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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-08
81 AlnhnnsusEair.

The hall was again well filed last night
and much enthusiasm prevailed. The
flower stand wss repIenished and pre-
scented beautiful appearance. So many
additional donations have been received
that 1t is difficult to miss what has been
cold. The fair will close tonight at ten
o'clock.
After the vohug for candidates for
the gold headed cane, it WAS found that
Mr.. Beuter had S9l 80 and Nj kirch-
ner Sl47 33. The silver watch was won
by John Trusche, he having 500 40.
John Woke won the hat, he having
SIS 81. Miss V. Auth won the necklace
a. she had S37 40 AID Miss Neuberger
$40 O5. The other necklace Miss NJ.
Bernsrt received, her votes amounting
to $50 A. and those of Miss T. Boshart 10
S3l 80.
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Jurors summoned.

Sheriff Tingle has summoned the fol-
lowing men 10 serve as drawn jurors at
the present term of the Circuit Court
beginning Monday June 10, 1875 until
discharged
Centre District-G. B. Wilson, j. w.
Barton, Jacob Better, Frank Auber.
Webstcr-C. d. Hsnes, James Arm
strong, Thomas Galloway, +. j. Flood.
Ritchie-John Plues, K. Halstein, Jos.
Heidinger, Charles Ellsworth.
Ricblsnd-George Hut, L. j. Holmes,
Fergus Smith.
Tridelphis- John Blsyney, Sam Stew.
art, James Bedilliou.
Liberty-W. B. Curtis, J. K. McMur-
ray, K. E. Buchanan.
Wsshlngton-Chas w. McKinstrey,
J. A. Marshall, George Zoeckler, Louis
g. Stifel.
Msdison-Wm. Duty, Dan Hallisey,
I. 9. Adams, f. T.. Myer.
Clay-W. NJ. Glessner, Perry Good
win, Joseph Msgee, G. II. Berry.
Union-Bendel Rose, Christ Deku.
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bridgeport ITEMS.

Joseph Desmon, Patrick Kinney, Pat
rick Keller and John Damn, rsilrosders,
were before the Mayor yesterday for be-
ing drunk and dsoTderly the night pre-
viOus. A fine of 81 AMI costs was I'M
Doc ed in each case. Desmon and Kin
ney, not having the wherewith to pay,
were sent to the chain-gsng for six days.
At late hour on Thursday night the
town was set in an uprosr by the yelling
OF man, who claimed that his valIse con-
tanning clothing valued at $50 had been
stolen. After long search the missing
property was recovered by Marshal
McConnaughey who at once tried to find
the party VINO had committed the act.
While this was taking place the loser
suddenly departed for Wheeling. 1t was
subsequently sscertained that he was
charged with stealing the articles HIM
self from q third party.
John Watkins and I'D. Anderson were
before the Mayor on Thursday, on the
charge of disturbing the peace and throw
ing stones on Sunday. Fined 81 and
costs in each case The former paid and
the latter gave security.
Bridgeport will be the owner of first
class sprnkiing cart early next week. A
number of our public spirited citizens
have contributed the money.
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Meeting at WicscI Hall.

Last night number of the friends Of
the ChIdren's Home met at this hall in
regular annual session tor the purpose Of
hearing the reports Of the various off.
GERS.
The meeting WAS called 10 order with
Benjamin Davenport in the chair, and
opened with prayer by Rev. Clancy, Of
the First Baptist Church.
Rev. S. B. Bsrnitz read his report as
President of the Board OF Directors; also
the report of the treasurer, the substance
of which was gwen in yesterdays REG
IsTER.
After some consultation in relation to
the welfare Of the Home, Rev. Mohat
made motion that 3 committee Of three
DO appointed to make nominations for the
election OF officers. The chair appointed
Rev Moffstt, Messrs. Hesrne and Jones
as the committee asked tor. Upon con-
sultation the committee reported the fol-
lowing names, which were put in nom
nation and elected: President, Benjs
min Davenport; Vice Presidents, John
l.. Hobbs, Daniel e. List Secretary,
Louis &. Stifel; Treasurer, Mis- Gertrude
Lamb; Directors, Rev. S. B. Barnitz, w,
B. Simpson, Spsulding Wallace, w. A.
List, J. q. Robinson, j. h. Hughes, q. l..
Cranmer, John o. Pendleton.
After the election, there beng no other
business on hand, the meeting was closed
by prayer from DR.. Cunninghom.
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BPrROnnIIiIPa.

w, A. Hunt, of the Belmont Chronicle
was in the city yesterday.
Anton Reymsnn, who is IN Baltimore
attending the Brewers Congress, is ex-
pected home to-day.
E1-Judge james Ferguson, OF Kama
whs, is at the Stsmm.
Robert Marshall and e. w. Bsggs
will deliver addresses a. the temperance
meeting at MozsrL Hall this evening.
Col. L. r. Dorsey, assistant general
ticket agent of the B. & o. railroad, will
be in the city to-day.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Short Creek, was in the
city yesterday, and reports crops in his
region as being very fine.
Henry Lspp, who has been confined to
his residence by sickness, is able to be
out again.
Mr.. Simms, a former resident OF
Wheeling, but who removed to Phlls-
delphis in 1923, is visiting friends in the
city.
The registry OF the National Medical
Association contains the following names
in addition to those given yesterday Drs
J. Owen Wall, OF Huntington, and H.
w. Brock, of Wheeling.
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River News.

The marks last evening indicated 3
feet 10 inches and falling.
The Science departed for Psrkersburg
yesterday at 1920 A. NJ. IN place Of the
Express The latter goes out to-day in
place Of the Courier, the Courier having
broke her shaft at Matamoras, which
will disable her for about two weeks.
The Thsnhsuser departed on time yes
terday morning for Mstamoras.
The O'Neal leaves for Pittsburgh this
morning At 4. VI. sharp.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
at noon Yesterday with a good trip. She
leaves on her return trip this afternoon 81
3 o'clock.
The Salt Valley lie due up tonight and
the Katie StOckdale tomorrow morning,
both en- route for Pittsburgh.
The Granite State will pass down early
this morning for Cincinnati.
The j. S. Mercer bursted her steam
pipe at the head OF the Island yesterday
morning, and had to lay up for repairs,
she will likely get away this evening.
She is on her way TO Pittsburgh with 8
tow of empty bsrges.
The Joseph b. Williams and tow are
laid up at La Belle landing.
The local piCkets arrived and departed
on time Yesterday.
The Hawk passed up yesterday, with
tow Of railroad tIes.
The Joseph A. Stone and barges are
loading for st. Louis. They will leave
as soon as loaded.
The Alice is en- route from st. Louis
with q good trlp.
Commodore Alex. Paxton, who is a.
ways posted on river matters, returned
from Louisville on the Hudson yester-
day.
The Hope left for Parkersburg last
evening after tow.
The Joseph D. Williams, one OF the
largest tow boats which plies the Ohio
river, is tied up near the old Washington
mill, on account of low water.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, June River feet
IL inches and falling. Weather clear
AID cool.
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ChapIine street NJ. +. Church Fair,

Through the kindness of Mr.. Thomas
Horn brook, aided by the skilltul hands
and competent heads of some OF the
ladies OF the Chapine street NJ. b.
Church, the lecture room presented q
charming appearance last night. There
were flowers TO the right OF them, flowers
to the left of them, and flowers over the
fair participants heads. The tables
and booths were very tssteIuIly ar
ranged, and the object merited rs 1t
received a hearty appreciation by the
large membership. a very full house is
also looked for tonight. The following
IS list Of the names of the ladies in
charge of the different tables:
Refreshment Table No. Mrs.
Workman, Misses Annie Reed, Beckie
Rahr and Cinnie Besse.
Refreshment Table No. misses
Julia Hubbard, Carrie Hubbard, LIZZIE
Crosse, Carrie Harrison and Maggie
Rstclif.
Candy Stand-Mlsses Katie Charnock
and Emma Fowler.
Lemonade Stand-Misses Abbie Bach
man and Mary ReppettO.
Flower Stand-M sses Ida Smith, An
ME Work and Annie johnson.
Tonight the programme will be en-
livened by the suctioneering OF the bo-
quets.
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AMONG Duh CHURCHES.
Where Religious Consolation May
be Found O.morrOw.

be FOUND O'mOrrOW.
Rev. Lsshley, of Morgsntown, will
preach morning and evening ST the
Thompson n. E. Church, Island.
First English Lutheran Church, Six
teenth street. Sermon st 1880 o'clock
a. N. by Rev. S. B. BsrIitz, pastor.
Sunday School at 2 P. NJ. Blackboard
Lesson "Daniel in the lions den." No
service in the evening, the congregation
being united to the union services and
Bsccalaureate at the Fourth Street N. E.
Church.
Rev. Geo. Z. Hlte, will preach at the
North Street NJ. Z. Church Sunday, both
morning and evening.
Prof. Loos, of Bethany College, will
preach at the Disciples Church to-mor-
row.
Rev. W. c. Snodgrass, pastor, will OIL
ciate at Chspline Street NJ. f. Church to-
morrow.
Regular services to morrow morning
and evening at the German Evangelical
Lutheran Church. Rev. a. w. Werder,
pastor.
First Reformed Episcopal Church,
Vessel Hall 1905, Chspline street.
Services at 1890 A. NJ. Rev. +. d..
Jenkyns will preach on the subject,
THE Christian Profession" and IN the
evening at 100 on Seeking for the City
OF God" Sittings IN the Church are free.
Sunday School at 9 \. NJ.
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Trdstne,s Sale of Real Estate

TNY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made by Peter Schlernitzauer and
Catherine SchlernitZauer, his wife, dated
the SOth day OF April, A. ID. 1873, and re-
corded in the office of the CLERK OF the
county Court of ohio county, West Nlr-
GINA, in deed OF trust book No. ., page
4SQ will sell at public auction, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1873,
commencing at ~ o'clock A NJ, at tle
front door OF the Court House OF ONO
county. the follow ng described real estate,
wing in the CITY of Wheeling, west VIZ
GINA, TO wit: The south halt OF lot mum
bar * situate on the east side OF nam
stree, between Third formerly McLurel
street and Fourth formerly Bank) street
i'm rat part OF said city OF Whe cling, call
ed North Wheeling. Also, part OF LOT
No. 20. situated on the east side OF Main
street, between Third and Fourth streets,
in that part OF the city of Wheeling call
ed North Wheeling, which part OF SAD Iot
is more particularly described as follows
gianing at point on the east side OF
Main street and corner of said lOtS IS ana
~. thence eaStwardly with the line be-
tween said lots one hundred ieet; thence
sOuthwardly and parallel with Main street
TWENTY-FIVE feet: thence westWaIdly ana
parallel with the first line one hundred
ieet; thence uOrthwardly TO the place OF
beginning.
Terms OF Sale Cash.
The title to the above property Is be-
Ileved to be unquestiOnable, but selling as
trustee ! shall only convey such title as Is
vested in me by said deed OF trust.
). .. TAYLOR, Trustee.
&c. HERNEN, AuctiOneer. main
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CHE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the Dii'
ferenf judicial Bodies.
JUDGES GREEN, MOORE, JOHNSTON ANI
RAYMOND.

JUDGES GREEN, MOORE, JOHNSTON AND
RAYMOND.
Judge Smith ct al. made answer to the
rule IN prohibition heretofore awarded.
1t was argued and submitted. Tomlln-
son and Paisley for plaintiffs and Ran
kin Wiley for respondent.
The case Of Jonn Robrecht, appellee,
VS.. S. w. Wharton, appellant, Ohio
county, was continued
Phelps & Pound, defendants in error,
vs. Smith & Co.. plaintiffs in error, was
continued.
The case Of Z. Marling ST., appellee,
vs.. John Robrecht ct al, appellants was
argued and submitted.
The case of the First National Bank Of
Wellsburg, plaintiffs in error, vs.. Z. and
II. Kimberand defendants in error,
Brooke county, was continued.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
U. 5. DISTRICT CoURT-JUDGE JACKSON.
In the case Of Alfred Ullom VS.. Han
nah Cross, in which q motion to correct
and set aside the judgment given, was
overruled.
The court directed that the order au-
thorizing the summoning Of the witnesses
for the defendant, James 7. ireland, IN
the case OF the United States VS.. Free.
land, be non entered.
In the case OF the United States VS..
Columbus MObley, in chsncery, the court
ordered that said Mobley be restrained
from operating ferry beat across the
Shenandoah river at Harper's Ferry.
In the case of the United States VS..
James MobleY, in chsncery, same order
as above made.
In the case of the United States vs..
Deliah Mobley, in chancery. Same order
issued.
In the case OF Thos. Morehead " Son
VS.. steamboat Star of the West. The court
ordered that w. ii. Shshsn be allowed
TO take proofs in support OF certain mat
tiers, also that the clerk loan the residue
of the proceeds of the sale Of said boat,
after expenses paid, at interest.
Thos Fahs was recognized IN the sum
of 5000 for his appearance before this
court at its next session.
Inc case OF george DhsEehTs We. eSoaiLi-
boat Bette Gilbert, in admiralty. The
argument commenced and by consent of
counsel was postponed until some future
day.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock to-day.
COUNTY COURT-JUDGE BOYD.
James Sullivan VS.. Eugene Grimes,
certified by Squire Marshall. The plain
tiff was called and case dismissed.
Burns and Gillespie VS.. 9. Macken x
Co, in assumpsit and with attachment.
Demur to declaration and each count
thereof. Plea of non sssumpsit and leave
to Ole special plea within thirty days was
granted.
Oliver Springer VS.. BENZ. and j. n.
Charnock, tresspass on the cause. De
muir to declaration and office. Judgment
set aside
John b. Egue vs. Logsmariens. APP
peal from Squire Caldwell. Continued
to next term at plaintiff and appellees
costs.
Adjourned until o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This court heard four cases and i'm
posed fines ranging from 81 to $40 and
costs.
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MARTINS FERRY LOCALS.

Quite number of our pretty girls
were indulging in the exciting sport OF
archery yesterday afternoon. Some ex-
cellent shots were made.
Michael Moran, Dennis Desmond and
Sayler Shelley came over from Wheel
ing yesterday about noon, it is SAID 10 an
intoxicated condition, and disturbed the
peace TO such an extent that the two for
mer brought up in the lOck-gp. Shelley
escaped arrest by running into the river,
from whence he was taken across IN 3
skiff. He left his coat and shoes in pos
session of Marshal Cochran. Moran and
Desmond will explain themselves to the
Mayor this morning.
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LtndsIex literarx society.

This Society held It's usual meeting
yesterday afternoon. Debating and de-
claiming occupied the attention of the
boys for an hour and half. Also some
well written essays were read. The boys
completed the arrangements tor their
grand literary entertainment next Fridsy
evening. 1t will no doubt be the finest
literary performance ever given by the
young Lindsleys 1t is to be hoped that
MI of the friends of the school and soci-
ETY. will be present to encourage the boys
in their literary efforts.
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Foot Wear.

We call the special attention of the
ladies to the largest stock of Button Side
Lace and Walking Boots, MignOn Ties,
Opera and Toilet Slippers in the city,
the only place where lady can get
properly fitted. All first quality goods
guaranteed, and the price as low as any
house in the city. We solicit an exam
ination ofour stock; We are not afraid to
show goods. Give US call at Little
Shoe House. JERRY CLEMENS,
Is Eleventh street.
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Stealing.

Mr.. Schnell, tailor who resides at No.
2622 Market street, has recently been
made the victim OF several petty thefts,
which are annoying II not heaVy. One
night during the present week valuable
shepherd dog wss stolen, aad at late
hour on night before last some one pried
the cellar door from its fastening, and
carried of four large hams.
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Election of Officers,

The Grand Grove of the United
Ancient Order OF Druids elected the fol.
lowing officers last night: f. Frank, NJ
g. A; Geo. Baum, D. G. A; Thee
Schreibsr, Grand See; John Tohse
Treasurer; Jacob Lsnfried, Grad Mar,
shall; q. ususer, Grand Sentinel. Theo
Schneider and Jacob Land!ried, grand
to the Grand Grove OF the
United States, wlich meets AZ Indian.
spolis, August - 1873.
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VIII EapnrtInSt

The will OF Ferdinand Fsulstick, de-
ceased, was admitted TO probate Yesier-
day IN the County Clerks office. 1t
is dated May 10, 1878, and is witnessed
by Jacob Vetter, James Wheeler and
Jacob Vogler. The devlsee commences
by declaring sll other and former wills
null and void, and disposes of sll his real
and personal property to his wife Elizs-
beth Fsulstick, to be held by her during
her natural lite, ard disposed of st her
discretion for her use and support, and
the maintenance of her children, and st
her death to go tie children, share and
share alike. Elizabeth Fsulstick and
Valentine Bellinger qualified SIS e1ecu-
tors, toni $500, with jacob Vogler as
security.
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Affecting @ieglster.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index to New Advertisements.

Special Attention-G Mendel, Booth
Il Co.
Smythe's Great Excursion.
Strawberry Festival-Sisters of st. Jo-
seph.
Humptv Dumpty Pantomime.
Fruit Jars-J. l.. Hobbs, Son Il Co.
German Benevolent Society Pic Mic,
For Kent-Two Residences.
Letter List.
Disciples Church.
Turtle Soup Luuch-John Kleyis.
Lemonade Strsws - Cummins y
Woods.
10. o. +. Funeral Notice.
Silks-I. Blum & Bro Head of Lo-
cal
Ladies Linen Suits-I. Blum u Bro
Head Of Local
St. Alphonsus School Fair.
PIumbers-Tbompson " Hibberd.
Photographs-PlImmer's Gallery.
Something New 90 Higgins Gallery.
Undertaking-Znk X Son.
Special Observation-Disclosures u Dill
on.
Floral Festrvsl-Chapline Street Nj. L.
Sunday School.
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DAYS.
. WEATHER.
The Military Picnic.

Last night the various military COM
panies met 81 the srmory and arranged
tor grand battalion drill and picnic
July Fourth, at the Ohio Valley Grove,
five miles up the F., W. & KY, railroad.
Capt. Lukens, Lieut.. Linch, Capt. Otto,
Lieuts. Cranmer, Robertson and Todd,
james Clark and VIM. Heller were sp-
appointed q committee of srrsn gements.
james Clark was appointed a committee
of one on printing. Billy Myers has
been engaged to funish music. Three
trains will be run to and from the grove
during the day.
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gnsnalg.bIP yfRttpF.

Tho following letters are held ut the
Poslcfiice Tor the necessary stamps:
Sam Slack, New York City; Alex. OAR
rah, Clerk # Court, st. C.airsyiile, o !;
Miss Lizzie Williams, White House, IS
Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pei G. NJ
Chldesto-, Morgautown, W. Va Gustave
Fronmsn, manager Sloddsrt Company.
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CONTROVERSY among the first.

CONTROVERSY among the frst-clsss
hotels of New York shows that the ser
vice is constantly changing from one
frst-clsss hotel to the other, and the bills
of fare show the same variety Of dishes.
The important fact, 10 travellers, 10 that
the Grand Central offers the same &C.
commodstions for one and two dollars
per day less than the others.
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wo,,.,s uo,heYs Mothers.

Don't inll to procure Mr.. "In'iow
Soothing syrup for sIl diseases oi I's't,
ing 10 children. II re.ICyes the gL.'u
from pain, cure. wind collie, regulates ths
> 'wels, md, BY giving relief and hes'n
10 the child, giyCf rect 20 the mother
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The shooting Match at Timn.

Prot. {. E. Dwight and Mr.. Spslding
Wallace yesterday returned from Tifin,
o., whittier they had been to participate
in shooting match. Prot. Dwight made
a score OF 81 and Mr.. Wallace so out of
q possible 60, and won the prize, but
which wss not awarded to them because
the judges feared such action on their
part would Cause 6issffectlon among the
Ohio boys. Messrs. Dwight and Wsllsce
subsequently, challenged any person on
the ground to shoot for Sl00, distance
from 400 10 800 yards, bat found 10
.akers.
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Real Estate Transfer.

The following transfer Of real estate
was recorded Al the office of the County
Clerk yesterday:
Deed made May %, 1878, by Louisa l..
Knox to Priscilla f. Hutchinson, Sarah
A. Simms, Mary i. Roe and David g.
Knox. individually, and David q. Knox
and William Peet as trustees, under
certain ante-Duptusl contract, for 4.O3
acres of land adjoining Hamilton Woods
property, adjoining Walters " Shall
cross property. $1,000.
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RESgDENCE FOR SALE.

OFFER FOR SALE Ny Residence
on the Island also my Furniture, ArA
Terms One.third cash; balance IN IT,
one TWO and three years, with I'M
tersSt. Will exchange for desirable CO. n
try property. ,ooDu,,pD
iueJh j. Il, NOOIN AMI
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RrnhnIn RnsIness.

The following probate business was
transacted at the clerks Office yesterday:
Elizabeth Faulslick was appointed
cxecutriy, ard Jacob Fogler executor Of
the estate of Ferdinand Fsulstick, de-
ceased. Bond $500, with Jacob Vog!er
4s surety.
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Ankle Injured.

Last night about 9 o'clock, young
man named Smith. who resides on the
South Side, seriously I'M Ired one of his
ankles at the Turner Hall where he was
pracucing. He was put on a street car
and taken 90 his home, where surgical as
sIs!snce was called in.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, June 7.-Mo,sv
Prime mercantile psper 364! pc, rs-.
Customs receipts SSSl.OOO. The A..2..
snt Treasurer disbursed 10000 o..
ings 100000. Sterling: long a.:
short 4S7.
GoLD-Stesdy ST lOl. Bor-,y.-
rates TO 2@4-l6 per cent. per diem
SILvER-At London 53f peDc. ~.
ounce; here silver bars HI: greept.cT''
lI6:, gold; silver coin 49l; per cent e.,
count.
GoyERNMENTs-ACtive.
United states 6s or 1881, coupons d.
Five-twenties, (lSES) new ..........
E1ve-tweaues, (lSS7l ..,.................
Fiye-twenues, (lS6Sl ................,....
New FouT-lnd-Oue-halIS '..,'
Ne" Four>-............. .... ma
1en-!O t.es,..''.. =
Ten-Eorty Coupons. ........... ia
currency slNes.....---....... ............. II.3s
RAILROAD BoSDs-S,ro1g sul bi-h..
STATE BONDS Steady.
SToCKs-rhe market opened b.pysr,
with An advance Of t to y per cent ana
considerable activity IN the lestlrr,h,
Rock Island was somewha, err,t,r -
vancing st the opening TO 1874. techr,r,,
to ll7s, with n recovery to llg Dur,g,
the afternoon the market WAS ,,-,r,-
especially for Lske Shore, New VI
Central, Michigan Central Raapibs, AMI
81. Joe, and G. {. {. X / VIII
advanced J to per cent Toward ,rs
close Rock Island fell oh IA pe- ran,
and the general list yielded T. Mar
cent, but the closing sales showed ., -e.
coyery Of / to +! per cent, the lister Ra,,
Island. The transactions on the SIN.
Exchange aggregated 10000 share. a.,
which 5000 were New York Ccp,,sr
$500 Erie, 81, 200 L,Sc shore. 4a.i
Wabash, G.OoO Northwestern comma,
and 800 preferred, 5000 Royk Is,,ot
5 600 -. Psul common $500 P.,,.b.r,n
$4,000 Delaware, Lsghawsnna and w.,
ern, 1900 New Jersey Central. 4uAl
Delaware AMI Hudson. 900 Morris ,rj
Essex, 1900 Michigan Coa.rsl aio0
Chicago, Burlington and . uucy, , 500
Hannibal snd St. Joseph, 100 O6los and
500 Western Union.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-08
More Recruits.

The following new recruits have been
adced 10 the Mathews Light Guards:
Robert Turner, John Snyder, George
Yeurum, John Gallagher, Harry Cald-
well and NJ. l.. Smith.