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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29

AT the REGISTER Office, at O'Clock
this morning, the thermometer registered
81 degrees above zero. Cloudy.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
-, - a ~ ot CATARRH thal
& ORGANS p A. rae, tory

PIANUS & URGANS Prices Ac ! V GreaIt
Reduction 20 G.OSe out present stock Of
500 New and Secondhand instruments or
five fIrstcIasg makes, fully warranted and
at Prices that DIZZY COMPETITIONS for this
class o, instruments. Agents Wanted for
Waters Superior Bell Organs and Pianos.
illustrated Catalogues mailed. HORACE
WATERS & Sons. Manufacturers and Deal
eTs 40 East Fourteenth street, New YORK.
a l-O General Agents iJI Shoningers Cele-
bratni Premium organs. ap23D
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
CAPITAL RESTAURANT.
FOR SsNT.
FOR RENT.

A COMFORTABLE COLT AG : DWELL
A ing House, 2A3 Chapline street, on
able terms. Gas and water through
ut the house. For further parunuI&rs
No. ISSl Market, or No. u Fourteenth 81,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-29
TRESTEE,S SALE.


ny VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
- made by Robert =. Woods 10 me, d4ted
January -, 1856, and recorded IN uteu
book No 81, page So, of tho records OF Ohlo
county, West Virginia, shall, on
SATURDAY, MAY Is, 1878,
At the front door OF the Court House OF
Onto county. sell the following described
property, to-wit: Lying about 90 miles
north OF the city of Wheeling on IL e east
side OF the Ohio river, being part OF the
a. =. Woods old home farm, having
front on the east size of the county ROAD
and bounding thereon - poles ana eN-
teuding eastward about 100 poles contain
ing ~ acres of land, and covering ana III
Guiding lOJ5 acres OF coal.
Also, q strip OF land III feet wide running
from said tract to the river, being the
north half OF private road.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third caSl, ana the
balance in six and twelve months, sec"r-
=" 5. BRADY, Trustee.
W. Fl. HALLER, Aucuoneer.
At the same time viii be sold I'm connec>
tIon with the above, or separate II desired
llOL acres OF coal lying Immediately
hack OF and adjoining the above tract: al
living convenient aud near the =, W. "
Ky. <. X. hObE'isA D. "OOD"'
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ODChNc Highca h0uOrS at all WOrld's
ilNHNO Exhibitions. Latest Catalo-
cues and Circulars, with new styles, re.
duced prices and much Information, sent
free, MASON & HANLIN ORGAN Co., Boston,
New York or Chicago. ap2i
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04


already apparent of 1900 votes in State
where the total vote is necessarily small.
This result is significant. because 1t must be
interpreted rs sweeping condemnation oil
the outrage perpetrated upon the State by the
Democratic House in unseating the member
whom the people had chosen and seat
ing tho man whom the people had re-
jected. 1t is significant, as declaring
the deep disgust with which the voters
of that State heard the Democratic party cry
ing fraud" while in the very act OF cheat
ing State out of lis proper representation.
But the result is even more important, when its
National aspects are considered 1t means that
the State of Colorado will continue to be repre-
sented by Republican Senators at Washington,
and that, if the election of the next Presl-
dent should be thrown into the House OF Rep
resentatives, Colorado will cast its one vote
for the Republican candidate. That one
vote might turn the scale. AS the
House is now constituted, the Repub-
lieans would control q majority OF the
State delegations. Though the Democrats
have gained Oregon, they must elect ma
iority of the Congressman in two States more
in order to win, and they have just lost one
which they were confident of holding. And this
is the meaning of the victory in Colorado.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
BLSNARCK AND LASSALLE.

The German Chancellor has always mani
tested as much contempt for rhetorical as for
parliamentary forms. He has described HIM
self as neither speaking nor writing like a man
of letters. Although he can clinch speech
by q mot that will burn ITS way into the
memory Of his generation, his invectlves are
awkwardly delivered, and he has learned few
of the arts of oratory. His speech on the
Socialist bill does not have even striking
climax, albeit there are several grim
pleasantries but there is one passage
which is illumined with q sudden fash
of candOr. la the course of the debate,
Herr Bebel, one of the nine Social Democrats
in the Reichstag, had reprOached him with
having once been in alliance with the very
party which he is now forcing to the wall.
The Chancellor TetOrtcd that If people pre-
ferred to regard his endeavOrs TO improve the
condition Of the working classes as compact
with the Socialists, they poured "both water
land child out of the bath" He then made q
personal explanation of his relations with the
pioneers of the workingmenis movement lie
had once met the Countess Hatzfeldt at his
fathers house, and he had spoken to Lassalle
three or four times; but he did not consider
these communications as dealings with the
Socialists. He had been impressed with Las
saTle's intellectual gifts, but had found the
man imbued with National. nay, even Mon
archical principles. Then followed this re-
markable confession: " 1t never entered my
"mInd to have any wish to grant universal
" suffrage. accepted it with reluctance as
" Frankfort tradition"
Who was this Countess whose name has
been dragged into this debatef She was a
Lady of rank, who quarTelled with her
husband and streve to prevent him
from wasting the family estates. At
an early stage of the proceedings 1t
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
PERSONAL.

Madame Nilsson's recent loss of property is
said to amount TO 100000.
NJ. Victor Hugo is engaged In finishing
two new volumes of poetry. They viii appear next
month. -,
Mr.. Justin Mccarthy is writing novel with
the curious title OF Donna QuixOte" aud history Of
the reign OF Victoria.
The Emperor Williams life at Wiheims-
,he has been q very retired one. He has taken long
walks In the park aud gardens and an occasional ride In
saddle The castle was the occupied by Nap5le0n
III during his captivity at the close OF the
sian war;
w. II. Andrews, president OF the Howard
Annexation OF Vicksburg, In acknowledging inc eohf
button OF Dr. Holland the editor Of ScrteHsrs 4oHm
for the benefit OF yellow fever sufferers, lately sent
throu0h TIE TRIBusE, says: Pray give Dr. Holland
o,r a,snl thanks Several of his old pupils here spe-
c,arv remember him and appreciate bis Kindness ~ %
E,cestop one OF his pupils, m0urns tne loss " '"'N
bls sons Just arrived at manhood
Mr.. Charles Dickens has received nom the
dax o the late Mr. Charles j. Msthews, the comedian
h,na. M material for q life OF that clever mau TINS
a,eria Includes for the early life. en- Autobiography
which Mr.. Mathews prepared for publication, vita Ss
noas for its continuation, letters, etc. hr. Ochch''
sesrous OF supplcmcnting this matter By All e''srs
and information bearing the suleet has feanesaca
,hos having letters or papers which viii ada !" ~ sas VAL M
is,st az the work. TO ard them to hiin ~ ~, ~ r
ington, strand. There must DO so'ne ~A'''' " -
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
5uoer 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Aaust,AfENrs--3d PdOr-5tb ana 6tB cOhImne.
BANHRVlT N0IICEs-2d Fd0e-5th and 9th columns
RoARD AND ROOMs-3d PaGe-4th and 9th COLUMNS
IsTpTNFSs CH ANCEs-7h Pd0c-6th column.
BUSINESS NOTICEs-1h faOe-lst column.
COUNTRY BOARD-3d PdQe-4th cOiumn.
DANCING ACADRME--3G Psf0e-1st column
DIVIDEND NOTICEs-7N Pd0e-6th columE.
DRY GOODs-3d Pd0e-6th comm.
EXCURsIONs-3d F0Qe-6th eoIumus
FINANCAL--7h FoQe-6tn column
CRATES AND FENDERs-2d P00c-5th column.
HELP WARTED-3a PdOe-3d column.
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.--7h Pd0e-6th eoufnn
INsTRUCTION-6fh PQQe-2d, Sd, 4lh and 9th columns
LAW sCHoOLs-2d PdQc-5!h comm.
IRGAI. NoTIcEs-3d PGOe-6th column
Lost AND FoUSD-3d Pa0e-6th column
MARRIAGFS AND DEATHs-5fh Pd0e-6th column.
MIsCEIIANEOUs-S Page-6th ooHnn.
ana 9th columns.
Musical lSsrRUMRRTs--3 Pd0e-6ih column.
NKw PUBLIC ATIONs--6M Pdge-2d column
PROPOsAiS--3d f'aOe-1st column.
REAL fcsTATE For SALE-f,ITY-2d PaGe-tth coituhni
OouKTRY-2d P0ge-6tb column AUCTION sALEs-
2d PG0c-Gth column 70 ExcHANGE-2d rage
6tB column.
srTCIAI NOTICRs-5h Page-6th column.
SITUATIONS WARfED-AAIEs-3 PG0e-2d and 80
columns FEMALES sd fd1e- LIST and 2d co unrs
STEAMBOATS, kAILROADs-3d PG0e-3d and 4th
colnnus
sTFaMTEE OcEAE-2d Pa0e-4ih and 5th columns.
THE TURF-3d PAGE 9Th column.
1EACHERs-3d FcOe-1st column.
TO LET-CITY PROPERTY-2d Pa0e-6th column COUN-
TRY-2d Pd0e--6th column.
To WHOM IT MAY CONcERN-7th Pd0e-6th column.
WINES AND LIQUoRs-36 Page-5th coinmn.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
1HE HIoroRY IY coLoRApo.

Later details show the Republican triumph
in Colorado 10 be even more gratifying than
was believed. Everywhere there are heavy
and unexpected Republican gains. One county,
which gave the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor majority of 700 votes two years ago,
cuts down the majority this year 10 800; Den
yer elects its Republican Mayer by 1,100 major
ity, which isa Republican gain of 800 votes. A
majority Of more than 1000 for the Republic
can State ticket Is already assured, and later
returns may bring it up to $500. A gain Is
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
THE NEKS THLS NORNING.

FoRRTGN.-The boat race at Lachine was won
yesterday by Hanlan, who beat Courtney by a
length and quarter; the winner rOwed the five
miles in SO minutes and % seconds. - Many
houses were destroyed by another hurri-
cane last month at Jacmel, Hayt =
Prince Bismarck threatens to resign if the Social
ist bin is not passed without alteration - Herr
Tsza is to be asked TO form provisional cabinet in
Hungary.
DOMEsTIC.-The Republican majority in Colorado
IS shown to be larger than supposed, by the latest
telegrams. 80 The Republicans have nominated
Aibinus Nance for Governor on hard-money
platform. II. T. Norton has been nominated
for Governor by the Republicans of Texas. -
Secretary McCrary has refused TO issue rations to
New-Orleans. - Mr.. Bancroft passed q comfort
able day yesterdays his wounds are not regarded as
serious == Alarge gang of eounterfeiters has been
captured South of the Ohio. - If the City of
Newport does not pay the bill for the ball to the
English officers, the Summer residents will do it by
subscription. - Two students of Amherst have
been Indefinitely suspended for their share in
practical joke upon a freshman.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-A. De Grcif. G. J.
Triacca and Hugh j. Begley charged
yesterday with destroying evidence OF
fraud in revenue suits. - -Four of the
persons accused of completely in the Victoria
ConRors case were held for trial - An effort is
making to obtain the pardon Of Michael Murphy the
murderer Further arguments were made in the
Stewart partition suit. - President Hayes re-
turned 10 Washington. -= The Tammany and
Anti-Tammany Democrats arranged the dates for
their conventions - Gold 1003s 1007le,
l007ie Gold value of the egaltender dollar at the
close 990lO cents. Stocks less active, but fuctua-
ting. with downward tendency, closing irregular.
THE WEATIEE.-TRIBUNE local observations
Indicate warm and partly cloudy weather. Their
mOnleter yesterday. 6So SO. Csc.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

that his constituents can have no fault to nnd
with him.-Anotler instance is the unanimous
nomination yesterday of Warner Miller by the
Republicans of the Jefferson District Mr..
Miller has always been identified with the
best elements of the Republican party, and
his election will add to the NewYork delega-
ton in the House man of high character and
sterling common sense.-ln the Erie District,
ex-senator Sherman S. Rogers, who was the
Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor
two years ago, has been chosen. This NOM
inatiOn ought to insure the redemption OF
this district, so unexpectedly lost in 1876.
Mr.. Rogers is a fine speaker, and has prac-
teal knowledge of politics, and he ought to
regain his district. Every gain is worth
struggle.
The great boat race on the st. Lawrence,
yesterday, for ST. 1 900 and unlimited fame APP
pears to have been fairly contested by Hanian
and Courtney, although from the outset the
former was fated to be the victor. From the
first half mile to the third mile Hanlan held
the lead, and when Courtney gained 1t was
only for brief stretch. The explanation
that Hanlan went slightly out of his course
near the buoy adds to his reputation, since
it indicates that but for that blunder, Court
ney might not have gained on him, half
mile further on. Throughout, the race was
good one to look at" and must have at
tanned the sublime in rowing, when the two
men made the fourth mile in minutes,
the last half of the course being rowed
down stream in Ia minutes Sc seconds.
The time, So minutes % seconds-in
which the five miles were rowed-excels
Hanlans latest scores. 1t Is 90 seconds
better than ne made at Pittsburg last May,
and % seconds better than his score at st.
john in July, when he beat Ross easily.
Damaging rumorS, of course, are current IN
regard to Courtney. They are generally as
plenty after great race as at Democratic
primary. But COurtney's speed and the state
nIent of the veteran referee that it was the
"most magnificent race he bad ever seen
should dIspel such suspicious until, at least,
they have better basis than mere cOnJec-
ture.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

The Faculty of Amherst College have taken
the unwarrantable liberty of inflctIng demerit
marks upon certain collegians and snspending
Others for participating in & mock duel, and
there is considerable indignation among the
"studemts.n They are showing the most praise
worthy moderation, however, IN dealing with
the offenders. confning themselves to the
presentation of petitions for the reversal of
this action and so far none of the Faculty
have been expelled.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

The charges made against De Grief g. Tri-
acca, the silk merchants, and Begley, the lawyer
illustrate the1aeility with which the Govern
lpent may be defrauded even in its efforts TO
punish fraud. If the accusations now brought
are true, the semerchants rendered themselves
liable to heavy penalties for cheating the rev.
epue. and. after suits had been brought against
them to recover the amounts which had
been withheld from the Government, they
struck bargain with the nfOmers attorney
whereby documentary evidence, vital to the
case. was put into their hands 30 be destroyed.
This is a bald outline of this intrigue, which
seems to have had s0ne strange Iamifcations.
For instance, though there were two success
sive suits, positive orders came from Wash
ington to try each Of them just at the time
when witnesses had been influenced and evi-
dence had disappeared. II IS a curious instance
oftheregularity with which rOgues fall out, that
the whole Disclosure resulted from the refusal
of the merchants-snpposing the Government
story TO be true-to pay their tool the price of
his wiekedness. He brought suit for it, and
the Government was let into their guilty
secrets.
The Republican Congressional Conventions
In this State are doing some excellent work.
The ren0mzRatiOn of the present member
from the xXVIIIth District, Jeremiah
w. Dwight, is case in point. Mr..
Dwight Is q representative man of
lsrge business intcrests, who has been Re-
publican from the birth of the party. His
election is assured, as his majority in 1876 was
more than 5000. and his record as member
Of the House has been 80 thoroughly croditable
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
Manifesto about the hideous immortality of paying
Returning Boards with public offices instead Of with
the purchasers own funds.

The Grccnback ticket of Hudson County, N. j..
has run against the Constitution of the United
States and tue laws of New-Jersey, and is pretty
seriously dIsablod First. the candidate for
Congress was found to be constitutionaIly
ineligible, and now the candidate for sheriff
has discovered that he is incompetent. So far
nothing seems to be the matter with the Coroners,
and these cheerful gentlemen save the ticket from
total wrpek
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

The Republican line stretches out without a
wayer. The Nebraska Convention follows New
York IN demanding hard money and the hon
est payment of an honest debt.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
5uslness N0nres.

AMIDON's NEWEST FALL shapes in gentle
mems silk and Derby hats Special announcement Of refuc
ton IrCe Of best silk hat to 81 Specaltes ons me
silk umbrellas, ladies' walking and riding hats 22O DIN
ave.
DYRING AND CLEANING.-Take yOur dyeing
pnd cleaning to tho NewYork Dyeng AID Printing Estap
lsnent 752 Broadway and 6lO bthayt, N H.
166 and BroOkBD Established go years
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New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

Superintendent Pilsbury has been the Object
lately of much malicious political persecution
it is to be hoped that he has not now become
his own worst enemy.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
amusemsuts ana saselluss 20 Night.

BooIH's THEATRE" Henry VIII - :. =. .,
BRoADwAY rBEATRR-" Woman OF we teopae
FIyru AyENUR gHEATRE-" Canine
Palk aHsATRE-@ Bouquets and BoLnbshellA
sFN fnAScfsco MTNsTRELs' OPERA dOUsE. .
Is,t,N fsoUARE THEATRE--" Mot4er and son.
WaI1arK's fHFkTaE-" School Tor Scandal"
Az NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CouP's EQUEscURRIcULUM ...
NEN- YORK AoUAR1CM-DaY hud Evening.
sIfINwAY HALL-Marie R0ze-
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04

mean it has disturbed the conplacency of
Wade Hampton and soured the ternpers of his
faIowerR rE"'.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-04
Netu.llork DaiEp Gritmtre,
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 4. 1873.

FOUNDED BY horace GREELEY.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

portion Of the work. which calls for nine contracts for
grading paving and faggne leaving six heavy amounts
to in These II s estimated by the assessors, Will
swell the entire cost of this Improvement to nearly
900 900, aud IN the ratio OF % per cent adopted by
the Board Of Revision and Correction Of Assessments
will add to the taxes Of the city at large for the
Eastern Boulevard which, tue assessors say IS OF dec
benefit only to owners OF property along the line OF
the newly graded and macadamized streets
Two smaller assessment rolls have been returned 10
the Board of Assessorsonef for
fOurht 800 405 90 and the other for cuTbng and gut
tcring Avenue B for seven blocks for S6.51S O6.
The representative OF large estate referring 70 TINS
matter sad yesterday Taxpayers do not intend that
this amount of money shall be assessed against the city
at large When Broadway was widened nd the sixth
and Seventh-ave. BOulevards were completed an at
tempt made 10 have the city taxed for the improve
ments. Controller Green contested the matter ana ne
held that the property immediately benefited shoudpay
for the improvements The carried to the Court
OF Appeals and decided that the assessment mus
be levied and collected provided In the original act
passed by The Legislature and that any subsequent at
changing the character OF the property TO be assessor
retroactive, aud therefore Illegal We were compelled
10 pay the in the mentioned, and Is
outrage force us TO pay now for the Improvement
of needless and b0uevards when We do not own
foot OF land within miles of the benefits higed ior
This Eastern Boulevard Is one Of the Tweed legaces
and put through solely In the interests OF spccua
tors, who having failed their real estate venture now
seek by the aid OF politicians 10 saddle the onerOus
assessments upon other people who have no interest
whatever in the thorOughfares III no other remedy
is applied, shall appeal 10 the courts for redress
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
LYING ON NEXT TO NOTHING.
THE COST OF A PIONEERS FOOD.

THE COST OF IlONEEhS = fOoD'
FOUR PERSONS LIVING TwENTY-EIGHT WEEKS FOR
$l5 G0-How TO ECONOMIST IN EARNEST.
TO the Editor Of The Trtoune.
SIR: In your issue of February 10 find
an article headed starvation Diet at College" This
whole subject Of how economical one can be and yet
maintain bealtn has Interested much. l desire 10
show that even less than dime day VIII support
man in physical heath. Eighteen months ago started
with companion and two children seven and eight
years. to seek out goody land and make homes for
ourselves When arrived ON the ground IN early
Winter haa - - 10 start two farms. We Ne1 thrl
five weeks lNOyembor To July I'D for ~ 3o.or -
cents per week ioT fOu persons. ihere We're ssN'Ia
items amounting In the aggregate Ia something k -
that were purchased account OF whole winters
sickness Of one OF the party. -
ruaTy y expended total OF r5 Co. or 30 cents per
week four persons Some things were had from oar
pioneer garden. milk from the COW ranged from Tour
10 twOanda-haif quarts per day. few cLchehs we
killed and S3 expended for bran for the COW. 10y
these statements show how little cash pioneer IainiIy
need pay ont II they have Many OF my ne!gbOoIs
expcud In % year for coffee what would buy cow
Some people caunOt, 30 they think, do without tea
coffee sugar. bacon and all the httie otcct'Ias ilh'
really form the bulk OF the cost OF living, ana VIII even
get into debt for them. Then at the end OF the nst
year the gruceryman says: "Waut u settlement
pioneer replies. Can't pay" Groccryman: " Mel
glVr Il secured note ut | per cent per uOhtu, ana
the pioneer replies. Very WE'LL" and thus lien on the
team Is made. The next ye1r giahshopItrs or
dTouth comes, and the pioneer retreats 20 hi'
pioneer has been TOO poor to subscribe "f ni-i-
class weekly paper monthly magazine. or I" buy any
fruit trees or books. However. meiiinks near rCm.
"pOIk and tobacco hUTd-Nufkng mao utchit lndt
"physcd strength cannot be maintained on 80 mchgfr
bin Of fare" Bui reply that know whereof ai!iIn
than nine ycais and IN the past year nave hune rs
much Work - in me previous four years f!9SELR'
LieiHgsiOn, IrdH County Kan, March 1G, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
LESS THAN , CENTS DAY FOR BOARD.
To the Edtt0r OF The Tribune.

SIR: ! notice that DR.. Cooley's statement
which has been given 10 the public through IiiE IKIB
rNE that man could board for 20 cents day, has
excited considerable interest throughout the country
ia shown by It's bciug extensively copied by the provn
clal journals Some years ago yonng gentleman then
lust cut o his profe studes gave me chapter IN
his experience Of obtaining education under pecun
any dlncutes In which be boarded himself whichquite
throws into the shade the expensive living mentioned
by D.. Cooley. making II seem by comparison h%e 'he
reckless luyurfc living O an cpcuc rather thhn that of
mode. economical man. This gentleman sihtc among
other lugs rhit during term ot eleven weeks M an
academy m lhs hiair he boarded hu.tcf lived well.
o,fd good health kcut up With hi- cld-s, ceiur Ohl
fi aud hlurislrr yet for the entlrr term u cost
him less fllu DAY. 90 - % Tor ihc cirN'h
weeks nua ne hld con .idCratc ptovi-ion, eit over
Some years siucc when -ooa Robinson aud others w'r
eoiernfiy teliu the people how tnry could N" "n 10
cents iay Thought how ttlo after AT, thee" persons
-,,. ~ . yI.,gs,y March. 1873 ".