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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-03
Officers IIected.

LAST evening the members of the
Whslen Literary Society met at their
hall and elected the following officers:
President, John Black; Vice President,
Thos. Burke; Secretary, G. Lagsrie;
Treasurer, q. Msthison; Monitor, w.
Weir; Critic, NJ. Reynolds; Librarian,
w. Bosley; Chaplain, John Flanagan;
Marshal, NJ. Madden. Committee on
Wsys and Mesns-N. ReiSter, j. Msthi-
son. Z. Bosiey, w. Bosley. q. Msth-
ison. Committee on Members-N.
Reister, 7. Burke, John Black.
This Society will give dramatic per-
formsnco alter Easter at Westwood's hall,
Eighth ward. At the meeting last night
there we're quite large number OF per-
sons present. This society is fast be-
coming one of the best OF its kind in the
city.
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Incurrinc tremendous Risk.

They incur tremendous risk who SO.
iourn or emigrate TO reside in districts
where malarlal disease i prevalent, with.
out medicinal means OF terrifying their
systems against the periodic scourge. The
danger 10 bilious subjects, and 10 those
who lack bodily stamina, is particularly
serious. \ preventive and curative agent
of known auti-malariaI efficacy should
be frequently used and constantly KEEP,
at hand by such persons; and on
none can they rely with such certainty OF
protection and aid as Ho>te,tgr> stomach
BitterS. This grand specific roots ou, every
yestige OF the malariaI poison nom the
system, and eudows il with an amount of
vital activity and repeu!uE power that
nuI!iftS the influence OF mlasma. II also
prevents and remedies disorders OF the
stomach, bowels and liver, which are par
ticuIarly prevalent in mslariouS regions,
and Is an incompatible general luvigor-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-03

DR.. d. Mayer, of Charleston, High
Chef Ranger OF West Virginia is in the
city for the purpose of organizing a
lodge Of the Independent Order o,
Foresters, which is benevolent orgsni-
cation for the mutual protection Of Its
members and which aids in procuring
employment, to relieve the distressed,
care for the sick, bury the dead, comfort
the mourner, protect the widow and
educate the orphans OF deceased members.
The Doctor comes with letters OF recon-
mendation to some of our prominent
citizens who manifest desire to aid IN
organizing a lodge of this kind in our
city as nothing OF the kind exists here
At present there are e well established
lodges in this State.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-03
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transaction in real es.
tate was recorded in the County Clerks
office yesterday:
Deed made February l6, 1873, by
Hannibal Forbes to Daniel Peck, for a
three.story brick residence at the south
east corner of Main and Twentieth
streets, Centre Wheeling, together with
so much of the lots numbered SO and 80,
on which said building has been erected,
together with and including that part of
lot No. 80 in the rear of these, extend
ing to the slley-$8,6c0.
Deed made April l, 1878, by Thomas
II. List and wife to Christian Schnepf,
for the north half of lot No. l59, west
side of Chspline street, between Tween.
ty.second and Twenty-thlrd streets
So 900.
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BELLiIRE LOCALS.

State Senator Wsgoucr w-- IN town
Tuesday.
The "mun" social q: the NJ. Z. Church
last evening was 81 amusing affair.
Mr. Tazwell Martin, ST., Of Lloyds-
VILE o., is visiting his grandson, Mr.. ?.
S. Cover.
Mr.. John Raw, who has been down
with typhoid fever for some days, Is
about again.
The temperance lunch set at the City
Hall by tue ladies on election day was
quite a success.
Everybody VINO was not moving yes
terday and Monday was helping some
body else move.
An employee of the Latter cut his
thumb badly on Monday while trim
ming election tickets.
City Commissioner ShGuna!e,t Is
about 10 make trip to Kansas, Tor the
purpose Of investing in lauds there.
The stockholders Of the Be..ajre and
Southwestern Railroad hsd 3 meeting
last night at the Office OF the com. shy in
this city.
Mr.. r. {. Faris is eycavstiug for 8
house to be built in Horns addition
Mr.. William knsck Is also building on
Jefferson street, Gravel Hal.
Mrs. McClusky, lady Of about fifty
years of age, died very Suddenly, It ]:
supposed Of heart disease, at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. Heller, on Guernsey street
on Monday afternoon.
The city and township clerks postec
up their annual reports Of tnanca
transactions and the condition Of theiI
respective funds Monday. Both reports
make 8 good showing.
The case against the employees Of the
Goblet Factory, which was set for triaI
Yesterday, and which has caused more
excitement and feeling than any LITTLE
thing for II long time has been dis
missed.
The neatest and mos. tasteful paper
hanger and the mos! artistic and popuial
sign painter in the city Is John IL. Mot
ter. Don't think of having work done
till you see him. Leave orders at May
er Il KlotZ's.
The tobacco warehouse has been LtteC
with galvanized iron doors and window
shutters throughout. !. is expected t
be ready Tor the reception Of tobacco anl
the transactions of all kinds OF business by
the 10th OF the month.
The WinebrenH&riaus, or Feet Wash
ers, closed their protracled and fruitful.
revival on last Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Woods
of Pennsylvania, conducted the meetings
and he is SAID to have shown great ability
as minister and eloquence as public
orator.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ +
Church held their regular meeting yes
terdsy. This being the anniversary O
the organization OF the society, officer
were elected for the ensuing year IS tel
lows: President, Mrs Gen. g. w, Hoge
Vice President, Mrs. w. j. Ferren; Sec
rotary, Mrs DR.. G. j. Baker; Treasurer
Mrs. Cyrus StrahL The society is {
power in the church, both financially anC
otherwise. 1! has raised for the cnurct
about five hundred dollars IN the pas
| year.
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Remarkably Sudden Death.

Mr.. Henry Glass, whose death has ST..
ready been announced in the REGISTER
was ustil recently an employe of Messrs.
Mckinley and Mccormick of this city.
He mad been at Tiltonville only two or
three days. when he met the injuries
which resulted in his death. At the time
of the accident he wss not supposed to
have been seriously injured. He retired
as usual on Friday night, complaining
of only slight pain in his head, sRd IN
the morning was found by his bed-fellow
q corpse. The physician who examined
the body gave as his opinion, that il Mr..
Glass had been kept awake for the night
he would have recovered.
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Certificate OF incorporation.

Yesterday the Secretary of State issued
certificate of incorporation to the "MOr-
gantown Building Association" for the
purpose of raising money to be used
among the members of such corporation
in buying lots or houses, or in building or
repairing houses. The principal office or
place of business is to be kept at Morgan.
town and is to expire April l, 1898, and
for the purpose of forming said corpora
ton the sum of 500 has been subscribed
to the capital stock, and so have been
paid in on said subscription. The privi-
lege of increasing the capital stock by
sales of additional shares to 100000 is
reserved. The capital subscribed is d.
vided into shares OF 500 each.
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Tin Wedding Celebrated,

Monday evening about thirty OF Mr..
Hans Good and wIte's friends surprised
them at their residence corner OF Eoh
and Fifteenth streets, with celebration.
The occasion Was the tenth anniversary
of the welded life OF the gentleman and
lady mentioned. The whole affair was a
surprise, and resulted in large deposit
of nice tlnwsre, no two pieces being
OF the same shape. Some lady friend
who desired TO perpetrste q
huge Joke, as it was the first of April,
baked what was supposed to be very
fine brides cake, and had 1t placed upC n
the table. When cut by Mr.. Good, that
gentleman soon realized what it was, and
continued to help the guests to little
more of the brides CAKE" which proved
to be made of mush nicely sugsred. Each
one who received a piece OF the cake,
kept perfectly quiet, waiting for some
ore else to be served in the same manner.
When all had been served, there came
peal after peal OF merry laughter from
the delighted guests, whom few mo-
ments before felt that some one would be
nicely April fooled.
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FOR SALE.

SMALL BRICK GROCERY STORE
= and frame house on EOh street, OPP
YI~Ife the Female Seminary.
EAST SHE OF EOu street, below Twenty
third and Iwenty-tourth streets, frame
house, rooms. good location, lot b by l25
Du Chapline street, near HamiltOn's
foundry, one large new brick dwelling,
lot SD 10y 10; three frame houses on alley,
Frame house and lot. 5 rooms and
Kitchen, on Tweuty-nlnth street; easy
terms and cheap.
Two brick houses and lots on Eof street
near HrTubTOOk's place.
one fine new brick dwelling, two story,
S rooms ON Main between Iwenty-thlrd
and Twenty fourth streets.
One frame house, rooms, lot ~ by Isl,
tGT = Uu; CaldwelIS Run.
For sale or exchange for real eState-5
shares Bnl'1lre street railway stock. One
share " heelng street railway stock.
For sale OF exchange for GOO farming
Iaud-HTick house and lot on Jacob street,
corner of Thirty second.
For sale or exchange tor Western land
3 lots i'm JOhnStOwn. Fulton county, New
York.
street, Wheeling Island; terms very easy.
For sale brick and l frame house on
Fourteenth Sweet.
For sale or remit large brick, 5 rooms
location very desirable; gas and water;
rI'l early.
FOR sale or rent-Brockhard's Market
street brewery and brick dwelling. For
rent inquire at once.
turS sale or exchange for city property
90 20 targaiu-l -four ana saw mill, new
and i'm good ruuIlug order. This is 4 rare
chance for am industrious man.
For sale--5 acres in Randolph county,
West Virginia.
For Sale-,Oacres in Randolph county,
West Virginia.
For saIe-A fine little farm of 30 acres,
near Glenn EaStOn, on the h. u o. r. X.
Two frame hOUSeS,2 story and half sta
.ura. yOuag orchard, vineyard: only : GJJ
For sale-2iO acres good farming land =,
situate in Harrison county, Iowa, be-
tween Council Bluffs and Logan, well
gyatered and few miles nom railroad.
GpracrcS Iowa land, Monroe and Wood
berry county.
c. A. SCHAEFER & Co,
Real Estate AGENTS, 1888 Market street
opera House Corner, second door. mr3O
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CAPITAL RESTAURANT.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

TWO NEW AND ELEGANT STORE
rooms with residences above, rs
Nos lISQ and ll4I Main street, west L".",a
side. a few doors above the Peoples
Bank, with gas and water throughout
Possession given Immediately.
A large brick house, No. 2il6 Main street
now used as a boarding house. Is IN good
order. with gas and water throughout
Possession given on first next April.
\ two story frame house, corner oil
Twenty-tiIth and Main streets, containing
"A fine store room and residence, with gas
and water.
\ nice room in the second story OF the
building on the Opera House corner, 'front.'
iugO on Fourteenth street. Possession given
Immediately.
For terms, which will be reasonable, ap-
plytO NJ. REILLY,
\ Us. 1893 and 1911 Main Street, Wheeling
". Va. IebeOdh
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KIYer NeMs.

The marks last evening indicated 8
feet S inches and rising.
The O.Neal lett for Pittsburgh, Courier
for Parkersburg, and Andes Tor ClucIn-
natl, with good trIgs yesterday.
Lne E,nm ma, G S1n pa" 80 81 ~ ,I'
,yssg 49, ~ . Inv for 49, Snr irnrton snd
~ ,o -. "" g.. Ci.ainno,i yostor5oy
Tbo K stia StockdsIe in landing YES
torday rSorriro AZ the wharf boat ran
40 b.-ro bresli,, in the sides Of
,bo ba-,o sri o,borwIsa irinring il
The Bettia Gilbert will likely leave
for below sometime to day.
The Carrie Brooks passed down last
night for ZsnesviIIe.
The Granite State is due up to-day
cnroute for Pittsburgh.
The Rsgon leaves for Psrkcrsburg to-
day at 1920 A. N.
Capt. 1. I. Sweeney OF this CITY, Is
about TO contract for hull 1856 feet long,
50 feet beam, 9! fee: hold. DE will get
cylinders OF II or IS inches diameter, D
feet stroke. This boat he wants tor the
lii bo l,, o NJ IN ,bS fei and cost him
sta,t az 000
'''1' r-,...-,,,
10y 1'''s 'P",,
NASHVILLE apr! E-h''eF ISIiDg'
with 81 lee! On the 'PoaIS'
PITTSBURGH, April River feet
" iNl I.ll anu ''A''o''' : " '''"'' '''1'
ana N''1'
LoUIsyILLE, Apr. " Gather partly
cloudy aud pleasant, River falling with
: feet inches IN the canal. Departed
Cherokee, Shink!e and Charles Morgan,
Cincinnati.
NEW ORLEANS, APrI o' %.-Atf'y ,s;,-
Dssnr Memphis hanna O~'HGnI'A ''isfi
Golden ka'e' CiGCinhaH' ~ DsPAT T'l,-
Lee, NIcksblrg; Done.Iy' D. LOUIS
Howard, MolIie Moore John Wilson
and tow Cairo. LigHI ram al dSy'
MEMPHIS, April River fell I
inches, and now stands 10 ieel inches;
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-03
EUREKA a.

UNHE BEST GAS BURNER IN THE
market an warranted to do all that
is claimed TO t.. 10 rs I'm universal use
throughout the East, and the city OF PITTS
Eurgh has adopted II on all the street
lamps, and in all the public buii dinzs,
and Is I'm use in many private houses. AZ
10 being the
BEST AND CHEAPEST BURNER
To be had. the following comparisons
endorse: The same pressure 20 each burn
er: an Argand burner gives ~ per cent
moro light than a conn on Brass Fish
tail burner; a Lava Tip bras. burner mo
check y per cent more; Ellis patent iS
per cent more, the Eva : ~ per cent
more; and the Windsor patent 90 per cent
more. Thus you Will see the Ellis equals
the Argand, the Evans gives 40 per cont
more light, and the Windsor lB per cent,
proving itself the best burner I'm the mar
ket. Having been appointed sole agent
tor the windsor Burner, now Otier them
to the cities OF Wheeling. assuring them
that 10 Is all that is claimed for n, and no
one using gas can afford % be without
them. Also a new and complete assOrt-
ment Of Gas Fixtures, Lead, stone and
Iron Pipe, Brass Work ofRll descriptions,
and all articles TO be found In a FIRST class
Plumb bling and Gas Fitting establishment.
OSCAR SEELkH,
2ll2 Main street.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the Dr.
ferent judicial Bodies.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.

COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.
w. S. Goshorn vs.. Thomas Z. Stewart
& Co., certified by Squire w. II. Cald'
well. Judgment for plaintiff for S37 81.
Louis Muller, native Of Ssxony, was
granted his second papers, qualified, and
admitted as citizen OF the United
States.
Adjourned until o'clock this morn
ing.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER'
Catherine Hagsns VS.. Mary Reister ct
aIs., in chancery. Decree Of sale set aside
and aunulled in this case.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morn
ing.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This Court disposed of eight cases yes
terday morning, with fines ranging from
81 to 500.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY
Isz1. MORGANTOMN. 1873.

THIS INSTITUTION OF LEARNING.
under the Presidency Of Rev. ]. X.
Than psOn, A. NJ, is entering upon new
era Of prosperity. During the Spring Term
lust closed the attendance Ofstudeuts w5s
Increased over % per cent. IL has large
and scholarly Faculty; q beautiful, health
ful and moral location; ample Scientific
and Philosophical Apparatus; a Library
constantly growing; curriculum Of the
most thorough character; "A standard Of
scholarship surpassed Dy no American
Institution OF learning.
The expenses are less than ~ any other
place known 10 afford equal advantages.
The Fall term begins September jth the
Winter term January ID, and Spring term
March 9TH. For full Information, Gaia
ogue, &c, addres the Presi dent.
GEO. &. ETURGTSS.
aR2iWTIh Secretary OF Regents.
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Rum esEl.

Yesterday while standing hiLched to q
weight IN front OF Horkheimer's place OF
business, on Main street q horse attached
to buggy. both al which are owned by
Meyer Horkhelmer, took fright at some
object and ran of, going as far up as
Eleventh street before being stopped.
Fortunately no damage was done, with
the exception OF several scratches on one
norse's legs The way that the beast
made turns among the drays and wagons
he passed, it was strange not to have
done any damage.
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Squire MnrannII's Court.

Yesterday morning Elizabeth Brown
appeared before this Justice and swore
out peace warrant for Mrs. WIscnann,
who had declared her intention OF max
ing things lively for Elizabeth. The
case was booked for O'clock, but was
postponed at that hour until o'clock
last night.
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GhIicO Hon.

In addition to an evenings enjoyment
and one of Charley Koch's celebrated
suppers, the managers of the hop to be
gwen NJ Kocn's Hall On Friday even
ing, offer handsome gold bresstpin to
the best clog dancer. All persons have
the privilege of contending tor the prize.
Professor Birch's band will furnish the
music.
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niscinIeS' Church.

The bi-weekly socisble and supper IN
der the auspices of the Ladies Sewing
Circle o. this church, will be held ut tae
residence OF f. A. Britt Esq, East
Wheeling, tomorrow night. These
gatherings are the means OF producing
much cordiality among the members OF
the congregation, and are well attended.
We learn that 1t is in contemplation to
have series of concerts, or other enter
tainments, to which young men who do
not now attend any place of worship
will be especially invited. 1t Is thought
that much good can be done in this way.
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Painful Accident.

Mr.. William Reitz, pattern maker at
the works of A. J. Sweeney & Son, met
with a painful accident on yesterday
morning. He was working at wood
shaping machine, when the piece he was
moulding was suddenly drawn forward,
carrying his left hand against the knives.
The end of the third finger was cut of
and the first and second fingers severely
mangled. Dr. Allen dressed the wounds.
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NInannir DPhiCAiInlI.

Last evening there was meeting of
the Committee on the New Masonic
Hall at their old lodge room on Twelfth
street The committee arranged to have
the new hall appropriately dedicated to-
morrow evening by the Most Worship
full Grand Master of West Virginia. 1t
will be public rs far as Masons and their
families and invited guests are Concerned.
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tsUsINEss STAND FOR SAFE

OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE THE
new three story Brick Building, No. 81
Eleventh street, occupied on the first floor
as a boot and shoe store by Jacob Land.
fried. The house is new, having been built
uniyabpUt two years; is supplied through
out with gas, hot and cold water mp and
down stairs; has six good sized rooms, be-
sides pantry and both room. The proper
tv is in the central part of the city and
close 10 the market.
mrggl a. c. EGERTER.
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A Strike Ended.

The workmcn at Wsgoner's pspel
mill, West Wheeling, who have been
out on strike for over week against s
reduction of wages, returned to work
Saturday at the reduced rates, except
George Pittman, fnisher. We under,
stand that the reduction was about Sl.5C
on weeks wages.
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Handsome Novelties

l.. Swsbacker has just returned from
the East with all the latest novelties.
The newest in Grass and Beaded Silk and
Worsted Fringes; the finest stock of
Ladies and Children's Hosiery ever exhIb-
tied in Wheeling; outside Collars snd
CUTS IN Irish Guipure, Torshon and Rus
sis Lsces and Linen; the latest in Ties
and Ruchings, Hsmburgs, French and
Colored Embroideries. Our celebrated
Kid Gloves in al fashionable Shades,
Liesle Gloves with lace and band tops,
and something quite new IN NeiIiugs,
Combs and Psrasols. A complete line.
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL Il, 1873,

Commencing al 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the
front door OF the Court House of Ohio
county. the following described real estate
.ifuate I'm the city OF Wheeling, West Nir.
gIuiu, tO-wIt: The east One-halt of lot
numbered ntty-eight ,5S) on Eighteenth
street, between EOti and Jacob streets, and
rDtug the same property conveyed TO said
Joseph Caring by deed now OF record in
deed book No. o., page III, OF the land re.
cords OF Ohio county.
TERMS OF SALE-One-haH cash, and
more II the purchaser desire; the balance
iu one year, with interest, the deferred
pavmeut 20 be secured by negotiable note,
with deed OF trust on said property 10
secure the same.
mrljl :. o. TAYLOR, Trustee.
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Fire Alarm Telegraph i'm The Eighth
Ward.

We are authorized by Mcssrs Brice
and Wait. two of the CounciImen Of the
Eighth ward, to state that at the time the
subject of the Fire Alarm Telegraph
was first mooted, paper to be used in
procuring subscriptions was prepared by
Mr.. Brice, who intended TO make a per
sonal effort to secure the amount needed,
to have station for the use OF citizens
generally, established in that ward.
Each of.the gentlemen named, and many
others, signifed their Willingness 70
contribute. AT the suggestion Of
some one, the paper WAS placed
in the hands of 3 member OF the
Fire Department, who agreed to see
what could be done. This gentleman
soon after receiving the document
changed his mind, at the same time con.
GLIDING tat 1t was the duty of the city
to establish the station. So the matter
rested until yesterday, when Mr.. VISIT
took the business in Rand He secured
nearly enough money during the day TO
guarantee the success Of the undertaking,
and we may soon expect to see this valu-
able institution introduced into Richie
town.
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FRR RENT.

uIHE STORE ROOM NO. 70 TWELFTH
street, with cellar underneath. "a
TnI- room has been occupied Tor the ~
last three years 10y Hugo l.. LOos as
q tobacco aud cigar store The shelving,
counter, and gas fixtures belong 10 the
promises. \ good w. &. is attached. Rent
low, and possession given April ISL. APP
urvr j. NJ. TODD, or
IaUl W. =. MCkELNEG.
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a MOTHER who desires to see her chill
dren ta,tefulIy dressed should subscribe
to Andrew Bazar." From the patterns
contained in this paper, beautiful suits, at
a very small expense, csn be made. The
question Ct how TO dress well st the min
iimum expense has been practically solved
by the "Bszar." Send ten cents 10 W.
K. Andrews, CincinnstI, for specimen
COPY.
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ScuIIinE News.

Nick Lyberger, of the Mckee Boat
Club, of Pittsburgh, has sent Louis Fell
sing g challenge to row him three mile
SINGLE scun race for $500 side, to be
rowed st Pittsburgh on the llth day of
May next. Felslng is making arrange
ments to accept.