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The New York herald., 1878-10-10

would % considered quite gratifying by the sax-
pAyerA
Tns Board Of Apportonmens yesterday sppre-
81 Stsphsn's Home for Children. $l,l4S 2S; Home
for Fallen and Frcndless Girls, $7l9 49, Ladies De-
borah Nursery aud Onnd's Protsotory, $50 Sd
The New York herald., 1878-10-10
quotations at or. N. wsrs:-

The money market to-day Was active and call IoanG
we're maae At per cent she close per csss
Tho following wsre tho rates of exchange on New
York the under mentioned eities to-day CharIsss
hrmcr bu. mot quctably higher, buyins s-1e dc
count, selling K a par; New Orleans, eenmsreisi 4
a " discount bank " discount 10 par; st Losts, 50
discount; Chicago, 25 cents premium, and Eosteu.
12,s cents discount Foreign sxchanss was qsvss ssa
actual business was done At A7ok 4so and s4xa
ASS bauksrs' long and rsspsostvslys
The gold speculation more active, and the pnss
was advanced IRON looX TO 1904 owing 10 general
apprehension that The dicult,es In The way si ~.
SUMPTION becoming creator. Tue borrowing ratss
10 per cent and the close 1-6A was paid fss
the cash gold The gold ciearngs the Nas,onsa
Bank Of the state oi Now YorK wcro:-
Colo balsnoe ................$1,61657S 57S
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
personalities.

Bishop Kahn is indisposed, which will
compel him TO omit the regular Sunday
afternoon discourse at the Cathedral to-
morrow.
Hon. }. R. Morris, of Woodsfeld, is in
the city on business.
Fred Spitnas, OF Abner 81 Dehrs, New
York, is registered at the Stsmm House.
Milt Mobiles and troupe are at the
Stamm.
Charles w. Dittman, of the firm of
Harbour & Dittman, returned homo last
evening from trip to the East.
Miss Ida Mertz, Of Rsvenns. o., who
has been visiting the family of j. p.
Harden, this city, returned homo Thurs.
day.
Miss Ella Hunter, of this city, will
leave on the Hudson this evening to visit
friends in Louisville, by.
+. G.. Cracratt will deliver his big
speech at Washington hall tomorrow.
j. j. Halsted, late sheritf of Nicholas
county, was IN the city yesterday.
Squire McJilton, of Benwood, went to
Pittsburgh via the p. w. u Ky. K. r.
yesterday.
Mr.. j. T. Scott, son OF the senior Of
firm OF Scott & Bro, wholesale notion
dealers in Pittsburgh, was in town yes.
terdsy,
We are informed that Mr.. Ed OMally
of South Wheeling, will start for Europe
next week, where he will remain several
wears,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
An Immense Joke.

Thursday suspicious looking indi-
vidual, with the tabled green goggles
astride his nose, appeared at one of our
banks, and asked If the cashier could
furnish him q number Of $40 gold pieces,
of the issue of 1856, saying that he could
make money on them, while conversing
with the cashier, the man With the green
goggles put his mouth close to the cash
iers head, and appeared to that function
AIRY AS if he were desrous of seeing the
| location of the bank. Soon the e. g.
man left and nothing more was heard OF
him during that day. Fearful that rob-
bers might attack the bank, the teller
Slid out and purchased fine silver
mounted revolver for the cashier to de-
terd himself, and the money of deposit
tors. The night passed and the thieves
came not, neither did the cashier sleep
nor did he have an opportunity for pistol
practice.
A down town gentleman who loves q
Joke, heard Of the affair, and upon meet.
ing the teller after banking hours yes
terday evening, ked him if
there would be chance
to get $500 in currency on an
order from certain gentleman who had
deposited $500 in $40 gold pieces of the
issue of 1856. Imagine the teller as he
stood upon the brink Of the river. His
eyes dilated and shownas large IS two
small suns. He gsspingIy replied, "No
s1ch man has money 10 our bank, It is
new dodge in the old game of confidence"
The good natured old man represented
that the e. G. man had represented
to him that he was cousin
of the cashier of the - bank and
had, on the day previous, deposited $500
in the bank. The teller fastened to in
form the cashier of the startling news.
The pistol was taken out and duly re-
loaded, and all necessary arrangements
made BY which one man could defend
himself against any number that might
attempt to rob the bank. When the two
bank officials read this, there will be
fine silver mounted revolver and several
boxes of cartridges for sale cheap.
When interviewed by REG
IsTER reported last night, the
gocd-patured old man laughed long and
loud at the joke he had perpetrated upon
the unsuspecting cashier and teller.
Should you meet downcast cashier or
teller, this morning, you can gaze upon
him as beng from bank on the corner
of Main and Twelfth streets, where the
whole affair originated.
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Where the LittIetOn Murderer Came
From.

It now comes out that the Wallace
brothers came from the region between
Potomac in this county and West Alex
ander, where their parents still reside, and
they claim to be related to our good
natured keeper of the lookup. George
Wallace married a daughter OF Mr.. Ed
ward Stricken, who lives about mile
this side of Haneytown. be lived with
her three or four years and then began
to abuse her to such an extent that her
father took her back home. We have
already given the history of his second
marriage to the victim of the awful
affair of tho 10Th inst.
John Wallace married for his first
wife young lady of West Alexander,
who died about eighteen months ago.
He disappeared Immediately after his
wife's death, and nothing had been
heard of HIN, except that he had re.
married, until now. He bore rather a
good character during his resi-.
dence in this neighborhood,
and considerable surprise is mani
tested over the news of his horrible
crime. a great deal of interest is nat
urally manifested over the story through.
out the neighborhood, and his parents
have the kindest feelings OF tier neigh
bors in their sorrow.
That neighborbood seems to have q
talent for sending forth criminals of the
worst kind. RSnde, the famous despe.
RADIO, and Ira Jobes, who killed Evans q
short time ago, were both from that Sec
ton.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
BELLAIRE LOCALS.

The apron festival Thursday Melted
the temperance folks 5000.
Mr.. Theo. Mellot, of Philadelphia,
formerly of Bellsire, is in the city.
Everybody saw the desirsbIlity OF
having larger hall Thursday night.
The rising generation in Bellsire just
have one more week of school before the
"moying" vacation.
Rev. Tolsr will preach on the SUBJ
iect of temperance tomorrow evening.
He promises something new"
The name of the Democratic nominee
for coz stable has been misprlnted here
tofore. His name Is Isaac II. Myers.
Only two street cars will run until
next Wednesday, at which time new
wheels will be completed for the others.
Temperance meetings will be resumed
as usual to-day and this evening. The
usual prayer meeting will be held in the
Disciples church tomorrow afternoon At
4 O'clock.
Mr.. John Shuttleworth, the entcrpris-
ing news boy, will sell the Sunday Break.
fast Table on the streets tomorrow.
Those of our readers who enjoy good
laugh should not fail TO buy copy.
The Bsrnesville Enterprise rather gives
the Belsire temperance revival away by
saying that l55 signers have been OBJ
tanned to the pledge. More than that
number have been obtained at single
meeting more than once.
The name Of Mr.. n. II. Rowles, the
present assistant chief of police, having
been used on Citizens ticket" as "a
candidate for city marshal, Mr.. Rowles
requests US to say that his name was
used without his knowledge or consent,
and that he must positively decline tc
run
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
Always Ahead !

The spring season Is now
open, and again we are the
first I'm the field with a hand.
some assortment of the lead.
ing styles and latest novel;
ties Of Dress Goods, ShaWls,
Sc, mt prices that Will as
tOnish the most skeptical.
Our long experience In This
busin ess, and the permanent
residence In the East OF our
senior member, who Is al
ways ON the lookout for bar
gains, gives us great adVant-
age over all our competitors
In buying our goods. In the
choice of our stock we have
been led 10 consult the good
taste of the Ladies of this To-
caiity, which criterion we
have ever followed with sat
isfaCti0n to our customers
and ourselves. To all readers
of the Register we extend
with this a special invitation
TO call on us, and examine
the many bargains for them.
selves. 4. BUM T. BRO,
llOl Main street.
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AMONG OUR CHURCH rs.
where Spiritual COnsoIaiinn VIII be
Found Tomorrow.

Rev. Father Collins will celebrate the
and $50 O'CLOCK masses at ST. Alphon-
sus Church, and preach at the 10 o'clock
high mass Subject Win of God;
your qualification"
Rev. DR.. Armstrong will hold the reg
ular services at St. Matthew's Episcopal
Church.
Rev. DR.. George, pastor of the Fourth
street Church, will discourse on "The
American Pagan; what shall We do with
him7" In the evening the Doctor will
preach on Heaven"
First Presbyterian Church, Chspline
street, Rov. d. A. Cunningham pastor,
will preach at 10l A. NJ. and at p. NJ
Sabbath School at 9 A. NJ. Bible class
conducted by Judge Crsnmer IN lecture
room at 2 p ". All are invited. his.
sion Sabbath School on Eighteenth above
Jacob street at q P. NJ. Lecture and
! prayer meeting on Wednesday at I! P. N.
United Presbyterian Church, services
at l03 A. NJ. and Pm. Sabbath School
at P. NJ.
First English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, Sixteenth street, between Post.
office and Capitol square. Services at
1O1 A. NJ and P. N. Subjects: The
Little Missionary" and The Blessed
Pilgrimage" Sunday School, lesson and
address on "Manasseh Brought to Repen-
lance"
First Baptist Church, Twelfth and
Byron streets. Young mems prayer
meeting at 9 A. NJ. Preaching at lO3 A.
NJ. Subject: "The Mission of the Holy
Spirit" Sunday School at 2 P. n. Les
son "Mspssseh Brought to Repentance"
Preaching at I P. NJ. Subject: "Confor-
nifty to Christ's Image"
Rev. Z. q. Jenkyns. of the Reformed
Episcopal Church, will otiiciate IL Weisel
hall, at the hours of 1890 A. NJ. and I P.
NJ. Subject: Morning, "On the Holy
Scriptures;" evening, "Living for
Christ" Sunday School at 8 A. NJ.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
The Singing ssBsafiop

In the gullet called "heartoufh -,
is I'm possible to conceive, since Wy
has nothing to do with ~ is cause" "
acetous fermentation In the s'oH..
the TODD contained in It; b. an ',e
OF the gastric juice, which Is 49,
powerful acid, OF by the unnatHia"! -,
quality OF that secretion Tie us
way OF treating this symptom -,
nothing else, IL 10 administer bi-e-iODA
OF soda, an alkali, 10 DeGiTallls Us
But sour stomach cannot be e 80,
aIkaIis, which tsnd!to weaken w -, q
tive apparatus. A TAR bti's' -Sns
Hostetters Stomach b!ttef' %,
strengthens the cellular m.fno'1- az
sea, OF the dinieulty, regulates Ios .,l,,J
the gastric secretion, improves 'n' l..o
II Initiated, and puts the s''A's .,-..,,ss
good working order. Perfect al .ss.,rs
follows az a natural sequence ana =. va.
no more trouble nom heartburn - ,yo
stomach. The liver and bowels -
regulated by this
lucrative.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
THERMOMETER.
DAYS.
Manager OF the C.. G., e., e. i.

At a meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee of the Cleveland, Columbus, Gin
cinnsti and Indianapolis railway recent
~ held, Z. b. Thomas Was chosen to fill
the office of general manager of the en-
tire road. Mr.. Thomas was informed OF the
action of the Committee, and responded
BY accepting the offer. He has rendered
his resignation to the Cleveland, Tuscan
swss Valley and Wheeling Company.
He will enter upon his new duty at an
early day. Mr. Thomas duties will con-
sist of generalsupervi,ion and directing
Of the road, as be has recently had OF that
of the Z. T V. & w. company.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
pVRLqC SALE.

WILL OFFER FOR SALE ON THt
premises, my property; situated al
Peasant VALLEY. three miles east OF the
IL near The National road and within
Two minutes walk OF the Elm Grove street
MnNDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH y,
KS atgo'clock, two acros Of good land, n
Frame Cottage with four rooms, nan,
nantry and "A good cellar; well or water
i't ths door cis,ern, good stable, coal
house. corn crib and other out building,
with about 80 young fruit trees. The Pre-,
m m.ri is in splendid condition, and well
calculated to suit persons doing business
in the city who want country FrS II Iii
hs Ht;er,d Tor rent at public auction ON the
same day. For further information con.
c%rninc ihe place inquire OF heryey 4
-, Is wv A. X. LEYDA.
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h1yer Neus

Auo maIhs IAsl evening iva:
feet ii inch IS and falling. "u'cs'st
The Mollie Rsgon deps,,s3
o'clock. a. lls
The Thanhsuser left 70, Me-,
the same time. A'ant'Hu
The Hudson arrived from Ga.
at 2 o'clock yesterday. ''aSi'sx
The Bengal Tiger passed do,
day with tow of coal. 'n !s;s.
The local packets arrived ,rs.
on time yesterday. I oeArs
The Granite State psss.a
night for Cincinnati. uOSc q
The Abner O'Nesl will lssv.
burgh at o'clock this mo,,; t%E.H
well cared for. '1Sa A.
The Courier will be the Pal
packet this morning, lesyir, ' '.
o'clock. f" 10
The fine passenger s,esms. u
will take her departure for n-~sc
and all way landings stS o,cl,ssv
Captain Will List and Clerk rs ~
List are very popular officers N;
servedIy so. All t.
The Salt Valley and C,,,.p
will pass up to night for Pl,,,Sg,,Ds '"H
The kstie Stockdsle j, Sn1
morrow morning, ca route from = :. o.
natl to Pittsburgh. - N'aS,''
The new steamer Alice. Cant 4.
leaves Pittsburgh to-day, snd ps !, ,.-H1''
tomorrow morning a, 6 oclcrE - see y
Booth & Son are her scent: a. ~. - L.
The boats in port last pj,b, ' P,'.
Hudson, Nail City, Hobbs, Ems S,S .. =.
Bette Gilbert. O@ n!
NASHVILLE, March 22.-R,vs, t,r.
with s feet on tn. shoals A. r.-s
Nashville. ''S'--
LOUISVILLE, Ma'ch22 -.wes,hr,...
and COOL Departed - Dopp,n~ T'f
Orleans; Golden City, Cincinnati, wv ''
falling. with 10 fee, 4 niche. in the ,'s
MEMPHIS, March 22.-Riys, ,,r,
with 2s feet 2 inche; in the rh,r.'
Weather cloudy; mercury &c der !.
rived Katie Hooper, Little Rock ~
parted-Oity Of Vicksburg, St. L5o,
| CINCINNATI, March 22-Rr, q,
feet 7 inches and falling. Wes;ar,t,.
and pleasant. Arriyed-Emms (i,,,,.
Pittsburgh; Fannie Tslum, s. L.,
Depsrted-Andes, Wheeling; la,
DAVIS, Tennessee river.
CAIRO, March 22.-Arrivei-Hn.,.,
st. Louis; Houston, Cincinnati; C,,,.
Tower, ST. Louis. Departed-Hfkrr
South; Houston, New Orleans G,,i
Tower, Vitksburg. River 81 ie4i =.
ches and falling. Weather csrr.
pleasant.
yST. Louis, March 22-C.inton 81 r,
Roy, Keokuk; Belle Memphis, Mcupl,
Stannasd, Cairo; Colorado, yichssn
Depsrted--Bclle Memphis, Neurt,
Miller, Cincinnati; Rob Roy, Kesn.
Parker, Cairo. River fallen Ir,..
with 10 feet 8 inches above low W.,
mark. Weather partly cloudy ~.
warm.
EVANSVILLE, March 23.-wa,tc
clesr and warm; mercuryJOioGi RIVE
% and 2-l0 feet scsnt aud falling ~.
Up-ldlewild, Maggie Smith. DOVE
Ssllie Carney, Simpson Homer and i5.
Jas. Guthrie.
The Jas. w. CAT was sunk a. Mr
shalls landing, four mile, above Hsrr
vile. at 3 o'clock yesterday shoro-
and lies with her head on the shore a..
the stern sunk TO her cannon docs. y.
lives lost. No particulars She b.! ,
big trip on board.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
Patent Butter.

Are our citizens to be imposed upon
by the wholesale and retail butter mer-
chants who bring 10 this market the
patent stuff known as Oleomsrgsrine2
Ii is hard enough for one to suffer the
mysteries of boarding houses withou.
being compelled TO eat butter made OF
tallow chemically prepared. One retail
dealer yesterday hsd the impotence to
want 20 bruise REGISTER reporter
for calling attention the fact that large
consignment of the vile stuff had been
received in this city.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
Working for Nothing.

A number Of men who with their
horses and carts were at work hauling
the dirt from some of the streets in the
Eighth ward, yesterday, were stopped
by Councilman j. w. Wait in the labors
which they SAID they were performing
for nothing when that gentleman sscer.
tanned they were filling up private lot
instead OF the city property. Mr.. Wait
is faithful representative and is ever
on the alert for the interests of his con-
stituents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
Cincinnati.
DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, March Z.-DT u'L ,,
TIE BULLETIN says: 10 the ma'A,'
domestic goods, the matter Of 'l'e' !,
forest Is the effect protIcsd y ~
Wednesdays auction. BIs'cln g..
and all goods OF that class are ''y
settled, and no business can BE- 'o.'
cept at reduced quotations. Ih,fs -
disposition TO buy 3; refuciiop' pr.
tionate 10 those effected a. snc''2a, -
offers 10 buy from thirty 70 io'iy a. -. =,
about that basis have been mss !.
not, 20 far as We can learn 80 -,
Printing cloths have been rsihs: , 80. ~.
under the reported sale Of 1000 2.'. :,
Q 4 and Ga extras q. 3tc, Thlca ~
low late quotations. In the rocI, ~. ~
there are no new features, the tsa ' >
being languid and holders G'''f'1
sell.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
Patents Issued.

Patents issued to citizens of West Vir-
giDis for the week ending March ~,
1878. Furnished for the REGIsTER from
the office of j. McC. Perkins & Co,
counselors at law and solicitors for patents,
5lS Seventh street, Washington, ID. G.:
No. 20l,072 Globes Tor lamps, ETC.,
Thomas Wslton, Wheeling. Filed Nov.
9, 1877.
No. l99,697. Butter Shspers, William
II. Dulaney and Theophilus Dulaney,
Petersburg. Filed Nov. 26, 1877.
No. 2OO44S. Rain Gales, Lawrence
Dunno and Ephrsim I. G. Richmond,
Morgsntown. Filed Dec. 3, 1877.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
A New Restauranf.

Mr.. II. P. Mayer, S gentleman whe
knows how to keep a restaurant, has
opened cosy and frst.clsss establish.
ment under Washington Hall. The sp.
pointments are first class in every res
pect. The bill OF fare comprises s!l the
Injuries as well as substsntials OF the
season, and what is very important, the
cooking is excellent. Mr.. Mayer says he
intends to show his patrons that he is
fully capable Of pleasing both lady and
yentlemen quests
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
FHE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the oil
ferent Judicial Bodies.

Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the Dif
ferent Judicial Bodies.
SUPREME CoURT-JUDaEs GREEN, HAY
MosD AND JOHNSTON.
This court will meet in the Supreme
Court room, at the Capitol, at 10 O'Clock
to-day for the purpose of rendering decl.
sions.
COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.
Pendleton 6 Caldwell VS.. Seabrook q
McGannon, in sssumpsit. Continued at
costs of defendants.
E. G. Crscratt, assignee, VS.. Maurice
Curran, certified by Squire Caldwell.
Verdict for plaintiff for $50 90.
Z. DeRoy for use, Phil. Arouchild VS..
Mark WELLER, certified by Squire Phil.
lips. Judgment for plaintiff against
Mark WELLER for 5000. Abated to
Levi DeRoy.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock this morn
ing.
To.EAY's TRIAL DOCKET.
Sweeney VS.. J. q. Vincent.
ClhCUtE SOOhI-J y DN6 III hL'iN.
This Court met yesterday pursuant to
adjournment and disposed Of the follow
ing business:
o. u. Cook, Esq, was, on motion, sd
mitted to practice as al attorney st law,
In the case of Thomas Porter vs.. the
Merchants National Bank the defend.
ant demurred to the bill and filed Its
answer. The argument was deferred
until to-day.
A decree was entered authorizing the
guardian II Ohio of j. V. MOBILES to re-
move into that State the funds Of hi
ward in the hands of the guardian in
West Virginia. -
The petitions of &. r. Tingle, sheriff
Ludwig Wagenecht and Caroline Reike
setting up claims to finds in the hands o.
commissioners of sale in the case OF Il
Wsgenecht vs. P. HsusLein, were pre-
sented, and being contested the matters
arising were argued and submitted.
The case of Wsllsce's executors rs
Wallace was argued and submitted.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER-
This court disposed of six cases yes
terday morning, with fines ranging from
S. to $40.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRAHMER
j. B. Lukens j. Bro vs.. James l.. Bur
ley, ct al, in debt, case continued unit
next term.
John Frissell Va. Mary A. Brown ct a.
in chancery, order entered setting asid
the decree entered IN this case,
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
Ing.
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a linner Inr d Cenia.

Martin, the well known restaurateur,
il bound to keep pace with the times st
his Capital Dining Rooms, No. ll55
Market street. He now serves An excel
lent dinner for % cents. Al this price
there is certainly no excuse Tor any per-
son going hungry. S.rsu gers snd visit
ors will do well 10 make q note Of this.
Martin is 8 genial host, and personally
looks after the comfort of MS guests.
His cuisine cannot be eIcelled Ii the
citr
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800
A Card

To our friends and all in want of bar
gains. We have now received an entire
stock OF spring and summer clothing and
gents furnishing goods, and offer the
following great bargains: Our Jeans
pants reduced to 65c; our $3.5 all wool
pants reduced to 1925; our $1,000 all
wool suits reduced to 500. Our SO so
business suit is the cheapest suit ever
seen. We offer six pairs hose for 25c.
We offer six white henmed hsndker-
chiefs for 25c, We offer good under
shirts for 25c. We offer our entire stock
at prices that defy competition. Kline
Bros, "a Twelfth street.
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dueed by Rev. Z. Wsrno, ,Ia
G lay delegations, as provided '1 be Plan d
General Conference, subject v y lie -
ti0 GM to be hereafter named, " IiN!..
,,l Inc following " were proposed :.
|. d. Harris, Z. H. Coz ~ s.sugs4,
red to the Committee on EIss were lee.
Charles Brown rendered h. ot.i
ton as Trustee of O..e,hsir us u, feis.,.
and Kew. Il. Warner was cSoiuNetsi.,
the vacancy. S4Osea o !.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
Real Estate Transfer.

The following transaction in real es-
tste WAS recorded in the County Clerks
office yeterdsy:
Deed made March 10, by Robert B,
Wood, Clerk of Ohio county, to Margaret
Booth, for lot No. 8, in square No. 20,
Csldwell's addition TO the city of Wheel
ing, the same property being returned
delinquent for the non.psyment OF taxes
in the amount OF 81 As.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-23
LIVE STOCK.
New York.

New York, March d. BeeTa-
Receipt, 100 head, making J,5Dsai
for the four days, against iJ,S ball.
the same time last week. D,msninft
and market firm and brisk At sb5siA;
days rrices, recovering the decline q
nearly &c noted Wednesday. No Tens
shown. Ordinary to god nsITs ','''
1000 70 400 lbs, 50 90, 70 drei = ,
$40 so, 70 dress 81; prime n oItn W.
u $ll rs, 10 dress 67mjS. The s."
figure Tor fancy steers, $50 ID ~
were part of lot Of 50 thAt Me''iS
1900 lbs here and cost So 30 Per l"f
in Chicago. The lot sold for " o'''
per head more than lie per Poai'. =
dress %, or nearly Sli per besi a1'
than the FIRST cost In Chicago h1P,'S'
took $50 bead NJ 50 50CalOW
Sheep-Receipts LOO hesf, n,r. .t
9,lO0 head for four days, sgAitn : ~
head for the same time last wees ~
market was steady and UnchanRoi' /,
car loads OF choice sheep were nk't y
export. 49,.
Hogs Receipts 1900 head' n'l. =
$500 head for the four dsyL S,f
1890 for the same time .n' ''
None offered alive since TGesisy'
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, March q - hg--
In good demand; common al - .1.' :. I,
light So 65Cg3 So; packing - Ws% !" 7.
butchers So S5Gi %. ReoeiPa W.
head; shipments l,l43 head.