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Chicago Live Stock market.

Es!ICd!1U zlIF8 tsCOCK INaFEet.
CHICAGO, Dec. le.
HoGS-Receipts 4S000 shipments $500; steady;
choice heayy 2.75e2.90; Light 250a2 63 mixed 241a
2.7G all sold.
CATTLE-Receipts $500; shipments 1900; gen
eraiio unchanged; shipping S3.40a5.l0; feeders and
stockers more active and steady; 220a3.So; butchers
cows 2.00a2.90: steers 39Oa3.A0.
SHEEP Receipts 1900; shipments LOO: firm
and active: 9. 75a4.60.
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M0ntcip0I Court.
Before Judge Cooley

beIOTe Judge Cooley.
George Abbott, arrested for drunkenness,
was sent to Jail for five days.
James Faden, FOR maliciously breaking a
window, was sent up for ten days.
Thomas Cunningham, who was arrested at
Winona on com piaint Of John Wing, charged
With embezzlenaent, had an examination yes
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rev York Dry Goods.

New YoEE. Dec. IS
Business continues quiet with package houses and
jobbiog trade sluggish. seasonable goods in light
demand, bnt buyers seem reluctant to anticipate
future wants. Cotton goods quiet. at unchanged
prices. Prints moving slowly. Clothiers placing
fair orders for light weight fancy cassimeres,
worsted coatings and cheviots. Foreign goods que
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St. Paul g Duluth railroad.

For Duluth, Saltwater and way stations, from Saint
Paul Pacific depot, foot of sibley street.
Leave: 90 m y re-. sop IN
Hinckley accommodations int Paul aud
Duluth depot, foo --.reet.
Leave. II Is Arrive. 80 pm
AL trains daily except Sunday
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CITY NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE Cry TREASURER,
ST.. PAUL, MINI, Decem Der Is. 1878.
All persons interested in the assessment for
the construction of sidewalks in font of the
following described property under contract
of Gus Moline, awarded and approved Septem-
Der 3d, 1878, in tho city of st. Paul, Ramsey
county, Mimi,
Jos,vis' Subdivision Of Lot3, Bass 4ddttton Of
out Lots to ST. PM.
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Probate Court.

Before Judge Res.
The special administrators bond in the Pin
ney will case was fled yesterday, and tho APP
peal bond in the same case was fled
Frank Eydt was adiudged insane.
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Chicago, Milwaukee 8 81. PAM Raiina..
TRAINS.

Passenger Depot foot of Jackson street. Ticket snd
Freight Ofice Southeast Corner Of Thr-t and JacE-
son streets. Charles Thompson, Ticket Agent, st.
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MILWAUKEE.
CHICAGO.

Wheat reoeipts n Chieago, l3F,05a bushels; shin.
meIs II 1893 bushels e
Wheat rocele < in s..wapkse. SALT bushels !.
III pmeats, 1920 LaRaeia,
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Foreign Money MARKET,

Foreign RIonoy Market.
LONDON, Dec. I6--5 p H.
Amount OF bullion gone into the Bank Of England
on balance to-day eS8,000
OoNsoNs.
Money "a 5-16 Account ..... ol35
United STATES SECURITIES.
New AIS coupons. 1864 Reading. ........ 1914
5-20s, 81 1855 Eric. ........... 1857
lD-abs, .. De- 0i.-.- -. Erie preferred .. 81
l0-&os. ............ 1i04 Illinois Central ~
New 5s. .,..... 1oe2l Pennsylvania Cent'rl 325s
,.,,>,,,~,e Pans, Dec. 49,
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gsnneapests eailroae aYn.e reese-

minneapolis u st. Louis kailysay---oaort
Line Iowa Route via Burlington.
Running through express trains with Pullman
palace sieepers to st. Louis without change 2s
miles shorter than any other route.
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-,. UT WIT u! Ut. VIo MdIIl Llts
trains leaving st. Paul at 500 p. m. Cars rUr
through TO Fishers Landing without chan &C. snd
connect there with Red River Transportation Co.
Steamers for Manitoba and all points North on Red
hlver. j. P. FARLEY, Gen | Manager,
w. .. ALEXANDER, Genr Ft. L Tit Agf.
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st. Louis Express. -.
Passengers at st. Paul leave
by the ST. Paul 4 Pacific II.
Il. at 1885 a In, connecting
at minneapolis daily, Sun
days excepted. Train On
Saturday runs es far as
Albert Lea, only.
Mixed Minneapolis and Mer-
Ram Junction, connecting
fer local stations and st. P.
L 8. G. r. q. as far as st.
James. ......
Mixed Minneapolis and White
Bear LAKE, Duluth and
Saltwater. .............
Omaha Ex., for all points on
st. P. l. s. O. R'y., Omaha
and California ...........
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Trains arrive anu depart IRON inc 81. Pul & Ptc
70 depot, Minneapolis.
Tickets and sleeping car berths secured st city
ticket ONCE, No. s Washington avenue (sppesits
Nicollet House) VI. g. Teller, Ticket Agent and eli
st. Paul Pacific depot Minneapolis, and .: llG Eass
Toird strest, 81. Paul GEO. E. HAzzABp, TICKET
Agent. CaAg. T. HATCH, Gan, Nan
1. L. aoea, gsa.ssss.Agit
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Northern Pacific Railroad.
Depot foot of sibley street. Ticket snd Fretgh
No Jact otra
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COMMERCIAL.
SO-iI.fLkAIIOLf11l.
Retail Vegetable and Provision MARKET.

Retail Vegetable and Provision Market.
ST. PAUL, Dec. IS.
CH1cKEEs-1oc per To-, dressed.
TURKEys-121ac per u.
Eaes-20025c per doz. (scarce).
BuTTER-searce; fresh 2583oc per pound.
FIsR-Pickerel and common fish Sc; white fish and
trout &c.
FE0lr Apples (srichtganl, Se.ooas.OO per Dbl. /;
cranberries SC per at.
yEeErAELEs-B eets, 4oc per bus. carrots, Soc per
bug. cabbage, 2o85c per doz. celery, 50zl60c per
doz; onions, 40@5Oc per bus potatoes, 35Qg5Oc per
bus. peppers Ice per doz; parsnips, 400 per bus.
t,lrnps, csc per bus.
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PLUMBING.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
st. Pa,.l Railroad Time Tables.

First Division st. Paul (. Pacific Railroad
Main Line through trains for Litohfeld, Wilr sr.
Benson, Morris, alyndon, Crookston, Fishsrs
Landing and Manitoba.
Leave. arrive.
st. Paul 500 p. N. Fishers L'giI IS a. NJ,
Minneapolis b:4O p. m. Minnespolisl0:II 6. m
Fishers Landing 1850 p m St. Psu .I0.42 g. 10
Willmar Accommodation.
Leave. Arrive
81. Paul 40 N Minneapolis - 80 q L,
Minneapolis. SO N St. Paul. 40 . n
Branch Lire through train for st. Cloud, Brainete,
and Bisraarct.
Leave. Arrive.
st. Paul $50 3. m. Minneapolis go o. NJ,
minneapolis. 1880 3. N. ST. paul. -. 40 o. M.
81 Paul, Minneapolis and Atinne.onks tra,,s
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THIRTY DAYS

after the first publication OF this notice, shall
report you and your real estate SO assessed as
delinquent, and apply to the District Court of
the county of Ramsey, Minnesota, for judy
ment against Your lands, lots, blocks or parcels
thereof assessed, including interest, cost and
expenses, and for an order of the court to sell
tue same for the payment thereof.
+. A. REM, City Treasurer.
3333-343
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Robert d Randalps Add5taon.
Joez Jyhitaes's addition to st. Paul.
WILL TAKE NOTICE.

that on the 18th day of December, 1873, did
receive a warrant from the City Comptroller of
the city of st. Paul, for the collection of the
above named assessments.
The nature Of this warrant is that if you
fail 70 pay the assess nents within
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-29
Who Was Hep

Last evening, word was brought to
this city that United States prisoner,
who was on the train that passed over
the Bellaire bridge at IL 40 A. NJ, jumped
from the bridge to Water street, q dis
lance of about eighty feet, and ran away
from his guards. Upon investigation,
these facts were ascertained relative to the
affair.
1t seems that a man went TO the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad ticket office at
Bellsire and showed credentials which
represented him as being q correspondent
Of one of the Columbus papers, upon
which he asked passage to Grafton. This
was refused him by the agent. He then
went TO Squire Powell's Office, and
there showed that gentleman papers,
on which he claimed that. he was dis
charged soldier. The Squire believed he
was what he represented himself to be-,
and went with him TO the ticket office,
and there purchased a ticket for him to
Grafton. Train No. was al that time
standing at the depot, and instead of get
ting on the train, the fellow went down
stairs and out upon the street. Some
one went to Squire Powell and told him
he had been "sold" by the fellow, who
was going oil to dispose of the ticket.
The Squire started in pursuit OF tie man,
which attracted large number OF boys,
and lead some TO believe that some per-
son had jumped of the bridge.
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MILL ITEMS.

At this time il is q matter OF some
question ss TO whether the nail factories
will stop two weeks in April or not.
Conversations with those who are we'll
posted in regard to their future opera
tons, develops the fact that in this city
there is considerable dissatisfaction in re-
gard to the action of the Association at
Pittsburgh on Wednesday. We hear
that while the vote was unanimously IN
favor OF stopping, there are individual
mills which have an abundance
OF orders to keep them running
for several months az least, and that
suspension OF work is not only detr'men-
tai to the men but to the companies
themselves On the other hand, it is said
there are large quantities in stock IN
some of the mills, and by having another
suspension of work for two weeks, 1t Is
likely the price of nails aud mems wages
can be increased. 1t such be the case,
and the men can have steady work after
the expiration of the two weeks, we
Judge from talks with them, they
would not have serious objection. Low
wages and halt time are working very
hardly on some of the poor people OF
Wheeling. There are families here num-
bering six persons, only one of whom,
the father, can obtain employment, and
he getting not over Sl.25 per day, which
at three days per week, gives but 62i
cents for the support OF each member.
How people can live on this sum is past
finding out. No wonder rent goes un-
paid and grocers wake up to find that
customers owing them thirty or forty
dollars, perhaps, have suddenly lett town
In the midst of all this trouble there are
many cases in which the wages have been
reduced 10 per cent. Surely the outlook
for some of our citizens, unless work is
more steady in future, is anything but
bright. This much can be relied on, on
Monday next April lst, all the mills
will be running and will certainly con
tinue I'm Ill the 18th. We trust there Will
be no more stoppsges.
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lSIyer news.

The marks last evening indicated 8
feet and stationary.
The O'Nesl for Pittsburgh and Courier
for Parkersburg departed on time.
| The Emma Graham did not pass down
until noon Yesterday, having been de.
tanned by fog.
Hornet No. passed up with an emp
ty tow yesterday.
The local packets arrived and departed
on time yesterday.
The Hudson is due up from Cincinnati
to-day.
The Granite State will pass down to-
night for Cincinnati.
Business dull on the wharf.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, March 28.-River 5 feet
and fallingly slowly. Weather cloudy,
mild and raining.
NASHVILLE, March 28.-River rising
with feet IN the shoals. Departed
Eddyvllle and Hilmsn, Giro.
LOUISVILLE, March Weather
cloudy and cool. Depsrted-Thomas
Sherlock, Baum and Mary Miller, Gin.
cinnsti; Ben Franklin, Memphis.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2S.-Arrived-
Golden Crown, Cincinnati. John Means
and tow, st. Louis. Depsrted-Katie
Greenvllle and Charles Church, Mem
phis. Weather clear.
THE reading and spelling contest be-
tween the pupils of the First ward school
at the North street M. +. Church last
evening, was we'll attended. The per-
formsnce will be repeated at the same
place this evening.
MEMPHIS, March %. River fell IS
inches, and stands ~ feet. Weather
cloudy. Departed-Church, Cherokee,
Cincinnati; Golddvst, Kellogg and tow,
st. Louis; Dean, Mollie Moore, St.
Louis; City OF Vick.burg, Vicksburg.
EVANSVILLE, March 2S.-Westher
cloudy; light rain this morning. River
IA and 2-l0 feet, large and falling Down
Helena, Barnard and bsrges, Bowling
Green, Golden city and Grey Eagle. Up
-Schenck, N. Smith, Norton and barges
and Arkansas Belle. Business very &C.
tive. Clearing and cold tonight.
Cairo, March 2s.-Arrived-Alf.
Stephens, st. Louis; j. B. Williams,
New Orleans; hickory, Ohio; St. Gene
We've, St. Louis; Msude, Vcks burg.
Stephens, Ohio River; Grand Lake,
Wabash; Williams, Ohio; Msude, st.
Louis. River II feet inches and fall
ing. Weatber cloudy.
ST. LOUIS, March 2s.-Arrived-
Northwestern, Keokuk, Belle Memphis
and Belle of st. Louis, Missouri river.
Depsrtad-City of Helena Vicksburg;
Stsnnsrd, New Orleans; Belle OF St.
Louis, Mississippi river; Northwestern,
Keokuk. River falling, with II feet
above low water mark. Weather cloudy
and cold.
CIScISSATI, March 2S.-River 10
feet 8 inches and falling. Weather
showery and cold Arrived-Msry Al
ice and Iron Mountain and tow, Pitts
burgh; Mary Miller, St Louis; Champion
with j. W. CAT 10 tow. Deparied-Ks-
tie Stockdale, Pittsburgh; Iron Noun
tain, st. Louis; Mary Houston, New Or
leans.
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TIE Howard RroLhers.

We would call the special attention
of parties interested in patents to the
card of the Howard Brothers published
in another column. These gentlemen
have demonstrated during the last FIVE
years that they are thoroughly posted in
all that pertains to the prosecution OF
patent cases, having always procured
protection for inventions placed in their
hands if there were any patentable fes-
lures attached to them. Mr.. SIN. How
ard, the elder member of the finn, is
well known MS an architect of considers-
bic note, and, of course, well versed in
mechanics and design. Mr.. G. b. How
ard, the younger member, is drsughts-
man and designer of more than usual
merit. The firm has q branch office in
Brercton's building, Washington City,
their associate business being in charge
of w. II. Brereton and G. M. Parks, At.
torneys in high standing in the profess
sion. They have also fitted up an in
ventor's library in their spacious offices
free to all who are endesyoring to ad-
vance the state Of any particular art or
science. No doubt their generosity aud
enterprise will be duly appreciated.
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House Burned,

Last Saturday, the residence OF Robt
McSroom. who resides back ofthe Stone
Church, near Fsirview School house, be
yond Elm Grove, caught fire and was
totslly consumed. Mrs. McBroom and
his children narrowly escaped being
burned TO destb. as the flames were not
discovered until it was almost too late.
In the house Mr.. McBroom had stored
away about $500 worth OF wool. which
was consumed by the flames. The total
less will amount 10 about $1,000.
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Relies of n Dark Deed.

Yesterday Mr.. Black, proprietor OF
Blacks hotel at Burton. where John w.
Wallace, the murderer OF Mrs. George
Wallace and child and Miss Church,
was confined, placed on exhibition at the
REGISTER office, the rope with which
the lynchers hanged Wallace. and the
hammer with which he murdered his vic
Tins. The hammer is one that is used
by stone masons, and weighs FIVE and q
half pounds, and on the handle sre plainly
to be seen the God stains which were
caused by striking the victims. One
blow of the hammer would kill the
strongest person. The rope is what is
called hsltinch hemp, and is about
twenty-five feet in length-there having
been several feet cut from it as souvenirs
for the curious.
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BOARD OF COMMISSIUNERS.
EneciaI session.

The Board met at ~ o'clock and was
called to order by President Bsyhs.
There was iull mem bership present,
and the president stated the object OF the
call to be q select sproEy for the purpose
of representing the Ohio county stock
in the P, w. & Ky. r. K, Co, at meet
ing of the stockholders of said road
The name of Mr.. Ewing was placed in
nomination, but WAS withdrawn rs that
gentleman declined to serve. Messrs
Bsyha and Carnahsn were next put on
nomination, but refused 70 act.
The next nomination was Mr.. John
Frew who was elected to FIJI the position,
it was the said proxy remain in office
until January l, 1879. There being no
other business. the Board adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-29
Terrible. Accident.

A young man who resides near West
Liberty was walking down Twelfth
street yesterday, when be fell in front Of
Kline Brothers clothing house,34 Twelfth
street. He was assisted TO rise by one OF
their clerks, who discovered that be wore
q pair of their 1925 all wool pants, which
he attributes to having saved him from
q broken limb. We are selling Mems
Union Worsted Suits st 1915; our Con.
tinental suits st 81 90; 81! Wool Cusi.
mere Suits nj 800; Boys Suits st $3.50;
Fine White Shirts at 75c; . 4-Ply Linen
Collars for 25c; 6 Pair Hose for 25c; our
500 Jams Pants reduced 10 Csc
One hundred dollars reward IN an v
csse where we fail 10 DO IS advertised.
Kline Bros, No. 81, Twelfth street.
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kouth wheeling Guards.

Captain Koch has reason TO feel proud
of his boys for several reasons. In The
irst place they are the possessors OF 8
good armory, IN the second iheir officers
feel sd intense interest in their success
and last but not least officers and men
paw the strictest attention 70 the inslruc-
lions Of the captain, and heartily appre-
ciate his efforts in their behalf. A drill
was held at koch's hall last night dur
ing which the men showed considerable
proficiency in the manual.
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CiucinuRti.

CINCINNATI, March 2s.-Cotton -
Dull at 1Osc. Flour-Strong and higher;
family S. 1906 60 Wheat-Strong and
higher; red scarce at 81 @l 10. Corn
-Stesdy and in good demand at 4l@
42c. Oats-Stesdy and IN fair demand
al 29@S2c. Rye-In good demand and
prices shade higher at 69G16lc. Barley
In good demand; prime to choice fall
49945c. Pork-Quiet and firm at $40 90.
Lsrd-In fair demand; steam 81 l5@
I 20 bid; current make 81 l2i; kettle
81 50@7 rs. Bulk Mests-Higher; shout.
ders So 624; short rib IS 90 cash; IS 81!
buyer May; short clear IS %. Bacon
Quiet at 81 S7I@4 5O@5 5095 62!@
90. Whisky-Quiet and steady al
81 OF. Buttsr-Steady and unchanged.
Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, March 2S.-Petroleum-
Crude at 81 65i at Psrker's; refined
at I1so Tor Philadelphia delivery.
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Gained.
Last araninr the nnamha OF

Last evening the members of Gsmsnis
Lodge No. I, h. of p, presented, st their
hall, very handsome eold-hesded cane
to Mr.. Louis p. Sslterbsch. The pre-.
sents,ion speech was made by Mr.. NJ.
horel, G. O., and was responded 10 by
Mr.. Sslterb bach in neat little speech Of
thanks TO his iren is in the lodge. The
cane was purchased st Hebrank Bros,
ana had the following inscription on the
head: presented to Louis Phillip Sslter-
bach by Germanis Lodge No. !, b.
nj pp
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Gold Watch stolen.

Wednesday morning about o'clock,
Charles Vierheller, clerk at j. 5 Rhodes
& Co, hung his vest and coat in the hall
OF his boarding house No. has Market
street, and stepped into another room to
wash his hands, and upon coming out
saw man standing in the hall. The
fellow asked 10 remove any ashes that
might have been piled in the yard, but
was told that bis services were not de-.
sired. After he had gone, Mr.. Vierhel-
Ter went to his coat and found that his
watch and chain were gone. He at once
gave chase, but was unsuccessful in find
ing the thief. The watch ard chain
were valued at $50.
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FOR RE r.
FOR RENT.

1.-TWO NEW AND ELEGANT STORE
rooms with residences above, -
Nos. llS9 and ll4l Main street, west ls
sids a few doors above the Peoples
Hank. with gas and water throughout.
Possession given Immediately.
A large brick house, No. 2Il6 Main street;
now used as boarding house. Is In GOOD
order, with gas and water throughout.
A two story frame house, corner OF
Twenty.fiIth and Main streets, containing
a fine store room and residence, with gas
and water.
building on the Opera House corner, front
ing on Fourteenth street. Possession given
Immediately.
For terms, which will be reasonable. ap-
ply to NJ. hElLLn,
W. Va Iebeodh
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In the Municipal Court ~ Wheeling
John G.. Miller, administrator OF TIE ,.,I,,
OF George W. Marquis, decd,
VS..
Catharine Marquis, ct ais,
IN CHASCERN.
BY virtue OF deere" made and suisr'.
in the Municipal Court Of Wheeliug To-
the abo.c entitled cause, on the ith lsJ o.
March, 1873, the undersigned specla. COT
missioner Will. on
SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY or APR. g.
1878, beginning at 10 O'Clock 4. ~, oisf
sale at public auction, ut the front fof ..
the Court House OF ohio county. TIE h
lowing described real property, lo.S..
That part OF lot number three ~ IN v "
Eoff's addition To the city Of Wbe"ling 70
ONO county, West virginia. lying Vs.
ward OF a line running north and ~.
across said lot at distance 81 nhy-.s
(52) feet from the western line Thereof a.
parallel Herewith. together with N'
buildings and improvements Mefe0B,
Terms OF sale, cash.
DENIS OBEEFfk
mrSoawt fpecial CommlSlOts',
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WHEELING, March q,

Editor OF the Register.
notice the following in Yesterday Z
Mteliigencer:
"The severity OF the denunciations OF
the New York Herald and Baltimore
Gazette grew mainly out Of the false
news which was furnished those papers
OF the brutality and bsrbarity attending
the Observation-Disclosures, Of yesterday.
When the fact is known that the
"talse' kilograms sent to these papers
emsnsted in the REGISTER editorial
ssnctum and were forwarded by an edi.
tor OF that paper, the "joke" is appar-
eut."
In connection with the above desire
to say that the statement made in the
comment on the REGISTERS editorial, is
false. Those dispatches did not emanste
from the editorial ssnctum of the REGIS
TER and were not written or sent by one
OF the editors. This can be proved BY
the CORRESPONDENT
Of the New York Herald and Baltimore
Gazette.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the Dif.
ferent judicial Bodies.

ferent judicial Bodies.
soJNTr ooURT-JUDGB BOYD.
Craft Wilbur & Co., vs.. August Neu.
hansen, certified by Squire Caldwell,
Judgment for plaintiff for $5597.
VIM. Hicks vs.. Holden Johnston, GER
titled by Squire Wait. Verdict for plain
tiff tor $40
Thos. Hogg VS.. G A. Exley. BY the
consent and agreement of the parties
concerned, this cause was certified to the
Circuit Court Of Ohio county to be fur.
Their proceeded with therein.
The case of the Commercial Bank vs.
Lewis B. Morgan and John E. Wsyt
in a.sumpsit, occupied the attention OF
the court the remainder of the day.
Adjourned until 9 o'clock this morn.
ing.
To-DAI's TRIAL DOCKET.
Jacob Shon VS.. Doraths Boeshar, ex,
ecu.riI.
Rachael Mckee VS.. E. Booking and
II. B. Wheat.
d. Hartley & 20. VS.. Whitman &
Moore.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This court disposed of one case yes
terdsy morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-29
Cemetery improvements.

There is to be a new bridge built across
Csidwell's run, leading to Mt. Zion Gem
etery. The proposed structure will be
FIVE feet longer than the one there AT
present. The front fence is to be re.
painted and large arch will be con-
struCted over the gate with the name Of
the cemetery over it. The trustees have
passed a resolution forbidding lot owners
20 fence in their lots. There are to be =
number of other improvements msde.