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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-31
Ohio County Bible Society.

Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock the
OHIO county Bible Society meet in
the lecture room of the First Presby-
terrain Church. The Society was called
to order by Rev. S. b. Bsrnitz, Presi-
dent, after which Rev. w. 9. Wilson,
Presiding Elder Of this NJ. +. Church
district, led in prayer.
The reports of John Bailie, deposl-
tory, and Il. Crangle, treasurer.
were then read and adopted. The trea
surer's report showed 500 on hand, out
of which were disbursed 1914 during the
year, leaving balance of 1856 on hand.
The report OF the Depository showed
that the sales of bibles amounted TO 5000.
After the reports of the Committees
the following officers were elected. Rev.
s. b. Barnilz, President. The Vice
Presidents are John Curtin OF
the NJ. f. Church; Judge
Cranmer of the Presbyterian
church; John j. Jones, of the U. z.
church; Robert Bonham, OF the Episcopal
church; George Parks, of the Disciples
church; NJ. w. Amick, of the Baptist
church, and L. q. Blackwell OF the
Lutheran church. VIM. A. List, Secre
tsry, and Rev. j. T. Mcclure, Auditor.
The following committee was
appointed: Rev. DR.. Cunningham,
Rev. s. b. Rarnits, and Rev.
w. G. Wilding for the purpose
of considering the propriety Of Canvass
ing the city and county.
Messrs. VIM. Oxtoby and John Baile
were appointed to revise the constitution
of the society.
All the old officer were reelected ex.
cept Mr.. John Campbell, who has re.
moved from the city, and VIM. OxtoDy
who was nominated, but declined on
account of his bsving made arrangements
TO leave the city. After some debating
of MINOR subjects the society adjourned.
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AMUSEM ENIS.
MAENNERCHoR BALL.

The ball of the Msernerchor Gessng-
Verein at Germanis Hall, last night, WAS
complete success. The guests began
to arrive about o'clock, and at ten a
sufficient number were present to make
all things pleasant. The large hall was
tastefully decorated with the American
and German colors entwined, which,
with the evergreens on the walls, the MI.
merous gas jets and the handsome toilets
of the ladies, combined to make picture
which must be seen to be truly appre'
ciated.
Promptly at the nour appointed the
sound of music announced the readiness
Of kramer's orchestra to cater to the
desires of the dancers, and at suitable in
tervals they were INDUCED to their hearts
content. An abundance of good things
were provided for the inner man and the
caterer was kept quite busy. The COM
mittee having the ball IN charge were
Fred. Schwertfeger, Ii. Kraft and Ed.
Scbesfer. The company did not sepa-
rate until between two and three o'clock
this morning.
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A Brave Girls Choice Between Dso,,
and DfshonOF,

BALTIMORE, January 29.-Last even.
ing young girl, employed as domestic
IN fashionable boarding house in this
city, was seriously injured BY leaplng
from fourth story window, in order 10
escape the advances Of 9 male bosrder
who made improper proposals 10 her
She entered the room, not knowing that
be was there, when he locked the door
before she could retire. She requested
him TO release her, but he refused. She
then ran 70 the window and sprang out
In her fall she struck upon shed about
thirty feet from the ground, thereby pre-
serving her life. This daring &C. come.
what nonpIussed the boarder, who VS.,
greatly frightened, and insisted that he
was merely teasing the girl. It is stated
that the parties are engaged 10 be mar
ried. No arrests have been made.
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Accident In N Row.

Yesterday morning about 10 O'Clock
q boy about 10 years of age, residing in
East Wheeling, but whose name could
not be ascertain ed, ventured too near the
edge OF the slack pile at Kssley's upper
coal bank and losing his footing was
painfully hurt. Ordinarily the pile is
quite yielding to the feet, but on this
occasion il was frozen hard, and slippery,
so that when he commenced to slide be
had no chance to stop himself or slow
his motion. The bank was high and
steep and when he reached the bottom
his momentum had become so great, he
was forced into the stresm OF water
which was also deep. Besides his
cold bath, his limbs were scratched and
pants torn, and he was hardly able to
get home.
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Tile &efllefI.

AS will be seen by our court proceed
ings the case of VIM. Nichols VS.. Isaac
Cots, trustee, and others, was decided
yesterday, the title to the property in
controversy being found by the court 10
be IN w. j. Cots, trustee for Mrs. Cots,
under deed OF Isaac Cots. The plaintiff
brought suit alleging Irregularities in the
original sale by Isaac Cots as trustee Of
Hugh Nichols, deceased, Ind asking that
such sale be set aside and q new sale
ordered. This is the property on the
wharf recently taken into possession by
the p. w. & KY. Railroad, under con.
domination proceedings in the County
Court for the purpose of q passenger
depot. 1t is understood that this de-
cision does not affect the right or title
of the railroad company under the orders
OF the County Court, but affects the dis
position of the sum awarded to be paid
by the company.
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A Fine Painting.

Artist George w. Storm has just COM
pleted very fine oil painting of the
characters in the fourth scene Of King
Henry ~. The characters represented
on the canvas are Sir John Falstat,
Prince Hal, Ned Poins. Francis, the bar.
tender, Gsdshill, Bordofr and Peto, who
are represented as being in East Cheap,
a room IN Bears Head tavern, where
Prince Hal and Ned Poins
have recsptured certain money
from Falstsfi and his party. The work is
said TO be master piece. As we are no
critic, we refrain from criticlsing. The
picture is now on exhibition at Parsons
gallery, but will soon be sent by the
artist 10 Washington city, where it will
be put in fine frame and placed on
exhibition.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and St. la'
Railway.

PANHANDLE ROUTE. COsDES'L
i time table OF through and local ln.'
winter schedule:
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED Of TRUST
ID made by Henry Otto and Ricka, his
wife, 20 the undersigned trustee, dated
the 2Sth day OF December. A. ID. 1871, and
recorded In the Clerks office OF the Coun-
" Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
iii deed of trust book No. 4, page 2s4, / will
on SATURDAY, the 2Srd day OF February,
A. u. 1878, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
at the front door of the Court House OF
said county. proceed 10 sell TO the highest
and best bidder the following property
The east hall OF lot eighty-fOur, fronting
twenty five feet on the National road IN
the town oil Triadelphia, and runni2 &
back so as to make one full lot OF said town
TERMS OF SALE-Three hundred dollars,
or as much more rs the purchaser may
elect, cash the balance in two equal in
stallments, payable six and twelve months
after day OF sale, with interest from date,
and secured TO the satisfaction OF the trus-
tee. a KEY MANN, Trustee
RUSSELL q sTIFKI, att'ys. ialS
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TEMPERANCE NOTES.
OTIS HALL

G. w. Bsggs, Esq, presided at the
temperance experience meeting last
night, The hall was we'll filled. A mum.
Der of speeches were made; most of them
quite brief. The remarks of Mr.. Jacob
Kemple were very humorous, and elicit
ed much applause. Several signers TO
the pledge were obtained.
Mr.. kemple will lecture at the hall
tonight for the benefit of the Union.
E. G. Crscraft will also be present and
speak. An evening Of pleasure may be
expected,
MASS MEETING.
We have already announced the ap-
pcintment of Rev. David Tstum, to de.
| liver a lecture in Parker hall, on Satur-
day night, Feb. 9th Mr.. Tatums lee
ture has been delivered in other cities,
and is highly spoken of. He was former
" Superintendent of the Home for the
Friendless in Cleveland, Ohio, and relin-
pushed that position, believing he was
called to labor in another field. The
facts which will be presented by him
were gathered during many years oil
travel and study, in this country and
Europe. One of the most attractive
features of the meeting will be the ex-
hibition of DR.. Seevelfs Celebrated
Drawings of the Human Stomach, show
ing the progress OF various diseases from
their inception to the final event in
every ones life-death. Mr., Tatum bears
the reputation of being an able and torci-
BILE speaker, and we doubt not he will
find q hearty welcome in the city.
Negotiations arc now pending to have
Francis Murphy, the temperance evan
gelist, lecture at the Opera House. HIS
presence here will have good effect on
the temperance cause, which has met
with such success in this city.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the Dif.
fereut Judiciary Bodies.
CIRCUIT coURr-JUDoE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDoE MELVIN.
The case of VIM. Nichols, VS.. Isaac
Cots ct sis. was decided in favor OF the
defendants. The Court, in an oral opln-
Ion passing upon the different questions
presented in the cause, and holding
finally with the defendant that the rem.
edy of the plaintiff, if any, was barred
by the lapse of time at bringing
the suit. A decree was directed
to be entered accordingly, dismissing the
plaintiffs bill. Peck and Mcdonald for
plaintiff; Caldwell and Caldwell for de-
PENDANTS.
In the case of VIM. b. Curtis vs.. John
Fl. Cox, in which verdict was rendered
for the plaintiff at former day OF the
term, q motion for q new trial was argued
on behalf of the defendant, by VIM.
Erskine and Judge John Cochran, they
occupying the time until the adjourn
ment OF the Court. 1t is expected that
the argument will be continued to-day.
The Court adjourned until o'clock
this morning.
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No. 2 stops at all stations
wheeling and Cumberland: IA iEs,
at all stations between WbssSShs -
ration. "uee.its !.
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Personalities.

William McGill q well known and
popular young man, who resided in the
Eighth ward, died yesterday morning
after brief illness.
Bishop Tuigg, OF Pittsburgh, who has
been guest of Bishop Kahn, returned
homo J yesterday.
Bishop DOmenic, formerly OF Pitts
burgh, died recently in SPAN.
Miss Katie, daughter of VIM. l. Tip
petit, who has been visiting at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. Geo. Tippett, at Mt. Pleas
ant, Tor some time past, returned home
last week.
Mr.. Simon Baer, OF the firm of Simon
Baer 81 Son. lett for GAINESVILLE, o, yes
terday.
Jimmy" Speyer has returned from
Philadelphis, where he went as dele
gate to an Assembly OF the l. y. b. d.
Society.
Miss Weller, who has been visiting at
the residence of her brother, Max
Weller, left for her home in Pittsburgh
last evening.
Mr.. David Gutman, of the firm of
Gutmsn " Co., left for the East yester.
day evening.
Miss Helen Potter, the famous elocu-
tionist and impersonstor, is booked to
appear at Opera Hall, in the new Wash
ingLon Hall building, on February 10th,
Manager Hamilton left for New
Brighton, Pa, yesterday, at which place
he will play Mr.. George S. knight as
lotto" tonight. Mr.. knight appears in
Wheeling on Friday and Saturday even
ings.
w. G. Reppert, Esq, travelling agent
for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
Central Ohio Division, was IN town yes
terday.
ats a Game of Chance with Jim
Hamilton in reducing the popular prices
of admission to the Opera House." re-
marked Main street merchant yester-
day, land l hope he'll win, he Otto"
DR.. S. b. Fisher, of Warrenton, Va,
has rooms at the M'Lure.
Judge H. Samuels, OF Cabell county,
is guest at the M'Lure.
Robert M. Duff, son of Commercial
College Duff, of Pittsburgh, was in the
city yesterday.
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REpORTORIAL PENCIlINGs.

SPRING time approacheth.
WINDY daisy is the appellation.
No marriage license by the County
Clerk yesterday.
The snow began TO fall at ll:46
o'clock last night.
TWELVE tramps lodged at Hotel de
Wallace last night.
THE Municipal Court will meet at 10
o'clock this morning. d.
ANOTHER whitewash was recorded by
the clerk of the Police Court yesterday
morning.
THREE deeds of trust and one of re-
lease, were admitted TO record by the
County Clerk yesterday.
The Beethoven Singing Society will
give q ball at their hall tonight
Was orchestra will furnish the music.
WoRKMEN have been engaged for
several days in moving the ore crusher
at the Top Mill to place near the blast
furnace OF the same works.
HUGO Loos will remove his cigar
factory from Twelfth street to the store
room now occupied by Hanes Il Wilson
about the first of next March.
The proprieters of the White House
Saloon, Messrs. Moran & Ernst, will re-
move their saloon fixtures to their new
quarters under the Opera House.
THE WEEKLY REGISTER, containing
all the news of the week, can be had al
the REGISTER counting room this morn
ing In wrappers, ready for mailing
Price five cents.
Mr.. CASH VAN FAssEN, an old mailer
is now IN the city, and will shortly star
on trip to introduce the patent mai
picking machine of tho Howard Bros
WE stated in yesterdays REdIsTET
tn at the matinee at the Opera House
would take place Friday evening. In
stead of that it will take place Saturday
evening.
MEssRs. HANEs & WILSON are max
ing large Improvements at tie store
room on Main, between Tenth and Eley'
enth streets, 10 which they will remove
their paint store in the spring.
YESTERDAY the Butchers Association
sold to Mr.. Isaiah Warren, It's barrel!
of talIow, averaging $50 pounds to the
barrel, the largest lot sold any one time
since the organization Of the association
The pelts which Capt. Ripley had in
his charge at police headquarters, snc
which were found at the home of the
notorious Bill Harris, were recognized BY
Mr.. Golden, a butcher of West Ale1sn
der, yesterday, as having been stolen
from him some time since while at mar
ket in this city.
PROF JACoBUs MACoUE, the celebrst
ed prestidigitsture, will give perform
ance at Germania Hall, next Monday
night. He will be assisted by Pro
Alfred Tappan, who will appear in CO.'S
tune, and recite extracts from the five
great tragedies of Shakespear, viz: Ham
let, Macbeth. Lear, Richard III and
Othello.
THE IntelLigencer man yesterday
morning mentioned that, on Tues
day morning there was stampede
at the time the drapery caught fire on
the altar at Mount De Chsntal. Such
was not the case, the only manifestations
of excitement being that of "ohl OIL ohP
by several of the school children in the
chapel at the time of the accident.
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Contract Awarded.

The Lindsey Institute cadets met last
evening and gave contract for thirty
uniforms TO j. II. Stsl!msa d Go. The
suits are to be made of navy blue cloth,
and are TO be ready by the 22d pro1., st
which time the cadets expect to have re-
ceivei their guns. When uniformed the
cadets will present handsome appear.
snce. Look TO your lanrels, NJ. l. G.'s,
or the cadets will outshine you.
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The waverIeys.

This Society met a. Wiesel hall LAST
night as usual. The meeting was very
interesting one. Several new members
were admitted. The question for debate
was: Resolved, That there is q material
hell. Z. Lsrkin and h. b. Holiday in
the affirmative, and II. T. Black and
Frank Stanton in the negative. The
question was discussed at some length,
and finally decided IN favor of the mega.
tive. The same question will be dis
cussed next Wednesday evening, with
4. Lsrkin affirmative and Il. T. Black
nerRiiYe.
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THE REDUCTION In MINING
RATES.


The Miners 10 Meet To-Day-Arbi-
tration PropOsed-A strike Proba.
BILE.
CUMBERLAND, January 29.-The &C
ton of the coal companies IN reducing
the price per ton for mining from 90 to
40 cents continues to agitate the miners
of the Cumberland region. they are,
however, very reticent in reference to
what action they propose to take. Secret
meetings have been held at the various
mines and delegates appointed 10 meet
in Council at Homecoming tomorrow.
The council will doubtless recon- nend
that the subject be referred to a commit.
tee OF arbitration appointed by the COM
panies and miners jointly, by whose de-
cision both sides shall be bound. II this
is refused by the companies il is thought
that the miners will refuse TO accede to a
reduction, and strike will be the result
unless the companies propose other terms.
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A Contemplated Coal Company.

A number of well-known capitalists
of this city, are contemplating organic.
ing coal company to be known as the
"Wheeling Coal Company" with a capt.
tai Of 100000. The amount of land to
be purchased is l25 scres of coal land.
The cost OF putting the whole thing into
working order ready for shipping coal, is
estimated at about $4,000, leaving q
margin Of $4,000 working capital. 1t
is calculated that fifty miners, the mum
Der to be employed, will turn out 2,pOO,-
600 bushels per year, which will bring IN
the Cincinnati market, at Z cents per
bushel, $4,000, leaving handsome pro-
ct for the company.
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FOR SALE.

A HALF LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF
N Main ST., Fifth ward, between Twenty
second and Twenty-third sts,, beginning
at a point SO feet south OF 9. w. Seabright's
clothing store and extending 80 feet south,
and extending 100 feet west TO Il wide alley.
Also a frame tenement house on the east
side OF Eoif ,treet, Second ward, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets. For terms,
&C., apply 10 JAS. WHEELER, Esq,
Real Estate Agent, Office corner Main and
02r,i streets Eifth ward. io4
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FOR SALE.

A FINE FARM IN MARSHALL COUN-
n ty, on Big Grave Creek, one and halt
mile east OF Rosby's Rock, and adjoining
the e. & o. X. r., containing l35 acres
aud ~ poles. well iu proved with
WFINE, LARGE DWELLING HOUSE,
Stable, Orchard &c; q good well in the
yard. There Is also some fine Creek Bot
tom land on II. VIII be sold on FEBRU-
AIRY 18th, at public sale, between the
hours OF II and o'clock, on the premises,
~ not sooner disposed of. For terms, DC,
apply to a. Il. GORDON,
nDta2iigi on the Premises.
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Weather Indications

WAsHIsGTos, January 81, l A. NJ
For the Tennessee and Ohio VALLEYS
cloudy weather with rain or snow, ysri'
able winds, mostly from northeast 70
southeast, stationary or higher tempera.
ture; IN Tennesse higher pressure and in
the Ohio Valley lower pressure.
For the Lakes, warmer, partly cloudy
and cloudy weather, with snow. wind
mostly from southeast, and falling baron
eter.
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,Sauire CaldHelI'a Courf.

Yesterday BIZ Harris was brought be-
fore this justice on charge of theft. The
testimony given against Harris was
sufficiently strong to cause the justice
to require him to be held in the sum of
81 900 for his appearance at the April
term of the Circuit Court. Being un-
able to give the required bsil, Harris was
sent 10 Jail.
Charles Strauss, who was before the
The same justice last evening on charge
of petit lsceny, was remsnded to jail
without bail to await the action of the
grand jury at its next sitting.
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PUBLIC SALE.

an SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, AID.
" 1878, In front of the Court House, COM
meucing at ~ o'clock A. NJ, a Double Two
STORY Brick Dwelling, containing eight
rooms aud garnet, two Gel arS, ETC., COM
Portable house Tor two families, situated
on Main street, North Wheeling, on lot u,
Nos. 900 and 2li, will be sold at public sale
II not sooner disposed OF. For terms APP
ply to John Holm, or &. A. SCHAEFER Il
Co., General Agents, Opera House corner.
iau2D
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Wesley u. 4. Church Revival

From present indications the revival
at Wesley NJ. L. Church will continue
for some time, as there seems to be no
lack of interest but is still extending its
influence far aud wide. There are about
forty conversions and sccessions up to
the present time. The house is well
filed every evening, with anxious hear
ers. The pastor w. E. Rippey, certainly
has 8 we'll organized membership, and
they work earnestly, and cooperate with
the pastor in sll of bis movements.
which are quite varied st times to suit
circumstances.
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iPUBLIC SALE.

GHRISTMAN q AMICK WILL OFFER
" tor sale on
n SATURDAY, FEBRUARY THE 2Sp,
1873, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. on
the premises, their brick building situat.
ed on the corner of Main and sixteenth
street. The bnilding 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 TO their
Interest to attend the sale.
Terms of sale cash. J.C. HERVEY,
ia2l.22.2Tfe bl-2 sAucttoneer
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Mrs. sehafer,s Laundry Goods.

The finest thing in the way of laundry
articles which we have ever inspected
are those known as Mrs. Schsfer's Lsun-
dry Goods. Nothing but. the finest
materials are used In their manufacture,
and the result is that their sale has be-
come very extended all over the country.
When compared with others of the same
nature their superiority is st once evil
dent Their excellency should create q
demand for them in this market. Messrs.
Z. Oglebsy & Sons are agents for the
goods in this city.
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Stock and Rea, Estste Sal e..

Yesterday +. A. Britt, of the firm Of
Hervey & Britt. suctioneers, disposed OF
the following:
Forty-fve shares of the Benwood mill
stock al S97 per share; par value 500.
An improved half lot on Eotf street to
Herman Biekott's, for 2,30o.
One fourth of lot No. 90, on Eighteenth
street, owned by Matilda Robinson, to
Anton Hopman, for 1915.
The sale of the Opers House fixtures is
sgsin..postponed until next Saturday.
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Prayer Observed,

The day of prayer for Colleges, Semins-
ries and the youth In our public schoOls
will be observed In the lecture room OF
the First Presbyterian church, at seven
o'clock this evening. A cordial invita-
ticn is extended TO alI parents, children,
students, teachers and scholars of the
public schools, 10 be present.
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Temperauce Meeting.

The friends of temperance will 70.
sumo their meetings in Psrker's Hall to-
night. Good speaking, with good music
from the choir, accompanied on the in
strument by Miss Ella johnson, the ex-
cellent orgsnist, bespeak pleasant hour
for all who may attend.
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FOR SALE.

r OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY
on Main street, two store rooms and
dwelling at Nos. 20l0 and 20l7. The house
Is brick and two stories high. l also offer
tor sale the saloon In the room No. 20l7
Nam street. with all the fixtures, &C. This
Is II good bargain, All on easy terms. For
full particulars apply to
JOHN SCHNELL, ST.,
tallb No. 20l5 Main street.