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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-22
CHURCH. NOTICES,

ST. PrrRR's CHURCH tEpIscopAL)
Services in this church at IL O'Clock
in the morning and 7:3O O'Clock in
the evening. Sunday school imms.
distely after morning service.
b. l.. FooTE. Rector.
n. Z. CRUHcH.- Rev. J. d. Ham.
mond. Pastor. Services to-day at IL A.
y. and 7:30P. n. Sabbath Schoo, at 2 ?.
y. Seats flee. Subjects Of discourse:
morning. The Present Duty" evening,
standing Treat"
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Reverend
Josiah McClain, Pastor. Services
At IL o'clock A. n. and At 30 o'clock
p. y. Sabbath School at 1916.
GERMAN PREAcHIxo.-Rev. Mr..
Geyer will preach every Sunday
afternoon until further notice At
o'clock. p. n. ct the Presby terrain
church. All are invited.
There will be religious services Of
Arlington Tall this Sabbath ai,sspeos
al ; o'clock. also 81 y. this evening
Preaching BY Mrs.. r. y. Clark.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-22

Last evening did not fail to bring
US our regular snow squall. These
are becoming the established order
Of the day, like afternoon thunder
showers In the great and prosperous
Northwest. While it did fall. the
snow came down in . very lively
fashion. II 10 . very effective winter
time which can Guido this exceed.
ingly clever imitation Of that rigor-
Gus season.
Down at Empire they are more
hopeful. They regard with rising
anticipations the snow fall upon the
mountain peaks At the head Of the
Carson. All the mills are busy save
tho Mexican which is idle, ~ it has
been for several months. In their
general experience, the Empire
folks sympathise with the prevailing
inllRess.
st. Nicholas for May is one Of the
richest numbers OF that best Of chill.
dren's Magazines. The illustrations
are very attractive and the amount
and variety OF reading matter sur.
pass any previous numbers. Go to
Fox's and get one.
Winston L Rathbone's Exchange
was reopened for business last even.
ing. 1t is W neat ~ . clean shirt.
Mcdowell. Who killed Edo. Noll In
Lyon county hes been found guilty Of
murder IN the second degree.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-22
sMGalFe's sAIG,


llY v10Tu0 - An EXECUTION
- 10 M Aisvrss-i. tauusd Qua os The Hosos
shts nscoud Judicial Dsssncs Court 10 spi Ia
orsnsby cSussy. nsvsds, ~ . JuAespsos r~u.
d~red thssssu % the 18th dsy u Jsnussy, A. D.
1871. In fAvos ~ Wells. vsfpD : CSmpany soS
sSsinst D. Dstsosrh. for the sum Of Oh .2sl a.
With isssssUe - IL San II - ~ o. q the s,ss
q \ per cent. ~ moth 80 - ATS - q
10 pr cent. par snnum from Decsmbrs 18th.
1910. until paid, eoxcthsr With the sum Of u u
scrsulae enses, 81 IN sid cs.a q ne Usised
Issk dsy 81 Mssvk, 4. D. i'm. "a viii ssposs
% public aale 81 ~ sesgs lolsly oceupoef ~
H. dsfsaAass. D. ,. Drsssharh, Osrvsu CITY.
ornsby Coasty. ON the IiTH DAY or APRIL,
4. y. iVss, bssussp ths hoan Of o'closk 4. 4,
and o'eio<h ,. ~. 70 III; q 10 O'Clock 4. \ !.
I'll ~ right. title. iatssssl end ciain II the
ssia e.fsedsss, 4. = DsssshacA, os. 10 sad %
sss selis.snx dsecs!hsa psvpssty: a,sess ssd
sssss * Ssvsds. 70 n; az * ScaSs - -
snd n~svkssdiss In cid saSs. eoosis;ins a
sSelf cpds. hardusn. dsy .Duons. 0spss5tes,
aleu ed esurossy we're, sastsgy, tqsoss, etc !.
siso. the csds n ~ glDseeuD0 u The sams
buil1lns. ottuAos nossh u ~ ss0sU q nognbssd
! Co.. ccnsirsins Of sr0osssrs, hsravsss. snsIf
aoois. Sc. also. ses spAs Of hsssss, kasosss
and spsiss vasoe; sis'. o. sess 80 eeeissAs
csssos cssy. Apsti .. is'i.
thzH tosrpONHMkxf. sihAsi
The shovs sais Il kss~by postponed unsli
s,o - AssiL VA, it''. = ~ ss,ss
csssoa. April I'M. is;'.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-22

In the bapk,up,cy ca,. of A n
p,..h.,h ,h.,. 80. . ,..,;n, !, A..
'as " .ue
erection" on fndsy. Ih'ffy-nins credit
ore present proved their elaine snouns.
ips 10 Si9. 2Is rs. and failed n ss,ss
, Uoo s,s;:: = ~ an =
voted for I. Crawford T.snsy credit.
on. representing >5,2ss 70. voted fos
Peter Csvansngh. foencso creditor.
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Nssassg DeasA.
ophir lens l5h4. lass i5;.
Mexican i3Os go, iaOs eL
Gould aud Curry 1872 81.
Hest end beiches 3sps 2iss. so> 2ix,
lsss 2l'., los u, 1905 s0., 5os
California sbs 35.. $50 81. osos 81
ls0s 81 :. 5os S7s. lilo, I0O~ 81.
savage l5os 81, 10 - &c 60 8 IS:
Con Virginia lsOs 35s.. 1855 $50. 20.
81. 2sOs IS. los e b5, sos sta.
choiiar oos IS, los 80. sos IS so, zoos
Hale and Norcroas 1855 2a.. lis g SOC
Crown Point 7s0s ~. 20s *, aOs. TX
Yellow Jacket 5Ss 3. 2s5s 81. eos s1
Imperial 1AtSs 81 DC, 675s 81 i5c, 100.
IL
kentuck sos 81
Alpha 36,s IA. 1908 l3s., 2Os 1871, i4O,
l&t,f. 50s lax
Be'cher 2s0- SO, eros g..
Sierra Nevada l3o- 4. 5os u loo, <os
u loo
Confidence 30s S
Utah 39Os II. 2sOs llA
Bullion 30s 4. aos y.
Exchequer 1905 I, lT5s q SOC, zoos q
sc, laos s. soc, sos 4 bs
Seq Belchcr 2O- Is, 3)s -, IS y
Overman los 23,s. ISL 23t., 3Os %. Dos
IN, los ID. Dds 81
Justice 1908 M, 2tDs 90
MON Con ISIS 5 3l5s s..
Julia los 81 6,c. 1Os u G0c. 20ls l.,
Caledonia 470S - 20, 9is 3h
Buckeye aH~ 25c
Baltimore fT5s PC, 90s 2Oc
Silver Hill 2Ds 81 COO, 20s 81 Co,
Rock Island zoos i5c
AHA zoos IL
Lady Washington l50x 2,s
Empire sos &c
New Ioso ls0s A.,
Coso Con zoos loo
ModOc zoos ~, lOOs 81 Is, 9Os g. Toe
Grand Prize sos 81 9Oc, Jos 81 Y5c,
DE Frees 2a,s 81 loo
Manhattan los I
Gen Thomas 25s am
Northern Belle lbs 1917, 270s 10. 80.
lsX
Panther 1905 3Oc
Leopard sos 50, 2js 81
Jackson Sos 81, zoos 81
North Con Virginia 1905 SOC. 100, SOC
Prospect l5Os 35c
Trojan 4Os Csc
Solid Silver 25s S
Morning Star zoos 81 Tie
LeviAthan 75s SOC
Raymond ssd Ely 2Os 4, l5s3IS
EUREKA Con zoos 22is. 30 p, 36Os 23tSS
3Os 23t+, sos 23N
Belmont 25O~ TX, zoos 81 35c
Rye Patch zoos 2. zoos u SOc
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-22
BAsKRurrcY NOTICE.

NOTICE u nEKEby OWEN TO TBx
An crsdiiyrp n Y0RnRaT T.. gLlNN ana
FRANK y TowLE. ttiinn and Towisl, Hank.
rupis In BANKRUPTCY ard all parties insrv.stss,
That iuesfsy. The lIth day 81 April. A. u. is5s,
y ION o'clock a. NJ. snA tbs Cossr n0nu al
she District Cosst u The United slalss, IN
Css.oa Cay, District u Nevada. hsvs irso
nxsd ~ said Court - thu time ssi piece vhso
satd Court vii. on hearing. inquire vh~ebee
tbs Ilseolustoa. rsaa~d BY ths css<oitosu a ~
hsaArapes. an the - dsy u April. 4. d. Ism,
essepans ~ psppd-sl a campssssios Inads 70
Them ~ said bsnhrupss, wss pseasd IL ~
inanoss ssquirea W fssis LxI. nssksuf<cy.
hsvsved nsssvtcs u the United stairs, and Acss
en~sAssssJ th"spof and supplementary thssvto:
psss snd b. hoard Ia that trhsif.
WITNESS the Hon y. ". Hliiyss, Judse Of the
District Court % the tinted stss<s.
tsLALl f"f sssd District ~ Nevada, aud the
neal tbsscci hereto siiIsi, 81 cuSos
CITY. Nevada. this ssh day 81 April ISL.
apso TIL. kDwAhDs. Cissk.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-22
SENATOR'S DAVIS ANpsHARoS.

senator Davis likes his old It'll. Of
Judge" better than his new title OF
"senator ! approached him the other
day aud eominenced rcinark by saying,
on Ms' ss a.ii m. A. fan .n'srar,ed me :,
have been called Judge for thirty years
since is<s. when was nrst elected 10 the
cbsistened."
Although he has never mingled init,
maicly with SENATORS .ad tnembers NJ
Congress while he vas ON the bench, nj
once after his election to the senate he
formed infifnAcies with several Of his
new colleagues, aud every lNy you can
see him chatting Ia The eioakrooms, ~
parading the floor arm In arm iosisgiy
with fellow Senators. like . Freshman Ia
college. II 10 quite iudicrous To see him
embrace sharon. Of Nevada. Who 10 the
smallest man Ia the henat.. They looh
like the pigny aud the giant making
love.
sharon and Davis are hath famous
winters In waAhin gton are bal . series Of
square meals. sharon can make salad
better than any man la the Senate lor nj
Anthony, and Davis IL said Ia rank third
In the art of the cuisine. They have been
alternating drtween each others tables
nearly all winter. sharon lives at Rises
House, and has . private dining roofs
where his meal. are spread With y bill Of
fare of hs own arrangement. Judge
Davis lives 81 tho old National Hotel,
where he has occupied the same rcofns
for sixteen years. and he also has bis
private dinins NOM I'd
Davis and Mccs~sry. Of Kentucky. ere
great friends. M~Crrsry 10 . quaist old
man. who's, have oftsn spoken Of ~ the
Pick Wich of The senate.
TIE legislation ~ the nsss sss years.
especially that which Will pass through
n Ian INgA q a. II AZ
strength ~ Judge DAVIS mind and HE
vide experiences. aud biz servicss will
hsve an inesfimsbie vsiuc. ..-f Washins
ton Cor. Chicago Inter ocean.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-22

IN vW9 D1sTauCr COUoT o.
!. thu s~cond Judicial District II the stats a
Nevada. In and Zoe Orassby Counsy, 4sssss a
lohs Y. ahWvss. des~sss} : xesiss is h~sebv
eivee ~ The und<sstons1. aAnanIs1uA scs 81 ~
sh0vs nsmssi ESTATE. 10 the es-siisoss Of snd iii
$500 esvinu ciaimss eaainss ssId dsceaasi, -
sahteee ~ eaUs viii Sks oeceusssy vUuek. ~
vtihss IN months from he Asss publSessjoo a.
lhie n0tlcs v The undssslgnsd q tks oG<s ~
kth = ~ A1eev.sgs o. IAv. casDo Olsy.
Nsvsds. 0asvh ~. isff. ~
sNss 0xOk0E TrYfY. Aaulals.rs,ss.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-22
MUSIC LESSONS.

n. A. u WHITE. Ov New WORT
XV1 city. has srrived ia Carson and 10 pr,-
PARED 10 give Piano Lessons q, tnosirrst. rates.
for full particulars sppiy by mail or N this
once apiftns
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-22
The TRucxRx MURDER. Tho Rene
0azette OF Friday states q fnlloxa.

Gazette Of Friday states a follows:
Some have supposed that Jack
Iowne. the man who Was killed isst
"Wednesday on the Little Truckes.
was shot by tho two men who took
him into Truckes. Towne was AZ
important witness in law suit and
It Was probably thought desirable 70
have him out Of the way. He was
not murdered for his money. Tor
what money he hal was found on
his body after his death.
Lves's kAruAmox mskss h~austsul. sio.-v
lusufisnt hair; prevents iss falling out o. ,urn
Ing gray. IL has sfood shs test of % year. Il
chAfninsiy perfamsd. aud has no rival.
nyaioot ~fs-iy
HAoAS's NAaxoiIA BALM pr~scry-s And Pa
stores the Complexion. rrmoves fr-ekle.- tar
aud salioSnss<. mahes the skin soft, white snd
delicate. its application eanno, b. dsts.,.d
my2ieod- vfs-iy
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-22
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
state Cemsroii-r's warrants.

The andsrsignsd Will pay the highss, price
for State Controllers wasvan's.
d, A. BEnpEs
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-22
TO Rem 7.

4 NICELY FURNISHED SUIT Ov
"A Rooms. with . kitehsn. inauir. al this
Once.
April ~. 1871. .tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-22

DAsossocs ILLsss % Joss B. YsL
ros.-Tbs visgisIs Chsssis,s a isss
evening" ccsssiss ~ ioilpsiss asaossss.
osesi
Sss Ssssc,see. April 9i.--Hos johs
B. esltos 90 tstss ssddssly ~ q n.
sssSdeses b Osklssd lssl svsolsa ed
bic sssssds end osdIssl sdvsssss soSAaes
bic eopdition slss,nIsV.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-22

o.. ~ Wsssss , Cs.s uasdUos sssvs.
o. bssp froa -. =. " Z ,. D.. ousAaSv
y. z. :. 70 :, s.,>...-,..,..
svsss I'D rsli asvss cV800
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STATE WARRANTS.
Lake Tahoe Lumber Yard.

II y this deg dissolved.
1hs bastnsss viii from this date hr cosAucs.
~ under the arm nasns of DUNNiS0 4 HUNT.
~. nss arm gu psy ell Demands against sDd
Il. y pusxIxo,
q. u. CHASE,
Y q. 0CNr.
dsssps cssy. hssrk 10. isfs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-22

Nvnnrr.INe pamI Am. -
u! ~ y. y :, : S:: J. a'as zip s's'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-07
AFTER MANY DAYS.
Tried for Crime Committed In 1874
I'm StpuhpuyilIe.

On the morning of September 80, 1874
q fire consumed the distillery OF Thos.
Mesrs, d tenement house OF Michael
Kelly and Mathew Murphy, and a stable
belonging to D. McConviile, in Steuben-
vile. The loss on the dlstillery wss
$50, 900 and on the other property $1,000.
The distillery was insured for $4,000.
Justice Linduf hes been trying
for day or two the case
of w. l.. Stone, who is charged
with having set fire to these buildings,
and great interest has been manifested
in it, the court room being crowded with
spectators. Mr.. Mesrs, the proprietor
of the distillery, was arrested yesterday
on the charge OF having hired Stone to
fire the premises. The Amazon lnsur-
snce Company says the property YVES
worth only SIS, 900, and that Mesrs a.
tempted to defraud them of 81, 600, that
being the amount of his insurance in that
company. Mr.. Lycuryus johnson was
the first witness for the State, and at q
late hour yesterday afternoon Mr.. John
Orr was on the stand. We will give
further details tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-07
PerSOnalities.

Major Anderson returned home last
evening from business "trip down the
river.
Mr.. John Gribbin left last evening, on
a visit to Belfast ireland. He sails on
the steamer Brittanic of the White Star
Line.
Sheriff Slender, of Wetzel county, Is
in the city on business and pleasure
trip combined.
Miss Citations dressing in Frou Frou
is remarkable. She has more elegant
and costly costumes than any lady We
know of.
John 5. Bulger, a well-known business
man, of this city, died yesterday.
Miss Kate Gsryey, of Baltimore, who
has been visiting Mrs. James Quilg,
since the death Of Mr.. Quigg, returned
to her home on Wednesday.
Judge Moore of the Supreme Court
has been visiting bis daughter, who Is
sick at Point Pleasant, but is expected
back to-day
Theophius G. Nuzum, the "old relIs-
bic" and efficient clerk at the postottice,
thinks the department is going to HI at
= bresk-neck gait, because them new
telers talk too much"
KATE CLAYTON, as "Gilberte" in the
society plsy "Frou Frau" tonight
Among those registered at the Mcclure
House are Miss Kate Clsxton and troupe,
New ork; Marcus FEEDER, New York;
J. Ii. Ervieu, Phi adelphis; A. Stewart,
Cleveland j. K. Snowdon, Toledo; n
+. Donaldson and wife, Marietta, Ohio;
II. G. Hardy, New York; Graham Vsne
Hartford, Connecticut; 5. {. Albright,
Pittsburgh; Geo. Bontr, CINCINNATI; d.
+ Hunt, Cleveland; Dr.. w. Fundenourg
Pittsburgh; L. c. Cross, Philsdelphis;
&. +. Forsyth, Baltimore; W. II. Fur,
Z. S: Frank Girard, Philadelphia; Miss
Jennie Holman and Mrs. T. V. Well
and son, Marietta; L d. Van Tsssel,
New York; Robert Bryan, Pittsburgh;
w. ii. Upson Columbus, W ). Tolmsn,
Boston; 5. II. Haines, Philadelphla.
At the Stsmm House,. y. Sights
and wife, Clsysville, Pa. A. G.. Fisher,
Chicago; j. n Hickey, Glen Easton, w.
Va; E. II. Ringgold, Phllsdelphis; R.
w. Stedmsn, Pittsburgh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-07
A MreIcntd ENistencc.

Otner conditions being equal, there Is
no reason why healthy man OF woman
should not enjoy life; and 1t may well De-
doubted whether adverse fortune has the
power entirely TO destroy the happiness
OF one who sleeps soundly and whose
digestion is good. But for the nervous,
feeble, dyspeptic Invalid there is no COM
fort in lie. His existencs j. indeed "A
wretched one. But he should not despare
OF reliet. That benignant restorative,
HOstetter's stomach Bitlers, has impaired
heslthiul ylgOr 10 many a sci. supposed
iucuraDle. II is an un. quallcd builder up
of broHen down phys'qucs, and IS beside,
"A sovereign remedy for dyspep sia. ncIy.
business, regular haDit OF UOdy, bilious
ness and duey and bladder al M 'ulties.
II eliminates from the blood ia. HCrld rIe.
ment which gives ri-e.to rheumatic all
mentS, cheers and relieves the aged and
inhrm, and may he used wltn great ad-
vantage by aides in ic. bic health. Its
perfect purity also commeuds II 10 the use
OF inVaIldS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-07
IeInnPrnnce Talk.

A temperance meeting was held st
Otis hall last night, ard was opened in
the usual manner by President Young.
MIR. George W. Atkinson, formerly of
Charleston. W. Va, WAS introduced as
the first speaker. lie can interest any
audience il he speaks as he did last night.
The second speaker was Mr.. Mort Gregg
who made quite lively speech, creating
u good deal of laughter, but speaking to
the msin point. The third speaker on
the stand was b. i. Porter, who made q
very intelligent but short speech. The
fourth speaker called upon was Captain
John Carlin. The meeting was then
closed with the benedictlon by A. G.
Wincher. Usual meetings Saturday and
Sunday rights.
LAST night, large and enthusiastic
temperance meeting was held at Psr-
kers' Hall, South Side. The meetin g
was opened by Melvin Richards resdin G
a selection from the Scriptures. Mr..
Richard Bird next led of with an
earnest prayer for the temperance cause.
Then followed short speech from Capt.
John Baggs, after which came Madame
Harper, the colored femsle temperance
orator. The madame spoke fully an
hour, and succeeded in persuading three
men 10 join the temperance bsnd. There
will be another meeting at the same hall
tonight. Good speakers will be present
to address the meeting.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-07
sc..ncL,, ,aaudrake Pills

VIII be tound to possess those qualiuess
NECESSARY 10 the total eradication OF al
Millions attacks, prompt TO start tne seo ona
tions of the liver, and give hesltny W. ,o
10 the entire system. Indeed, ~ 10 ~
ordinary di covery in medical sclehce ~
have inyen ted q remedy for these SUI w
horn complaints WI ich develope az zig
results produced by heretofore iles I SSy
OF calomel, q mineral Justly 9teah So as 20
mankind, and acknowledge 10 pe ~
tructtve In the extreme 70 TIE n i,ni,s
svstem. That the properties OF oertain
yegetables comprise all the virtues W
caiomel without its injurious ten9ene.ess,
isnow an admitted fact, rendered ihuls
nntsble by scientific researches; ana tnose
who use the Mandrake Pills Will De iuiiy
satisfied that the best medicines are tnose
mr. 1yided by nature in the common hei0s
and roots OF the fields.
These Pills open the bowers ana correo'
oil hiiIious arrangements without saliva.
lion or any Of The injurious enects oi
calomel or other poisons. The secreti1 u
of bile is promoted by these pills as VIII os
seen by the altered color OF the STOOLS, anu'
disappearing of the sallow eomPleAioh
and cleansing of the tongue.
Ample directions Tor use accompany
each box OF pills. Prepared only py - :
schenck & Son, at their principal ONCE
corner Sixth and Arch streets, Fhliaoel,
phia. and tor sale by all druggists anu
dealers. Price p cents per box
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-07
L. j. Smytii.

The above named gentleman bears &c
enviable reputation as = groceryman.
We doubt II lie has any superior in his
business, in the city, and that ia saying
something above the average IN mans
favor, for be IL known that Wheeling
can boast OF more fist class business
men to the acre than any other town Of
her size in the country. But to come to
the poiIt Mr.. Symth since the external
modernization Of his store, has made
many neat improvements in its internal
appointments. As for example, that row
of elegant metal tea chests,
in which be keeps the finest line
o. teas, st closest margins, ever
brought to the city. Everything else
in bis large establishment, and that H.
cludes whatever family can possible
want in the way OF groceries, is on the
same footing. His invoices of raisins,
cltron, dried fruit, &C., are very choice
and extensive and laid in with careful
eve TO their sdaptibi!ity for making nice
pies and cakes for the holidays
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-07
BEILAiKE.
Items Picked Up at Random by Per'
tpatetic RepOrters-A Little OF
Everything.


COMMUNION services will be held IN
the U. p. Church on Sunday next.
BISHOP JUeGAR, OF Ohio, will deliver
q sermon and hold confirmation services
in the Episcopal church, December, lzth.
The City Hall has been engaged by
the Episcopalisns for a festive on the
l4th lost, when a good time is antlcl-
psted.
MR.. SAM LoyEJoY, an employee ofthe
IN the b. & .. yard, had his hand badly
mashed, yesterday, and will probably lose
two of his fingers.
A TELEGRAM was received here yes
terday morning from Manchester, say
ing that young O'Neil who was shot oy
ODonald is still living, but there Is no
hope of Lis recovery.
CHIEF OF Police Dugen wishes to In
form the officials of the Baltimore and
Ohio road that if work IS not stopped
hereafter on Sundays, that proceedings
will be taken against the company Tor
breach OF the Sunday law.
The REGISTER reporter took ride on
the narrow gauge road, yesterday with
that polite engineer 2. Sherry. The
road is we'll built, and is soon to be rip
raped. The little engine runs well, and
will DO sll that is required of it.
A SUIT was decided on Wednesday
against the Bellaire and South Western
Railroad, for Sl9S.G7. Wsitman Arnett
was the plaintiff. The latter was con-
tractor who had endesvored to do some
work as agreed with the company but was
not allowed to, and the work was gwen
TO another contractor Arnet. sued Tor
damages and recovered a. stated.
WE had our eve or him for some slime
before we spoke TO him. We thought 1t
singular that even u tramp should stand
and knock at board fence around Va
cant lot When we asked him what be
was doing, he turned upon US with majes-
tie frown and answered: "1'm looking
for house (hicy. Pm goin' to bring
Chic) my family ere" What III the
name OF thunder are you knocking hero
for2" Drawing hin self up 20 his full
height, be wiped off the tobacco juice
from his chin and put this conundrum TO
Us: Don't you see that there (hlc)
notice. Don't it say TO rent? We
looked where his long bony tnges point
ed and saw in Dig letters "Tsrrents. A
lecture notice covered the rest. We
turned away sadly and LETT him knocking.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-07
A Good Yeast.

The following recipe for maxim &
LIQUID yeast has been handed US by an ex-
cellent housekeeper OF this city, as being
one OF the very best she ever used for
making bread and biscuits, and she con-
sidcrs il nearly infalible. The recipe is
recommended to houskeepers who sre
annoyed by poor bread. This season o!
the year bresd-maklng is q difficult pro-
cess, therefore not only good -four should
be used, but good yeast, as often
the -four is blamed with Whist
should be laid st the door
of the yeast Twelve medium sized
potatoes; oae large handful of hops one
teacup sugar; one. half tescup salt; four
quarts wster. Boil the potatoes in the
water until done, then mash we'll Boil
the hops IN S separate vessel, strain and
add 10 the potatoes, with the Sugar and
salt; then boi. two hours. Add hot water
to the hops until the strength is extracted
aud sdd to the potato mixture, so that
when done it will measure four quarts.
When milk warm add tescup of bakers
yesst, AID let II work, well, say, day
and night; thsn put in = Jug tightly
corked, A teacupfc! will start the
sponge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-07

LAST night the auditorium OF the Ger
man Evan. Lulh. 81. james Church was
crowded with Il large number OF our Ger
man citizens 20 witness TIE marriage OF
Mr.. VIM. Bayhn TO Miss Kate Carrie.
The groomsmen were Mossvs. Henry ID.
Bayhs, Charles Schenk and john Carrie.
The bridesmaids were Misses Mary
Fricks, Emels Carrie and Louisa Burk-
ley. The bride WAS prettily dressed IN
brown silk, and her maids in Swiss.
After the ceremony u grand reception
was given ut the residence OF the brides
parents No. us Sixteenth street. The
Who'll affair was very pleasant one.