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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-21
River News.

The marks last evening indicated 7
feet inches and swelling.
The Express, for Parkersburg, and the
ThsnhOuscr, Tor MaLsmoTas, departed on
time yesterday.
The Andes arrived from Cincinnati ut
1870 o'clock yesterday.
The O'Neal leaves Tor Pittsburgh at 7
o'clock this morning.
The Courier leaves for Farkersburg at
1890 this morning.
Tho Andes will leave for Cincinnati
this afternoon. Capt Charles MuhIe-
mand and Clerk I'd. Muhlemsn will see
that the passengers receive the best Of at
tcntiOn.
Tho Salt Valley and Katie SLockdale
passed down early this morning, the
former for Ironton and the latter for
Cincinnati.
The Emma Graham will pass up this
morning, bound for Pittsburgh.
Capt Mallory has called his new boat
the Willie Austin.
by Telegraph
PITTsBURGH, May 20-Rivcr feet
7 inches and stationary. Weather clear
and warm.
LOUISVILLE, May 90 Weather clear
and warm. River rising with 10 feet II
inches in the canal.
NASHVILLE, May 20.-River rising
with 7 ieet on the shoals. Arrived-An-
derson, Cairo. Depsrted-Sllverthorn,
Evansville.
CINCINNATI, May 20-River Is feet
inches and falling; weather clear. Ar
rived-Hudson, Wheeling; Fashion, ST..
Louis; }. d. Parker and Ben Franklin,
Memphis. Disqualification, Louis
vile.
EVANSVILLE, May 2O.-River Is and
e-l0 feet Down-Iron Mountain, Vim,
Shinkle, Charles Morgan, Dick Johnson,
Idlewid, Maggie Smith, Grey Eagle,
Bowling Green and James Gilmore and
tow.
CAIRO, May 2O.-Arrived-AIico
Brown Memphis; Port Eads St. Loui,;
Cons MiIlar, Cincinnati. DEPARTED
Golddust, New Orleans; Alice Brown,
Ohio; Cons MiIlsr, Memphis. River %
feet inches and rising. Weather clear.
MEMPHIS, May 20-Rlver fell inches
and now stands y feet and 7 inches
Weather generally clear. Arrived
Mowland, Little Rock. DEPARTED
Mary Ann, Fred. Wilson, Ohio River;
Andy Baum, CINCINNATI Mary Houston,
New Orleans.
ST. LOUIS, May 2O.-Arrived--Golden
Eagle, Keokuk; City OF Helena, Vicks-
burg; Fleming, Lacrosse; Hickory,
Mound City; Belle of St. Louis, Frank
fort. Disqualification Eagle, Keokuki
Minnesota, St. Paul; Thompkins, St.
Paul; Ironsides, CAIRO River 10 feet 10
inches above low water mark. Weather
clear and warm.
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Trnstea,s Sale Of Real Estate

,,Y VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF lRUSI
X made bv Peter SchleruitZauer aEG
tGfbtriue SchleruitZauer, his vile, udlt"
~ .urh day OF April. \. ID. 1870, anu re-
,,,r,Ia5 i'm the Office OF the Clerk OF inc
{ nuuty Court of ohio county, vest VIZ
uiuIg. in deed OF trust book NO . page
Az. VIII sell al puDlc auction, on
SATURDAY, JUNE Is, ISIS,
rommapcIug al 10 o'clock \. NJ, at me
Trnut door az the Court House OF Dnl"
rnuufy the follow NJ described Ev5I esSttS'
Iyinp in The city OF Wheeling, "tsl ' IL
SIn+T. fo.wif: The south hall 81 10. mum.
Nor = situate ON the east sue % ,holL t
s.rer. brrwscu Third formerly McLuIei
street and Fourth formerly BANK HILeTJI
i'm t,lf part OF said city OF Whte!IuS, S@.I
al >Orlh Wheeling. Also, part % 10,
No. 20. situated ON the e1sl Sl''E o' -l" van
Street between Third and tourtil e.'S'y
i'm TINT part OF the city OF "hetuuS = -.
- EortI Wheeling. which part OF stlu 10.
il more particularly described rs follows
Begluuiug at a point on the east S-u1 va
Main street.. and corner OF said 4otS - anu
-. thence pa.twar.Iy with the me Oe-
fu5arr said los one hundred leet; iheHCt
sOuthwardly and parallel vain MAIN s s'aTvT
f,rrufy-fye feet; thence westwaIaIy anu
uaraIIal with the first line one hUhuItu
iert: thence north waTdly 10 the place %
beginning.
Terms OF sale Cash. t Ia,
The title to the above property II US-
llrvgd iO be Uugue>ilOnapit' Dul SENS q,
trustee ! shall only convey sven .I''' a. 40
vested IN me by said deed OF trust.
=. .. TAYLOR, Trustee,
e. HERVEH ,AuCuOneer. mann
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FEE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the Dit.
fercmG judicial Bodies
,fVrTrIT C0URT-JUDGE MELVIN.

CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
James Reed was appointed guardian
of James Albert Dunawsy, orphan OF
Thomas G. Dunawsy, deceased. Bond
500 with l.. S. Jordan as surety.
In the case of Margaret Wilson VS.. the
City of Wheeling, the defendant moved
TO continue the case on account OF the
absence of material witness, and filed
affidavit in support Of said motion. Inc
motion was oyerruled and case put on
trial before tho following jury: Luther
Rice, John X. Miller, Ed. Atkinson,
Alex. Kcmp!e, j. NJ. Ray, George Ven
mum, n. a. Noble, David McLeane, ii.
Smith, b. B. Porter, Patrick Wier ard
j. NJ. Todd, jr. Case still on trial.
Adjourned until o'clock this morn
ing.
To-DAY's TRIAL DOCKET.
Ed. Christman VS.. Charles Holman.
MUNICIPAL coURT-JUDGE CRANmEE.
This court met at o'clock P. NJ. yes
terday.
Ann Sutton ct ais, vs. John j. Jones
administrator, in chancery, w. }. w.
Ccwden, commissioner. Report ii led and
order entered making partial distribu-
ton.
John Bruce vs.. Beokcrton Ell ais, in
chancery A final decree was entered.
Alex. PanneIl VS., John Hsndlsn ct ais,
IN chancery' An order was entered 10
pay mOLies due John Handlsn TO John
j. Jones committee.
l.. Fenchtnanger u Co. VS.. Edward
Reid, in assumpsit. Judgment for plain
tfIs for SI25.37.
Samson Mcdowell vs. }. w. Terrell
and p. NJ. Burleigh, IN assumpsit. Judg-
ment for plaintiffs for $S4l.24.
Pier Brothers VS.. Smith Il Co, IN as
sumpsit. Judgment for plaintiffs for
S6l7 10.
Samson Mcdowell VS.. Joseph w. Fer
rell and Joseph V. Moorhouse, IN as
sumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff for
S9j 70.
Reuben OchsonbeIn VS.. Edward Reid,
in sssumpsit. judgment for plaintiff tor
$4,000.
Simon Bser Il Sons vs.. Thomas and
Robert COstsin, in assumpst. Judgment
for plaintiff for S2O3.9j.
j. b. Lukens il Bro. vs.. George Cum
mins, in assumpsit. Judgment for plain
tits Tor Sl475O.
Adjourned until nine o'clock this
| morning.
TC-DAY's TRIAL DOCKET.
Mary a. Brown vs.. Life Association
OF America, in assumpsit.
POLICE COURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This court disposed of eleven cases,
with fines ranging from 81 to So and
costs.
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sTEUBENymLE LOCALS.

The excursion party TO our city from
Wheeling, Sunday last, on the steamer
Express, landed At the Market street
wharf, and the parties on beard got Oft
and wandered through the city, nOtwith-
standing the order OF our Mayor. II be
sent that dispatch expecting 10 cater to
the wishes of Steubenvillisns he missed
the mark very widely, especially after it
was seen ttat those on board were not
rowdies. Our citizens were well I'M
pressed by their good CONDUCT, and would
be glad to welcome them again.
The German society OF this city will
be taken TO Wheeling by the steamer
Express, next Sunday, provided they do
not receive notice to stay at home, and
they do not fear anything of the kiLd.
The Turner's will hold a ball and
gymnastic entertainment at their Hall
on next Thursday evening.
The temperance lecture Of General
Robert Love at the market house Sun
dsv afternoon WAS well attended. Mr..
Love spoke to the audience in his usual
lorcible STYLE and WAS listened to with
interest.
The new armory will be com pleted on
the 9th Inst.
a game of base ball WAS played on
the lower Third street grounds between
q picked nine from the forge department
Of the Jefferson Iron Works and
picked nine from the two nail factories,
and resulted in victory for tna forge
department by a score of Is TO 10.
The new Wheeling junction depot will
be completed about the first OF June.
Common Pleas Court adjourned Sstur-
dav morning until the 2i Of July.
a boat house will be located here this
summer, which will probably make
aquatic sports lively.
"Uncle Toms Cabin IS rendered by
home talent IN CARROTS Hall Saturday
night, drew full house and was very
well produced, considering the actors
were all ameteurs The colored charac-
tiers were all genuine African citizens Of
African descent, and, therefore. were not
compelled to "shsm."
The Stokely burglars were taken TO
the peniteniiary this morning by Sheriff
Smith.
River 6 feet 5 inches and falling.
DR.. Dashiell, Secretary OF the NJ. +.
Missionary Society, preached Sunday
morning at Hsmline church.
A little daughter OF Mr.. George Floto
died this morning At 10 o'clock. She
will be buried Tuesday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Quite number Of the members Of Re
publican Temple OF Honor left last even
ing to attend the annual session of the
Grand Temple, which meets at Hamilton,
Butler county, Tuesday.
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Personalities.

Mr.. 7. Faulstick, an old resident of
Centre Wheeling, is lying at the point OF
death at his home in the Sixth ward.
Major Moore, Of GAINESVILLE, o., was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. f. a. Britt and Mrs. Charles Tie.
mann, of this city, are visiting friends in
Illinois.
j. w. Mccoy, Esq. an attorney at
Fairmont, was IN the city yesterday.
Rev. 5. b. Barnitz left last evening for
Philadelphia and New York, In the in
terest OF publication snd Sunday School
work. While away, he will lecture on
methods of Ministerial Work. before
the students of the Theological Seminary
at Gettysburg, Pa.
Rev. Dawson expresses himself as be-
ing willing to sccept the call to St.
Matthew's Episcopal Chu:ch, Of this
city.
Gen. B. ". Price, of Marshal county
was IN the city yesterday.
Jacob Hull will leave this morning
for Chicago via the 2. c. * St. l.. rail
road.
Mr.. Winkler, engrsver at the Central
glass house, in company with his wife,
will leave to-day for Europe.
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CITY CHIs'S.

ONE release deed was recorded yester-
day.
No MARRIAGE licenses recorded yestor'
day.
The United States District Court will
convene in this city next Monday.
THE Board of Public Works will meet
this morning at the Secretary OF state
office.
THE Board Of Commissioners Will meet
Friday week, the SlsL instant, and Mon
day, June 3D..
Mr.. JAMES w. BARR has been sworn
in AS p special police officer in and about
the Belmont Mill.
G A. TRACY, w. f. McNaughton and
Jack Shrodes will try u turn in the PTS
cstorisl art to-day.
YESTERDAY we were shown tho largest
pineapple ever brought to this city. IL
weighs six aud one half pounds.
The money box OF street car No. -
caught fire by the wind blowing the
light of the lamps against 1t, last night.
WE understand that A. Reymann, OF
Reymann's brewery, contempiates pur-
chasing an ice manufacturing machine
for his use.
THE 3lst instant will be the close OF
the fiscal year of 1877, and June Sd the
lew term of the Board OF Commissioners
for the fiscal year 1873
The attention Of the Street Commits
sioner is called to Fifth street, between
Main and Water streets, where quantity
of ashes and rubbish have been dumped.
THF officers of the various military
companies will meet ut the AdjulahL-
Generals office at o'clock this after
noon, for the purpose of electing ba!tsl-
ion officers.
LAST Friday, w j. Sitter assigned all
his real and personal property to John ;.
Naylor for the benefit OF his creditors.
There will be about 40 cents paid on the
dollar.
THE Whealan Literary Society viii
play Expectation and soft JOB AT
Westwood's nall next Friday evening,
for the benefit of the parish school OF
Rltchietown.
WE are informed by the city clerk
that there still remain number OF per-
sons who have not paid their city license,
against whom the law will be intorced
Immediately, if the matter is no. speedily
settled.
an. d." CATEcHIsED DR.. Hull in
Yesterdays Standard. DR.. Hull is very
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r.n.taa,r CaIn Of ReaI Estate.

~ VIRTIrr or \ DEED OF TRUST
Il made to me BY. Richard a. N e5 Ma, ana 8,
Margaret Nolan his VIE, dAtt1 m I9IS.rG ~
iS-t and recorded in the Urhce OF the SiSth
~ lI' the &c County Court OF ohio county, Wet
Is ana 10, will sell Al public aucuon' Oh
SATURDAY, JUNE l, 1875,
Commencing Mt 10 o'clock \. NJ "a, al me me
trrTt door OF the Court House, IN IhS cry
-" limo mo following desert bed real
os,1t.. mai rs TO say: rhe ives, or alley
pgrt oil Inc sogth htlf OF lot lj5, situate , on
me west side Of old Fourth street, an ~
norm of old linton street, that Is 10 say ~
,,,nn Of said halt lot as fronts on the alley
mining eu,twardIy towards Ola eou .i,.!r
street. about IS feet, more or less tose'n''
vim the buildings thereon. .,.,i,,,-
T6e lille TO the above property IS DeIleN-
cj TO be una aestionaole, but selling 4 t'
Irnstee / SHAH only convey such iliLe a. IS IS
-, THDS. O'BElEN,
G"N'' ,,t Trustee.
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The following is the line Of march to
be taken by the military boys on the Both
instant: The various mpaDIes will
meet ut the armory ut the Second ward
market house, and there form IN line and
march up Market street to Ninth, down
Ninth to Man, down Main 10 Twenty
Second, up Twenty Second to Market,
up Market to Sixteenth, up Sixteenth TO
CbapIine, up Chapline 10 Twelfth, down
Twelfth to Market, up Market to the
armory where the companies will disbsnd
Tor dinner, after which they will again
form and march to the fair grounds,
where the sham battle and other exer-
ciscs will take place.
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Meeting of the VI. r. Preachers As
sOCiatiOu.

Alter a recess OF two weeks, the NJ. f..
Preachers Association Of Wheeling and
vicinity met yesterday at the study OF
Rev DR.. George, pastor of the Fourth
Street NJ. +. Church. Every member
was present. In the absence OF the
President, Rev. w, f. Rippey, Vice
President, occupied the Chair. The
leading topic for discussion WAS sermon
preached on the occasion by Rev. Gled.
bill, of Bridgeport, from the text Hast
thou found honey? cat SO much as is sutii-
cient for thee, lest thou be filled there
with" &c. The sermon abounded in
unique and quaint expressions, and was
listened to with marked attention. The
discourse was followed By criticisms from
most Of those present. The following
visiting gentlemen were at the meeting:
Mr.. Long, President of the Ohio County
Bible Society, President of the Universe.
" Ttomrson and Rev. Brown, of Mar
tins Ferry.
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RnnI Festival.

The festival held las: Saturday night
at Benwood. for the benefit of the band
At that place. was a success, there being
$3.50 Melted. The silver castor WAS voted
to Mrs. Charles carp, and the gold
headed cane to Fred Nledermyer, mana
ger 1T the Benwood mills. The castor
and cane were furnished by Hebrsnk
Bros of this CITY
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
:oF
MAS BREWERY &c.
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling:
Christian BurkIe, who sues, &c,
"
Msrraretha Mas, Administrative OF David
Mas, decd, and Others,
N CuASCERY.

The undersigned, Special Commission
orr hereby give notice that by virtue OF
iIraufhOrlty vested in them by Il uCCic,
made by said court in the ABOVE cuIlt'eu
cause ON the 9th dayAoi April 1913 they
SATURDAY, THE STU DAY OF JUNE,
ISIS sell at public auction, AT the front
door OF the Court House of ONO county
West Virginia, in the cljy OF htei'Hs' !"
1hp HIGHEST and best bidder, the real tNJdle
of which s4il David Mas, decd, dlcu
select and possessed, tO-wit: Inc piece OF
land. containing about two ana one nan
acres. on which said Da"lu Mas hau ms
residence and brewery al me l!ut Oh MS
death, which was conveyed 10 MN by one
Franz Hrgncr and wife by deed dated
March ~, 1877, and now OF record III me
CLERKS office of the County Court OF S'tIu
county, IN deed book NO. y, page ~ anu
described in SAID deed as follows: 'front.'
ing ON the continuance of Market street
Ninety trrt, more or less; thence running
with HpumanS line northeast one nun
bred aud ton feet; thence nOrth 10 bush-
field 4 MCMcchcu'~ line; thence east 10
John Mclurr'S line: thence with ms llht
yhnu, @lU feet: thence west 10 HOtlman's
line, the place of beginning.
Also, lot 80. QU4l one hundred and four,
on the northwest corner OF Fourth UaitIE
called Bank street and Coal street, 'front.'
inc 80 feet ON Coal street and ru aiming west
west with Fourth street 10 iee,, ntIhE
same lot convey ed 10 said btNlu N"hN ny
.IDNBIu Bell ana WIG, ~ N'',' N''''''
October 3. 1867, and now OF record in said
Clerks Office in deed book No. %, page
M. All OF said real estate being IN Salu
city. county and state.
TFJ.N- oFSALE-Onu-fOurth OF the pur-
base money, or such greater sum as me
purchaser may eject to pay, in cash Inc
residue I'm three equal ns'almenjSl tac1
bearing interest rom the day OF SAFE ana
navarro respectively in six, twelve ana
eighteen months after the day OF sale, the
purchaser to give bonds with personal
security thereon satisfactory 10 the under
signed IOr said deferred yncntS' ana tht
uTIrIo he retained until payment IN lul'
OF the purchase money.
LEWIS =. JORDAN,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
special Commissioners.
Z - IgERNES AurtiOurcr. mali
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The ChiIdren's Home Concert.

Notwithstanding the rnclemency OF
the weather, good sized audience
greeted the Beethoven Singing Society
and the choir of ST. Johns Church, last
evening, the occasion being a concert tor
the benefit Of the ChIldren's Home. The
vocal and instrumental music were par
ticularIy fue, each one trying to surpsss
themselves on all former occasions. After
the concert large number Of the audi
ence attended social At Beethoven hall,
where an enjoyable time was had by all
present. 1t Is to be hoped that the con-
cert will be repeated ut TN early day.
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MORE OF LOWELL.
Heis Named Prosecutor.

Judge Melvin, on yesterday morning, IN
the Circuit Court, announced his opinion
in the gaming cases on the rule issued
against A. W. Lowell, requiring him to
show cause why he should not be named
prosecutor in the several indictments
found upon his testimony, and required
to give security for the costs TO be in
CURED in prosecuting them. The opin-
lon WAS oral, and the result reached was
that the Court possessed the power to
name witnesses, upon whose testimony, or
at whose instance, indictments are found
prosecutors themselves, notwithstanding
the grand jury may have failed to write
their names as prosecutors at the foot
thereof, AS provided by the statute; and
that in these cases the evidence submit
ted in the shape Of returns and atiidsvits
shows that the said Lowell was in fact
tho prosecuting witness, his testimony, il
not his appearance, having been volun
tsry. and that the record should be
amended in this particular by the lnser-
ton Of his name rs prosecutor. AS to
the matter of security the court
held that rs there was no amendment
or evidence as to the insolvency OF
Lowell, no case was made by the defense
on this branch of the rule, and it was sc-
cordingly, as TO that, discharged.
The counsel for the defendants there
upon asked tor time to examine the IN
dictments with view TO demurrlng or
pleading thereto, and they were allowed
until this morning to make up the issues.
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Cincinnati.
Day GOOEs.


NEW YORK, May 2O.-D'y "c,-.-
Cotton goods in market quiet b.l f...
are unchanged; dyed ducks in good q.
msnd and firm; prints qaie. IN L...
hands; prints are joo5."g freely n! . ...
prices; dress goods quiet heavy woo ...
costings in far request, but fancy cA''.
meres are IN light and irregular dems'I
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milwaukee,.

MILWAUKEE, May O.-Flour-Duil
and weak. Wheat-Wesk; opened at a
decline of &c; closed heavy; No. / Mil
waukee hard 81 O9j; No. l Milwaukee
81 GO; No. 2 81 VI; seller May 81 o.;
seller June 81 o.; No. 3 81 OF. Corn
In fair demand but Ut lower; No. >
$3.50; new 364G37c. Osts-Dul and de-
pressed; No. =, 25lc. Rye-ln fair de-
mand; No. /, SIC. Bsrley-DemoraIized;
No. spring, cash and seller May, G2c;
seller June 63c. ProvIs-ions-Dull and
nominal Pork-At 81 50. Lard
Prime steam &c.
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Serious Accident.

Frank Work, aged II years. son of
Mr.. A. D. Work, one OF the nailers at the
La Belle Mil, while adjusting piece OF
machinery a. the works, yesterday, had
one of MS frgers badly mashed by Its
being caught in . portion Of 1t. DR.. Ed
wards dressed the wound. He will be
unable to resume mis- duties for several
wepks
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FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE MY k itis ,,t,,, C ~;
ana Grounds, mile east Of the CITY on
tbS National road, at the terminus oil inc
Sim Grove railroad. r,o,,, ,,.i,i, y, 4,
There are somg 4 s 9SrSS be- tn fhe house
Cho!tSSfT,, ali couvenieuceS OF gas, water,
S cor and is in perfect order, staoling,
- ~S', house, ice house, milk mouse,
Teuery. &c, convenient, ..----.-.,.;,,
Terms easy. ImpToNg" eli, TISi Sa fpsksS in
pa an6IT 10 myself until the l5ih OF May !;
90 Eat tlmc To- Mr.. Chambers HerEey.
D,,a5r, SAMUEL LAUGHLlN.
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THE STEAMER ANDES.
The Trip TO the Cincinnati May
Festival.

EeSllNht.
We talked TO number of those who
returned on the Andes yesterday, from
the Cincinnati May festival, and we
never heard the officers of boat more
highly complimeUted than were Captain
and Ed. Muhleman. Everybody was
made comfortable and enjoyed the trip
exceedingly. On the way up an "Andes
May Festival was gotten up by Prof.
GutteubuTg. There were quite number
OF excellent musicians on board, and
nearly two hundred passengers SO that 3
good audience listened to variety Of
pleasing music, and also to some readings
and rccit8,I5ns. Mr.. Jake kemple being
on board nearly everybody WIS thrown
into commissions by his inimitsbe
minicry. Especially happy was his take
or on Prof. Gaus at Turner hall ball.
At Maysyille, KY, the entire party on
board marched through the town il sin
gle and double file, and as there were
over q hundred in the company, the en-
tire town turned out to do them honor.
Miss Lizzie Lazicr, Morgantown, w.
Va, belle. during the procession was pre-
scented with magnificent dish OF flowers
by an admring Maysyille merchant, and
others OF the party captured souvenirs Of
the place.
Sunday was passed very pleasantly in.
deed A sacred concert being one OF the
features Of the day. Altogether, from
what we can learn, the trip Was such
pleasant one that it gives her place of
honor that no other packet can displsce,
The excursionists, who numbered one
hundred and fifty, jlst before landing at
our wharf, passed very complimentary
resolutions on the kindness of Capt
Charles Muhlcman and Clerk Ed. Muhle-
man, than whom better or more trust
worthy officers never commanded Il boat
The band and stewart of the boat came
In Tor large amount of praise from the
cxcursiOnists in the resolutions
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-21

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circulars. Liberal terms To reliable agents.
SyAIGAMAN & CO., care Geo. Bingham
Adams TX Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-05-21

TOLEDO, May 20,-Wheat- Dull
and lower; amber Michigan spot 81 20;
seller June 81 III; No. 2 red winter spot
81 lG asked, 81 Is bid; seller June 81 l6!;
seller July 81 IL; No. red Wabash
81 Il; No. Dayton and Michigan red
81 l44. Corn-Dull; high mixed 4I{c;
No. 2 spot 4l{c bid; seller June 42c; sell
Ter July 424ci rejected 4O!c Oats-Dun
and nominal.