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sorHesans foIst.)

= Nirsenbs sebabren fi6 sesenpdrtis bic
TemperenSIer toler, ais in 6er grobentbeils
beutI9en Stabt 8ellepille in SubsS Sainois.
Sybrem Sprtisen Treiben Iiest ni6t rur rptrfs
li9sr oOer erbeu6eIter Sab sessn ssiftise
@etrdnfe, ionbern aud SaB seSen bic Oents
iden gu 9runbe. Sin Temperen3sufthi9er
8oIi3ift beitanb barauf ieiner Stern NIT
benz rotben 8anbel gu befrdn3er. Da bies
ieoo6 segen bic ReseIn uerit0bt unb fir iinz
paiIeno Sebalten tuurbe, rparo tim uon ieinem
8orgeIebten befobIen, bas B6nbel ni9t auf
Der Uniform gu tra9en. @r pei9erte ii9,
oieiem 8efebIe gu sebOr6en uno purbe barauf
bin pon ieinem 8oreeiebten yiuspenbirt.
9arob qroBe g8utb unter 6en WaIieriimpeIrL
bic iebt in ben 9oIisilten brinser, bic Stabt
tpesen ieiner ,,gerserpaItiSuns burd bic Bier
iaufen6e 8oli3eibeb0rbe" gu uerfLosen. BieLe
Amerifaner broben ben yoeuti6en BIeridns
fern" nit Gnt,iebung Der &unbl9aft. BIS
su ueI9em 8abniinne ii9 bieIer 9aB, beions
oers BEL ben amerifanif9en @eibern, iteigert,
erIiebt man aus foIsenber slnsabe Der Belle
piIer 3eitrlns":: yNit unieren abitinenSlern
uirb es INNER idIimmer. 9aidt sufrie6en,
cebem nit Gntsiebun9 ibrer atinof9aft gu
oroben, Der ni6t in ben S1rpinbel nit Dem
rotben 8ono bineinfdat ooer Elm @ort oases
gen su iagen nast baben iest 8iele beidIOis
fen, iib pon Der &inoer9artens6rau
i6aft surlfSusieben un6 ni6ts mebr nit Die.
fem Sn1titut gu tbun gu baben, neil = bel
Observation-Disclosures aud idon Bier
eetrunfen morben it, 8ieaeidt miro bieie
fanatiI6e, beu8Ierii6e 8anOe einit IN Sad
uno glI6e 8uBe tbun fir ibre mabnluisisen
6anoIuneen, beeansen in einem 8aui9e, Der
f6Iimmer, sefabrIider uno ueroerbIi9er it,
als Der sr0Bte 8bisfps8aui9 ibres Sebens.
g8enn bieie 0Reniden uns ben aries anfs
swinaen, 10 lolen fie ibn baben iinb 5ipar 10,
6aB ibnen S0ren uno Seben oariber pers
eeben wir6." 9as lit feline Ieere DrobunS
BON Dem 8eQeuiQer beuti6en 8latte; oenn
Die Deutl6en unb ibre Sreunoe baben bort
Die enti6iebene Mebrbeit unb Die 8eaepiIIer
Deuti8en Ieben ni6t pon ben ameritanern,
ionbern umsefebrt. - d 8ra
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Oils Serr ppn $oelbprf tn ietn 3inmer Sus
riidfebrte, fanb er feinen 8eaniten SSranfel,
Der in iidtIider aufresuns ibn i6On lansf
errpartete.
Gin rpi6tiser Sunb, Serr NHefOr! rief
er eifris, ieben Sic ii6 einntal bieie 6linte
an. srr
Stun? fraste Sellborf Die Waffe, cine einz
fade sSosbfIinte, entsesennebmenp, po baben
Sic bieieIbe aufseitobert, Sranfel?
Ni6t melt pon Der Si9tun9, rpo Der Otoro
seI9eben. Sd nabm mir ben gtero nod eins
NAL nit, UNI bas 8ebirse 5u bur9Itreifet,, neil
ber Serr M1eTor an Die S6uIo oes ein9efans
aenen Moroers ni9t redt slauben luollte.
Der brape Nero idarrte san5 tpitbenb an eiz
mem @ebuid berum unb ri6tis, ba fanoen
mir bieie SIinte in elmer reselre6t ansele9=
ten unb NIT Dornen unb allerbano 8eltrilpp
funItpoa suseoedten Grube, Die fein anoerer
Mlenid obne bas fluse Sieb sefunoen bate.
Seuborf betra6tete bic gSaffe bon allen
Seiten, rpora,lf er porii6tis ben Saul unters
iudte.
sSIt feline ausel mebr barin, bemerfte Jranz
feI, piellei9t baben Der Serr Ilieilor Die rt9s
tise.
0ieler IdIob f6peiseno einen Sdranf auf,
,porin fi6 auBer Der SIinte oes erldonenen
grinaen aud bic 8rseL welde feline Sruit
burdbpbrt, befanb. Sic pabte 9enau tn ben
aauf uno ernit baftete SelIoorf's Gu9e auf Der
perbansnibuoaen Slinte.
SD bente mir, bab aus oieier Sii9ie ote
8usel sefommen tit, bemerfte 5ranfel enolid
et,pas lnsebuIoig.
RDe!id, perieBte Der 9tiieiior, Die 8usel
beraussiebenb unb ,uieber in ben Sdranf pers
fdbliebeno, Sie baben cine srobe llnsorii6ti9s
feit BEL bieiem Sunoe besansen, Srdnfel!
Dieier bIidte ibn peroubt on.
Sic burften bic Slinte ni6t berausnebmen
unb um feinen 4reis am bellidten Gage biers
berbrinsen, ba mir ourd iie nur oann ben
,pirfliden Woroer entoeden fonnen, rpenn iie
an ibrem 9Iabe blieb uno beimIib iiberwa6t
1purbe.
Eranfel Ienfte bei9dmt ben 8Iid, ct iab Die
Ri6tisfeit bieier 8ebaupt,lns elm.
SD CLAUDE nidt, baB mid Semanb nit Der
Sslinte eeIeben bat, bemerfte er nad elmer
@eiIe, i9 min iie umluideln unb unfenntlid)
MAIDEN unb auf llmpesen bortbin 5urildfebz
rem, um tie pieoer in ibr 8erltef 3u le9en.
glidt ruben unb raiten nil i'd, bis i'd ben
BETTER Der Slinte eefaBt babe, Sarauf fonnen
fid Der 5err aiieHOr feit perlahen.
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@ieber Elm Sampfer nod 8raiis
Iien.Jpbilabelpbio, IA. 6ebr.--Dsr Dams
pier ,8i9mono", Der brittle Der Expedition
na6 a3raItlien, ieselte beute NIT 40 aaiitens
reiienben uno 500 Arbeitern ub. Die SaOunS
befebt aus $40 Tonnen GiIen, 235 Ionnen
RobIen uno 60 2onneu Borrdtbe. Inter
ben 2aiitenpuRosieren beEnSen iid GER 3.
Collins ru,b Grau. gia 5Ht.9 Ialea1
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-02-21

SeB, meI6er ebenfuIIs Die llnterbaltuns oes
Grafen nit @ertruo an9ebort bate, i6ritt
auf einem rpenis betretenen Seitenwe9e, ruels
der bur9 iein bi9teS llnterbol3 Su beiben
Seiten ibm beIonbers gu sefaIIen i9ien, lanss
lam burd ben 8alb.
Gr bate feinen gerinsen S9reden befoms
men, ais Srau 2eonarb, ruel6e ibn pom g8aIs
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1878-02-21

8eitiir5t 3os Der 2afai iid 3urad, ,in, ieinen
Goaesen pon bet unerbOrten Sre6beit Wfit.
tbeiIuns unb Der Siiritin Die be5hsli6e Wels
bung 5i MAIDEN. s r...
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Graf @uIf 8eidenitein ritt Ianslam auf
Der 2anbitrabe babir, rpel5e na6 gSaloenIee
iibrte; iein 8eii9t, mel9es ben QusSruf
miioer gerlebtbeit bate, mar oiiIter unb bic
qudIenben @eoaufen sruben in bieIem 9luoenz
blide tiefe 6aIten suii6en Die bidten
Brauen.
Sie bat MIDI poq itdnbis in Der Sanb, wurz
meIts er, rpie 1T iie gu bem GrauI6ein 9efomz
men? = Id, madte er pIotIi9, iein 9ferb
anbaIteno uno iid por bic Stirn I6laoenb,
fie ieIber 1T bic Diebin, iie bat ii9 bas iui6z
tise Document nit eisener fiiritli9er Sano
aus bent 2eonarbf9en Sauie sebolt. - SSa,
ia, bersleiden mub man nidt bur6 Dritte
poIbringen la1en, - iolde 8ebeinniIie mill
fen feline Witpifer baben. Ou bait mid
beIebrt i9one WfeIanie /! = i'd mill iu6en,
Dir gbre gu MAIDEN.
Ct ipornte iein 8ob, furs aula9enb, unb
iprenste eine 3eitIans i'm f6drfiten Trabe
babin.
8as sei6eben iea, muB baI6 sei6eben,
murmelte er, rpteber nit einem Stud oas 9fero
anbaltenb, mein perrfldter Better i'm Saeo=
idIoTe fam i'm SanOumoreben lterben, ba Die
Greisniiie gu sepaItis auf ben Sdpadfopf
einitiirmerL unb bann = = bin i'd Surf unb
Waioratsberr, penn bieier Traui6ein,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-16
THERMOMETERS.
DAYS.
" Ia n
Highest, L0,Cest.
BuFEIaFizinR.

No less than four attempts at robbery
we're made in South Wheeling between
two o'clock and daylight yesterday
morning. In only two, however, did
the thieves secure an entrance into build
ings. The first attempt was made 1t the
grocery store of Parker Bros, Market
street, near Twenty-third, where the door
bears evidence that jimmy was used.
1t 10 probable they would have succeeded
here had they not been frightened by
one OF the Messrs. Parker coming down
stairs to get some mustard for MS broth
er. who was taken suddenly i'll. Mr..
Parker says the noise made resembled
that OF cat scratching, ard he paid no
attention TO it until the parties raised
their heads, and in doing this they struck
the door, which attracted his notice.
Fearing, as is supposed, detection, they
at once best hssty retreat At Mr..
Klevis' saloon, on the northeast corner OF
Chspllue and Twenty-sixth streets, they
were more successful. Besides securing
a small amount of money, several srti.
cles OF value were tsken. The third
place attacked was the saloon OF Mr..
Lorenz Wslther on the southwest corner
O! The same streets. Mr.. Wslthers door
is secured by heavy bar, which made
their efforts futile. The fourth place re-
ported was the residence OF Mr.. y keeic,
pesr the corner of Twenty-tourth and
Market streets. They here effected an
entrance, but were frightened of before
securing any booty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-16
r., w. d IA. Wreck.

Yesterday about 10 o'clock as engine
No. As was going north on the p, W. &
Ky, road, and when At the upper turn
table of the Citizens railway track, s
flsnge on one of the wheels Of the tender
broke and threw the tender and the four
large wheels of the engine of the track.
The company dispatched to Steubenville
for their wreck train with which to aid
in replacing the tender and engine on
the track. Stewart, brakeman who was on
the train met with the accident of slightly
injuring one of his shoulders. and an
other man, John Smith had his face
scratched slightly.
The wrecking train arrived from Steu-
benville about 6 o'clock, and succeeded
in replacing the engine, and then began
20 raise the tender 10 the trsck, at which
work men were engaged until II o'clock
last night. The 4:l5 o'clock train going
I'D wen. as far as the wreck, and was
living there when our reporter left the
scene at IL o'clock. The evening train
down had not arrived at the closing Of
this report.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-16
personalities.

Squire Atkinson, of West Alexander,
was in the city yesterday.
Henry Pondexter, who left the firm OF
Thos. Hughes & Co, some time since, has
returned and taken position as ira
yelling salesman.
We are informed that Judge J. j.
Jackson and Hon. j. n. Camden, pro.
pose leaving for Paris about the first Of
June.
Joe Woods returned home last even
ing from his Msrdi Gras trip.
Mr. james Carney, one Of the Aremen
a. the United engine, resigned bis posi-
ton last night.
Last night there was held birthday
party in honor Of Miss Blanche Blum at
the residence of her father, Mr.. Jacob
Blum. During the evening her brother,
Mr.. jacob Blum, presented her with q
handsome gros grain silk dress, made up
in the lstes! approved style, which took
her so completely by surprise that for q
few moments the lsdy was completely
overcome. May many more such happy
anniversaries await her.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-16
City Council Badly Scared

During the meeting OF Council last
night, an alarm OF FIRE in the building
was given about ksli past seven o'clock.
The way that the members Of the Sec
ord Branch came piIing out was aston
ishing. The First Branch went on with
it's buLiness, and did not realize what was
the matter until it was all over.
Il appears that somebody set fire 10
rags stuck in window in the rear Of the
city building and they fred the wood
work Of the window. Policeman Henry
discovered the flames and promptly eI-
tinguished them. II the Ere lad not
been discovered IS soon IS it Was, the
old rookery, dignIfed By the name of
City Hall, would have been thing Of
the past. The engines turned out in
good time and lsrge crowd assembled
on Market street and expressed i. dis
gust At the trifing nature OF the FIRE. A
real good FIRE would have been Q God
send 70 the corner losfers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-16
MARTINS FERRY.

E. G. Boyd, the Hanover shoe man,
has returned from his eastern trip.
Keller & Bro. are having new sign
painted on the side of their grocery.
Jumping the rope seems to be the
fsvorite amusement with the school
children now.
w. S. Dlwortb, ststlon agent at this
place, returned home yesterday.
John Thomas, Superintendent of the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh road, was
down this line last Thursday.
We learn from one Of our citizens that
Walter Aug, prosecuting attorney Of
Jefferson county, is laying at the point Of
desth.
The necessary repairs for starting the
Ohio City mill will be commenced on
Monday next
There is 3 good opening here now for
a harness shop. Anything that our citi-
zens want done in this line they have to
take to Wheeling.
Last Thursday afternoon Mr.. George
Volhsrdt and Miss Jennie Goldsborough
drove out to st. Clsirsville and we're
there united in the holy bonds Of mstrI-
mony. On returning home they received
the congratulations OF their many friends,
and were the recipients Of many hand
some presents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-16
AMONG CHURCHES.
Where Spiritual Consolation VIII
He FOund Tomorrow.

Raw. j. T. Mcclure, ID. ID. Pastor will
hold services at the United Presbyterian
Church at l0l in the morning and at
o'clock in the evening. Subject for the
evening "BsiDg in agony ne prayed
more earnestly" Sunday School at Z
o'clock in the evening.
The. Right Rev. Bishop Kahn will de-
liver the second of the series of benten
lectures at the Cathedral tomorrow alter
noon at o'clock. Subject, "The Honor
and Invocation of Saints
First Baptist Church, Twelfth and
Byron streets. Rev. Thos. +. Clancy,
pastor. Young mems prayer meeting at
8 A. NJ. Preaching at l0:3O-subject,
"Better confess, and forsske sins; than
attempt to hide them" Sunday School
at 2 P. NJ. International series. Lesson,
"Hezeklsh and the Assyrisns. Preach
ing at 7 Pm. The Unity OF Heaven
model for Christians here.
First Presbyterian Church, ChsplIne
street. Preaching by the pastor, Rev
ID. A. Cunningham, d. d., at lO3 A. NJ
and 7P.M. The morning sermon Will
be on the accession of the anniversary OF
the Womsns Foreign Missionary SOcie-
ty. Subject: 1.-THE Gospel banner to be
unlurled" Evening subject. The Lord
opening the eyes of u young man.
Sabbath school at 9 o'clock 4. VI. Mis-
sion Sabbath school on Eighteenth street
at "a P. NJ. Bible class, conducted by
Judge Crsnmer, in the lecture room At
o'clock p. NJ.
Services will be held in the Jewish
Synagogue every Friday al I O'Clock p
VI. On Monday, the 18th, services Will
be held at 7 p. NJ, it being the feast Of
| Purim.
At the First English Evangellc Luth'
eran Church Sixteenth street, west o.
Chapline, Rev. S. B. Bsrnitz, the pastor
will preach to morrow morning on "Iht
Three Temptations, and in the evening
from the text "He that belieyeth not
shall be damned" The Sunday Schoo,
lesson will be "Hezekish and the Apy
rians."
Regular services at the Disciples
Church at 1870 A. NJ. Subject, MsttheH
10, 16, sc. Special services at night at
o'clock.
At the Reformed Episcopal Church
1905 Chapline street Wiesel HalD, a
| lO5 A. NJ, Rev j. +. Curtis will take To-
his subject "The parable of the Phsrlse'
and the Publican" Services in the even
ing at 7 o'clock. Sunday school st
| o'clock A. NJ
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-16
TIE COUETs.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the Dir.
ferens Judicial Bodies

Yestefday's Proceedings IN tne Dill
ferens judicial Bodies.
USITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-JUDGE
JACKSON.
Yesterday this Court was opened by
Judge Jackson for the purpose OF hear
ing an application for new trial IN the
csse of keohnlein VS.. Phoenix Insurance
Company. 1t is thought that the case
will occupy the Court to day.
Adjourned until o'clock this morn
ing.
COUNTY CoURT-JUpGE BOYD.
&c. Winship ct al. VS.. VIM. Leach,
dismissed at cost OF plaintiff.
&c. Winship VS.. Lewis Gravey. Dis
missed at costs of plaintiff.
+. G. WInshIp VS.. Geo. l.. S. Coomer.
Dismissed at plaintiffs costs.
To-DAY's TRIAL DOCKET.
.. Hswley, appellee VS.. Isaac Irwin,
appellant. Motion to dismiss.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock this morn
ing.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRAEMER.
Chipchsse Bros, & Williams VS.. Par.
ker Bros, in sssumpsit. The motion was
made in this case by the defendants at
torney for new trial, was overruled by
the court, and judgment entered fer The
plaintiffs.
Adjourned until court in coarse.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMERI
This court disposed of three cases yes
terdsy morning, with fines ranging from
81 to 81.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-16

OF the past, how many bos" 80
may be n umber@d. Beginning th.H 81,
with a tremendous flourish o. 40
blazoned for a time in the pno... - -
and on flaming posters, soon, o1' 1-, =
soon, were they relssaied 70 'os ',sss
things lost on earth. But Hos" n,rSl
ach Bitters Is living ADD .sr
remedy. Il goes On, eurins 'n- -e.ts
Neither underhsnd nor open 80 80 ~
arec: IL. On the contrary COZ ,.,-ss
interior rival preparation oni, S,,.li
Us popularity. 1t has been ,ros.,,.
initiated, bot without saeoes'. .,,t,rp
lelts oft have been surrepiinoe., ,ssr
duced, bu, have fallen fiat. ~. -. =
n entrenehes iueif in the eoha ~ ~
the people; and we'll IL ma, .,, .. -
thoroughly reliable iDyis..ssees sts'
.a.sbSe banishes dyspepsia 81 rbsGs.Ss
sI,nsnts and Kidney eonnirsDI 'S-
sr.dieatss and prevents ih
remlttsnt levers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-16
RIVER News.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated IL feet and falling.
The Rsgon and Thsnhauser departed
yesterday morning at 1880, the former
for Petersburg and the latter for Mat
smorss.
The Granite State passed down last
night for Cincinnati.
The Salt Valley and Katie Stockdale
will pass up tonight for Pittsburgh.
The Alice is due from st. Louis, en-
route to Pittsburgh to-day.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
last evening at $50 o'clock. She will
leave this evening at 3 o'clock for Gin.
cinnsti. Passengers and shippers make
note of this.
The ONE will leave for Pittsburgh
and the Courier for Parkersburg, the
former at 7 o'clock A. N. and the latter
at 1880 A. NJ, TO. day.
The local packets arrived and departed
on time yesterday.
The following boats passed down yes.
terdsy with tows OF coal: Ella, Onward,
Belle MCGOWAN, Sam Miller and Mary
Ann.
The Jos. w. Gould passed up with an
empty tow yesterday.
Council has reduced wharfage about
33a per cent.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, March l5.-River 10 feet
and stationary. Weather fair and mild.
VICKsBURG, March Weather
clear, River stationary. Up-Golden
Rule, Illinois, My Choice. Down-Lee.
Up-Schenck.
New ORLEANS, March l5.-Arrived-
Nstchez, Vicksburg; Common wealth, st.
Louis; Mary Houston, Cincinnati. No
departures. Weather clear; mercury II.
LOUISVILLE, March Is. - Weather
clear. Departed--Shinkle, Cincinnati
Robert Mitchell, New Orlsans. River
falling, with II feet 2 inches in the
canal.
EVANSVILLE, March l5.-Weather
clear and mild River % $40 feet and
rising fast Up-Golden Crown, Idle
wild, Grand Lake. Down-Church,
Fearless and tow, Guthrie.
CINCINNATI, March 15.-River 81 feet
3 inches and rising. Weather fair and
mild. Arrived-Emms Graham and
Rhoads, Pittsburgh; Miller, 81. Louis;
Kerr, Wabash river. Departed-Andes,
Wheeling,
ST. LOUIS, March l6.-Arrived-
Robin, Pomeroy, Rob Roy, Keokuk.
Departed-Belle Memphis, Memphis;
Leaven worth, Illinois river. River fall.
ing with % feet inches above low
water mark. Weather clear.
CAIRO, March l5.-.Arrived- Simpson
Horner, New Orleans; Lonore and City
of Vickburg, st. Louis. Depsrted-Alf.
Stevens, st. Louis; Horner, Ohio; John
Means, st. Louis. River "a feet 10
inches and rising. Weather clear; mer.
curry 60.
MEMPHIS, March l5.-Weather clear
and pleasant. Mercury 81 degrees. Ar.
rlvsd-John B. Msude, Vicksburg; John
w. God, Cincinnati; Belle of Shreve-
port, st. Louis; Smoky City, New Or
leans; Katie Hope, Arkansas. De-
psrted-JOhn b. Maude; Belle Of
Shreveport, st. Louis; Smoky City, Ohio
River.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-16
MILL ITEM y.

NJ. William Maxwell, q helper at the
LIS Relic was seriously burned yesterday
morning by falling on mass OF red hot
iron. 1t appears he was running very
rapidly with the lump, when his tong'
slipped and not being able to stop he
stumbled and iell with the result above
stated. Mr.. Maxwell expects to resume
work in few days.
The La Belle will work to-day and on
Saturdays hereafter. This will improve
the mems wages twenty per cent.
The Belmont nail factory will shut
down to day for few days.
We learn that the Riverside will not
work to-day, and, it is thought, only five
DAYS next week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-16
TEMPERANCE NOTES.
TRrADELPHIA.

A very large meeting was held at the
NJ. Z. Church II this village last night.
The assemblsge was called to order in
the Sunday school room, but this became
so crowded that an adjournment was had
to the main audience room OF the church.
Mr.. j. NJ. Richards, of this city, con-
Quoted the exercises. Speeches were
made by G. w. Baggs and 4. e. era.
craft, E:qs. The address of the latter
was one of his sblest efforts. The sing.
ing was very fine, and besides that rem
dered by the choir comprised solo by
Mr.. Oscar Seeley, assisted in duet by
Misses Ella Dillon and Addie Smith.
Twenty-Five signers TO the pledge were
obtained.
The regular O'Clock Sunday temper
ance exercises will be INDUCED in at
Washington Hall tomorrow evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-16

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tion is readily received, sud 90 /. ,nr :,
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lance o: headache, by taking McIA,,,
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vegetable Pills for these are the ,,Ir ~,
reliable ones.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-16
No Hard Times Her.

While we hear SO much Of H..
times it is refreshing to motto. ~ ~. srt
have in our city at least ons s. A "
never allow business to fsg. Va ,' va
of course, to the mos. entefp,isios, ne
of l. Blum & Bro, who are .,s, aOS y
first to open the spring csunsi,s ~
offering this morning some - sa ,!
lines Of new spring dress GOOD, y.
some novelties IN shswl:, and mI. "a :
goods at such prices as will eomnI t ny
defy all competition Our ,s,saf. '''s!
bear in mind that this house OpIv - ~
ises what it is prepared to GisIst '. ".
those in search Of handsome A'
dress should not fair 10 psy them .rHs
when out shopping. '''
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3 COMMITTEES for investigation and report.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Egerter moved TO reconsider the
motion to reduce Smith s. Cos. water tax
which was carried.
Report of Committee on Equsli-
zston, then WAS introduced and the
action OF the Second Branch coucnrr-
cd in.
The resolution to repair Seventeenth
street in the vicinity OF the Atlantic en-
CINE house was concurred in.
G. A. Williams prayer for auction
GERS license was agreed to.
John RoDrechts application for license
to open an ordinary was agreed to.
Council adjourned.
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Executive CIemency.

Yesterday Governor II. NJ. Mathews
granted pardon to James Calvin Ar
thur, who was convicted in the Circuit
Court OF ksnswhs county, on an indict-
ment for murder in the second degree,
and sentenced December Il, 1878, to con-
fnement in the penitentisry for the term
of FIVE years. The petition asking Ar
thurs pardon is signed by many respect.
able citizens OF Ksnswhs county and by
the Superintendent of the Penitentisry.
HIS conduct has been exemplary during
his term OF confinement he having
obeyed all the prison rules.
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as'hceling &e9lster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index TO New Advertisements.

Time Table Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
and St. Louis Railway.
Removal-Hanes, Wilson " 20.
Opera House-Robert X. Emmett.
Opera House Georgia Minstrels.
New Desigus-Cummins & Woods.
Parlor and Chamber SuiLs-G. Men,
del, Booth Il Co.
Observation-Disclosures Gallery.
Wall Psper-JJhn FriedeI.
Letter List.
County Board of Equalization.
p, w. & Ky. Railroad TicketS-John
Battle.
Public Sale of Island Residence.
Have You Seen the Displsy-Turner
IL Dillon.
Uudertsking-Zink Il Son.
Photogrsph:-PIummer' Gallery.
Bargains in Dry Goods. Blum y
Bro Head of Local.