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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-01-31

License bond of H. r. Sommer was re-
ported back approved, and license granted.
Petitions Of jos. Staehle, John Boecher
and Lehman were reported back and
the following amounts allowed:
Fred Young, error in assessment, S0iS
John Boecher. " S.
d. Lohmann, Tss
The following accounts were on recon-
meniaton allowed in full:
Chas. Paulus, assisting Treasurer, $500
A. Pening, stationery. 1851
\. Pianing, books 1885
Henry Grcye, work SIS
John Bacon, hauling coal, 100
Schuette Il Bros mdse 1886
f. c. Duerstatte, mdse., 4O7
j. Meyer, wood, 400
II. Morrison, sunds. in small pox case, 1858
. Fred Schuette. election service - m
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Il. n. P.iaEE, "a d

"a. FL. Pia@E, n
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, SURGEON
III and Accouchear, ha- permanently located in
ManitowOC.
-, H. ! : 70 Q 4 II.
1if'1h 80 r. ! TO : and { 10 3 2. VI
Ofice over Plumb Bro'- store, corner 6th and
Buffalo streets. Residence, North stl street
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-01-31

The charitable works of the Church of
the Holy Trinity in this city, of which the
Rev S. II. Tyns, Jun, is the rector, are
very far reaching. Preaching is maintained
at the following points: Grand Union Hall,
Seventh Avenue and ThirtY-fourth Street;
Church of the Mediator, Eleventh Avenue
and Fifty second Street; Church of the
Reformation, 1870 Stanton Street; the Mis-
sion Home, &c Fest Forty-ttird Street
Besides these are an orphanage, a dis
pensary, reformatory home on farm of
forty acres, near Sing Sing; societies fer
relief of SICK and destitute women; a burial
fund society, ect., ect. Much Of this work
is wholly unsectarian, and extends beyond
parish limits. 1t is, therefore, proposed to
raise $751; goo by the contributors of the
citizens of New York to cancel the debt on
premises occupied for the purposes of these
/ charities
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-01-31

The Roman correspondence the London
Times, whose means of information may be
presumed to be the very best, states that
the Italian government viii give the next
Conclaye of cardinals the largest measure
of liberty Of action. Ifthey " ish to leave
Rome, it will supply :hem with ths safest
means of conveyance by land and sea. If
they prefer to abide where they are, the
same government will guarantee them the
most efficient protection without or. if they
call for 1t, within the walls of the Vatican"
Rome has heretofore been scene of riot
aud robbery in the interval between the
death of one pope and the election of
another. All this will be ordered better
hereafter, now that the city has a king.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-01-31

Account of VIM. Herzog for hauling hose.
cart and steamer was allowed at IS
iisalowed 50
On account Of F. Pautz for hauling
steamer, s. was allowed and So disallowed.
Resolution Of F. Harris:
RsSolrcd, That the time for the collec-
ton of taxes in the city of Manitowoc be
and the same is hereby extended for forty
days, from January 2Sth, 1878, and the
Mayor and Clerk be and they are hereby
authorized to extend the warrant of the
City Treasurer for that time, same being in
compliance with chepter43, Laws of 1875;
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Rorrl AxD BOARDING HOUSE.

4 ZEMAN, Proprietor cor Buffalo and Main s.
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DENTISTS.
HEs. 4. j. sssEEas.S.

DENTIST OFFICE IN SHERMAN'S NEW
1 J building. Oh sth street, Nauit0wuc, Wis
Particular @ttantion given To all the different
ranches OF the profession and nh work warranted.
s4rr- Teeth extracted without PAIN. 12I4ly
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J. 4. k3Fs3+y ". ID.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON. AND ACCOUCUE-
l. ner. Difficult Obstetrics and Surgery, togcth-
with all critical aud obscure cases. will receive
prompt and especial attention. once and resi-
dence, cor Main and Chicago Sts. Night bell al
Office door 9l5-ti
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Literary sociable-at the Presbyterian
CHURCH on Friday evening of next week.
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). e. PsssTCEEa.,D, VI. Cd.
j. SiSssORN, VI. ID.

Horn civ Of Milwaukee, has now located at Cato,
i Man!towoc County wisconsin, where he VIII
promptly attend 70 al professional calls day or
night g7Su
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Uncle Ben. Jones has recovered SO as to
be able to 90 out for a ride yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
THE TURNYERElN.
The Coming Reunion OF tho Turn-
Vertin Societies.

For some months past, the members OF
the Turnverein Society IN this city, have
been making extensive preparations for a
grand reunion Of the societies at Turner
Hall. on Market above Tenth street. The
festivities will commence on August 10th
and conclude on the following Saturday.
The following are the various committees
that will have charge OF the affair:
Committee on William
Schambra, George Loos, Joseph Evil
Press Committee-G. Gutenberg, C..
A. Schaefer, DR.. q. F. Uirich, Tneo.
kober, l. f. Stifel.
Committee Of Msusgor5-C Peter
mann, Ad. Csppel, II. Halter, Jacob
Straub, Jul. Lohse d. ROemer.
Reception Committee-August Rolf
VIM. Muller, Jacob Nunge, Jacob
Strsu5, d. Roemer, p. Welty, Henry
H8rke, &. A. Schaeter.
Executive COMMUNICATION R9y-
mann. jacob Nunge, &. A. Schseier, Au.
glst Rolf, G.. Gutenberg, &. Schsmbra,
Tneo. Schroeder.
Committee on observation-disclosures
Schneider, G.. Lied, Joseph Evil, &. A.
Brandfast, Fred. Klingler, George Loos,
f. Fey, a. NJ. Walter, f. Vass.
Committee on Professions and Music
Jacob Nunge, August Rolf, Ii. Bieber-
son, c. A. Schaefsr, u. Guttenburg, ID.
Schmulbacn, George Schwarz bach, NJ.
Walter, Anton Reymann, Thee. Schrei-
Der.
Committee an Collections--Peter Wei
ty, Gust Beuter, G. Schambrs, NJ. Cor
rel, g. Bingell, l.. Soldier, f. Lobenstein,
Charles Koch, G. S,oker, e. w. Meyer,
o. Ssndrock, ii. Goringer, Carl Kraft.
Committee for Lodgings - Conrad
Schambra, Ii. Bieberson, l.. G. St,fel, }.
H. Beck, &. Ljpdi, Jacob Straub II.
Roemer, L. SeldIer, F. Lobenstein, II.
Meyer Kloeppner, J. Schnell, George
Baum, w. Nass. p. Kuhn.
With these well known gentlemen at
the head Of the affair, we feel safe in
saying that the reunion will be grand
affair.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
Ancient .Nrder OF HIbernInn-.

Yesterday :.ternOon the State Con ven.
ton Of this OK er was held a. the old
green house tsll on EoG street.
The meetiig WAS called to order by
Mr.. GrOgsD, End at roll call, the follow
ing State Representatives answered 10
their names. !
Ohio Counti-M. Grogan, VIM. Gill
gan, VIM. Fitzgerald, Michael Hesly
Michael RhOsn, John Gang ham, Michael
O'Neil, Frank McSherry.
Marshal County-John Marley, A.
p. McGsrrelI, John Ii. HesIey, Thomas
Deegan.
Wood County-Pstrick WLi.stead,
Thomas Murphy, Charles Fox, Thomas
Do,sn, Patrick Oliver, John +. Kenny.
Taylor County. o. Sullivan.
The proceedings Of the Nytiorai Con-
vention held at Boston, Nay l4ln, were
read and unanimously adopted.
The condition Of the order in this State
was fsyorsbly reported, their being a
membership Of over one thousand. The
reports from the financial secretaries Of
each division show that the order is in
an excellent financial condition. The
amount Of sick benefits and
funeral expenses paid out during
the past yer by the different divisions,
is S69075.
After the reports were made, the or
der proceeded to cleo. officers, which re-
suited as fol,ows: Michael Grogsn, Ohio
county, State Delegate, Michael O'Neal,
Ohio county, State Secretary snd VIM.
Gilllgsn, Ohio county, State Treasurer.
There being no other business, the order
adjourned
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
THE DEAF, DUMB AND BLIND
ASYLUM.
FIaLteTIng Reports from Our State
InStituttOn.


We had conversation yesterday with
DR.. NJ. +. HVllihen, of this city, who has
Just returne from meeting Of the Board
Of Director Of the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind A.yI,A at Romney. The lnstitu-
tlon, under s. management Of Superin-
tendent Coy:ail, is in highly fourshing
and efficient condition.
A public examination of al the pupils
was held up>n May 3Oth and 3lst ult. by
Prof. f. NJ, Gallandet, of the asylum at
Wa, hiDglon.y ity,snd Prot, |. q NJ. Meri.-
LAT, formerly # the asylum at Stanton, Va.
Thee eente'len in their report made TO
tle Board If Directors speak OF our
State institution rs follows:
"In all its departments the West Viz
GINA Institution appears to be well
equipped and efficiently conducted, do
ing work inr the deaf and DUMB and
the blind Of .de State, Of which its peo-
pie may Justly be proud, and for the sup
port of WHICH they may appropriate
money with She assurance that the bene-
fits conferred will far exceed in value
any expenses that are likely to be in
Cured
The school year was closed with pub
lie exhibition and grand musical con-
cert at night. The proficiency in study
shown by many Of the pupils was very
astonishing.
The meeting of the Board was quite a
full one, Messrs. Mason, of Taylor; Lup-
ton, of Hampshire; Lsldley, O. Ksnswha;
Craig, of Cabell; Peirce, of Mineral, and
DR.. Hullihen, of this city, President of
the Board, slI being present. Colonel
Alex. Campbell, of Brooke county, was
the only member absent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
TrJstee's Sale of Real Estate

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made by Peter Schlernitzauer and
Catherine Schlernitzauer, his wife, dated
The 3Oth day OF April, A. ID. 1919, and re-
corded in the Office of the Clerk OF the
county Court Of ohio county, west Nlr'
xinla, in deed OF trust book No. ., page
9yg ( will sell at pu OIic auction, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 10. 1873,
commencing at 10 o'clock 4, NJ, at the
front door of the Court House OF ONO
county. the follow No described real estate,
living in the CITY OF Wheeling, ives Viz
ginia. to wit: The south nait 81 lot mum
nor e situate on the east side OF va II
stree herw IN Third formerly MciuIel
street and Fourth formerly Bank street
I'm tat part OF said city Of WI. cling, call
Id OT'h Wheeiwg AltO, part OF LOT
No. %. situated on the eat side OF VI IN
street between Third and Fourth stree 5,
i'm tu.f pant OF the city of " hrelng IL
81 North Wheeling, which part OF nd lot
(. more PARTICULARLY described as follows
R4d1yirg al q point on The east de OF
Mai, rect aud corner OF said OTIS 10 and
~. thence ea-twarIIy with the line be-
TWEEN said los one hundred teet; thence
sOuthwaruly and parallel with Main street
twenty-five feet; thence westwardly and
parallrI with the first line one hundred
feet; thence nOrthwardly TO the place o!
beginning.
Terms OF Sale Cash.
The title To the above property Is De-
Ileved To be uuquestiOnable, but selling as
trustee shall only convey such title as Is
vested in me by said deed OF Trust.
=, y. TAYLOR, Trustee.
!, L. HERNEY, AuCtiOneer. mali
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Thanks 10 the Pirst West Virginia
Volunteers.
Editors OF the Register.
MAYNEsRIrR q Pa Imnn &


desire to express, through the columns
of your excellent paper, to the soldiers Of
the First Regiment of West Virginia,
and the citizens of Wheeling one and ALL
VINO, when stranger from another State
WAS, by n fearful and fatal accident, laid
upon n bed OF pain and circulating sui-
tering, prompted by the noble instincts
OF grand humanity, ministered with
tenderness, patience and kindness uu.
wesriedly to all the sufferers wants, until
death relieved him of his pain, the thank
the heartfelt, grateful thanks OF his
father and little family, in which
death has caused q hldeous void-s
gulf never to be bridged over,
and those Of myself, and all his friends
snd relatives. We do assure them that
their acts of kindness towsrd Albert C..
Campbell while living, and those of re-
snect when dead, shall always be re-
N mbered il love and gratitude. 1t
would not be improper to say that while
all were kind and willing to do snythlrg
for the unfortunate man there are those
who deserve special return for their IN
wearied and devoted attention. Among
their number are Drs Harvey and Allen,
who did al in their power to save the
life that to US was so dear, and to them
we will be forever grateful AI:o
we desire to gratefully thank Mr..
Warner, the gentlemanly proprietor Of
the Mcclure House, his estimsOle lady
and his gentlemanly clerks for their
many acts of kindness toward Albert,
and those of his friends VINO stsid with
till the last sad hour. There are many
others whom we would like to thank dl.
rectly, whose names we never knew, yet
whose faces spd noble acts of humanity
toward our deceased brother, shall never
be forgotten. How feeble words express
or indicate our feelings toward you sil.
Language is lost in the overwhelming
tide OF thsnkfulness s1d gratitude, and
we can but reiterste and thank you, thank
you one and all. Gratefully,
JOHN II. CAMPBELL.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
The Chapline street NJ. 4. Church
Floral Festival.

The floral festival which was held in
the above church for two nights last
week, under the auspices Of Mr. G. D.,
Hubbards Bible class, closed on Saturday
night. The room was even more hand-
somely decorated on that evening than
the previous one, a hanging basket from
New Orleans attracting great attention.
The presents OF boquets were numerous,
and many were quite handsome, oue
sen! by Miss West OF Tiltonville,
Ohio, being especially so. A beautiful
set OF etched glass ware consisting of 8
tsnksrd, ale glass and waiter valued st
SO was presented 10 Miss Carrie Harri-
son by few OF her friends and al eper-
que to NJ. G. d. Hubbard. Bouquets
sold a. sll prices from 10 cents 10 $50
each-two being bought by friend Of
the church at the latter figures. Mr.. Il.
B. Godfrey and VIM. Ganley were uu-
remitting in their efforts and contributed
much to the success Of the festival TIE
net profits Of the fair an Intei TO SIS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10

Miss Annie Boggs, Of Cadlz, O. ~
visiting her sister, Ms Boggs, y, tho
Stsmm.
Lon Good, of Down X Good, has 70.
turned home from the South.
We are pleased 10 state that our friend
Archie Paxton, Is recovering h, l,ua
good health.
Auditor Miller, was out OF the city yo,.
terday.
DR.. NJ. Z. HulIhcn, has returned from
Romney.
Mossrs. Adams y Lyons, gls,. MANI.
tscturers Of Punblrgh, returned home
yesterday.
JUuGE j j. JACKsoS, Genera Gus
and Marshal George W. Patton returned
to their respective homes 90 SATURDAY
Dr. Hugh w Brock, OF Mnrg.rloaE.
W Va, ar hi. BRIDE arrived 90 the clly
on saturday evening, and are the glr.u
e Dr. j &. R'"vas, on the South Side.
Our friend Jimmy Speyer, Of the arm
OF opsyer Bros., WA lurown from bog.
gY yesterday, At HornbroJks PARK, AnI
quite seriously though not Dangerously
injured, having y large cash cat N one
check, just under the eye
5. kIrschbaUm, Of the firm q A.
Kirschbsum X Co., clOthlers Of PhiIsicI.
phis, is in the city on business for h'
house.
Rev. DIR. Swain, OF Philadelphia, De.
trICt Secretary OF the America Baqu'!
and Home Mission Society. prescbei a.
the Baptist Church yesterday morning
and evening, and addressed tho sunday
SCtOJ ia the afternoon
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Died from FSis Injuries.

Last Wednesday evening, willis work
ing in one OF the rooms Of q coal bank at
Quincy, Richard Kidd, a man forty years
Of age, met with the accident OF being
tatslIy crushed by falling slate. He lin
gered in great agony uatil Thursday
evening, when death relieved him of his
sutlerings. His remains were taken TO
SteubenvIlle Friday morning snd en-
TERED. Mr.. Kidd was brother of the
owner of the coal mines, and leaves u
wife and three children to mourn his uu-
timciv loss
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FLOWER FESTIVE,
a gorgeous Decoration aud
Compliment of Ni,,, "Il

The pleasing entertainment. -
the annual flower festivals that 80 Il
INDUCED in BY some Of nv ys.Ig
Schools, lend pleasure th.. . Is!
ming to be very highly sppra,j..a, 90. t.
large NUMBER Of our c!tizers =!
before last wss the occasion OF tho . Us!
Hower festival OF the p,s,Ir 90 -,
Mission Sunday School ~ 'Tr' al
Wheeling, aad yesterday Wa, -. M
set apart Tor the snnusi di.p,sy -!
Sunday School rooms OF tbs . ne
Street NJ. +. Church. The ,.' ''-''A
beautifully snd pFotu:ely tec5rs,a5 I" " a.
the most choice sad mos; ceErs,s ~ .'-
OF the season. To the gss aI,n, -
fastened hanging baskets wb,rp 49,. 's'7
et ferns and flowers In iron, ~ -, = al AZ
intendent Logans desk, Va. ~. ,''
lsrge cross composed o. mos 4
around which were ar,.,.r,'y A.
many beautiful d5wer:. Tia $50 81
stood upon pedestal covered VIII. 80, -'.'
On tie front OF the orgao w,.,'. ~ ;
smother cross OF fine flowers. MI 800 so
ground OF moss and pine. A.
Just IN front OF The en,r,n,s .
room WAS tsll fountain Win 40.
basin il.ed with aowers, mos. And -
over which trick!ed the gentle sn,,y ,''.
fell from the height Of i've ~ -, 90, a.
giving the whole y coo ing srJ ra,..-.
ing appearance tbs! Made ,bs 49,.
traveller feel thsI the E,y,sp 49,
had been reached, and tbs, ilret -. ...-'
had 81 last found restIny Ms. 49,
from the rays Of summers sun
A c!ssS Of SIX young lal.,s. 4. ,t...
their appreciation OF their est,
teacher, presented Miss Ka.e L,pt v,,'
large class picture. Ga the from, -,
OF seats sat The little orphans from ,a,
Children: Home, cscl ". whom =.
ceVed handsome b,g4v. from n.
large supply ths, adorned the -,'m
Addresses were made by Ati,,r..
General Ro5rr; White, GeIr,e "A A.
kinson and Superintendent, L5rsp. =. ~,
whom were presented with be,uu..
boquetS. Many %. tile flowers. p.,, a..
the decorations were donated by our ,, .
teemed friend and philan,hroplt C,.
Hornhrook, $50 by Mrs. Spcidel NJ,
Burt and Il number OF Others wao,,
names We were not able to learn.
The entertainment throughou, va,
very fine, and We hope that al the a,ae-
Sunday Schools IN the city will follow ~
this beautiful custom and lrcA. l.r.-
scholars to flower festival each wear
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
Badly luiured.

On Wednesday Of last week Casper
Taylor, coal miner, who resides near
the head of Fourteenth street, while
carrying large piece of timber st coal
bank at Martins Ferry, slipped snd fell,
the timber falling on him. He remained
away from home until Friday evening,
when he came down on a boat and
walked from the wharf to his residence,
with the assistance Of cane. His family
was alarmed and wished to call in u
physician, but ne would not allow it, say
ing that he was not badly hurt and
would be al right in day or two. On
Saturday he was much worse, and an ex-
animation showed that three of his ribs
were broken, and, on account of the long
neglect, his recovery is considered doubt
full.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
Real Estate Transfer .

The following transfers of real estate
were recorded at the Office OF the County
Clerk yesterday:
Deed msde May II, 1873, by Abner
Cnarnock and wife to John NJ. Morris,
tor the south halt OF lot No. So, division
+, Caldwell's addition; $3.50.
Deed made June 5, 1878, by Jacob
Hem snd wife TO Martina Baker, wife OF
Mic. Baker, for the north 40 feet Of lot
No. 10, Chapuues addition; $3.50.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
River News.

The marks last evening lndicsiei D
feet inches and risIng slowly.
The O'Nesl, for Pittsburgh Expire"
for Psrkersburg, and Hudson for ClncIt
natl, departed with fair trips on ss'''.
day.
The Salt Valley passed up Saturday
night, en- route for PItuburst, hhi No
b stie StOckdale yesterday morning. 60
route for the same place
The local packets arrived aud d'PAf' ''
on time Saturday. -,
The Jos. 4. Stone and bsrge' dspsf'''
for st. Louis late Saturday night.
The Alice passed up Yesterday morn.
ing rom 81. LOUIS 70 Ptueu'gh. sDs
experienced some difficulty On the bsi -
the head OF the leland.
The John l. Rhodes passed down yea.
terdsy a. 4P ST. en- rot!e Tor ~ b'''
with good trip. o
The Wheeling Tow Boat snd B,'R,
Company on saturday, ,OId the 70" Jos.
Nail Clty 10 a." Monitor Tow Bo'' 30
Barge Company iur $500, which h ''''
sid'ref chc7T. ..l.
The Silence is the regular Pseks. u. r.,
Parkersburg to-day, leaving o. ~"
4. e.
T1e Thznhsu.er leayes for As!ano'"
20 day, at ! 30 \. Il. ,..
The Andes Is due from Cincinns'I -
day. -
The Courier j. laid up At the Noun "
the creek.
CNcfssATI, Jane 9.-Ri7er ies' .
inches and falling. Arrved-I,sh.|
State, Pittsburgh; Andy BAUM @'|
phis Weather rainy and cool
ST. LOUIS, June s.-Auived-Bsi'sG ,"
Louis, Missouri river; Scudde,, Nsr ., -,
leans; Dubuque, St. Paul P0ii - o''''
Tennessee river Depsrled-bshs -
Lacros,e, st. Paul. River 'sa!iohn!'
with 70 feet 8 inches above 10" "'"''
Weather cloudy, cold and 'hoWe'y'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
KearrPsIed.

About six weeks ago Philip Speidel, q
resident of Wellsburg, was arrested in
South Wheeling by Officer Baum, on the
charge of misdemesnor, and escaped
from him because Mr.. Baum, st Speiders
earnest request, released his hold upon
him after re had pledged the officer he
would not attempt to run away. Think
ing the entire affair had sunk into obliv-
ion, Speidei appeared in Ritchietown on
Saturday. MIR. Baum was not long IN
discovering him, and at once rearrested
him. He !s now in the lookup.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10
Robbery.

Between midnight of last Friday night
and daylight Of Saturday the residence
OF Street Commissioner Whyte, on Chap
line street, between Twenty third and
Twenty.fourth, was entered by thief
and 8 tin box belonging to his son
William, who is driver on one of the
street cars, was taken. No nose wss
heard by Any Of the family when the
thief entered, and his presence was only
known by the loss of the box aid the
raised window
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-10

The German Benevolent Society will
pic-ric at Zqnes orchard.
Humpty-Dumpty and Pantomime, at
Turner Hall, to conclude with 3 grand
ball.
Strawberry festival at the Washington
Hall
The Straws burg clock, the life. work OF
human being devoted TO science, Will
be exhibited IN the corner room of the
Washing JOn Hall.
THEIRS will be an excursion and pri.
vate picnic OF the Germsnis Singing So
cIety at Cressp's Grove.