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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-23
Heavy Dnmages Awarded.

Yesterday morning, Mrs. Margaret
Wilson was awarded 1866 623 dana.
ges against the city, by the Circuit Court,
for fractured arm which she sustained
by fsl. into an unfinished sewer on
Charles street on the night of November
%, 1874.
Suit was first brought by Mrs. Wilson
In the County Court sgsinIt the city, in
April 1874 the court awarded her 81 300
damages, and in July Mrs. Wilson caused
an execution to be issued against, and lev
led on quantity OF fire works purchased
by the city for the centennial celebration
The city solicitor succeeded in obtaining
supersedeas from the Circuit Cour. and
new trial awarded the city, which re.
suited IN the above verdict.
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IkiNar EPMa.

M L. t.. --.-.s-.. =. I:--t.I =
me MARKS 'as' evening 'HulcS'ou
leeL ihehes ana ststiohary' 49,,
, up "a $500, o,S r' ,bo 80 ,aro. Sar p
,.a.'i.,,-.:' 49, iot1o- g. ya.ar,o-as
N'r, ~ ' VIZ '' 49, ~ -l'' 80.
burg pscke. today, leaving at 1890 this
morning.
The O'Neel leaves for Pittsburgh this
morning At 7 o'clock prompt.
Inc Emma Emma Ur| Ii,; passed DOWN carry
'N,T 'J' '-.'l5 ~. CL"S'i,'S',,
Az " 49, 80 90 . IIo IP 'I'' ' p;,.
us "a '''''0 'i0'l' ~'''0'''''''' ~ I'VE
o"IS Tie ,. N o--., -.-..-I.,.
.,., 's $50 " P''S2." uP 10s''''''
Win u, one =, barge oI lrop ore .,.-,-.
with tow Of empty barges.
The local packets departed on time
yesterday.
Business on the wharf Is dull!
BY Telegraph
PITTsBURGu, Nav 22-River 5 feet
l men and stationary Weather lar
ana n''u'
ANANh LLLEi -Ah iElN'i iAiiAHb
with feet on the Saoss. Arrived
HiIlmen, Eidyville.
Lrrrrv Rock. Nav % River risIno
slowly with < feet 2irrbos in the chan,
mel ArrIved-FIetcher, Fort Smith.
VICKsBUEG, May 22.-Weathor clear.
Thermometer so degrees. River fell 4
inches. Arrived-Colorsdo Down
New Mary Houston.
Nm, o.,n.,.. No. o, ,--,u,l
@. C.,,' - -, -
VILE. D,par.cd-Jobn Wilson. Ouachita
river, Danube. Red river ommonwealth.
st. Louis; Oakland and tow, Pittsburgh.
Westher clear and warm; thermometer
So.
rv,, u-..,.,-.,
LOUISVILLE may Il ', C ea'uoL CLOUDY I,I'
Rohor, i Wi,.,oJ N.-y Mile lanes " "
G9g Cincinnati. Alice St Paul
River -i.irg w,,b II faot end ircb in
the canal
EVANSVILLE, May % - Weather
cloudy hot and sultry. Raining slightly
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-23
Irhsfaa,s Sale of Real Estate

JNY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
X made bv Peter SchlernitZauer ana
Catherine SchlernitZauer, his vile, udltu
fho 3Oth day OF April, n. ID. 1910, ana re-
corded in the Office of the Clerk oil tne
Ionnty Court of ohio county, West VIZ
ginia, in deed OF trust book NO. . page
Az, 1 will sell at puOlc auction, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1873,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, at the
front door OF the Court House OF ONO
county the follow ne described real esItte'
living in the city o! Wheeling, ~tsl VIZ
vinia. to wit: The south hall OF Iot mum
6ar ~. situate on the east side OF MAIN
street, between Third formerly McLuIcl
street and Fourth formerly Bank street
in frat part OF said city of Wheeling, cali
ed North Wheeling. Also, part o. IoI
No. ~. situated ON the eGst side oil Nam
street between Third and fourth stIet,S,
I'm that part OF the city of wheeling Gu,
al North wheeling, which part OF Stlu lou
* more particularly described as follows
Beginning at point on the east Slut Oi
Main street and corner OF said IOtS 20 ana
~. thence eaStwarily with the me De-
tween said lois one hundred feet; thence
thwar,lIv and parallel with Main street
twpnty-fiye feet; thence weStwaIdly anu
naraIIsI with tne first line one hundred
feet: thence nOrthwardly TO the place Oh
beginning.
Terms OF Sale Cash.
The title to the above property is be-
lI.yed TO be uuQUcStiOuable, but Sel!lhH as
trustee | shall only convey Such lltIe a. Is
vested In me by said deed OF trust
:. .. TAYLOR, Trustee,
&c. HERVEY, Auctioneer. main
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Bankruptcy.

The following are the liabilities OF
Joseph W. Terrell, q dry goods mer.
chsut Of this city who was recently
a5iudged q bankrupt in the United
States District Court: Daniel Peck
sTO37 Joseph G. Anderson, Wheel
ing, $3,7OI 81; Elliott Bros, Philadel-
pins Pa, t3O23.99; Sarah l.. Terrell, ad-
mlnistratrix Of JOIN Terrell. OHIO
county, 5g427; b. W. Titus, Trenton,
n. j., S25lSG; Sampson J.. Mcdowell,
Philadelphis, $64S2j Marshall II.
Kelz, Marshall county, $1,000; Mary
Terrell, Wheeling, $50; George
5. Feeney, Wheeling, $3.58
Myles Stout, Wheeling, SIS IS;
W. II. II. Rogers s. Co, New York,
SIS Co, Harper II Bro, Wheeling, $l3;
Conn x SampIiuer, 1855 81; REGISTER
Company, Wheeling, S2733; Standard
Company, Wheeling, S4948, Frew Il
Campbell, publishers OF hlteLiigcncer,
Wheeling, $50; John Dunlap " Son,
Philadelphia, $62SlS; James Kitchen
man, Philadelphia, $2O3; Frank & Son,
Pittsburgh, S2l2.6Si HemphIll, Ham
line & Co, New York, $27475;
j. G. Whimple New York, $780,
b. f. Devices, PRiIsdelphls, 1866 81;
VIM. Lynch * Co., Philadelphia, $ll525;
Wakefield Rattan Company, Boston,
SIPS; Western Susponder Company,
Mansfield, Ohio $3.50; Stone Creek
Wooden Mills, Reading, Pa, SS31O;
Frank b. Hobart, New York, $3.50;
Bates Reed " Cooley, New York, $I6Il1.
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TEiE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the DIFF
ferent judicial Bodies.
NJ ETROPOLITAN.

CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The last will and testament of John B.
Winchester, wSs proven by the testi-
mony of Earnest Gsrshel and Louis
Wheeler, and ordered to be recorded.
In the case of Margaret Wilson vs..
City of Wheeling, the jury returned the
following: I've the jury find for the
plaintiff, and assess the damages at
S3,G6U.622, John r. Miller, foreman.
The defendants attorney motioned for a
new trial.
In the case of Christman VS.. Hoffman,
testimony was resumed. and the day was
occupied in examining witnesses.
Adjourned until o'clock to-day,
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
The case of Stanton NJ. Howard VS..
Henry W. List, in assumpsit, was con-
unued until the September Term, 1878.
The case OF Mary A. Brown vs.. The
Life Association of America, was still on
trial at P. NJ.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
Ing.
POLICE CoUET-JUDGE CRANMER.
This court disposed of one case, with
a fine Of $50 and costs. Committed.
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THE MISSING BRIOGEPOKEEK.
He il Heard from, and AVOWs His
Intention of Going West

The rumor that James WIgginlon, a
cigar maker, of Bridgeport, had probably
been fouly dealt with, caused REGISTER
reporter TO be detailed to investigste the
matter. Until two weeks ago last Mon
DAY, Mr.. Wigginton had been employed
by +. &. Robinson u Bro, cigar manu-
fscturers at Bridgeport. His son was
employed with him. 4 little change in
the arrangement with the boy Uy his en-
pioyers caused some Installation TO the
father, and he left his situation and got
on spree. He afterwards made an ar
rsngement with q gentleman living on
the Island TO open cigsr shop with MN,
getting about fifty dollars from him, as
the gentleman states, to 60 10 BeIISTe
and purchase stock OF Leaf tobacco.
Others state that he had from 800 10
$3.50. A week ago yesterday morning
he left his home and went to Bciia.re.
There he fell in with Isaac Scott, OF this
city. whom he had formerly known al
Rochester, Pa. To him he gave letter
to mail to his wife. This letter was net
mailed at the proper time. His wife
becoming uneasy at his not returning &,
came over to Wheeling yesterday at.er-
noon and with the assistance of 3 police
officer, found Scott He delivered the
letter which ne claimed he had forgotten
to mail. This explains the mystery, if
it tells the truth. 10 it he syows MS in
tenLion of starting to Virginia City. II
is rather sudden and singular move
ment on his part. His wife says that he
has always supported MS family well and
treated them kindly. His last employers,
however intimate that his conduct has
not been fully on the square OF late. 1t
is not probable that there has been any
foul play, in the light Of present intor-
nation
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Family Reunion.

Last evening c. A. Snfel, wife snd
two children. G. c. Stifel and family, and
Mrs. {. Winkelmyer, all OF st. Louis,
Missouri, arrived in this city on visit
10 Messrs. {. +. and J. L. Stiiel, who are
brothers and sister. The families held s
reunion in St Louis about FIVE years sgo
and have met here to celebrate their sec
ond reunion. The youngest member OF
the relssives is over forty years of age
&. G. Stitel and family will leave mex
week for tour in Europe.
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The Far OFF West.

Yesterday gentleman Of this city re.
ceived q letter rom Henry Christmsn,
Williams Rancho, near Livermore, Col
orado, in which the writer Gays that
things LOOK as if We were going to have
a good growth OF grass for our stock this
yea. We have had very wet spring
which the farmers are glad to see. The
crop prospect was never more promising
than st present Mr.. Christman hs:
been il the West for q number OF years
and is engaged IN the csttle business.
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Irustee,s Sale Of Real Estate.

-,
ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made to me by Richard Nolan ana
Margaret Nolan his wife, dated May IaS- o.
INA and recorded in the office OF the Sierk
~ tns Comfy Court Of ohio county, west
Virgtuia, in deed OF trust BOOK No! pages
Is ana is, will sell al public auction, on
SATURDAY, JUNE l, 1878,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. M, at me
f,ont door OF the Court House, IN the Guy
nj Wheeling, the following described rear
estate that is To say: The wesi, or aIley
part OF the south n llf OF lot 1856, situate on
the west side OF old Fourth street, anu anu
',tr,% OF ola Union street, that is 10 say 20
much OF said half lot rs fronts on the alley
rnnnipg eastwardly towards OLD Tourth
street, about 10 feet, more or less, together
with the buildings thereon.
rha title TO the above property Is belleV-
ed to be unq .estionGble, but selling as
Trustee l shall only convey such uiIe as Is
tr,,St ThOS. OBJ NlEN,
90. Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-23

The undersigned, Special Commission.
err. hereby give notice tl1t by virtue OF
me authority vested in them by decree
made bv said court in the above entltleu
cause on the 9th day OF April, 1873, they
SATGRDAY, THE STH DAY OF JUNE,
1878. sell at public auction, at the 'front.'
door of the Court House OF ONO county
West Virginia, in the city OF wheeling, 10
the highest and hest bidder, the real estate
az which said David Mas, decd, died
seized and possessed, tO-wit: The piece OF
land. cont aiming about two ana One-hall
acres on which said David Mas hau ms
residence and brewery AT me Time OI ms
death, which was conveyed TO hlm Oy one
franz Hegner and wife by deed dated
March 10, 1857. and now OF record IN tht
Clerks office OF the County Court OF Saiu
county, in deed book NO. ~, page ~ anu
described in sand deed as follows: front
ing ON the continuance OF Market street
Ninety feet, more or less; thence running
with Hofiman's line northeast one nun
dred and ten feet; thence north 10 BUSH
held Il McMechen's line; thence east 10
John McLure's line; thence with MS Inc
about 40 feet: thence west TO hOtimans
line, the place OF beginning.
Also, lot No. QOI) one hundred and four,
on the mort b west corner OF Fourth ualeIy
called Bank street and Coal street 'front.'
ing 50 feet on Coal street and running west
west with Fourth street 100 feet, being
same lot conveyed TO said DAVID Mas by
JOseph Bell and wife, by deed dated
October s. 1867, and now OF record IN SAID
clerks Office in deed book No. 50, page
III All OF said real estate being IN SAID
city, county and state.
TERMS OF SALE-One-fOurth OF the pur-
base money, or such greater sum as the
purchaser may eject to pay, in cash the
residue in three equal iuslalments, each
bearing interest from the day OF sale ana
uayabie respectively in six, twelve ana
eiSnteen months after the day OF sale, the
purchaser TO give bonds with personal
security thereon satisfactory TO the under
signed Tor said deferred ayments, ana the
tiIlelo be retained until payment IN luI'
OF the purchase money.
LEWIS s. JORDAN,
ALFRED CALDN ELL,
Special Commissioners.
= TERVLS auCtiOneer mali
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Almost Final.

Yesterday afternoon the little two year
old sen Of MIR. a. 7. Ray, Of Ritchietown,
accompanied his Esther to the boat house
near the foot of Thirty-Ninth street, and
while Mr. Rays hesd wss turned for q
moment the baby ventured too near the
edge OF the platform snd iel! into the
river. Almost Immediately steps were
taken to rescue the little fellow, but be-
fore his could be accomplished he had
passed. entirely under the CRIB house, a
distance of ninety feet, and as be az
pearcd on the surface he was apparent y
in dying condition. He Was at once
tsker ashore and Iestoratives admin
tereI by s competent physician and his
parents, and is now able to be about
again,
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, May 23.-Flour Dull weak
and lower; spring extra a 4O@5 co.
western extras 81 8OCG5 rs Mlnnseots
extras 81 5O@G 90; patent s. OO@9 CO.
superhne 81 5O94 70; winter extra So o.
d6 20. Whcst-U nsettled; active, but
weak and lower; No. 2 Chicago spring
IL O54 bid cash aud seller May; sales 81
81 OO39l o. seller June; closed at 81 Oh I,
al or seller June 95s@95i &c seller July
No yi@96bc. COrH-Dull and drOop-
ing; high mixed and No. = 39m39!c
cash; 3Stc bid seller MAY; 3St93Sic sci.
Ter June; sales at 87t@3S.c seller June;
$3.50 bid seller july rejected 36tCg37c
Oats Active but lower ~ "A C cssh "a 4c
bid seller June; 2I;c bid seller July; 2}ic
seller August. Rye-Dull and lower a.
5G1c. Bsrley-Easier a. 474c. Pork
Opened weak and lower; closed at outside
prices; 81 GOCg7 70 cash; 81 IS seller June;
sales at s. 52!G7 57i seller June; 81 50
al ST. seller july 81 s7i@S 90 seller
August. Lsrd-In good demand at iulI
prices at So All cash; So 47!96 so seller
June; So 52tG16 55 seller JuIy;S6 67tG,
6 90 seller August. Bulk Meat-Quet
and unchanged. Alcohol-At 33a34c.
Whisky-Sl O4.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, May 22.-Cotton-Stesdy
at IL l-l66ll 2.l6c. Flour-Dull 81 /
heavy, demand limited; receipts 1900
barrels; No. 2 81 l5@3 u; superhne
western and state 81 OO(d,4 40; COM
mon to good 81 5O@4 SO good to
choice 81 $50 IS; white wheat extra
So SO@6 90 fancy So 55@7 70; St
Louis 81 G5@7 IS extra ONO 81 7O@
6 90; Minnesota patent process So 5O@
5 %. Rye Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Corn Meal - QIict and unchanged.
Wheat-Du.l aid heavy receipts 10000
bushels; No, Chicago spring II 10;
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 II; No. 2 spring
81 l59l l6; seller June 81 l24@l Ii;
No. Northwestern, seller May, 81 IA
al Is; No. red winter 81 27C9l Is;
No. l 81 2O@l 81 Rye - Easier;
western 7OG72c. Bsrley-Stesdy and
unchanged. Malt-DuIl and unchanged.
Confirm; receipts 4l,OOO bushels
steam 50@5l!i No. 2 5l@5l4ci high
mixed 81; No white 54gi steam yellow
SIC. Oats -Firmer; receipts $4,000
bushels; western mixed 3l@32ic; white
western 33@3S!c. Hsy-FIrmi shipping
31@32tc Hops-Dull, unchanged and
heavy. Cohec-Quiet but steady. Sugar
Quiet but firm; fair to good refining
7:g73ci prime ne; refined 9sS9Bc.
Molasses -Quet and unchanged. Rice
Quiet but steady. PeIrooum-Queti
crude lei refined llic. Rosln and
TurpeRtine - Quiet and unchanged,
Eggs-Dull; western l2@l2!c. Mess
Pork-Firmer ut s. 55@S 80. Beef
Quiet and unchanged; western long
clear middles dull at &c. Lard-Prime
steam So 1906 70. Butter-QuIet and
unchanged. Cheeso-Qmot and un-
changed. Whisky-Quiet At 81 0Cg
I UGb
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FOR - ALE.

T OFFER FOR SALE MY RESIDENCE
and Grounds, mile east of the City on
the National road, at the terminus OF the
Kim Grove railroad.
There are some IA acres of land, with the
choicest fruits and shrubbery. The house
contains all conveniences OF gas, water,
&C, and is in perfect order. Staoling'
green house, ice house, milk house'
henery, &C., convenient.
Terms easy. Improved city properly IN Ia
Wheeling or Baltimore, Will be taken III
Amply to myself until the lSih OF May ;
oftaT that time 10 Mr. Chambers HerNey'
9la0rs SAMUEL LAUGHLlN.
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Nc,d Attending 10.

I. il Ne. ths! the resl locstion of the
streets carnot be changed as easily as the
street lamps which have the names on
them, or the "oidest inhabitsnt" would
find it difficult to tell where he came
from or whittier he was going, if he had
10 depend on the street signs to direct
him. SO many Of the lamps have been
turned rour d since the hail storm that Ii
Is simply impossible for stranger to be
guided by their Information at all.
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tturinDafI

UISCINEATI, May p Goth,
and IN good demand At lOgo So
Dull aud unchanged. Wbo., T.
weak and lower; red 81 lO6II; o2.
Dull sad dropping At 4OIS 4,S C5r
Steady and in fair demsns =, Oa:'
Rye-ln fair demand 1t 6OSSS, ..S
Dull and unchanged. Pr oN.s!
ssles at IS 90. Lsrd-In ro,t 6t S..'''s',
but al lower rstes; current m.ge aes,aac:
kettle 81 O0(a7 so. BuI. - %;
Higher At IS SOFAS 62laI 4oE I5':s--
Bscon-Stesty sad in f, ~ y
4945@595tG5l @5!c Ma ;IA2l ~
Steady snd IN fair demsnd :, -sE' =
Butter-Dull, weak and .oyer. y vs.
excessive; ianCy Creamery rs,7,pa
choice Western Ryserve rs ~;
Central Ohio SGllc Li,.a', T.
Steady 81 57GgUe. Viz
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SEny Party.

The children Of st. Mary's Psrochisl
School, attached TO the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception, will have their
annual Msy party to-day. 1t will be
held in Merschs orchard, and every care
has been taken by the good sisters in
charge to insure pleasant time to all
who may attend.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-Flour r
Dull and unchanged. Whest-Dull
amber ~ 24@l % red 81 2OGl %;
white 81 2S9l 20. Corn-Du,I; yellow
sic; mixed 4S!c cash and seller June;
4S3c seller July; ace seller August. Data
Dull; white western 33G34c; western
mixed 3l@32c Rye-DGI - GSG Csc.
Pork-At 50 5OGlO Z5. Lard Easier;
city Kettle S. 1901 %. But,er-Duli
and unchanged. ECEs--Qujrt ard IN
changed. Cheese-Weak; wes:orn ga
9!c. Petroleum and Whisky - UH-
changed.
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DIZZY GOODS.


NV YORK, May Dry GCo4 20
The package ttaioin cotton goods coo.
IInucs quiet, bat prices sTo nomlra "
unchanged. Fancy prints q.o. l..
shlrtiugs in fair request DraI C.o.i
quiet and cotton makes wr.t md unset.
tied. Worsted coatlugs fairly sclyl b..
the demand Tor heavy, fancy easIao'a
and cvcrcoating5 sluggish F5fr-r
goods dull ~ fret HANDS
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A Narrow Eseape from Drowning.

Tuesday, while driving an unruly COW
along Wheeling creek, and when at
Berry's hole, just beyond the tunnel, the
horse which Gus ZoegIer was riding
stepped on stone and tell IN the creek
The water where the horse and rider was
thrown in WAS about fifteen t.et deep
sad, being unable to swim, came very
lear drowning both him and mis- horse
tie finally succeeded in getting ashore
sfInr snr-.. 4 lhnmItN
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Explanation.

a fun loving ps-ty, to put joke on 8
certain e1cteab.e insurance msn in this
city, created the rumor, that Nj. G. Ehni
and l as partners, would go into the in
sursnce bushes. Seconding Mr.. Ennis
card, thought thst only one would be
taken in by tie said "rumor," but see
that wss mistaken.
&. NEUHAUsyS
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Loan and Building Association.

The incorporates of the new NsiI
City Loan and Building Association will
meet at Clerk Deiters' office this evening
to select board Of mne directors. On
and after to-day the Association will
issue certificates Of stock. At their next
annual meeting the stockholders holding
certificates of stock will elect the Board
Of Directors for the ensuing series to be
issued by the Association.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-23
A Riding Party.

Last evening the following ladies rode
out to Mrs. Fay's for tea: MIR. Watkins
and Miss Matte Hubbard; John Daven-
port and Miss Mamie Du Bots; Richard
Howell and Miss Carrie GIlchrist; John
GIlchrist aud Miss Bridge, OF Mt. YER
non, O. The party returned about 9
o'clock p. NJ after having enjoyed them
selves tor several hours
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Music md EPSIiYRI.

The members generally, and especially
the ladies of the Disciples Church, are
looking forward to IN entirely agreeable
time ut their music and festival enter
tainment at Mozart Hall on next Mon
day night. The object of the festival is
to assist IN paving off the debt Of the
church. Music, both vocal and instru.
montal Of high order, may be expected
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-23

The following officers were elected last
evening: President, G. W. Franzheim;
Vice President, Frank Stanton; Secre-
tsry, c. B. Reid; Treasurer, G 3. Fairs;
Moaitor, A. T. Sweeney Chaplain, +. F.
Jepsoni Marshal, j. { Rileiaadsri CRIT.
les, Ed Lsrkin and II. B. Holiday. TIE
old committees on Wsys and Means slt
Finance were reelected.
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Esand IniuI ed.

Tuesday evening, Dick Faire, a car
penter, net with the painful accident Of
driving u chisel through his left hand
while working At new binding in the
course of erection on McColloch street.
The wound Is very painful one, and
will REQUIRE Mr.. Fare to abstain from
work for some time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-23
Handsome Boat.

The II. j, Leasure Boat Club of this
city, have received new scull boat made
after foreign patent which is said to be
the handsorsest of its class which has
ever been brought to Wheeling. The
members Of the club are quite proud OF
their purchase and consider it a very
valuable acquisition to their navy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-23

The exercises bearing the above name
will be celebrated ia Z9no st. and Chap
line street NJ +. Churches on Saturday
evening and Sunday next. 60 far rs
may BIZ possible, Presiding Elder Wilson
will othc,ate at both places. These SER
vices are very interesting to MethOdists,
and all persons are cordially welcome.