brsunon, disorderlv, fined two
dollars and costs. Same disposition.
Henry Bushman, dlsorderly, tined two
dollars and costs. Same disposition.
John VBrien, disorderly, fined ten
dollars and costs Committed.
John Smith, dlsorderly, fined ten
dollars and costs. Committed.
Patrick NichOl, fined three dollars and
costs. Paid.
August Whitzel, fined three dollars
and costs. Paid.
Thomas Duly, abusive language TO,
wards John Out, fined two dollars ana
costs. Paid
Thomas Williams, assault and battery
on Herman DIETRICH, fined ten dollars
and costs. Paid.
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Horse Race.

Yesterday, one OF the most amusing
scenes OF the season took place on the
Fair Grounds. Louis SeidIer b w,
Kreter and Charlie Seibri2Gt each IL
dulgtd in horse race Tor one mi'e, hall
mile heats The horsos entered were
Seidler's b III. Flora; Seibright's b. E
Dan, and Kreiter's :. .. jim. In the first
heat, Mr.. Seibright was thrown from his
horse when about half way round, Seid-
Ter "iockeyed" Kreter and won the heat
In the acond heat, Seidler also go! in ms
work by superior horsemanshlp, and
won. Time 25l4. Stakes $40.
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The MnrkingInen.

meeting Of Labor Greenbgck Clut
No. 5, in the Fourth ward, last night
the following were elected delegates t.
the County Convention, which convene>
n this city on the 27th inst: }. G.
Roach, 5. NJ. Darrsh, Casper Hell, Geo.
Crumbscker, f. V. Salisbury, Wiilism
RAMP, A. l.. Wells, John Dean, Rlchsrd
Robertson and Ed. Clator. The follow
iny was also adopted
Resoloed, That all interested workmen
from all wards or districts where no
organizations exist, be requested to send
delegate or representatives tothe coming
County Convention.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transactions IN real estate
was recorded in the county clerks Office
yesterday:
Deed made October 20, 1871, from I
Base and wife to Martin Traxler and
wife part of the east onc-third OF LOT
No 80, fronting 20 feet on Eighteenth
street, East Wheeling; for $40.
Deed made September IL, 1877, from
Theob0ld Bender to Albert Nundemeyer
the south ono.hali OF lot No Is, square
10, South Wheeling; for 81, 100.
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The Comfort Explosion.

Local Inspector Young informs US
that 1t will probably be some time Yet
before verdict in the Comfort eXplO-
sion case will be reudcred. The lnspec-
tors want more evidence, and desire to
examine the boilers The eXsct location
OF the boilers is not positively known, but
parties will! commence Graphing Tor
them to-day.
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CINCINNATI, October 22.-Cotton-
Flrmer, not quotably higher at l0jc
Flour-Dull; Minnesota family Sc 00(G
COS Whest-Dull and unchanged; red
81 20(Gl 80 Corn-Firmer a. 45GIy46c.
Osts-Quiet and Steady al 27@3lc. Rye
In good demand At 5S@59c. Barley
Dali tor sample lots; western spring
held at 5s@55c. Pork-ln fair demand
al Sl3 So Lsrd-Dull and nominal !;
steam So So kettle 80 OO@9 %. Bulk
Mests.-Scsrce and firm; short rib Sic
bid, STE asked Bacon-Stesdy and IN
good demand; shoulders at Ss@S3@9@
81, al loose. Whisky-Demsnd fair and
market firm at III o.. Butter-Quiet;
fancy creamery 32@33c; prime to choice
Western Reserve 24@25c; Central Ohio
2O@22c. Lirseed Oll-Strong at Coo.
hogs-Demsud fair and market firm;
common 81 OO(G4 65; light 81 1904 90;
packing 81 90@5 10; butchers So l5@
5 20.
TOLEDO, October 22.-Flour-Steady.
Whest-Dull AID prices shade lower;
No. white Michigan 81 80; No 2
81 20; extra white Michigan 81 35;
amber Michigan spot, seller October and
November 81 80; seller December 81 3lt;
No. , spring 81 u; No. 8 red 81 lS!.
Corn-Quiet; high mixed Ace; No. spot
and seller October 4Sc; new do seller
November 43c; yellow Acc; rejected 4Sc;
damaged 45c. Osts-Flrm; No. z 26ic;
No. white zoe.
MILWAUKEE, October 22.-Flour-
Firmly held. Whest-Opened unsteady
and closed strong; hard 81 IA; No. Mil.
waukee 81 l24; No. 2 81 lot; seller Octo.
Der 81 lOi; seller November 81 oct; No
8 81 O6. CONFIRM and higher; No
Z 44c. Osts-Flrm and higher; No. 2
24c. Kye-Qulet; No. l 54@54tc. Bar.
ley-Higher; No. . spring 633@64c; sci
Ter November 634c.
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Land and Stock safes.

The following sales were made ry
Hervey& Britt, yesterday
Twelve shares OF Franklin Insurance
Company stock, which were quoted At
last sale ut s52 per share, AT slight adj
vance; par value 800 per share.
One hundred and fifty acres of unim-
proved land, in Crawford county, Kan
So, ut SIS per acre. Mr.. Henry q. At.
well OF Bucyrus, o., was the purchaser
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Me npernHouse Trouble.

Manager Hamilton having been closed
in on Dy his creditors, who mold an in
debtedness against him of perhaps $50
600, there is n prospect OF litigation 10
the Supreme Court OF the State. Hamil
ton has engaged Attorney Genera
White AS his legal advisor, and states
that he will contest the matter TO tht
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FINANCINL END COMMERCIAL

New YORK, October 22.-MoNEY-
At 6@D7 per cent Prime mercantile
paper 7@9 per cent Customs receipts
$4,000. The Assistant Treasurer dis
bursed $3.50 600. UIesr-ings SlGOOOOOO
Sterling-Qsiet; long 4SOt; short, Asst
GoLD-Openei at 1929 and closed At
l03. Carrying rates lg4 per cent.
SILVER Al London % 3-l6l; here
silver bars 1871 green bAcks; 1874 goiti
silver coin la! per cent. discount
GOVEREN ErIS-W Weak.
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petty Thief Arrested.

\ moke was arrested and locked up
" Mr.. Jake Sweiiz'r, last evening, for
petty thieving. He will have - hearing
before the police court this morning, and
If guilty receive his just dues.
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At'herling At9lster,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index TO New Advertisements.

For Rent-Dwelling.
Card Photogrsphs-Plummers Gal
lery.
Oial-Llst, Davenport 4 Parks.
For Cincinnati-Stesmer Andes.
Real Estate for Sale.
+. ection-U. s. Building Association.
For Pittsburgh - Steamer Abuer
UNesl
Wall Paper-John Fridel.
Oyster Bowls-CummIns X Woods.
Parker Shot Guus-Turner & Dillon.
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Truth is mighty ana will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. W. Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, to 8
cents; A Chintz, cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, 8 cents. All other goods
proportion.
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The Barrctt.CIaror Race OF.

List night the friends OF both Barrett
and Cla,or met II Bulger's Spring Gar
den Ter the purpose - making another
racc. Barrett, however, refused to par
lic,ssta in another race the present
season. This virtually settles the boating
business in " heeliug the present season,
rs Weisgerber Will not row against Eel
sing, and the prospects are altogether too
unfavorable for race between Hanke
&nd Msnton Tor any speculation what
ever.
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CRYING Evil.

In the Seventh ward II crying evil
exists that should be sbated. We refer
to the habit OF u number OF
rowdl.s whose principal business it seems
to be is to carry away gates and destroy
psling fences Complaint has frequently
been made, and the people are becomir z
tired of the nuisance.
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Down Down Down - Another
break down in prices of Dry Goods and
Carpets. Bound to sell al some price
whether the mills run or not. Corner
Main and Goth streets.
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CaPITAi.. s25o.uOo

This Bank is orgruized and prepared Ia
transact the business OF banking Ia all lis
details.
# succeeds the First NstIOna. Bank o.
Wheeling; Is owned by the same share
holders, and Is under the same manage
menI.
BY carefully regarding taelnteres.N oilts
correspondents and d"po,.toTS, and by "
prompt and laitEiuI execution u' tutl'
wishes, II hopes to merit then esteem and
confidence.
,Sotes and Bills discounted.
Collections made ON all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject TO check a
SIGHT, received from banks, bankers, sam
curporatiO and individuals.
Certificates of deposit Issued payable on
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOIN n. BOTSFOED WN. h. SlhlNo>s
JACuB -. RHODES, NM. 4. TURNER,
WIN. 4. IsETr, joins l.. HoBH.,
4. NJ. adams, o. {. DEWEY
HESRY ". EARPEK my
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OPERA LIBRETTos Is cents each, OF
"Msritsns," Princess de Trebizonde, 3"
bohemian Girl" etc, for sale at Sheibs
Music Store, Main street.
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LAEsr STYLES of Shoes just received
~ l.. V. Bonds.
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GENTS fine Shoes of the latest Style
ust received al l.. V. Bonds.
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Coon black Kid Gloves for 35 cents at
j. W. Ferrers.
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The cheapest shoes ID the city at l.. V
Blonde
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CARPETS, Carpets, Carpets, go now
. j. w. FERRELs.
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II you want 10 get suited In pair of
Shoes, go to l.. V. Blends.
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The finest shoes kept in the city a. L
Y. Blends.
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JUST PUBLISHED

A carefully revised Treatise pr Ul,-, o.,
accurate description uf.r" .'..,a. On.
diseases, together WITH H. ".rH H...-, -
Ing with SASTuKp's E,Hf.tI trrFat Lob.
permanent cure. A.-HHH.rrTa' Hrs.r q a..
general health, o' Ea.t.nH. ra.... t.a'
with catarIh. 'sNAgr.I fu
the RADICAL C,LE, OrU.l. ft4A.r. o..
cCIpt Of stamp.
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and all the delieacies Of the seaso,
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Cherr< stone Shell Oysters. Game
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at Laramie's Restau rant.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1877-01-12
A Queer Inhahitant Of an Oyster Shell,

While some men were at work down the
Potomac River day or twoago, dredging
for oysters, one of the workmen came
across what he regarded as an unusually
large and fine oyster. The man pressed
one of his fingers into the partly opened
shell, when, to his utter astonishment.
something inside took firm hold of his
finger, and when he forcibly abstracted it
he experienced considerable pain and found
it somewhat lacerated. His suspicion and
surprise were by this time excited, and he
at once opened the shell, and was astonish-
ed to find that it contained curious ami
NAL, several inches long, completely filling
the cavity Of the shell. This animal very
much resembles what is commonly called
water-dog, except that it has no feet The
head is similar to that of catfish, with q
large mouth full of fine teeth. Just back
of its head are two large lobes, which give
it little the appearance of small bull
dog. The man who had his finger bitten
suffered considerably, and it was much
infiamed. The animal, whatever it may
prove to be, must have made its access to
the shell when small, destroying the oyster
it found as the natural tenant, and grew
up to its present size within the calcareous
prison usurped by itself. The creature has
been placed in the hands of a competent
scientific man who will determine what it
is Washington Nation.
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The Smallest Turbine.

One Of the most diminntive motors that
has ever come under our notice that could
be put to a practical use, says the AmerScan
Miller, was turbine on exhibition at the
Centennial. The tube is three inches long
and fye-eighths of an inch in diameter,
with an oblique inlet; designed for attach
ing it tc the faucet of water pipe. On
entering the tube by the inlet, the water
passes stationary wheel provided with
series of radial vanes, and leaving these it
strikes similar Wheel which is caused to
rotate by the spiral motion which the water
has acquired by passing through the yanes
of the stationary wheel. A spindle and
pulley connect with this wheel, and to the
pulley is attached an endless cord, through
which motion can be transmitted to ma
chimes requiring moderate amount Of
force to propel them. Tho water, having
been utilized, is conveyed away by close
fitting rubber conduit which is drawn eyer
the outlet OF the pipe. This little turbine,
for in principle it is nothing less. can be
untitled ia variety Of household opera
tions. One Of the dimensions stated above
win furnish power sufficient % propel 4
saving machine.
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A Batch Of Bishops.

About two years after the elevation of
Plus TX. to the Papal throne he was walk
ing through the grounds of the Basilica of
St. John Of Lateran. one afternoon, when a
camerata or section of students from the
Propaganda came into view. The camera
ia was, with the exception of the perfect,
composed entirely of little fellows from
Asia Minor and other parts of the East,
who had been sent on by Oriental Bishops
of the Roman Catholic faith to be trained
in the Propaganda. With one accord the
boys dofed their hats and bent their knees
to the Pope. "Oh, what batch of little
bishops p he exclaimed. .sTake care,
holy father" said one of the urchins in
gowns, "your words may be all fulfilled. I"
The Pope smiled at the youngsters pre-
cocity, but many years later the present
patriarch of Alexandria brought to the no
tice of Pho Mono the coincidence that every
one of the little fellows had attained the
mitre.
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Advice to Young Men.

The Philadelphia Ledger says that Pres
ident Porter, of Yale college, gave the fol-
lowing advice to students of that institu-
tion the other day -" Young men, you are
the architects of your own strength OF body
and soul; take for your star self-reliance,
faith, honesty, and industry inscribe on
your banner, luck is fool, pluck is q hero.
Don't take too much advice, keep at yonr
helm, and steer your own ship, and remem-
Der the great art of commanding is to take
falr share of the work. Don't practice
too much humanity, think well of your
self, strike out, assume your own position !;
put potatoes in your cart over rough road
and the small ones 60 tothe bottem, rise
above the envious and jealous, fire above
the mark you intend to hit energy, in
yincible determination, with right motive
are the levers that move the world don't
drink, don't chew, don't smoke, don't
swear, don't deceive, don't read novels,
don't marry until you can support wife,
be in earnest, be self-reliant, be generous,
be civil, read the papers. advertise your
business, make money and do good with it,
love your God and fellow-man, love truth
and virtue, love your country, and obey it's
laws"
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DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY OF TEE
UNITED STATES.
Authorized Capitsai. $500, 600.
Paid Up Capital ........s.......... 10000.
Permanent Surplus Fund ................ $50,0O0.00
Dividend paid MaYch4, 1874. 74...........S 10000 90
Average Deposits proceeding six months 4S5 900 90
Invested in u. s. Bonds 214,00a 90
We transact general Banking business, and buy, at
highest rates. Gold Dust Cein. Gold and Silver Bull
lion and Local Securities; Sell Exchange and Tele-
graphic Transfers. available all parts of the United
States the Canadas Great Britain, Ireland and the
Continent. COLLECTIONS made and proceeds remitted
promptly Our facilities for handling
SILVER ORES particularly good, and this
branch of business will receive special attention
Cash advances made upon Ores, and same shipped for
account of owners. OR WE WILL BUY FOR
CASH at the very best rates allowable. Owners of
mines will consult their interests by calling upon u.s.
275