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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-10
MARTINS FERRY.
SALE OF THE OHIO CITY MILLS POST
PONED.

SALE OF THE OHIO CITY MILLS POST
PoNED.
One OF our citizens, David Vennum,
made narrow escape, Tuesday evening,
from being drowned. In attempting to
cross on the ice, in returning from
Wheeling, he stepped in hole near the
Virginia shore and sank to his armplts
in the water his arm resting on the sur
rounding Ice. The water was too deep to
touch bottom, and not being able to ex-
tricate himself he raised yell, when
some parties came to his relief, but not
antll he was nearly persisted with cold.
Yesterday being the day, according to
advertisement, Tor the sale OF the Ohio
City mill quite crowd were promptly
on the ground to learn who would be the
fortunate party in getting the mill. Col.
Geo. Mitchell appeared as agent Tor the
trustee, Ross }. Alexander. Five thous-
and two hundred dollars over and above
the bonds was bid, but as there was some
misunderstanding among the bondholders
and bidders about the decree Of the
Court MS to how much it would
take to purchase the mill, 1t WAS thought
best TO adjourn the sale for two weeks,
TIL Wednesday, January 23d, by which
time further instruction could be had
from the court. The postponing of the
sale will be grand disappointment to
most of our people, ss nearly all were
anxious ~ have the mill started, and 10
have tins one crest drawback to our
growth Ms town removed.
The holders OF the second mortgage
which amounts to $4,000 or $4,000
were on the ground, and were very anx-
ious for the pOstponement, for if the
property had been sold for $4,000 or
$4,000 or in fact any amount under $780,
600 they would not have realized n cent.
This mortgage is held in Cleveland.
A REGISTER reporter was told that
prominent capitalist of Bridgeport had
offered the bond holders OF the mill $780,
coo for it, II they should buy it at the
sale.
The thermometer stood degrees be-
low zero, Tuesday morning, st some
places 10 town.
Scandal lovers in our town are having
feast OF tGt things at present.
Ssmuei Dean, Esq, started Monday
evening for Delaware, Ohio, having
candidate for the reform school In charge,
- Porter, aged Ia years.
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The river marks Indicated feet 3
inches.
By Telegraph
PITTsBURGH, January 9.-River
foot inches and stationary. Westher
cloudy and cool.
LITTLE Rock, January 9.-Westher
clear and pleasant. River 10 feet 6
inches and falling.
NASHVILLE, January 9.-River feet
soant and falling. Arrived Cooke,
Evansville and Nashville; Hillmsn,
CAIRO.
VIcKsBURG, January g.. Weather
clear. Mercury 57o River rose 10
feet in the channel. Up-Kstie and
Kouuz. Arrived-Yszoo Valley.
CAIRO, January g. Arrived
Belle Memphis, Memphis. Departed
Belle Memphis, ST. Louis. River ~
feet 2 inches and falling. Weather
clear and mild.
LOUISVILLE, January 9.-Westher
cloudy and cool. Departed Tom Sher-
lock, Cincinnati; Golden City, New Or.
leans River falling 6 fee! inch IN the
canal.
MEMPHIS, January 9.-River fell 10
inches, and now stands ~ feet. Wealth
er clear. Mercury 42o. DEPARTED
Baum, Cincinnali; Scudder and Cont
mental, New Orleans.
CEScISNATr, January 9.-River feet
inches and falling. Weather cloudy
and thswiDg. Arrived PARKER, Mem
phis; Mary Houston and Cherokee, New
Orleans. Departed -Shlnkle, Memphis.
ST. LOUIS, Jsnusry 9.-Arrived-
NoLe. Departed None River ha.
fallen 6 inches with II feet inches
above low water. There lie q good deal
OF heavy ice running. Weather partly
cloudy and much warmer.
EVANSVILLE, January 9.-Westher
clear till noon and warmer and cloudy
this evening, with signs OF rain; wind
southeast and south; mercury 81 20 fl
snd falling; barometer falling. River
10 2-lO feet scsnt and falling. Port list
Up-Idlewild, NJ. Smith, Jss. ". CAT,
Lloness No 3 and tow, Storm No. and
town. Morning Star The CAT
has big trip of freight snc the People
Line packets are rather light. Business
below the average. The Mary Miller
has repaired her doctor, and will be up
during the night
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A Glass Wedding.

Last night quite large and fashions g.
bic numbsr o; ladies snd gentlemen as
sembled at the residence of Mr.. William
Kelly, Treasurer oil Belmont county, at
ST. Clsirsville, upon an invitation to GEL
citrate the fifteenth anniversary OF the
marriage OF Mr.. and Mrs Kelly. MANY
fine snc useful presents were given to
the happy couple at this celebrate on
Mrs Kelly looked IS handsome aud pre-.
scented as fine an appearance as sue d
on the evening she first became 8 bride.
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BELMONT COUNTY.
BELLAIRE.

ACCIDENT ON CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD.
The Bellaire nail mill will resume oper-
atoms Monday next, January l4th.
The mail express on the Central OHIO
DIVISION of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, met with serious accident Tues
day evening last, about one mile east OF
Sonora, Ohio. The axle on the engine
broke throwing the locomotive east and
west; the boiler was pointed west and
the tender east. The train had four
coaches and a sleeper. The FIVE cars
were thrown ofl the track, the psssen-
gers were safely carried through, but the
engineer, John Moore was moro or less
stunned and bruised. 1t was great
miracle that there was not more damage
done than there wss.
About six hundred packages of fresh
oysters were shipped via the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad fos western points yes
terdsy.
DR.. Jones, a we'll known citizen of Bel
laire, has been visiting frinds on the AL
legheny mountains for the past two
! weeks.
B. Eberline, Steubenville, o; A. n.
Hart, Pittsburgh; John L. Shryock,
GAINESVILLE, O.; Z. G. Deveers, Allegheny,
Pa; l.. Poster, Columbus, o., and Dr.
Dwight, Wheeling, are registered at the
Globe.
Tuesday evening last Bellsire was in
darkness on account of the gas freezing
up. 1t intertered with n great many OF
our business houses.
TIE marriage of Mr.. G. q Merit and
Miss Ella Booth came off at the Disciples
! Church, last evening. There were q
great many present. We wish them
success.
REPAIRING of brass, wooden, or town
clocks attended to with promptness and
neatneSs by p. 7. Sellars, 4l9 Belmont
street, three doors below the railroad
bridge.
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rour,b stree, Nj Church.

The following programme will be given
at this church this evening: !. lnvocs-
ton. =. Singing. 5. First topic: "Ns-
tions, Rulers, Magistrates and Statesmen,
the Army aud Navy" Remarks, A. NJ:
Adams, Prayer, l. Il. Williams. 4. Sing.
ing. 3. Second Topic: Benevolent and
Philsnthropic Institutions" Remarks,
Miss Aalsnds f list; Prayer, Mrs. J. G.
Land. Singing Z. Third Topic:
Religious Liberty the opening OF doors,
wide and etfectusl, Tor publishing the
Gospel, and the reign Of righteousness
and peace Remarks, Re-. A J. Lyds;
PRAYER, A. G Wincher. S. Singing. 9.
General Review. 10. Doxology and
Benediction,
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Death from Heart Disease.

Yesterday morning, while Mr.. L. l..
Talbot, OF Belmont county, near Quincy
Station, ST. Cisirsville snd Beilsire rail-
road, iew miles south OF st. ClaIrsville,
wss preparing 70 move his family to
Bethany, thi: State, he was attacked with
severe case OF heart disease, from
which he died in 8 very few minutes.
HIS sled became fast in 4 rut in the road
ard while be wss at work releasing il, be
was stricken down with the disease.
Mr.. Talbot Wa = man shout seventy
years OF sge, 8 miller by occupation, and
= man well respected by all who knew
him. He had formally resided S. Sun
fish.
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THE COUNTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings TN the DIFF
ferenr Judiciary HOdies.
COUNTY CoUKT-JUDGE BOYD.

COUNTY GU hl-JC DUE Bol ~
Daniel Shieb, trustee o. w. Ii. Shieb
VS.. d. NJ. Maxwell in assumpst.
Judgment rendered for $l6l OF and costs.
John W. Berry VS.. Thomas Prince.
The case was given to the jury at 4
o'clock for n verdict which had not been
rendered at o'clock.
p. E. linn VS.. K. Savage ct al, certified
by Squire w. II. Caldwell. The toll
lowing jury was called and sworn in this
case: John Updegrsh, VIM. EpbIem,
A. }. Norton, 4. l.. Kimmns, Hugh
Clark, John White, James Deaplalne,
Stephen Clark, John K. LOOMS, John h.
Beck, Stephen Tracy and James Cum
ninghsm.
Adjourned until o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE COURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Richard Jones, vagrsnt, fined two dol
lars and costs. Committed.
Jerry Boden, vagrant, fined two dol
lars and costs. Committed
Frank Meloy, vagrsnt, fined two dol
lars and costs. Committed.
Thomas Mitchell, vsgrsnt, tined two
dollars and costs. Committed.
James Arnd, vsgrsnt, fined two dol
lars and costs. Committed.
Harry Jackson, vsgrant, fined two dol
lars and costs. Committed.
Frank Duty, vagrant, fined two dol
lars and costs. Committed
The case against Richard Forsythe, for
dischsrging pistol in the city, WAS con-
tInued until to-day.
The case against Matthew Perrill for
disorderly conduct, WAS continued on sc-
count OF absent witnesses.
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He VIII sue the Company.

M. Walter Buoy, who had such mar
row escape from death near Rush's Run,
and whose horses were killed by the
train on Tuesday, says he will sue the G.
& p Company. BE states that the cross
Ing where the accident occurred is pub
lie one, and that the engineer did not
blow his whistle Is the train approached.
His horses were both very fine ones,
and were valued At 500 each. MI.
Buoy sustained injuries about the head,
hip and knee, and rs now under the care
OF DIR. }. NJ. Todd, OF Bridgeport, who
is the physician and surgeon oithe road.
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Social Gathering.

Last evening quite large crowd as
sembled at the residence of Miss Annie
Odenbsugh, on Virginia street, Island,
and passed the hours in very pleasant
manner. Everybody seemed to enjoy
themselves to the utmost degree. Dane
ing WAS kept up until nearly daylight.
Among those present We noticed Joseph
Glass and Miss Lizzie Wilkins, John
LLtz and Miss Kste McGown, Will.
Crosse and Miss Leila Ward, Will. Hane
and Miss Annie Freese, Reuben Tracy
and lady, Frank Odenbsugh and Miss
Sally Grouse
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River news.

The river marks Indicated feet
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A Fatal Spot.

Last Tuesday morning horse belon =
ing TO Adams, the ash cart man, fell in
front of +. NJ. Porter'S produce store, on
Market street. The animal was lifted up
without injury. This is the second time
that the animal has fallen in this place.
Yesterday morning 3 very nice looking
horse, while standing in front of this
store, dropped to the ground without any
visible cause. About dozen men rushed
IN tho resrue
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Will. Recorded by the count, oour,

A copy Of the will of DR.. NJ II. hous-
ton, diseased, late OF Hanover county,
Virgins, was admitted 10 record YES.
terdsy. John o. Pendleton was qualified
IS administrator de bonus non with the will
annexed. Bond 81 500.
A copy OF the last will and testament
of James Quigg, deceased, late OF he
city OF Wheeling, was admitted TO record
yesterday. W. Z. Hsnlsn was qualified
administrator de 55Hus non with the will
annexed. Bond, $4,000.
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THE WAVERLYS..

hOciety-TOasts, &c.

short History OF the
sOcieiy-TOasts, &c.
The Waverlys opened with n full
house. Krsmer's band was in attend
snce aud discoarsed, as usual, their
delightful music.
After few remarks by the President,
Mr.. Frank Mcneil, Mr.. II. L. Black was
introduced, and recited poem entitled
the departed Boys" of whose compost
ton the worthy Presideut was given the
credit. Then followed an essay by Chas.
Reed, on Changing man and the
changeable world recitation by IL.
Holiday, subject, "Milton on his own
blindness" Mr.. Edward Larkin WAS next
introduced, and gave the "Painter OF
Athens" As usual he acquitted himself
with honor and was heartily encored.
The performance was closed with a
debate.
RESOLVED, That we shall resume specie
payment in 1879.
Affirmative, Frank Mcneil; negative,
Edward Lsrkin.
The debate was spirited, and showed a
careful and conslderate preparation by
the debaters. The style of all the per-
formers was eloquent and highly enter.
tanning. After the performance. the
present members of the society, with a
number of the alumni of the society, re-
paired TO Martins Capital restaurant, on
Market street, where they Toasted on all
the good things OF the season, which were
prepared IN the best of style.
The boys were in the best of spirits and
wit ruled the hour. Archie Paxton in
mis- celebrated song, 1.-THE First Catastro-
phe on the p. w. Il X. Railroad eclipsed
everything. 1t Was slsuyhing song and
was received with great applause. The
"Star Spsngled Banner" WAS rendered by
Harry Black, also the popular song
"Sweet Bye and Bye" The Wsverly
Song was sang and "Shermsn's March
to the Sea-" After the singing came
champaign and the following toasts:
TOAsTs.
acknowledgements TO by II. L.
Black.
"Our Birthdsy"-C. w. FrsnzheIm.
.Slr Walter Scott"-Frank Stanton.
"The Press" Thomas NJ. Clarke.
Legal Frasernity "-"Jake" Kemple.
"Medical Fraternity" DR.. Wunder-
lich.
"Womsn"-John Day.
'"Our Ex.memb ers"-George Thomp-
son.
This society was organized by eight
young gentlemen on The evening of the
9Th OF January, 1873, for the laudabls
purpose OF social, mental and moral cuI-
ture. The names OF the original orgsni.
zers of the society are Messrs. Benjamin
5 Allison, Frank Stanton. 5. q. vii.
llams, John Day, Mont Williams, L. n.
Clarkson, Z. ii. Brady and ). G. Wilson.
Tins number of resOlute men WAS soon
swollen TO a membership OF forty. By
degrees the old members have grown TO
manhood's estate, many having joined
the Benedictne army, whilst others have
gone TO seek their fortunes in foreign
climes. Ufthe original eight, there were
only three present at the banquet last
night, viz Messrs. John Day, Frank Stan
Ton and 5. &. Wilson. The influence of
this society has shown itself, and among
its members and alumni We find many
talented young men who have a opted
the different rOtessions, trades ana
businesses. May the society continue TO
exert rs good an influence on its MEM
bers in the future rs it has done in the
past.
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To reduce stock and rsIse money /
will sell this week standard cloth prints
tor less than cents per yard and all
)iher dry goods and carpets for less
money than quoted in any paper or
circular distributed IN the city. Come,
see and examine before buying, corner
OF Main and Twentieth st-eeta .. w.
FerreL
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AeRlsp prize ball will be given at
Turner Hall on Friday evening January
18th. 1878. A valuable house and lot
situated on alley Second, North Wheel
ing, a sewing machine and several other
valuable prizes will be drawn tor. Eseh
person purchasing ticket will be pre-
sented with ticket emitting them to a
chance r-r
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PREJUDICE often rules in the physical
treatment OF Babies They are allowed
70 suffer and scream with pain from
Cole, FlAtulence, Bowel Disorders, etc,
when some simple, reliable aud safe
remedy as DR.. Bulls baby Syrup, would
give almost immediate relief and perfect
ease 10 the little sufferer.
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Miss COOnlbs.

Tonight this eminent actress will sp-
pear at the Opera House, in the charac-
ter of "Csmille,"s play drsmstized from
the novel Camille, or the Csmelis
lady" written by the French author,
Alexander Dumas. A number Of tickets
have already been sold, and from Gil Gp-
pesrsnces, la ge and refined audience
will greet this lady.
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FOR RENT OR SALE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED OFFERS kzA
for rent the fine business stand ~
at the northwest corner of Market
square and Market ley. The house Is
uew, large and has all the modern i'm e
proVements. and ell suited for either
hotel or store. If not rented as whole
will rent the saloon separately; II de-
sired, 1 will sell the property: Possession
given rs any time. j. FElNLhk.
dec3ltMIh
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No Actual Increase.

The Clerks statement Of the city ex-
penses of last year shows an increase of
5000 on the police expenses, over last
year, but in reality it is not an increase,
as the expenses of the City Prison were
added in the report, to the expenses of
the police.
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FOR SALE

4 HALF LOT ON THE WEST SIDE OF
n Main 81. Fifth ward, between Twenty
second and Twenty-thlrd sts., beginning
at a point 80 feet south of Z. W. Seabrights
clothing store and extending 81 feet south,
and extending 100 feet west To Il wide alley.
Also Il frame tenement house on the east
side of Eofi street, Second ward, between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets For terms,
&c apply TO JAS WHEELER, Esq,
Real Estate Agent, Office corner Main and
2Srd streets, Fifth ward. JAG
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TIyO THE CREDlTOkS OF GEOKGE ".
Marquis, deceased.
In pursuance 10 decree OF the Munici
pal Court OF Wheeling, made in a cause
therein pending To subject the real estate
OF the said George W. Marquis 10 the pay
ment of his debts, you are required 10
nresent YOUR claims against the said
George MARQUIS, for adj Indication, 10 l.. :.
Jordan, Commissioner, AT his office in the
city of Wheeling, on or before the 18th
day OF January, 1873.
Witness, Thos N. D8rrah, Clerk OF the
said court this 9th day OF Move N Der, 1877.
po2Soawv THOS, NJ. DARRAH, Clerk
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AuusenlenIS,

During the remainder OF the week
there will be three entertainments at the
Opera house, Jane Coombs in "Csmille"
this Q, ening and in "Romeo sud Juliet
tomorrow evening. Hsverleys gigantic
MINISTRIES Saturday night, and Harry
kobinson's renowned troupe of negro
mlnstrels on Monday evening.
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Arm Broken.

Tuesday evening about 10 o'clock, two
sleighs collided on Main between Ninth
and Tenth streets, which resulted in
breaking Miss Mary Stsuvers arm,
caused by her falling 10 the ground.
She was Isken TO the drug store Of Logan,
List & Co, where surgical aid wss
rendered.
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A sudden Change,

The thermometer indicated % degrees
above zero yesterday morning at s
O'Clock, and SO degrees 81 7 o'clock las,
evening, ST which lime s misting rain
began, and continued 10 O'Clock this
morning.
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Found.

We were informed last night that the
box which Was taken from Father
kreusch, last Sunday, was returned TO
him yesterday with It's entire contents
So and some valuable pspers--un
touched. The Reverned gentleman had
offered a reward OF S25 for the recovery
of the box, and we are glad to learn that
it was found without further trouble.
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FOR RENT.

NNE FINE BRICK DWELLING, NINE
" rooms, with all modern Improve 4sa6
ments, water closet and bath tubs; Iaai
large lot; located No. 81 ;. Penn ST.,
now occupied by w. II. Caldwell, Esq.
Possession April list.
one two and half story brick house
with eight rooms aud store room gas and
water; all in good repair: No. % Elgh-
teenth street; Will be rented very low.
Possession April LIST.
Two one story frame houses on Eleventh
street, suitable for offices or dwellings.
Possession April list. Apply 10
A. NJ. ADAMS,
dr,2S 1927 Market street.
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A GOOD CHANCE.

OFFER FOR SALE ALL THE FIN
lures, Furniture and Appearances OF the
old Home Hotel, on Market Square, as |
desire To retire from business at present
Everything is in good repair and the bust.
ness is prosperous. This is good chance
TO the right man.
GEORGE SCHwARZHBACH,
dec.9h Proprietor.
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A LADY in our neighborhood who hsd
suffered for over three months the most
extreme torture by a violent cough, has
become completely cured by DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. For sale in every drug
a.
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services In 80. Alphonsus CGnrch.

As the root of st. Alphonsus Church
has been declared to be safe by those who
have examined it, services will be held
IN 1t as usual. The installation services
OF the officers of the st. Alphonsus
Society will be rendered on Sunday next
ut 3 o'clock,
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Organization Of q Grand Lodge OF
the knights Of Honor for the

orSahIzatiOn VI UEHhu A<ooso VI
the knights Of Honor for the
State.
Yesterday number members of the
various lodges of Knights of Honor
throughout the State, assembled in this
city for the purpose OF organizing a
grand lodge,
The following is a list of the delegates
who were present: Msner Jenkins,
Eureka Lodge, No. 643, Piedmont; W.
P Head, Potomac Lodge No. 675,
Keyser; p. A. Rohrbsugh, Grafton
Lodge, No. 400, Grafton; NJ. l.. Shatfer,
Preston Lodge, No. 573. Newburg; j. b.
Mari and n. Hsger, Marion Lodge, No.
428, Warrington; DIR. NJ. r. Boyd and
j. Davis, Pearl Lodge, No. AT,
Cameron; j. A. Ewing, "a. w. Hunter
and Hanson Criswell, Moundsville Lodge,
No AIS, Moundsville; &. II. Deiters, r.
Ii. Cochran and G. l.. Crsnmer, Alpha
Lodge, No. 424, Wheeling.
The assembly was called to
order at o'clock last evening.
At the hall OF Alpha Lodge, by
Supreme Dictator, }. A. Eye, ard after
the necessary preliminaries, the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
Manner jenkins, Past Grand Dictator;
J. j. Davis, Clarksburg, Grand Dictator;
NJ. l.. Shatier, Newburg, Vice Grand
Dictator; W. T. Head, keyser, Assistant
Grand Di tstor; q. L. Crsnmer, Wheel
Ing, Grand Chaplain; T. ii. Dieters,
Wheeling, Grand Reporter; n. Hager,
Warrington. Grand Treasurer; Il. w.
Hunter, Moundsville, Grand Guide; 7.
A. Rohn bsugh. Grafton, Grand Sentinel;
J. A. Ewing, Moundsville, Grand Guar.
dian.
Grand Representatives TO Supreme
Lodge-R. IL. Cochran, two years; j. b.
Morr, one year; slternates, K. S. Oney,
two years; n Gof, Jr., one year.
Grand Committees-M. K. Boyd, j.
Nelson, Wisner, & &. Cole.
Grand Committees, Commute on Laws
and Supervision-G l.. Cranmer, K. h.
Cochran and P. A. Rohrbaugh.
On Finsnce-Ewing,H Head and Shofier.
On Printipg-Boyd, Campbell and
Morr.
Committee TO take and oppose bonds
Davis, Shofer and Head.
Committee on Sesl-JudGes Crsnmer
and Cochran, and Chss. II. Delters.
The first session of the Grand Lodge
wss most harmonious, and the member
ia the city and visiting mem bers are
more than ever welded to the organizs-
ton.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks Of this
Grand Lodge are hereby returned 20 the
citizens of Wheeling and Alpha Lodge,
for their kind hospitality snd hne recep-
ton.
Adjourned to NEE; 81 Grafton, on the
second Tuesday of August, 1873, st ten
o'clock A. NJ.
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Arreafed.

otto Smith, of Martins Ferry, was
arrested IN Bridgeport last week tor
selling whisky to minor, and gave bail
Tor his appearance at Court.