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49,. Thea Resumes the witness stand and
I'll, Goes On with ISIS own Evidence.
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Harvey Sult itur, Is Old JrNry Lnn1pH whom sac an
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or II she ~ dead. anF potsin udHg c,rNr 80" q
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MORNING GLORY Baking Powder j:
the best.
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AMUSEM ENTS.
.Struck OiI"-TO.kight.

From the appearance OF the box sheet
at Adams i Lucas, it is evident that the
"Strack OH company will be greeted
with n fatteriug aud fashionable audi
ence, and that the reception gwen Miss
Maggie Moore and j. G. Williamson
will be grand one The subtle, intsn-
sible manner IN which Miss Moore ex-
presses the experience of the ignorant
young German girl, who is afterwards
developed, 10y love, and sorrow rs she St
tsins more mature years, portends strong
dramatic ability, and the ease, grace,
simplicity and piqusncy with which she
enscts her part Is really grand. Mr..
Williamson, as the German shoemaker,
s;srtles his audience by his portrayal of
q discrdered reason, and thorough dis
play OF talent. Both these brilliant
artists will appear at the Opera House
tonight, 1t Struck Oh" and our theatre
goers should not fail 10 witness this su.
perb entertainment. Notwithstanding
the fine sale, there are plenty of desirs-
Bile seats still unsoId. So call at the
music store early and don't be compelled
to stand up duiIng the performance
4ip
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January II, 1873.
Personalities.

Mrs. Senator ID Wagner and daugh-
ter, of West Wheeling, returned home
from Columbus, yesterday.
Mrs. Helena Sauer, sister Of &. Hess,
lost $3.50 by the recent failure of the st,
Augustine Catholic Church, at Coving-
ton, KY.
Professor Mullen started dancing
class at Washington, Pa. The Professor
does not leave here, but continues to
teach in this city.
Hon. Jonathan NJ. Bennett, formerly
Auditor of Public Accounts of the State,
now of West Virginia is in the city
Richmon6, va Dispatch.
Capt. Bridges, of Moundsyille, was in
town yesterday, looking after q new uni
form for the Zousve Company, OF which
be is captain.
Ex-Sheriff Mitchell and Sheriff Hsllen
of Ritchie county, were at the Auditors
ONCE yesterday on business.
Sheriff 4, II. Brown, of Hsncock
county, was in the city on business yes
terday.
DR.. A. 5. Todd, who has been quite
sick for several days. was, we are glad 70
say, some better lsst evening.
Mrs. W. 5. Goshorn, wife of w. S.
Goshorn, ESQ., Is lying seriously i'll at
her home.
The Wilhsmsons will arrive at six
O'clock, aud take rooms st the Mcclure
House.
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That ALLEGED Forgery.

Mr.. John GoWdy called TO see us yes.
terday, and explained some of Harrison
Blske's transactions which came near
getting the kindhesrted old gentleman
into trouble, partial account of which
was printed in the REGISTER sometime
ago. The notes which Harrison Blake
gave to Mr.. Prickett and Mrs. Majors
were not endorsed by Mr.. Gowdy, al
though his name appeared on their backs.
He was the victim of Mr.. Blake,
and, for the sake OF his daughter.
who, the old gentleman said as
tears sprung to his eyes, was
rs good a girl rs ever father was blessed
with, he did what he could to enable his
sou-in-lsw to pay his debts and redeem
bis character. Mr.. Gowdy says Blake
is raging of these claims, a little at q
time, and he hopes that he will finally
get Strengthened up again and hereafter
be more careful how he INDUCES in
writing the names OF other people on
the backs of promissory notes. At the
request of MIR. Gowdy We append the
following certificates, which 20 to ex-
honerate him from all blame in the
transactions:
WHEELING, Richie DISTRICT, |
OHIO COUNTY, W. VA.
My attention having been called to an
article in the Wheeling WEEKLY REG
lister OF the date OF January 4, 1878,
headed ALLEGED Forgery" by Mr. John
Cloudy, in which his name is mentioned
IN connection with mine rs Justice of the
Peace. AS lar ms l am connected in the
matter was that l endorsed a warrant
from Marshall county Tor Harrison Blake.
AS to the other parties never have seen
them to my knowledge; and also Mrs.
Majors was never in my Office, TO my
knowledge. never saw Mr.. John Cloudy
until this day, January II, 1878.
LEANDER MIX, Justice.
|, Elwood Martin, the constable who
executed the warrant in the above case
do hereby say that had nothing what
ever to do with the publishing Of the
article above mentioned, and the facts
stated in said article are not true accord
ing to my knowledge Of the affairs and
facts in the case.
ELwooD MARTIN,
Constable.
II 1879
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River Scws.

The marks at the landing last even
ing showed Is feet and falling, having
receded two feet two inches during the
past twenty four hours.
The Courier leaves for Psrkersburg
this morning.
| The UNeal is the Pittsburgh boat
this morning.
The Emms Graham passed down, en-
route for Cincinnati, yesterday morning
The j. l.. Rhodes passed down yester.
day.
The rhos. Lysle passed up with a tow
yesterday.
The |. n. Phillips and John DepoId
passed up Tor Pittsburgh with empty
tows yesterday.
The Exchange passed up, en- route to
Pittsburgh, last night.
The local PACKETS are running on
time.
The Hudson is due here to-day, and
will return to morrow.
The tow boats Ella, Sam Clark and j.
W. Gould are on their way up, en- route
for Pittsburgh.
10y ACAeBi3ph'l
NASHVILLE January l7.--River risisg
with II feet on the shoals.
PIrTsBURGH, January l7.-River 8
feet and failing. Weather clear and
cool.
LOUISVILLE, January l7.-Westher
| clear snd cool. River rising with ii feet
s inches in the canal. Depsrted-Alice
New Orleans.
VICKsBURG, January l7.-Weather
clear. The river has fallen II inches.
Up-City of Helena, Ashland. Arrived
John B. Meade.
CAIRO, January l7.-Arrived-Ma
Houston, CinCinnati; st. GenevIeve, ST.
Louis. Depsrted-FutU7e City, ST.
Louis. River 10 feet inches and rising
Weather clear.
LITTLE Rock, January II. Weather
clear and pleasant. River 10 feet and
rising. Arrived Florence Meyer, Fort
Smith. Departed-Peck, Fort Smith;
Big Rock, Pine Bluff.
CIScISNATI. January T.-River 2s
feet 7 inches and rising. Weather clear
and pleasant. Arrived-Granite State
Pittsburgh; Andes, Wheeling; Church,
New Orleans. Depsrted-EIpress, Pitts
burgh.
ST. LOUIS, January l7.-Arrived-
Belle OF Shreveport, New Orleans; Belle
Memphis, Memphis. DeParted-Vic-
toris, Keokuk. River stationary with
feet ] inch above low water Weather
clear and warm.
EVANSVILLE, January l7.--Westher
clear and mid River Is feet and rising
fast. Up-Cons Miller, Silgerthorn,
Arkansas Belle. NJ. Smith, Robert
| Mitchell and Dick Jonson. Down-Ed.
HOBBS and tow, Bowling Green, Grey
Eagle. The Mitchell and Hobbs had
big trips Business rather active.
NEW ORLEASs. January II Arrived
frank Psrgoned, Greenyille; La Belle,
Red river; Yszoo Vs!ey, Vicksburg;
MARTINS, Port Eads. Depsrted-Frsnk
Pargoned, Greenviiie; Danube, Red
river! Scldder and Charles 2. Choutean,
Memphis; Centennial, ST Louis; Cotton
Valley, O1schitA river. Weather clear.
MEMPHIS, January IL. - Weather
clear and pleasant River has fallen 4
inches. krrived-Dounslly, New Or
leans; Ruth, White river; Schenck ard
Parker, Cincinnati; City Of Chester and
81. Louis. Departed-DOnEally, GnciD-
natl; Sehenck, New Orleans; Ruth, White
river; City Of Chester, St Louis.
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will all be fined from $50 10 500 a..
and thst will be the last ever heard t ~
There are unsolicited fines enes H.
standing against our saloon. keens,' g
-run;our municipal affairs for a c,n.;d Ma
bile length Of time, but n'import n
ARE not collected, and are not IifsI Ss!!
be-. 70
- EMrs Emma Dunbar, wife of NJ, H. n
Dunbar, of the firm of Dunbar & NJ
Kinney, died las. Sabbath event.. &c.
consumption, and was buried Tus.Es.GV
morning. r-..... g.. .a.s
Mr.. Frank VNeil, the party elsc,.a -,
the late election for Postmaster, has ~
on the ragged edge" for some tims a
consequence of the Senate not &C Ans
his nomination before the Ia
day adjournment, but was made b.O s..'
yesterday by receiving the assu,al
from Washington that he had bean ~. '
| firmed. Mr.. 0'Neil is . young man ~, ~
thoroughly understands the bu., .so
having been chiet clerk of the nos,..
fee for number Of years. he ~
make good official, and we behsvs y.
the choice Of the people at large n, y
withstsnding he only received kepnS ~
can votes, for he has hosts of friepS, !;
the Democratic ranks who would eI.Gl
have signifed their preference 70, H.,
had they been allowed to do 50.
The grocery store of Mr.. Jesse Kan.
corner Of Fifth and South street, ~
burglarized Monday night to the s,,.'.
OF about 500. No clue, ss vel, % =.
| thieves.
"a A suit Is in progress at this time IN a,
Court to recover $4,000 damages nv.
the Mingo Iron Works. VIM. II, C,ws.
is the plaintiff, and the above anon,
is prayed for by him in cons.
qnence of his having q leg torn eli Will.
in their employ. II creates consite,.N,
interest among our people, and ali A..
anxious TO learn the result. The c,,'
has not yet been given to the Jury N.
plaintiff is ably represented by W !.
Owesney and A. II. Bs,tln, E:os An
the defence by w. A. Baiup, ESQ
Another $4,000 case is pendin,
brought by the friends of Joseph Ki,sjs
ger, the brakeman killed 10 the di.,.,.
at Bloomfield Station, this county, on N
Pan. Handle, but will not reach trial n,
term. DIR
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Bridgeport.

A party of those having no fear of the
law before their eyes, were engaged for
several hours Tuesday morning in 8
Charivsri. They surrounded the house
where Mr.. John Gifin had brought his
bride, and made night hideous with a
horse fiddle, tin pans, bells DC. 1t is
about time that this hesthenish custom
Of "beling" q newly-msrried couple was
done away with. A few arrests by the
Marshall 1T such times, might have n ju-
dicious effect.
There is an effort being made to get
the St. Clsirsville Narrow Gauge extend
ed to Bridgeport, by crossingthe ridge in
the creek valley at Orebaugh's Gap. 1t
would be good thing for St. Clsiisville,
BridgepOr. and Wheeling.
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REpoRroR,AL rEsciLrSes.
.sSrRrcK on to. night.

"STRUCK OIL" to- night.
The sun rose at 6:5S and sets at 5:2S.
No MARRIAGE licenses issued yester-
day. Ms
FULL moon this evening at 727
O'clock SE
FIVE ADDITIONS TO the workhouse force
yesterday.
The Lewisburg militia will be mus
tered in on February LIST.
TO-DAY is the seventy.frst anniyer-
sary of the birth of Gen. K. 4. Lee.
THREE deeds of trust and two in fee
we're admitted to record yesterday,
The Riverside forge will 60 on next
|, Monday, and be run on double turn.
THERE will be an extra force of officers
at the Opera House this evening, to keep
order.
SIX unfortunates were locked up by II
o'clock last night for a hearing thli
morning.
The revival meetings al the Chaplint
street NJ. 4. Church, are meeting with
encouraging success.
THE track OF the p. w. & KY. rail
road has been laid as far as Hans Phil
lips machine shop, North Wheeling.
THE new chairs for the Washingtor
Hall opera house arrived yesterday, bu
will not be placed down until after thu
opening.
ONE of the billiard tables at the Nc
Lure House has been purchased by w
II. Woodward, and will be taken to hit
country home.
SEVERAL of the parties who were
caught in the Paxton block gambling
house the other evening "fessed up" yes
terday and paid their fines, consequently
no names given.
THEEE seems to be much complain
made by our citizens IN regard TO tn
terry. boat plying between Benwood AND
Bellaire. They claim that the boat is to-
unreliable at times.
THE remains of the boy found IN th'
rlyer Wednesday, were inferred At thu
county's expense yesterday. Wher
found, the child had on knee pants, 1--WE
flannel shirts and white dress shirt.
ALL persons going to East Wheeling
who are in the habit OF wearing gun
overshoes, had better dispense with them
rs the men in that portion OF the cit.
are laying" for the "gum boot man.
THIEVES tried to enter the residence
OF Hugh Divine, at the corner OF Jacot
and Fortieth streets, Wednesday morn
ing. The noise swoke the family, wh'
caused the rascsls TO beat hasty retreat
A PRIVATE masquerade party will b,
given at the residence Of Miss Llzzi:
Wilkins, Ne. SO Zane street, Island
this evening. Quite large number o
invitations are out, and we predict al
ENJOYABLE time for those who attend.
YESTERDAY evening horse attached
to buck wagon, became frightened OF
Main street, near Twelfth, and ran vi
Main as far as the Hornbrook Block
where he ran upon the pavement and fel
without any damage to himself or th'
wagon.
THE historical drama of Mrs. NJ. A. ID
Clifton is undergoing rehearsal, and viii
be put upon the stage at IN early day 10
the benefit OF the Children's Home. Th'
leading character is margaret of An
jou," and is being studied by Miss Salli'
j. Mehollen. Other parts OF the play
are being studied by actors that are
adapted to them.
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Martins Ferry.

Mrs. Cavensugh, of CIark's addition to
Martins Ferry, died yesterday morning
from burns received the night before.
While she was putting coal on fire in
an open crate her clothing caught
fire, ard although she screamed, to
attract the attention of her neighbors,
no one arrived in time TO save her, and
rs we have said, she died yesterday. DR..
West was Immediately called in but ne
could do nothing for her, and she died in
great agony.
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birthday Celebration.

Seldom has q more enjoyable evening
been spent at any place tnsn lsst We'd
nesday evening was 1T the Nail City boat
house. The occasion of the enjoyment
WAS the celebration of the birthday Of
Mr.. Charles Bingell. to whom the work
men Of the Nail City Brewery presented
a very fine gold pen. After the presen-
tstion, all present INDUCED in dancing to
the music OF I. T. Cocksyne's orchestra
until an early hour yesterday morning.
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Committee Meeting.

Last evening the Committee on Streets,
Alleys and Grades, in company with the
City Surveyor and Street Commissioners,
met on the wharf to take into considera-
ton some advisable means of disposing
of the cobble stones that will have TO be
removed to make way Tor the 2. W. &
XIV. railroad track. After consultation
Mr.. Stone offered the following resolu-
ton, which was adopted.
Resolved, That the street Commissioner
require the p. W. " KY. 4. r. Co.,
when crossing the wharf, to take up the
cobble and foot stones in their track ard
remove the same 10 some place that may
be designated by said Commissioner.
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PROGRA NINE.


PART FIRST. rpAYyR,
Anthem, Behold Bring You tvod M.
ings."-Full Chorus
Duet, Piano, "Tancredi."- Misses Pet ana
Celesta Ferret.
Quartette, "Farewell Old Cottager-
Messrs. q. Sisson, u. p, ID. aud
j. Z. Maxwell,
Solo, Piano. Second Grand valse. Mis-,
Belle Warden.
Song, any Poor Heart Ii Sad."--Ms,
kmma Sisson.
Song, Duet, unjust Then Leave Thee
Miss Lizzie Carter and Miss Allie
Crscraft.
Cornet aud Piano, "I Puritani ."-Mr.J,s
anI 81 IS Maggie Todd.
Song, Laugh and Grow Fat. Full
chorus.
Song, Duet, Moonlight, Music, Sc.r-
Mrs. Sue Storer and 81 ss Pet Ferrel.
Violin and Piano, "Air from Rode,
Opera. ID. Maxwell and Miss
Pet Ferret.
PART SECOND.
Qulntette, Where Winds Breathe Son"
Mrs. Stoier, Miss Todd, Messrs. u.
Sisson, q. land ID. Maxwell.
SolDt ut -mlhN Allle
Cracraft.
Song and Ihorus, "The Old Tramp
Misses Carter, tracraft and Messrs.
Maxwell. -.
Violin and Piano, Selections from Vim.
Tell."-D. Maxwell and Miss
Pet Ferrel.
Song, Comic, "Philander Brown."-G. r
Maxwell.
Song, Trio, "Restless sea. Mrs St0rer
MessTs. Sisson and ID. Maxwell.
Cornet and Plano, "Cot cert Fantasia. -
Mr.. J. \. and Miss Maggie Todd.
Anthem, Praise God From Whom All
Blessings Flow."-Full Chorus.
The programme Ms will DO seen, ws4 .
very fine one. All the performers sr.
quilted themselves with much praise.
Mr.. j. &. Maxwell WAS the prime mover
in the concert, and is happy over the re.
suit.
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Coagh Caramels.

This Office is indebted 10 Mr.. A. Neu.
hsusen Tor box OF his cough csremels,
They are made after receipt OF S.oll Esrk
of Cologne, Germany, and are said to BE-
of great value. As We have no cough
al present, and hope not 10 have one
We are unable to test the merits of the
csramels. Those who are thus sfl c.sd
however, should try them.
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Matthew'S Light Guards,

Last evening these gentlemen me!
at the armory and elected ChsIs
Frsnzheim Third Lieutenant and J. L.
Dickey First Sergeant, in place Of
Franzhein, who was promoted. There
are now sixty uniformed members 10
this company. The guards have deter.
mined TO open the Washington Hall with
u grand military ball on February Isl
The committee OF arrangements was Ap.
pointed at the meeting last evening and
consists OF Lieutenants Lynch, Lussn,
and Franzheim, Post Surgeon Harvey
and Quartermaster Harry T. Black.
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Omcer's Elected.

Yesterday afternoon the newly elected
directors of the Nail City Brewery, held
a meeting at the Office of the company
and organized, by eIecting 7. Welty
President; John Butterfeld, Vice fresi-
dent and Charles BingelI, Secretary. Mr.
Frank Walters WAS put in nomination
for President, but positively declined the
office on account OF his home business
which will occupy all his time.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the DIT.
ferent Judiciary Bodies.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD

D. Peck and d. ID. I. Cowen VS..
Frank {. Robinson, in sssumpsit. Case
dismissed.
Adams & Lucas vs.. j. w. Mccoy, in
sssumpsr. Case dismissed.
Adjourned until nine o'clock this
morning.
PoLICE coURT-JUDGE CRAsNER.
Richard Hinton, disorderly, fined 81
and costs. Committed.
Jacob Stofel, disorderly, fined $40 and
costs. Committed.
Nick PHfer, disorderly, fined 81 and
costs. PAID.
Harry Barry, drunk, fined 81 and
costs. Committee.
VIM. AcAntee, drunk, fined 81 snd
costs Committed.
Toby Vance, drunk, fined 81 and costs.
Committed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-18

MoRNIxa Glory Baking Powder is
superior 10 sll others.
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Assignment Made.

Yesterday morning William A. Nc
Coy, late Deputy Sheriff, made, for the
benefit of his creditors. an assignment TO
W. j. w. Cowden, attorney, for GER
tsin lot of groceries, canned fruits, pro-
duce, scales. awning, chests, boxes ard
barrels in his store room at No. 1887
Marke. street. Mr.. McCoy's liabilities
are not known. His assets are supposed
TO be about 1850. After the deed was
recorded At The County Clerks Office
Mr.. Thomas Colvin, the landlord, sued
out q dIstress warrant before Squire
Caldwell, directed to Sheriff Jingle, for
S425. under which the sheriff is now in
possession of the premises.