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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-23

THE CouRn-Cmcurr couRr-Judse
MdpiA-The Circuit Court was In ses.
sion yesterday as usual, and transacted
business as follows;
N. r. Grouse, Esq, Of Weizel county,
vas admitted TO practice rs an attorney
at law.
A judgment, upon motion, was render:
ed Sgainst A. T. Brookoyer, late Sheriff Of
Wetzel county, and his sureties, for the
sum Of $S,96l, for taxes, ETC., due the
State. The State was represented by AT.
torney General White. No appearance
for defendant.
A motion to quash three executions in
favor Of the State We. VIM. Erskine,
surety for ]. P. Barrett, was argued and
submitted. Ex.Goy. Jacob for the mo-
ton; L. s. Jordan for the state.-
The case OF Catharine Donovan VS..
Timothy Donovan, for divorce, was
argued and submitted for decision. Z.
G.. Cracraft for complainant; Good and
Woods for defendant.
Adjourned until this morning at 0
o'clock.
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ANNUAL ELECTIONS The following
corporations held their annual meetings
yesterday, for The election Of directors I:
Centre Foundry C6mpaRy.lThe meet.
Ing Of the stockholders Of this corpora
ton was so slimly attended that 1t was
deemed expedient to postpone the cleo.
ton until the frat Monday in February.
WteIag ToRboai and Barge Company.
For tho same reason rs given
above, the annual election Of this com.
pany was postponed until Saturday, Feb.
9th.
Weeliag Hinge C~ompaay.-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Wheel
iug Hinge Company took place yesterday,
at which the old board were reelected,
viz: O. D. Hubbard, A. g. Robinson, L.
E Hanson, @. ]. Rawling, ]. L. Hobbs,
John Mcclure, /. II. Williams and O. j.
Crawford. The new board will elect a
President and other officers next Monday.
The prospects Of the Company for the
current year are considered quite i'm.
proved owing to the adoption Of IN agree.
ment among The hinge manufacturers Of
the country at a recent meeting 10 make a
sworn statement every month that they
have each adhered 10 the card price in
every sale made. The Company have also
been able to make what at this time is
considered n favorable contract for their
supply Of iron during the frstl half OF
this year. =.
Benuood Iron Woks.-The annual
meeting OF the stockholders OF this Com
pany took place last night at their ware
rooms on 14th street, and was organized
by calling Samuel Laughlin, Esq, to the
chair, and appointing George Wise and
Louis @. Stifel Secretaries. A statement
Of the years business was read by the
Secretary, Major Loring, and was found
to show a net earning Of seven and a half
per cent on the capital stock (S500,000)
Of the Company. Considering the low
price that prevailed for nails during part
OF the year, and the GENERALLY depressed
condition Of trade throughout the coun-
try, the earnings were fully up to the ex.
pectations OF a majority Of the stockhold.
ers. The following gentlemen were elect
ed az directors for the ensuing year, viz:
J. L. Stifel, J. G. Hoffman, Jacob Wise,
J. II. Oglebay, L. s. Delaplain, Alonzo
Loring, Z. w. Paxton, E. A. Hildreth
and Alex. Laughlin. These gentlemen
we're instructed, after they should or.
ganize as a board, to declare adividend
Of three per cent. The salary Of the
President was fixed at $4,000 for the en-.
suing year, after which the meeting adj
journed.
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PERSONAL PoRTs.-The arrivals at the
SLamm House yesterday included J.R.
StrouSs, Of Parkersburg; j. Clark, w. r.
Grouse and Lewis Ablinger, Of New Mar.
tinsyille.
Thomas Cummins, E4q, is lying at his
residence near Benson's Ferry, danger
ously Ill with the typhoid fever.
Miss Addie Leighton, daughter Of Mr..
P. H. Leighton, died at the residence Of
her father In South Wheeling, yesterday
morning, alter a brief illness.
Mr.. Thomas Curtis and wife, and their
daughter, Miss Emma, OF Pa%rkersburg,
have rooms at the st. james.
Mr.. ]. Z. HayOrstick, formerly Super.
intendent Of the Washington & Waynes.
burg Narrow Gauge road, Is at the
Stamm.
Mr.. James Burley, Of Belmont County ,
is again confined to his residence by sick.
ness. Mr.. Burnley has been'sick for sew.
eral days.
A. B. Armstrong, of Oakland, Md ;
Geo. H. Fleming, Of Grafton; n. j. Jack.
son, Of Newburg; Col. Hal. Sleeper, man.
ager Of the Mabel Pearl Female Min
%strels; and G. Z. Hum, OF B%arnesville, are
at the Mcclure.
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wheeling Cattle Market.

WHEELING, january q, 1873
Live stock received at the Wheeling
Stock Yards during the last week:
CArTIB-Receipts6l head: Ordinary 70
common 31EaSc, common to iair q, ialE
to choice SI1a4c. Some extra top ountty
cattle have been sold by Dillon q son ~ a
a44c. Chicago cattle sold ut S44O per
hundred. rA. I'D
common. SNaSKc,. packing ShcaSSs 70,
choice hogs for butchers 50 S5a4 %. Some
extra hogs have been rctailed by Dillon q
Son $425. o,,
IAMDs-In fair demand at 4Aa5Nc.
CALYRs-In fair demand at 81 OOal0OV.
FRESH Cows-Receipts 8 head; In fair
demand,
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DEATH oF.THos.v v. HAoEN.-Mr. Thos.
v. Hagen, telegraph operator at the D.
4 o. machine shops, died yesterday
morning at Z o'clock, Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. Hagen was an estimable young man,
and had the respect and confidence Of all
who knew him. The mother OF deceased
is a widow, who lost another son only a
year ago, and in this, her hour Of aflic-
ton, she has the earnest sympathy ofthe
entire community.
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CoRsEr BAND INcoRPoRArED.-T The
Secretary oil State yesterday issued a GER
tifcate Of incorporation to the "First
City Cornet Band" Of Martinsburg, who
have organized "ior the purpose Of i'm.
provement in instrumental music, and
promoting and encouraging the same"
The corporation is to expire on the lat
dayof January, 1898. The sum Of SIPS
has been subscribed TO the capital stock,
and the sum OF S25 paid in on said sub.
scription. The capital so subscribed is
divided into shares OF S. each, which are
held by the undersigned, all Of Martins
burg: George II. Couchman, Jacob P.
swartz, Charles DiiFendafler, George D.
Whitson, A. 7. Bratt, five shares each.
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TEMPERANCE NorH.-A dramatic en-.
tertainment is to be given at Parkers'
Hall, on Saturday evening, by members
OF the Parkers' Hall Union.
An interesting meeting was held last
night in Otis Hall, when speeches were
made by Messrs. Wilbur Trueman, Jacob
Kemple and E. G. Cracrait. President
Young. conducted the meeting. There
were four Aigners to the pledge. Mr.. L.
Luptin will speak tonight.
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OFFICER BAuM last night found a Ben.
wood man slumbering silently in the
middle Of q very muddy street in the
Eighth Ward. The officer chartered a wag.
on and transported the weary deyotee Of
Of Bacchus 70 the lookup, where he had
a chance last night to sleep of his pota.
tons and'prepare himself for arraignment
before "The Terrible" this morning.
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GIVE are assured by the gentlemen who
are experimenting the work ut the
Washington Hall building that there was
no occasion for our suggestion concerning
the location Of the doors OF the hall.
Their intentioni is to have the main doors,
which will never be closed when the hall
is occupied, open inwarily, % that the
difficulty suggested by us will be obvi-
ated. Inside the hall will be a green
baize door, which a be opened and
closed at pleasure, without obstructing
in the slightest degree the free passage
Of an audience to and from any part Of
the house,
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WEDDING BELLS OVER THE RIVER
Tickets OF Invitation are out for the mar.
riage ceremonies Of Mr.. Allyn Lash, Of st,
Louis, Mo, and Miss II. Jean Capehart,
OF Martins Ferry, which will be cele.
brated at the NJ. L. Church Of that place,
this evening. Miss Capehart is the eldest
daughter Of General Henry Capehart,
formerly OF Bridgeport.
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CHmDRES's HONE BESEFrr.-Wash.
ington Hall has been procured for the en-
tertainments which are now in prepare.
ton to be given for the benefit Of the
Children's Home. These entertainments
will take place the 14th, 10Th and 10th Of
February, and will consist Of q "Mother
Goose Reception to be given two nights
and probably at a matinee, and in the
rendering Of Mrs. Clifton's drama, "Mar.
garet Of Anjou,n preceded by tableaux
and.musical performances.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-23

SOCIAL Hor IN KIRKwooD.-Mrs.
Hoar gave n very pleasant dance at her
residence in Kirkwood, one evening last
week. Supper was served at eleven
o'clock. Both married and single per-
sons participated in the festivities. Some
dancing slippers that were supposed to
have been niaid upon the shelf' were
brought into service and tripped as light
and fairy.like as they were wont 10 do.
Altogether, II was n very enjoyable affair
and passed of pleasantly, with no dis.
iurhance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-23

HEADquARrERs FOR CHEAT GooDs-
JonNRoEMERls.-Dry Goods, Carpet and
Wall Paper Emporium, Nos. 20l9 and
2021 Main street. Just received, 10000
bolts Of new styles OF Wall Paper and
Borders, at reduced prices; 1000 Bleach.
ed and Unbleached Muslins, 5, z, 81 6,
10c per yard. A large stock Of Cash.
meres and other Dress Goods at cost and
less than cost, to reduce stock. Carpets
loo up. Best Superior Southern Carpet
Chain at 25c a pound. Best Clark's o. N.
7. Machine Cotton 55c per dozen.
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THE meeting in progress at Wesley NJ.
E. Church is growing in interest daily.
Thirteen conversions are reported and
fifteen accessions. The house is filled TO
Overlooking with interested hearers.
Meetings are held every night at y
o'clock, and a nhildren's meeting at A P.
NJ. Is full OF interest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-23

ELECTION OF oFFIoERs.-The newly
elected Board OF Directors Of the Etna
Company met at the office Of the COM
pany yesterday and elected the officers
for the year 1878. No change was made.
w. w. Holloway is President W. H.
Tallman, Secretary, and Lewis Jones,
Manager.
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Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures
hither points his nozzle; crowds Of youths
ami. maidens. mutter mot a snow storm
scarce a lutter;;n nowhere bells and voices
mlngle, jangle, jangle, jingle, jingle; on
the Ice where skaters were dancing, glid-
ing, glancing, prancing, pirouetting, pois.
ing, playing leeward like a swallow sway
ing, seas Of water fall and scatter, wetter,
weiter, patter, patter; pretty maiden
homeward walking, OIL how shocking is
her stocking-gaiter through the gutter
splashy-swishy, swishy, sWashy,' swashy!
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chicago CattIe markeL

CHICAGO, January 22.-The DrOptrF Jour.
nal reports:
CATrLE-Receipts $500, shipments 500;
market quiet and easy; a few good were
sold, and a few choice came in late, but
vera not sold, 5 cents Is expected for them;
sales OF fair TO good steers at s. G5aS so,
stockcrs and feeders quiet at Sc 4OaS 75;
butchers extremely dull; steers s. 25aS IS,
COWS 50 20aS 90, bulls 81 00a300.
HoGs-Receipts 10000; shipments 1900;
market opened dull and 5al0c lower; drag.
ged all day, closing weak; mixed packing
at s. 70aS so; light s. S0a3 %, choice heavy
s. 90a4 90. Many left over.
sHKEP-Receipts 1000; sales at S1Sa5kc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-23

ADAMS & LUCAS invite attention to
their FISCHER Pianos, which have a fine
powerful tone, and are furnished at re.
markably low prices. Also TO their gen.
eral large stock Of Pianos, new aud sec.
ond hand, Of other makers, and Of Reed
Organs, To LET and For Sale.
Illustrated Catalogues, with Price List,
mailed free on application. For sale at
ADAMS & LUCAS Music Store,
1927 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-23

RELIABLE help for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostra.
ting diseases cured without medicine.
Pulvermacher's Electric Belts the grand
desideratum. Avoid limitations. Book
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PuLvERNAcHER GALvAN.
10 Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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THE demand for reserved seats for the
Charity Concert has been 80 great the
management have decided to open the
sale OF seats in the Family Circle, the di.
agram OF which may be seen at Adams
& Lucas, 1927 Market street. Persons
having admission tickets only will do
well 10 secure their seats at nee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-23

PHILADELPHIA, January 29.-Rlour-
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-DulI and
amber 81 seal II, red 81 Sal 81,
white 81 43al 10. Com-Quiet and steady:
yellow Soc, mixed 5lAc, Doc January, 6I1;a
February, rejected 4Sa5Oc. Oats
Dull and heavy; white western at 37aSsc,
western mixed and State at S5Hc. Bye
at 6sa7Sc. Pfoyislons-Quiet but
and unchanged. Butter-Steady;
creamery S0aSSc, Western Reserve 22a2ic.
western 1910. Cheese-Quiet:
western 121sal3c. Petroleum-Dull; crude
ONe, refined l2c. Whlsky-DuIl at 81 O7.
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ACCIDENT ON THE ELM GROVE ROAD
Last evening, on McCulloch street. the
axle Of an Elm Grove street car broke and
threw the car into the mud. A boy who
was in the car at the time had one Of his
hands pretty badly cut, but no others
were injured. Three panes Of glass in the
car were broken.
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petroleum Market.

OH CrTY, Pa, january 22.-PettoieGT
Market opened with sales at w
deolining 10 $149H at the closing oil the
wornIns session. During the afternoon
session business continued actiyeAt n 4Ss4
ci6s;ne n 81 BOX firm; sellers options ~
dsys ranged at &c Oh spot prices. Ihs
trsnactIons for the day amount 70 SSS,ooV
barrels. Shipments yesterday 94,oOl bar
rels.
PITTSBURGH, January 22.-Petroleum
Shady. crude at 81 79H ut Parkers FOR
immediate shipment; refined at ll}Sal2c,
Philadelphia delivery.
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CONTRACTS AwARpED.--Messr Thomp.
son & Hibberd have been awarded the
contract for heating with steam the en-
tire tannesy Of John G. Hoffman 4 Son;
also lighting with gas the large and ex.
tenaive Central Glass Works OF this city,
and L Spence's fine residence at Martins
Ferry. Ohio. with gas machines.
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po11or Counr-Judqe 0ranmer.

The following cases we're disposed Of
yesterday by His Honor:
Drunkenness-Charles Hays, William
Edwards, Edward Burns, John Allen,
William Goosman, Edward Kelly, 81
and costs each. All committed in default
Of payment,
costs, committed John Fellows, Joseph
Williams, Michael Greeley, 81 and costs
each, execution suspended on payment oil
costs; Charles Roerig, Alexander Lenei
cases dismissed.
The case against VIM. Braceland
charged with turning out the gas at the
Opera House, was continued until satur'
day at p. NJ.
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NEW YoKK. January 22.-Business still
moderate with commission houses and
the jobbing trade improves slowly. Brown
and colored cottons steady, but bleacheI
shirtings unsettled. Light prints moyed
slowly. .Worsted dress goods opened by
the leading agents. Mems wear wooIens
In moderate request.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-23

JuMrEDr THE TRAoK.-The local freight
on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh road
jumped the track near Rainey's Coal
Works, last evening. Consequently all
trains were detained, and the passenger
train due here at 0 p. N. did not arrive
until after II o'clock last night.
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BLESSED are the peacemakers. So
don't think one Costello, who had an
elbow mashed with a:brick on Monday,
at the La Belle Mill, while attempting TO
separate a couple Of boys who were
fighting.
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EAST LIBERTY, January 22.-CArrLE-
Receipts to-day 749 head. Ali for sale
here. Prime 500a5 IS, good 81 5Oa5 90,
common s. 75E4 %.
HoGs-Receipts to-day 2,9i5 head. York.
ers 81 10a4 90, Philadeiphias 81 i6a4 25.
sHEEP-Recelpts to-day $500 head. Sell.
Ing at $ 25a5 90. Market slow.
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JUSTICE WHEELER. This Justice yes
terday issued a warrant for Mrs. Grade,
who was charged by Edward Mclaughlin
with abusing his children. The woman
was arrested, and held in $50 to be Of
good behavior for the next six months.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-23

A NUMBER of persons in the city have
received circulars from a firm IN New
York stating that they have drawn prizes,
and by sending on the commission they
can secure them. The affair is said 10
ha a aWindle.
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MICHAEL Orr was arrested by Officer
Robertson yesterday, on a charge Of
fighting in the Red Cloud Saloon one day
last week. He will be arraigned before
His Honor Judge Cranmer this morn
ing,
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BALL MAsQuE.--This evening the mem.
bers Of the F. P. A. P. will entertain
their numerous friends at the residence
OF Mr.. Frank Walters, on the National
Road. The above Society ' does
things by halves, and ali who have re-
ceiyed an invitation will have an enJoya-
bic time. TT. Cockayne's fine band will
furnish the music.
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BEwARHlll-Notices were found post
ed at the opening Of Thalman's Slack.
town coal mines yesterday morning,
warning the miners 10 quit work and
stay out until the end Of the strike, or
remain 10 at the peril Of their lives.
There were two Of these notices, and upon
each was marked a rude coffin, bearing
the word Beware n The notices were
as follows:
40 Martin and Pardner, stay out Of
Bank till this strike is over or II you
don't look out for your life you black
sheen s-n.oi.a.b-h.n
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RAILROAD BoNDs-strong and higher.
STATE RnNna-SinnlY.

=
SrocKs-0pened strong and advanced
generally during the morning call, the
Granger stocks being the iayorites Of spec
ulation on account Of the increasing re.
ceipts 0 fthese roads, with Lake Shore next
In order. After the second call there was q
fractional reaction, but a firm undertone
was maintained. 0hios were an exception
10 the general tendency Of the market and
declined Z; Pittsburgh also to 72h, though
recovering Afterwards 10 rs, the building oil
a rival road being assigned rs Q reason for
the weakness. Coal shares dull and irregu'
lar, the fluctuations, however, being contin.
ed within narrow limits. During the after.
noon the market was strong, with Lake
Shore the principal feature, which advanc'
ed under the purchases by the leading
spectators to 695s; Michigan Central fol-
lowed TO 6lh. The market closed strong,
though at a slight reaction from the best
figures OF the day.
Transactions aggregated IL, 900 shares, oil
which 1000 were Erie, 6i,000 Lake Shore,
10000 Northwestern common, $500 pre-.
ierred, 5000 81. Paul preferred. 2,OOO
ohiOs, 5000 ackwanna, and $500 Western
JInion.
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On Tuesday, Mr.. NJ. ]. Murphy, while
assisting TO move a couple Of heavy joists
at the st. Alphonsus Church, had his
right hand caught between them and
severely bruised.
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ANOTHER sudden change in the weather
asst night. It's now;
shlyery, shIyery, shee,
And mighty slippery.
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HENRY WILLIAMS, Of Wheeling, who
opened an auction room in Floto's block
al noon yesterday for the sale Of chromos
and oil paintings, was arrested last even
ing for selling without license. On APP
pearing before the Mayor, he claimed that
Inc goods did not belong TO him, but that
they were the properly Of Mr.. Jacob
6reisipger, OF this city. A trial OF the
case will be had before the Mayor at 0
o'clock Monday morning. Meanwhile
Williams is under $500 bond, Mr.. Greis-
niger being his security. -SeubeariM Sun
M. Williams was tried by the Mayor
Of s%teubenville, before aiury Of six, and
honorably discharged, he proving that lie
had previously sold the goods to Mr..
Greisinger, Of that city. Mr.. Williams
says that the complaint against him was
made by n picture dealer Of St%eubenyllle.
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A DRAMATIC entertainment is to be
given in Westwood's Hall next week by
Virginia Lodge No. A Of the Amalga-
mated Societies Of Iron, Steel and Tin
Wnrknra-
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Harness Cur.-At the time Mr.
Hedges horses tail was cut last week,
near Wellsburg, a valuable sett Of har-
ness belonging 10 Mr.. Lewis was cut in
such a manner as to entirely ruin them.
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RECEIVING LuMnER.-Mr. Wilson, oil
the cooper shop In North Wheeling, has
Just received two fiat boats loaded with
lumber for making slaves, and expects to
start his shop at an early day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-01-23

A New LtNE.-The Maddy Bros. are
building at Ironton, Ohio, a new steamer
to run between Wheeling and Charleston,
the State Capital that Is to be. They de-
sign to make two trips a week.
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The flag on the B. & o. machine shops
was flying at half.maSt yesterday, as a
mark Of respect TO the late Thos. v.
Hagen, telegraph operator ut the shops,
who died yesterday morning.
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DURING the war Mr.. Fred. Stephens, Of
Darlington, who was in the army, was
wounded in the left thigh, and is now
having considerable trouble with it. Mr.
Stephens was in the city yesterday.
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TIE Indications are that every seat
will be taken to day for the grand charity
concert. onlya lew seats remained IN.
sold Yesterday.
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MmDLE-AaED married men will be lin.
tied TO one seat at the Female Minstrel
entertainment on Friday evening. Bald
headed Councilman need expect no de-
WALTON from this rule,
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A suRPRIsE party was rendered Miss
Barbara Michael, at her father residence
in North Wheeling, last evening. About
fifteen couples were present. Music by
Mayer,
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DIR. wuSDERLIcH's Arabian steed, In
dulged in a lively little runaway on
Market street yesterday. No damage re-
suited.