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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-30
RIVER News.

The marks at the landing show Is
feet inches in the channel and rising
slowly.
The ONeal departed on time yester-
day for Pittsburgh.
The Salt Valley passed down at 0
o'clock, en- route to lronton.
The Courier departed at II o'clock for
Psrkersburg.
The Emma Graham passed up at noon
for Pittsburgh.
The Fearless sndbsrges passed down at
noon, en- route for st. LOUIS.
The Andes passed out for Cincinnati at
4:30 o'clock last evening.
The Fashion, en- route from Evansville
to Pittsburgh, had not passed up a. dark
last evening, but passed up at later
hour. She was past due by several
hours. She will enter the st. Louis and
Pittsburgh trade.
BY Telegraph.
PITTsBURGH, January 29.-River 10
feet 2 inches and falling slowly. Wealth
or fair and cold.
LITTLE Rock, January 29.-We Gather
cloudy and rainy. River falling with 4
feet by the gauge.
NASHVILLE, January 29.-Riyer risiB 2
with 7 feet on the shoals. Departed
Silver Thorne, Evansville; Anderson,
Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, January 29.-Weather
cloudy and cool. Departed-Gsfi Gin.
cinnatI. River rising with IL feet in the
canal.
ST. Louis, January 29.-Aruved-
Ksnawhs, Ohio river; Genevieye, Mem.
phis. Departed-Grsnd Tower, Vicks.
burg. River II feet 10 inches. Wealth.
er clear and mild.
New ORLEANS, January 29.-Arrived
&C. X. Peck, Arkansas river. Departed
R. Z. Lee, Vicksburg; Cherokee, Gin.
cinnati; City of Alton, St. Louis; Flor.
once Meyer, Arkansas river. Weather
cloudy and threatening rain.
CINCINNATI, January 29.-River "a
feet inches and falling. Weather clear
and colder. ArrIved-Lioness and Alice
with tows, Pittsburgh. DEPARTED
Lioness, st. Louis; Alice and Golden
Rule, New Orleans; Hudson, Wheelin q.
CAIRO, January 29.-Arrived-Gold-
en- City, New Orleans; Durfee, Pitts
burgh; City Of Chester, st. Louis; Robin.
Memphis. Departed - Ironsides, St.
Louis; Golden City, Cincinnati; Durfee,
Pittsburgh; Chester, Memphis. River
Il feet 10 inches and falling. Weather
clear. Mercury A degs.
EVANSVILLE, January 29.-Weather
cloudy and cool; wind northeast; rAer-
curry 35 TO As. River Is $40 feet and
rising. Up-Florence Lee, Arkapsss
Belle, II. Smith and John l.. Rhosds.
Down-Dick johnson, Vint Shinkle. z.
NJ. Morton and tow, A. Q. Donnally Jas.
Guthrie and John Dippsld, generally
with good business.
MEMPHIS, January 29.-The river fell
5 inches, and now stands l6 feet 10 inches.
Weather unsettled but generally clear.
Arriyed-Cons Millar, Cincinnati; Jss.
Howard. New Orleans. Departed
Mary Elizabeth, Fort Smith, Katie
Hooper, Little Rock; Maud, Illinois
rIvsr, City of Yicksburg. ST. Louis;
Future City and tow, New Orleans.
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FOR SALE.

A FINEFARM IN MARSHALL COUN-
n ~, on Big Grave Creek, one and n halt
mile east of Rosby's Rock, and adjoining
the 4. 4 o. X. r., containing l35 acres
and SS poles, we'll improved with
FINE, LARGE DWELLING HOUSE,
Stable, Orchard &c: good well in the
yard. There is also some fine Greek Bot
Tom land on II. viii be sold on FEBRU-
AIRY 10th, at public sale, between the
hours of II and O'Clock, on the premises,
II not sooner disposed of. For terms, DC. ,
apply TO A. b. GORDON,
U7ja2iigi On the Premises.
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Railroad Accident

NASHVILLE, January 29.-The ii,,.
train which left here At s O'Clock E
evening on the Nashville and Cha,
nooga railrosd, was thrown from /,
track near Lsucrgnc, on accom-.
rail being placed across the track. .
a coal oil tank bursted burning tue e,
train of seven cars.
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Suicide with n Razor

CAMBmDGS o., January 2S.--J.
Orr, a highly respected citizen Of i
county, committed suicide this mCr,,
by cutting his throat with razor, G
residence near Byersville. FiIn1
embarrassment is the cause OF The n
act.
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Before Squire Caldwell,

Yesterday evening Charles Strauss
who wss arrested by Officer Baird on
Monday, was brought before this Justice
on 8 charge OF larceny. The case was
partially heard, after which It was con-
linued until 4 o'clock this evening, on
account Of some material witnesses, for
the defense being absent.
The case against Bill Harris, who Is
charged with burglary was also partially
heard, and then continued until 2 o'clock
to-day, IN order to have other witnesses
summoned in the case.
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Harness stolen.

Last night reporter of the REGIsTER
was informed that one George Dugan
stole some harness from farmer on
Short Creek, and came to this city, last
night, and put up at Renner's, South
Side. We understand that reward Of
S25 has been offered for bis arrest. He
will be at market this morning, and is
described as being tall lrishmsn wear
ing a blsck SLOUGH hat.
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UnmafIable Matter.

The following letter are detained 81 the
Wheeling postoffice, awaiting the neces-
ssry stamps 70 forward them to their
destinations:
George Green, jr7 Georgetown, D. c.;
Thomas Sweeney, Superintendent Of
Cumberland Road, city; Mrs. Maggie
Criswell, care of John S. Gsrvin, city;
Miss Jessie Woodward, city; Miss Ada
Sonery, ls5 Eighteenth street, city.
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New Mail Arrangements.

The new time table for the Ryerson
Station route has gone into effect. In
stead of three mails per week, as hereto
fore, there will be for the present oalY
two. The mails will be closed, at this
office, for Ryerson's Station, at o'clock
every Tuesday and Friday morning, and
will be due here from Ryerson's Station
every Monday and Thursday afternoon
AZ 5 o'clock.
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Test Of n Fire Escape.

Mr.. Thomas Fshy, by invitation, visit
ed Mount De Chantsl, yesterday, and
demonstrated the utility of his Fire Es-
cape, by descent from one of the most
elevated windows of the Convent. The
good sisters were so we'll pleased with
the experiment, that they gave him an
order for a sufficient number of the es-
capes, to insure the safety OF all in the
building, should an accident by fire oc-
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Accident,

About 2 o'clock yesterday morning A.
Beltz, q lsborer residing st 1904 Alley F,
East Wheeling. employed at the old
Washington Iron Mill, South Wheeling,
while engaged IN tearing down portion
ef the building fell from the scsfold,
and in his descent was struck on the
heels by joist and quite severely hurt.
He went home unasssted but has not
been able 10 resume his work as yet.
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stolen Goods Pound by the Police

Yesterday, Officer Baird swore out q
search warrant before Squire Caldwell
for the purpose Of searching the resi-
dence of Bill Harris. The officer found
in the house the following articles: Six
sheep pelts, one basket identified by Mrs.
Delsplaine, one three-gsllon crock of
lard, six empty wine bottles, supposed 10
belong to A. Reymsnn, and one bottle
filled with Appollonsris mineral water.
Mrs. Harris, wife OF Bill, claims TO have
been at Martins Ferry At the time the
goods were brought to the house. The
articles are in Captain Ripley's posses
sion at police headquarters.
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PUBLIC SALE.

NHRISTMAN q AMICk WILL OFFER
" for sale on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY THE 2ND,
1875, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on
the premises, their brick building situat-
ed on the corner of Main and Sixteenth
street. The building will be sold under
the conditions that the present occupants
can have full use OF the said building until
the LIST day OF March, 1873. Persons wish
ing TO purchase material for building OF
the very best quality will find il 10 their
interest to attend the sale.
Terms of sale cash. J. G. HERVEY,
ia2I-22.2Tfebl-2 FAuctioneer
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Injured by u Fall.

Monday evening Mrs. Matte Cowl,
wife ofJo Cowl, ofEast Wheeling, went
to q hydrant in the backyard for a
bucket OF water, when she stepped on 3
piece of Ice and was thrown to the
ground and severely injured. Medical
aid was called and the lady was better
last evening.
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FOR RENT.

nWo COMFORTABLE TWO STORY
Brick Dwelling Houses, six rooms
each, finished attics and excellent cellars,
Situated on west side Market alley, Nos.
and 9, within a few yards west Oh Main
street, and but halt square TO second
ward market. For particulars apply TO
NJ. HEYMAN,
100 Chapline Street, or at the Premises.
ial7h
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PUBLIC SALE.

an SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, A. ID.
" 1878, In front of the Court House, COM
Inencing at ~ o'clock A. NJ, a Double Two
story Brick Dwelling, containing eight
rooms and garnet, two cellars, ETC., COM
Portable house tor two families, situated
on Main street North Wheeling, on lot -,
Nos. 100 and 2ll, will be sold at public sale
n not sooner disposed of. For terms APP
ply To John Holm, or G. a. SCHAEFER &
90, General Agents, Opera House corner.
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Theatre Comique.

This place of smusemen! wss
crowded last night with an audience Of
men and boys. There was 8 decided
change in the performance over the
night before. Some OF the audience dis
troyed the effect of the jokes OF the end
men by answering the gags propround-
ed.
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.
oTT's HALL

This hall was filed last night with 8
fine audience. Aessrs. Westwood, KEN
pie and Marshall were the speakers. Five
signatures were obtained 10 the pledge.
An experience meeting will be held at
this hall tonight.
Mr.. j. kemple will deliver 8 humor.
Gus lecture this evening at OTIS Hall, for
the benefit of that Union. A small ad-
mission fee of fifteen cents will be
charged.
a beautiful picture, "The Three
Graces," was donated 10 OTIS Hall by
Master Eddie Hsrkens, last evening.
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&uaII-pOV,

The case of smallpox st No. 81 Alley
I, between Market and Eot streets, is
said to have originated BY the family
having moved into the room where
there hsd been q case of smallpox abou!
two months ago. A small child is the
only one of the family that has, as yet,
been afflicted with the disease.
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Almost "a Fire,

Yesterday morning George 2. Thomp-
son built fire in his office stove, in the
Odd Fellows building, and went out for
some purpose, and while away, the stove
fell over and scattered the fire on the
floor. Mr.. Thompson returned in time
to prevent any damage or a general
alarm.
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FOR RENT.

TIME STORE ROOM NO. 20 TWELFTH
street, with cellar underneath. fes
This room has been occupied for the gi%iE
last three years by Hugo l.. Loos as
a tobacco and cigar store The shelving,
counters and gas fixtures belong TO the
premises. A good w. Z. is attached. Kent
low, and possession given April LIST. APP
ply to j.. NJ: IODp, OF
iallh w. Il. McKELVEY.
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aBoy FaII. ryom aTrsn.ze

Last night little Frank, The younger
OF the two performers on the trspeze at
Msck's Theatre Comique, fell from the
lower bar of the trapeze 70 the floor be.
low, s distance OF nine or ten feet Fort
uustely for the little fellow, he was worse
scared than hurt. After the fall, be wa
assisted to the trApeze and did his part Of
the performance admirably.
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Another Strike.

The miners employed in digging coal
for the Etna mill, near Martins Ferry,
o., struck on Monday, against reduc-
tion of one.quarter cent per bushel. The
sheet rolls are the only part of the mill
now runninC
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FOR SALE.

r OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY
on Nam street, two store rooms and
dwelling at Nos. 2OlO and DlT. The house
IL brick and two stories high. | also offer
for sale the saloon In the room No. .0lT
Nam street. with all the fixtures, &c. This
is good bargain, All on easy terms. For
Iull particulars apply to
JOHN SCHNELL, SR.,
tallb No. 20l5 Main street.
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WAX and parafne candles at z.
Loecher's, No. ll05 Main street.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

IN THEPEoPLE'S BANK BUILD -
l. ING. GS
Rooms in the Peoples Bank
Building are hereby offered tor rent. Pos
session OF two OF them Will be given I'M
mediately. These rooms are considered
the most eligible in the city for sleeping
rooms or Offices.
I'm THOS. O,BRIEN, Agt.
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Left for Parts Unknown.

Anthony Mozier, for whose arrest a
warrant, rs mentioned in Yesterdays
REGISTER, has been issued by Justice
Wait, of South Wheeling, has not yet
been apprehended. 1t is supposed he has
fled the city
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

NEW TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
N ing, one mile west of Bridge kxA
port, on National turnpike, contain g.nE
fng nine rooms and bath room,
stable, carriage house and wash house
one acre OF ground, with good assortment
OF young fruit trees.
Apply TO First National Bank, Bridge
mort, ID. talOVa
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The new drug store, Mr.. +. w.
Citizens proprietor, is now open, and is
ready to fill prescriptions both night and
day and with the csrelulness Tor which
the proprietor has already gained consid-
erable renutAtion
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index TO New Advertisements.

Annual Statement-German Fire In,
surance Company.
Music Stands-G. Mendel, Booth 4
Co.
Commissioners Sale.
Revolvers-C. A. kryter.
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Fancy Hall.

A select masquerade ball will bo held
AZ Memorial Hall, corner of twenty
third and Market streets, tomorrow
night. Prof. Yahrling will furnish the
music. A grand time is anticipated.
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A WORD 10 the wise. II you are
troubled with cough or cold, procure a
bottle Of Dr.. Bulbs Cough Syrup At once
Its use may save ysu from severe s,ck-
meas. Your druggist keeps 1t. Price rs
cents.
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FOR RENT.

1.-TWO TWO-sTORY AND A HALE
Brick dwelling, Nos. "a ana 70
Twentieth street; hot and cold water ana
gas throughout, and all modern improve
ments. Inquire OF ,,
iaIs No U Twentieth Street.
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FOR RENT.

TNHE STORE ROOM AND Dwell -
LING, No. 1858 Main street, now I%%H
occupied by III. j, Schultz as a shoe
store.
The store room and dwelling No. 1893
Main street, one of the best dry goods
stands in the city.
Possession given April LIST. For further
particulars apply TO
Z. KENNEDY,
ianS or 1853 Main street.
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LARGE sales indicate the merit, =,
good articles. Druggists sell MOI. = y ! ,
Bulls Baby Syrup than of slI olbs, :
edies for the cure of Baby Di:O,Gs,' y
cents q bottle.
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FOR SALE,

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS ON
II Wheeling Island; price from 800 to
$500 each. only one-siXth OF tn q purchase
money required in cash. The residue may
he paid annually in five equal install
mentS, with interest. Apply To
JOHN T.. GILCHRIST,
oc30h At Top MIL.
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FOR RENT.

ONE FINE BRICK DWELLING. NINE
" rooms, with all modern Improve kxA
ments, water closet and bath tubs; FIR
large lot; located No. 90 5. Penn ST.,
now occupied by w. II. Caldwell, Esq
Possession April LIST.
One two and halt story brick house
with eight rooms and store room; gas and
water; ell in good repair: No. 63 Eigh-
teenth street; will be rented very low.
Possession April LIST.
Two one story frame houses on Eleventh
street, suitable for offices or dwellings.
Possession April LIST. Apply 10
A. NJ. ADAMS,
dec2S ll227 Market street.
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VECETINE.
Eashfa1 RnuaI fol.

SOUTH SALEM, MAS, Nov h -
Mr.. ii. X. BTEvESs:
Dear Sir:-I have been uoubls Il
Scroiula, Canker and Liver CON- AZ
three years. Nothing ever dId Hyy,,I
good until / commenced using " r., n,
TINE. am now getting along d -.
and still using the VEGkTIsb, a.,
slider there Is nothing equal To u DD ~,
com plants. Can heartily recomh'1
70 everybody. Yours truly,
MRa. LIZZIE ". PACkAHy -
No. is Lagrsge st., youth SALEM
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wesley Chapel.

The services at this church continue TO
be well attended, and the pastor, Rev.
w. +. Rippey, feels much encouraged in
his labor. Numbers of penitents are at
the altar nightly.
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FOR RENT.

HOUSE NO. 1882 AND 1884 EAST SIDE
III OF Market Square, known as the old
Columbia House, joining large brick
stable, now occupied by Mr.. Phliilp
Medert. Possession given April Isl. FOR
narticrlars apply to SEB. WELTY,
tosb No ll2S Market Street.
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EAT the REGISTER office, at s o'clock
this morning, the thermometer registered
"a degrees above zero. Clear.
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RUPTUR

Those wishing Relief and Cur 70, IA
ture should copsuit DR.. J. A. on ~, - T., b
Z5s Broadway Nev York. SEND i IE so,s-
new book, with Photographic HssIr
OF bad cases before and after cure - 90
OF cheats who pretend 70 furnlsn
II ans treatment. ., e,s,I.
One OF these fellows, q oeiii.dIe;Sd o
now calling himself Doctor, IL c,,,..i -
complaint OF DR.. y. and swaib IKE isl
forgery and embezzIemenI
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FOR RENT.

vNHE OLD HONE HOTEL, ON &gA
east side OF Market Squsre, at h,""S
present occupied by George schwarz-
bach. This is an old and popular business
stand. Possession given april LIST. For
particulars apply TO GEORGE HOOK,
,Ieca7h 9S7 Market Street,
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M a r IL ~ p

80. 1855 Market ST., Is the only first
class Restaurant in the city. IL Is the only
Restaurant that has separate rooms tor
ladies, or where you can find that quiet
cleanliness of home, ombined with the
best cuisine that can be found in the city.
He keeps on hand the very best the mar
ket affords in vegetables, fish, oysters,
game, and everything in season, ana
serves IL up In a manner uneXcelled IN inc
country. He can be relied upon always to
urnish everything tirst-class. iel6
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FOR RENT.

DoOMs IN THE NEW WASHINGTON
IL Hall building will be for rent by Janu-
airy LIST. Persons desiring good business
room In a good location, on reasonable
terms, can get information rom
1. II, WILLIAMS, Secy,
dscsh at Franklin Ins. Office.
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4. BLUM S. BRO,

He nAU w - HSA~O'3
Z. S.-Will open on February LIST, 200
Spring Suits OF the very latest designs
made at our Philadelphia factory. For
style and Workmanship they Will speak
for themselves. JAYS
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,

tt OF NO. 10, AND ONE NEW TWO
II story Brick Dwelling, SS feet front,
both situated in Triadelphia, I hio county,
w. Va. For terms inquire at
ial5h NO. 924 MARKET STREET.
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FOR r EMIT.
FOR RENT.

rCHE OPERA HOUSE STORES -
and bar room tor rent at reason. Us:
snle Terms. Possession given imme-
diately. Apply at the office OF the Ger
man Fire Insurance Company OF Wheei'
NC 'dec24h
Daily Republican., 1878-11-16
Right Of . Teacher to whip PupiI.


cas- OF great interest has just been
tried at New bnrgh, N. Y. The parents
of IN unruly boy named Thomas B.
Ashton, brought suit against Miss
Catharine G. Lloyd, teacher, to re-
cover q, COO damages for the alleged
beating Of his person while in attend.
ancs At school. Young Ashton's father
and mother testified that the boys
body bore marks Of the whipping. and
that one side Of his leg was covered
with bruises from which the blood fow-
ed. Miss Lloyd. who has been teach
er for four years in the Newbnrgh
schools, gave as her reason for the
whipping that the boy was stubborn
and disobedient that Tommy was =
bad boy and that she bad informed his
parents Of his unruly conduct. The
judge In his charge said that there was
no question about the right ofa teach.
er to restrain and properly correct
child. -=
The parents have the right to control
their children so long IS they do lot
overstep certain bounds, and when they
send them to school they delegate to
the teacher the same power of restraint
and correction they possess under the
law. The teacher, Of course, is not to
60 beyond certain limits any more than
the parents. II Miss Lloyd exceeded
her power she was guilty, and must
compensate the lad in hard money.
The question whether shs exceeded her
power was only one for the jury to con.
slider. In eight minutes the jury re-
turned with verdict OF 10 cause of ac-
tion, and the court gave the defendant
an allow anca Of S25 and costs. So Miss
Lloyd not only does have to pay Tommy
$1,000 damages, but is compensated
with s25 for whipping him.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-16
Javeniie Whs 8ea alasel
Their Seasons.

An inquirer into the pastimes of boys
would fnd It interesting TO study their
periodicity. Certain amusements ap-
pear and disappear as II regulated by
inHexibls law. In the early Spring.
for instance, Young America Is almost
entirely occupied with marbles, but in
the simmer or Autumn they are AZ
rare as Italian opera.
The game might be equally inte,e est
ing at all times, but 1t would be contra.
dictory to some unwritten, but inhexi-
bic code TO take pleasure in 1t out Of the
proper season, although there Is no ap.
parent reason why it might not be in
vogue whenever out door sports are
practicable. The same mysterious au-
thority dictates that hoops shall be-
rolled in May and June, but not in Oc-
tober and November, which one would
suppose TO be the months best adapted
for such active exercise.
Tops reign supreme during the late
summer and early fall days, but no
selt-respscting youngster would be
caught with one In his possession
sooner In the year. Hockey is seen
only in October and November, and is
followed by foot ball, which is kicked
as far into December As the weather
will permit. The yeiocipeds or bycicle
and base ball have all fair days Of their
own, and they are about the sole ex
eeptions to the code Of periodicity.--
Probably 1t Is all the result Of received
traditions that have been handed down
from a generation Of boys, but the
lines Of dsmarkation certainly are as
we'll defined now as they were twenty
years ago.