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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-05-22
y New Departure.

Yesterday morning during lull IN the
Eighth ward business circles an organ
grader made his appearance with an in
strument winch was most sklllfully
manipulated to the delight of all IN the
ncighborhood. Thinking perhaps u
change in grinders would add new iu-
teTest To the dulcet tones of this
fashionable instrument, a certain
well known groceryman and
member of the Second branch
ol the city rulers, living and doing bust.
ness on Thirty-ihird, near Jacob street.
vcn,ured forth 20 try his musical skill in
performing some difficult performances
on the instrument. He asked to be
SLOWED to relieve the weary, tOot-sore
lad VINO had performed tor some time.
His services were accepted and the owner
perched himself upon the curb. Bravely
the member from the Eighth ward began
to grind. The more he ground, the
better he liked the fun, until several gam
Minis, gutter-snipes and street Arabs
made their appearance, to the great
chagrIn of the new grinder. he con-
tInued to grind until the sounds of Shoot
the orgsnp wipe of your chinH
Gage the monkeyr and many other
offensive eplthets had been hurled at this
sympathetic gentleman, who desired to
aid his fel.cw-man. The last that was
seen OF the member OF the second Drsnch
was where he had perched himself IN his
store TO wipe the perspiratisn from his
Wepsterian brow.
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River News.

The marks a, the landing Yesterday
showed about feet.
The Science departed on time yester-
day for Psrkersburg.
The Courier arrived yesterday from
Circinnati. She returns to-day.
The Market Boy departed yesterday
for Matsmoras.
The Express Is to-dsy's Psrkersourg
packet. She takes the place OF the kagon,
which boat goes into the Pittsburgh trade
to-day.
The VIM. Storm, with tow OF empty
barges, passed up yesterday. en- route Tor
Pittsburgh.
The Salt Valley will pass down for
lronton ut 9 A NJ.
The Emma Graham will leave for
Pitts burgh at l0AM
The Carrie Brooks will leave tonight
for Gainesville.
The Ella Layman leaves tomorrow
for Huntington, with 5000 barrels OF re-
fined oil for European shipment. via
Richmond, Va.-Pitrs. Chronicle:
By Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, May 2l.-River 2 feet !
inches and falling slowly. Weather clear
and warm.
CISClNNATI, May 2l.-River II feet
IL inches and falling. Weather warm
and clear.
LOUISVILLE, May 2l.-River falling
with 7 feet inches in the canal. Weather
warm and clear. Departed-Shsnnon,
New Orleans.
CAIRO, May 2l.-Arrived Coal
Hill, Pittsburgh; Chss. Bowen, Memphis;
j. w. Cot, Memphis. Departed Coal
Hill, 81. Louis. River 33 feet. Weather
clear; mercury 81.
EVANSVILLE, May 2l.-River ID 4-lO
feet ard falling. Weather clear; mer-
curry 50 to 81 deg; wind from the north.
Up-IdIewilc, Donally, Smith, Grey
Eagle, Fearless, Florence Lee, Evans
VILE. Down-Bigley, Mitchell, Idle
wild and Parker. Business moderate.
MEMPHIS. May 2l.-River stationary,
with u feet inch in the channel.
Weather clear; mercury SO deg Arrived
-Manmelie. Arkansas river; City of
vicksburg, VIcksburg. Departed
Charles Morgan and Stanard, New Or
leans.
ST. LOUIS, May 2l.-Arrived-Cap-
ital City, VIcksburgh; Belle La Crosse,
St. Paul; Belle, st. Louis; Cambridge
and Gilmore, Ohio; Gold Dust, Kansas
City; Dolphin, Illinois river. Departed
War Eagle, Minneapolis, st. Paul.
River rising. Weather clear and hot.
BUYMillenery at Speyer Bros.
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The EerInauia Picnic.

The Fair Grounds were crowded, yes
terdsv. with persons in attendance at the
picnic given by the Germsnis Singing
Society, a greater portion of whom were
ladies. Financially and otherwise, the
affair was success. The following pro
grsmme was carried out: "a. NJ. open
ing OF the picnic grounds; 10 A. NJ. COM
mencemeGt of dancing; ii A. NJ. singing
by the society; II NJ. dinner; P. NJ.
whee barrow race; = P. N. singing by the
society; p. NJ. ascension OF a monster
balloon; 4 p. NJ. foot race; p. NJ. prize
shooting; p. NJ sack race; P. NJ. close
picnic. Of the above, John Morris car
red Of the prize for shooting, consists
of cirgsr tube; Henry Frohme box
of cigars in the foot race, and William
Chrongseger walked away with another
box in the wheeling contest. Mayer
furnished the pIusic.
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Common Z arriers' Licenses.

The City Sergeant yesterday issued
orders to his deputies to arrest all parties
acting as common carriers who have not
taken out their licenses, such orders to
90 into effect this morning. The follow.
ing are the persons who have taken out
licenses: John Arthur, Ike Almonds,
Duncan Adolph, LOUIS Asmus, Henry
Alderman, Joseph Bishop, Il. X. Brown,
Fred Bentz, Max Beutcr. Leo Boiltner,
II. &. Brown, L. j. Bsggs
Il Sons, Casper Bring, james
Byrne, Thomas Bautey, Geo. Carson,
John Garlic, Philip Colderbsugh, James
Conrad, Abner Charnock, Charles Clap
roth, Hugh Crocksrd, William Carney,
John Crawford, Joseph DIer!nger, John
Dennis. James Duty, Amos Eibscher
Isaac Freese, George Fisding, Henry
Forsop, John Foose, French Fisher, Pat
Fitzsimmons, Frederick Grein, James
Gillespie, Pat. GiIlmsster, Robert
Holmes, Andy Heimil!er, James Haley,
Gil. Hooley, James kenney, Andrew
King, Kaisley & Bro, VIM. Lsvelle, DO.
seph Lawson, Joseph Lsvey, Pat. Maho
ny, A. Manly, Quinten McClement,
J ohm Manion, John McDermott, Mrs.
Mary McGannon, Leander McGill,
Robert McGee, Thos. McAnter, Henry
Michael, Chas. Nolte James Nichol,
Geo. Nsuper, Chas. Prettyman, Andy
Praeger, John h. Whyte, VIM. Walters,
Mrs. Harriet Watson, Jacob, Refer,
Jas. II. Robinson, Mark Reisbsck,
Aiken Robinson, Henry Ramp, VIM.
H. Sheib, Henry Shutter, Albert
Stoize, August Sewer, Victor Sauvsgeot.
IT,. Jacob Seuttenger, John Sullivan,
Albert Stump, Gotlieb Stsst. Michael
Sheekey, Fred Song, Chas. Steinman,
Jas. r. Simpson, Henry Fremtmsn, Geo.
Washington, John Wisner, Vim. West,
G. Wincher and Jas. G. White.
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Certificates OF incorporation.

The Secretary OF State yesterday lssu
ed the following certificates Of lncorpo-
ration.
To the Cumberland and North Branch
railroad company, Tor the purpose OF con-
structing railroad from the Potomac
river in Mineral county this State, near
Cumberland, Nd, t. Dawson's church,
Allegheny county, Md. The principal
office OF the proposed corporation Is to be
located at the eastern terminus OF the
road. and the corporation Is to continue
IN existence for forty years from Gate.
The capital stock of the company Is TO ho
100000, and the shares ten thousand in
numb At $50 each. The following gen.
tlemen compose the association Tor sucn
interpretations: Arthur i. German,
LLOYD Lowndes, Michael Bannon, Pat
rick Hamlll, VIM. h. BiaUs, VIM.
Walsh, and Jacob }. Jamison.
To The riverside Building Associations
to expire May l. 1877, the object OF
which is the raising of money to be loan
ed among its members for use in buying
lots or houses, ITS principal office TO be
located in Wheeling. For the purpose
OF forming said corporation $500 have
been subscribed, OF which amount sos
have been paid, and the privilege is
granted OF increasing said capital by
sales OF additional shares from time to
time, to $4,000. Tie capital so sub
scribed is divided into shares OF $50 each,
and is taken by the following gentle.
men: Jacob Hull, share; James Nc.
Adams, / share: james f.. Hanes.
share; John + Miller, share; VIM. e.
Handlan, share, all residents of this
city. The capital hereafter sold Is to be
divided into shares OF ike amount rs
above stated.
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Personalities.

Dame rumor saith that certain lady
teacher in one of our ward schools will
be married next month.
Justice Wheeler has recovered sutii-
GENTLY to DO out again.
Joseph Hall and sons have returned
from Cincinnati.
Mrs. Belhnger died very suddenly at
her husbands residence on Jacob street,
yesterday morning.
Mr. Creel, editor of the Moundsvllle
State Goz, tie, was in town, Yesterday.
DR.. p. ID. Citizens, OF Beallsville, o.,
was in the city, yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Wallace is lying at the
point of death at his residence on
Thirty.6rSt street. South Side.
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T0 ALL. PARTICULARLY
= INVALlDS..

sprins is q trying season. indications Q.
afckness should at once be attended 10
Fatal diseases may beScaused BY allowing
he bowels to become constipated and the
ystem to remain In disordered copdi-
ion, until the disorder has time 70 deveicP
itself An oun 0 Of prevention IL worth
pound Of cure, is an old and truth ful say
Ing. Therefore, we advice all who are
troubled with the complaints now very
prevalent-headache indigestion, dlsord-
cred liver, want of appetite, nausea or
feverjsh -Skin, to take, without delay,
Sche ck's Mandrake Pills. We know OF
no remedy so harmless and decisive In lts
ciion. It at once strikes at the root OF
the disease and produces healthy tone
to the system. People new + need suner
rom any disease arising from disordered
ondttion OF the liver If they would take
his excellent medicine when they Ieel
he first Indications OF the malay. fami-
les leaving home for the summer months
should take three or four boxes OF THESE
pill SNwfth them. They have an Almost
instantaneous effect. They will relieve
the patient of headache In one or TWO
hour and will rapidly clenn the liver
OF surrounding bile, and will Ell, ctualiy
prevent bilious attack. They are sold
by all druggists
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THE OoURTs.
CIRCUIT couRrlJuDaE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CoURr-JuDaE MELVIN.
In this court, yesterday. the case OF
Kemp vs.. Mccoy and EdwsrdsWas re-
sumed. and At half past three o'clock,
was given to the jury, who retired TO
their cham bef,. And after duas delioera-
ton reported to court that they were
unable 10 agreed and were discharged.
The case of Msrling vs. Marllng,
which was commenced some time since
but was adjourned over, was resumed.
The case Was still on trial at the time OF
the adjournment of court.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDaE CRANMER.
In the case of Frederick Beckendorf
vs.. Frederick Fisher aud Johanna Fisher,
in sssl1m psit, Judgment was rendered for
plaintiff 70. $384.1l.
In the case OF the Bank OF the ONO
Valley vs.. w. j. Colts, IN sssumpslt,
Judgment was rendered in favor OF the
plaintiff for 1884 "a.
In the case of Alexander Pannell vs..
Andrew Wilson aud others. in chsncerY,
a final decree was entered.
In the case of Henry s. Subway,
vs.. W. r. Wallace, IN assumpsit, judy
ment was rendered for plaintiff for $40.
In'the case o. Hanes j. Wilson VS..
Alex. Kemple, in assumpsit, judgment
was rendered for plaintiff for S263.67.
In the case of Chss. Battzsll VS.. An
drew Hebrank and Pryor Boyd, in chan
Gerry, the execut on issued was sshed,
In the case Of Of Ann Sutton and 9TH
ers VS.. John j. Jones and others, de-
cree OF sale was entered.
Adjourned till ten o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE COURT JUDGE CaANMEk
g. Green, disorderly conduct, case dis
missed.
Mary Green. disorderly conduct, case
| dismissed.
George Landon, disorderly conduct,
| fined one dolar and costs. Pald.
BIB Hellant, disorderly conduct, two
cases, fined one dollar and costs IN each
case.
Thos. Mccormack, drunkenness, fined
two dollars and costs. Paid.
Milton Ermine, drunkenness, tned two
| dol ars and costs. Pad.
Joseph Marshall, drunkenness. lined
two dollars and costs. Pad.
Christy Farley, disorderly, fined two
dollars and costs. Paid.
Edward Glen, disorderly, fined i've
dollars and costs. Paid.
James Bigger, dlsorderly, fined two
dollars and costs. Paid.
James Rouse, disorderly conduct and
using abusive language, fned two dol
lars and costs for the first ofense, and
one dollar and costs tor the latter. Pald
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Obituary.

VIM. Martin, -Esq, land clerk at the
Auditors Office, died at Huntington yes
terdsy, of consumption. During the ne
session of the Legislature last winter o.
which time be Martini was ASSISTANT
clerk OF the Senate, he complained OF
illness, and has failed rapidly since s the
adjournment of that body, until destn
ended his sufierings. 1t has been but
one short week since Mr.. Martin le't
this city for his old home at Huntington ton.
and although 1t was known
that he WAS seriously Ill, YET
his death so soon after his depart
ure will be received with sstonishmeat
The deceased leaves wife and two In
teresting children to mourn his loss.
During to-day the Auditors Office at the
Capitol building will be closed oat OF
respect to his memory.
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SMALL TALK.
Condemned Notes Of Current Goss'P
In and About Tewn.

CONDEMNED NOteS VI SuTEehs
~ In and About Town.
BASE BALL to-day.
TIE Germanla picnic was success.
THREE marriage licenses issued ysster'
day. ------.--.------ :
No ADDITIONS, yesterday, to the work
house force.
THE amount of fines paid into the
police court, yesterday, was 81.
The Jury III the malpractice case stood
Z for plaintiff and 5 Tor defendant.
Go and see the "Fruits of the Wine
cup" at the Baptist church. See adVer-
tisement.
THERE were no transaction in real
estate recorded yesterday, in the ONCE
of the county clerk.
SUNDAY evening the A. o. HIS held q
private picnic in the suburbs OF the city.
All enjoyed themselves hugely.
Now that the curb has been reset on
certain portions OF Market street, would
it not be well to have the pavement laid.
MORE of ReymaEn's celebrated Book
Beer and n choice Lunch on hano a.
Beh ers Union Restaur mt this morning.
THE pupils at Mt. de Chsntsl will hold
their annual May festival to day.
krsmer's band will furnish the music for
the young folks.
THE Fldelios excurt to Cressp's Grove,
Sunday next, on the steamer Telegram.
Kramer's band will accompany the ex-
cursIon.
The Fidelio Society are making
preparations for an excursion to Cresaps
Grove on Sunday. Kramer's band has
been engaged.
Mr. James Murry, formerly druggist
in this city, leaves for ST. Louis to-day,
to take charge of the quarantine at that
place.
The organ sold by the sheriff, yester-
day, near the corner of Twenty fourth
and Market streets, was purchased
by the manufacturers for S35.
CAPT. RIPLEY last night arrested VIM.
Watson and officer Detin baugh arrested
| Noah Hunter, both for dsiorderly con-
duct. They will beard the "ferrible" in
his den this morning.
The Leiderkranz Society excurted TO
Crcsaps grove, yesterday, on the steamer
Telegram, where they held picnic
Quite number went down on the bost.
The Wheel Nc City Band furnished the
muslc.
AT the municipal convention held IN
MoundsvIlle last Saturday, L. b. Purdy
was nominated Tor Mayor, and j. l..
Har son for City Sergeant. Amos Lowe,
u coiored gentleman, was nominated for
Councilman from the Second ward, but
rather than iall IN i'll repute, he will de-
cline the nomination.
YESTERDAY evening as down street
car was turning the corner At Chspline
and Thirty-thlrd streets, passenger
jumped from the rear platform while the
car WAS in motion and turned several
somersaults before picking himself up,
after which he moved on rs comfortably
rs an abundant supply of beer would al
low.
JACK ADAMS made an unsuccessful at
tempt TO get away with $40 bill be-
longing to Dock Wilson, yesterday after
noon. A warrant issued by Squire Bul
ger brought the erring Jack to time, who
delivered up his ill-gotten gains. The
Case Was compromised before 1t came to
Il trial.
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CURED AFTER TWO THO USAND
DOLLARS SPENTIN VAIN.

RooTsrowN. oHIo, March %, 1876.
DR.. B. Fenner, -Fredonia, n. Y.-Dear
Sir:-1f you want one of the best testl-
monials of your Blood and Liver Remedy
and Nerve Tonic, you can get 1t of Mr..
james Phelps, Of this place. He Is q re-
liable man, and had been sick five years
and spent some two thousand dollars for
medicine and treatment. One halt dozen
bottles of your remedy cured him. de
had an abscess that was discharging,
when he commenced taking the medi-
cine, from . pint to quart day. lie
was unable 70 leave his bed. Is now
about and attending to mis- business. The
abscess entirely healed before be had
taken three bottles He has been the
means of our. selling very much OF your
medicines here, and everybody likes
them. We, as agents, would like very
much tn have you write him for state
ment OF his exact condition.
Yours Truly,
GRERN l. SPELMAE, Merchants.
1t is now everywhere conceded that
this is remedy never heretofore equsled
in curative value 1t sccompiishes sever
al important indications, chief among
which may be mentioned:
|. 1t completely ciesnses and purlhes
the blood, quickly overcoming constips-
ton, causing the liver to th-ow Oh Its
bile, and cleansing the entire alimentary
canal, Kidding it of worms and other
vermin inhabiting an unhealthy stomach
and bowels This action lenders 1t
peculiarly valuable In the weaknesses,
thick and impure blood, billiousness and
lgssitudes incident to the change from
winter to spring. 1t causes those feeling
dull, heavy, headachy, oppressed and
blue to become clesrheadeded and cheer
tul within two days time. In thus re-
moving all humors from the blood, 1t
cures all blood diseases from a pimple on
the face to grave scrotuls.
I'd. Il has wonderful healing and
nutritive properties for the relief OF all
irritatlons and Inflammation within, and
restoring and building up the system. 1t
thus strengthens and heals the Stomach,
Nervous System, Heart, Lungs, Kidneys
and all other tissues.
3. 1t is an active and permauen:
Nerve Tonic, thereby adapting 1t to all
grades OF NERVOUSNESS BY building up
the nervous system. Nerve medicines
will not act, unless associated with
cleansing remedies. Hence the beauty
of this compound.
9TH. BY It's healing and nuLrltive quail
titles 1t becomes the necessary and best
remedy in all chronic Coughs. Assisted
IN these cases by DR.. Fenner's Improved
Cough Honey, the Lungs and throat
readily heal.
5th. Owing to its Healing, Nerve Re
storatlve and Cleansing properties, 1t be-
comes the best remedy now known Tor
all that long list of ailments peculiar to
females. 1t is, therefore, vegetable
compound, so made up, of the choicest
plants carefully collected from every
country and cline ofthe world, as to pos
sess the rsrest Alternative or Cleansing
and Purifying, together with Healing
and Tome or Nerve Strengthlng and Re-
storative properties combined.
Sold by dealers in medicine Logan,
List & Co., wholesale agents, Wheeling,
w. Va.
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To.mOrrOw's Excursion.

The excursion tomorrow OF the
English Lutheran Sabbath School to
Shirls grove, near Washington, Pa,
promises to be one of the
most enjoyable affairs of the kind
which have heretofore taken place
in this vicinity. An opportu-
nifty will be given all joining the excur
sion party to visit the famous Wash.
JEFF. College, the renowned Lemoyne and
his crematory, and other places OF inter-
est, besides the additional pleasure of
spending q day in the country.
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PHILADEl May 2l-Flour-
Unsettled; Minnesota family So 75@
9 so; Pennsylvania 50 5000 72i; high
grades $lOOO@ll 90 Wheat-Stesdy
Pennsylvania red 81 00@2 05; white
= 1902 Is Rye-nomlnsIly at 900
9jc. Corn Inactive; yellow $685.;
mixed Csc, Oats Weak; White 5l@
54c. Timothy At SlS7@l90. Clover
Seed Unchsnged. Butter-Quiet; west
ern extra 23@24c. Cheese-Wcstern
fancy l3@l4c. Esgs-Stesdy; western
fresh l2Gl3c. Petroleum-Easy, crude
loic; refined l4@l4!c. Whisky
Western atSl H.
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4lGP0pnlalStOrG

These are times when all people, both
rich and poor, are materially Interested
in buying everything they desire for
wear, at the lowest possible price. OF
course any goods to he cheap, in the
true sense of the term, must combine
with low price the very best quality.
In this connection we can say TO ali
the Lady readers of the REGISTER that
We have an Immense Stock of goods.
from the Most Beautiful and Costly
Silks and Veivets. to the Lowest Priced
Prints. With long experience in the
Dry Goods business, and by means of
special buyer, who closely watches a.!
Eastern Auction Sales, We are enabled to
offer goods in our line q. sstonisbingly
Low Prices, and shall open on Three
Counters tomorrow, 3 magnificent array
OF bargains, and to which We invite your
attention and solicit a call from YOU.
Very Desirable Goods of the Newest
Styles are in stock, and with the Low
Prices that are the rule with US, every
lady can get such goods as she desires q,
very low figures. A large force OF clerks
will be present, who will take pleasure
in showing you the stock. We never
try to force sales, but cheerfully show the
goods and name the prices.
Respectfully,
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atheeling &r9lstcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Index 10 New Advertisements.

A War AgaiDs: High Prices and Shod-
dy Goods-[Local Page
Base Ball-Live Oaks as. Standards.
English Lutheran Sunday School Ex-
cursion.
Lunch Baskets-Cumnins " Woods.
Undertsking-A K. Morehesd " Go.
Fancy Mating Friend Il Son.
New Stock John Friedel.
Strawberry Festival.
Fruits of the Wine Cup.
Lunch-U Mon Restaurant.
Neuhausen's Summer Garden.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, May 2l.-MoSEY-At
lAa2S per cent, closing at 2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper s2@4A per cent.
Customs receipts $685., 900. The Assistant
Treasurer discussed SOL, 900. Clearings
$2s, OOO,OOO Sterling, long ASIA short
400.
GoLD-Opened at 1861, advanced to
l07 and closed at 1851, at which most OF
the transactions Of the day took place.
Rates paid for borrowing fat, l, 8 and 2
per cent, with per cent. for carrying.
GoyERNMESIs-FIrm
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Pianos FOR BEGINNERs.-Severs
good t octave pianos in good order and
suitable fer parties beginning to study
music, for sale or rent on easy terms, at
ADAMS & LUCAS,
1927 Market street.
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BUY Gloves at Speyer Bros.

TRUTH is mighty and will prevail, that
the cheapest Dry Goods and Carpets are
at j. w. Ferrels. He has made some
heavy reductions: Best Prints, 4 to 6
cents; A Chintz, 8 cents; Table Linen,
20 cents; Crash, cents. All other goods
in proportion.