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ben bsiten sobIsnanoereien he's annss wsza NIT
Dreihodiges Ssegetitetnernes &aus init eohsn nm
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8u pertauiben. "''
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Wfpro 1tt1S seIbifittoro.

Gbeitsr, Ba., 5. april.-@lemen8 QlOgb,
40 SATIRE alt, ldoB beute @torgen auf ietne
1rau nub brad1te berielben cine t6otIid)e
g8unte bel gr fsrerte iooann brei Sbiiie
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Sis slMtwort RublanD'S . auT eorS SaIiSbmra's
Gtrfular.
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9as tpuuoerbar wtrfenoe SautmttteI
Sulp h de of A e j C m.
1innen, Blitben, 9eulen unb alle Sautausidldse
fperben u n bebinst sebetlt; 81 bas Badet; nit
Der Bon suselhift. Waan ienbe PofzSi SiFcesStempel
tar Bampblet nebit @ebrauh hsantpeiiuns.
9r. 9nbme & s on,p., Rr. Sc. Cfz5apetteftr.,
Oein Ipotbefer bat es. (Ssebr20, 1S.i.a.E.)
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8aIoene aloer ooer oamorrhcioen.

Or. S. %. Se 9Bitt's Dittel 9epdbrt unfeblbare
5eiluns BON blinoeu, blutenoen, d9pdrenben unb
judenben ,pdmorrboiben es iuirb Die SeilIns zines
jeoen aud nod 10 alien einsewurset'n iSales saranz
tirt, menn Der Yatient ben 9ebrauhsan,peiiunsen
ftrena uadbfommt. @s Drft berubiseno, perihafft
nod ieiner anpenbuns ioort einberins unb beiuert=
ffeatst poaise SeiIuns in furSer 3eit. Gle 5lafte
ipro su 80 Gents pon apctbeterH perfauft.
Satob Balb, ernannter Igent
(Nsj, ,3Nte, 9, ,9,s) in Baltimore.
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Gterti6te iaber Die WobtItiirume Der
oemtSGDen 2lrmee.
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GuropGiIGe Ga6el6eridte.
Ste Orteattaliid)e sSra9e.

Sntmer tpent9cr 2tnsTd1ten amf Ole
Grbaltittt8 0es SSrieoens.
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SCI oer= 50 q 9'e It

aler sorten uno Breiie 6ei
Spenrn sd,tuars,
Nr. 2f1, lSeftz Baltimore,
fmSr,t4, ,3Otte, Sonn& DtonT) nabe @barlssftraBe
Die neuen fitftid,en tino rufftfdIen eIeftro.
dJemtfdben, Gssrfmrial>, Sd,tnetef= unb 9ampfs
baoer in gir. 147, SarGtogas, nabe gutatDfrase,
fno iest fir Serren uno Damen Tn boiler 3bdttstett.
(Sept10, 12WtteF)
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@mnoes Nus tteEmne.
0tntrd8e lpetcen am 10. Aprit aeid,IofJeu
uSeoe Austunit unb @intraas NormuIare fino in
sotale bes 6 u b tgBeaminfer) gde Der Charles
mno Saratosasetrabe su baben. (83-6D
stmem 8eoarfntife abaeboItem
&ennn's sstueis.9bee=8efhaft,
@ibmeftz zGdeber Sauopersunb Gam ems
Strabe.
8eoentenoe Nretsberabiesmms fur &aifee!
Sutet 9eroNelef " I o-.....- ~ uho z2 Sti'''
Beliere eGuaIttdtbeS bees,
henn je supor!
6einer s imperial. .......... 81. 40 uno 30 Gents
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9lesanter Sapanider er ..:; % 5 aho oo os, S,,,s
BoisHald,tr il nser Speon... 80 eents, oer oel'e
une billiafte gbee i'm Rarfte.
NIIe @orten3uder5um ginfauIsPreite!
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Sen,Sats uno puiOsrIirtsss 3sas1 senna lu1s es"''
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stranc uuo Saomeft;ts6e Der Gas
re-, r, s9rl uoperz uno SamoenitraBe.
sine earts.
81, mr,. ueI&. an ben fsoIsen bon Susenolanoen,
rsrnsssr etpdde, @nttraftuns, BerIuR Der Dtan
n,straft &C. Ietoen, iebe i'd to f emf elm ReBeps
has 6e furirt. Defes srose SeilmitteI wurbe pom
.fnem Oiiitondr in Sdosstmerita entbedt. Stidt Elm
abrelirtss &ouuert an 6ep. Soiepb Z, Snman, Sta.
.fon D, Bi6les9ouie, H.=9. gitp.
(Oh.s.1S.t&m.,t.a.T.N
@aH, ssIeiid,maun & Comps Ysefbeie
Compressed yeast.
Da man entbedt bat, baB pieIe @adabmunsen un=
ierer Seie Ib i'm Nlartte beinoen, 10 bat ale dtte
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gen.
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mann & Comp 8 DreBbeie. 9dsIid irfh
6abrit>9epot: y,r, "a, Nora=@utatuz zstrase.
9. g. 9enmett, geb6itsiabrer.
(WdrA9, ,t2lRteS)
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~ Die Arbtit tpirb mad ben btRen fhnhIt1tf1en
GntpiTfen seIteIert unb YreiIe unb MusiibruEg Ael
Grbtit ben GnforhtrHn9en ber 3eit u. bes sf6mGdtl
anaepnbt. 9MmlArt & GMartIeh,
Erts!oMater, Defcvateure IlHb 0auSmnlfs,
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SelegrapDii6e Sepei1etl.
EBerlHts Der r4OcIIr.en srefies flu beu rDeptitsen
SGrreipoHeenteu".
9nlanS-Qspe(d)sa.
Der &autpf tsttt Die SbiirbiitersSteu
oeS Hepr6ientantenbaatSes.

&Ieiue Golitif uno 5rabtsieheret ins Ssapttole.
6aufuno3wansia GamoiDatIn fur ein
Msist. - 8erteral Butler ais rgSartpt6" oer
5ensofraten. Butter uuS Gpr, Die
jtinolid) ipedtIelnoen 0bancen. Sserrg
WscGop BON Baltimore Ser oemctrattz
idle Gancus, - @snsraI s5isIo aus Georgia
rnm{uirf
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Nauunternebmer= uno Stidbler= gSaareu unb
~ YoIiteretsMrtifeI, otuie marnsortrte gd1ie=
fer unb Silobamer=VaarnsnrsSsa Ssanttnfimse eriter
luaIitdt Su bebeueno berabaeebten Yreiieu 5 baben
bel SSobn 9uer & S6hneu,
(San24,1S) Nr. "a, Siib=@harlesftrage.
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40. Gcn9reB.-2. stbttn8-

Ste 9harbateriteae i'm Ssause = GbFenz Butter
Dor. = Gra6slid)e Debate stpiid]en Gor
uu0 Sutler.-Scr nStaatSmann BON Waf;
fadIufetts" Sdjetmt gut su babcu, sur oeinoa
fratiSd,en @astet 5uriiGSufehren.
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bic natiuiitiid seiinnte Brsiis Sapitul g e zen
Die Ginnanberer maht. 9as Jibtspiiisrs
tbum ipuft nod lmmer in Amerifa nno mar
tet nur anf Yropofationen, ME mir DaS sur
@eniige bier lopobl, fpie anbermdrtS lpihen.
SIN Bennlploauieu ilt ioebsn pon Der
@siebssbnng eine Sill paliirt norbeu, pelfe
Die auitelung BON aellnerinnen s in
&irtbibaiten unteriagt. Sn philadelphia
sebt es ungefdbr 40 g8irtbi6aiten nit 8elne=
riHnen, uno Die .3ubl Der oortiaen Sellnerins
uen bclduft fd) auf ungefahr 400. 9tiat
peni9e berielben iiHO 8rOitituirte, uuo mebs
rere Der betrefieuben @irtbidaiten merben ais
gefdbrlt6e 0isbess uno 9tauberb0blen be3eia@
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transacGiOn ID real estate
was recorded in the County Clerks office
yesterday:
Deed made Jsnusry I, 1878, by Anton
Holman and Amehs, his wife, to john
Holman, Tor all that part of the east 1
OF lot No. 81, East Wheeling for Sl,OOo.
Deed ms1e January I, 1878, By Pat
terson Huff, james HUFF and Sarah Z.
Hut to John &. McCurdy Tor piece OF
laad situated in TriadeIphia District, for
81 100.
Deed msde January 3, 1878, by VIM.
Gray and MARY j., hIs wife, TO George
Gray, VIM Gray, Harry Gray, Jane
Gray and Catherine Gray for the west
halt of that certain lot or parcel OF
ground lyiug in the addition 10 the city
laid out by Harry Moore, trustee Tor r.
Z.ne deceased, Oh the lslard Tor $40.
Deed made January I, 1875 by BerJ.
Exley, Sr., executor OF the last viii aud
testament OF Elizabeth Ann Retmann D,
10 Mary Jane Redmsn, Tor lot No. "a
in Churcnhills addition No. |, eIcep!
tha. part OF said lot conveyed by the
ne.rs =: lsw OF John Redmen, deceased,
20 John Nolan. Compensation 81 200.
Deed msds January ). 1878, Oy b. b.
Doyeaer, special commissioner, TO Ben
jsmin Exley Il Co., for the north halt OF
LOT No IA, 10 :Qlare AZ, Sonth Wheel
Ing, with sH tie sppurtensDces thereto
belonging; 'or $3.50.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08
THE SEQUEL.
What Followed the Fire.

During the excitement created by the
fire in 81. Alphonsus Church, some
thieves stole considerable sum of
money and some valuable documents
from Father kreusch'. apartment
There seems to be no trace to the thief at
present. Yesterday morning, between
8 and 10 o'clock, second fire broke out
in fiue just opposite the one which was
burned on SunGay. The fire plug was
frozen at the time, and the Hremen were
forced 10 carry water In buckets
to extinguish the flames. Alter short
time the ire was put out without doing
very much damage. 1t is supposed that
$500 will cover the loss from both
fires. Father kreuch says that the cell
ings will undoubtedly fall in short
time.
We stated yesterday that the organ
WIS not damaged, out we are sor-
ry to say that it has since been examined
and that it is almost totally ruined, as a
large quantity OF water had found its way
into the pipes The loss on the Instrument
will be very heavy, as it will cost nearly
as much TO repair 1t a. it would 10 build
new one. 1t Is said that 81, 500 will
be required for the repairs. As it would
not be safe TO hold services in the church
they will be neld in St. Alphonsus Hall,
which is amply large enough 10 hold the
congregation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08
Consented TO the Condemnation Of
Bishops.

QUINCY, Ill, Jsnusry The s!snd-
iag committee Of the diocese Of Quincy
MS unanimously conse, Nd to the con-
hrmation OF DR.. q +. Seymour as Bishop
Of the Diocese Of Sprins field snd J. Il.
EccIes.on IS B!shop o; West Virginia.
NV ORLEANS January The
Standing Committee o! the Diocese Of
Louisisns, 81 meeting to-day, gave its
caRsen. - lhe coasecrstiou Of Rev. Dr..
Ecclestcn ~ Bishop Of West Virgins,
sud refused is consent 70 the consecrA-
iion of Rev. Dr.. Seymour ss Bishop oi
Springfield.
LOUISVILLE January THE S:eaa-
ing Committee Of the Diocese - hea'
,ucky, ST i;s ueeung to-day, .9sh iuloce-
ly signed ths papers OF ~: hceLe..eo' -, =
b:shCp-eiect Of the Dioce.s OF "est n
gina thereby giving ,nei, consent 70 hi'
pers of Dr.. SeypSar' o'shoP-eiec' ID tne
Diocese Of Springfeid.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08

of the decision, and this, like most ques-
tions, has two sides. The other side
may be presented in these words: Ii an
individual is the owner of sum OF
money, he certainly has right to invest
it in whatever way he sees ft. If he
deems il to his interest 10 buy green backs
with it in January and dispose OF them In
February, he clearly has the right to do
SO. The nited States law, which Is su.
preme, says greenbacks are not taxable.
That would seem to settle the
matter. But here equity steps in
and says: See here, you con-
verted your means into greenbscks for the
purpase-no. of legitimate financial deal.
ing, but-of evsdlng your responsibility
to your government which gives you
protection in life and property. That is
not 6tlsiness-it is simply dodge to
evade plain duty.
This latter is the view taken Of 1t by
the Board of Commissioners.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08
iiI.nPFIELJ EXrENS:OS.

Careful inquiries IN Il quar.er wlere
the officer caa speak by authority, con-
vinces US, We regret to say, that the story
recently set aAOst that the extension OF
the old Hempdeld road the p W. X
b. is soon to be carried on TO compile.
ton, was without foundation. The chiet
officers OF the Company are desirous OF
making this extension al rs 0sr.y day as
the condition of their finances will sd-
mit; but they see nothing in the immedi-
ale future to warrant the belief that any
movement Will be made in this directlcn
in the year OF our Lord 1878. We are
gra,ided 10 know that both
NJ. KEYsER and Mr.. CLEMENTS are
favorable TO this extension and
are really anxious ~ see 1t made. Con-
siderable grading has been done on the
line OF the extension, large amount OF
ms ~ and come work ~ the big tun-
mel bas been done and paid for; and
since the piece OF road TO be completed
from Wash,, s:"n 10 the COnnellsville
connection Is uuI 81 miles long, it would
not cost y fabulous amount TO build H.
But when that is me, before this can be
made great through route, large sum
of money will need TO be expended in
getting better Passage through this
city and IN improving the road between
Wheeling and Washington. This Will
all come about in good time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08
Senator Butler Ia Favor Of Re
sumption.

New YORK. January 1.-AccordlnS t
q Charleston specisl Senator Butler, IN
an interview yesterday, declared himself
opposed 10 the repeal OF the resumption
set. He said: "The people OF the South
arebec inning to acquire habits OF economy
snd self reliance which are indisPensl
bic to their substantial prosperity IN the
future. snd take il that this has been
brought about IN 8 grest measure ey the
prospective resumption OF specie pay
mems" The Senator has not given TIE
subject Of the remouetizstiou OF silver
suthcieu, Investigation to form su opinion,
snd denies that be ever gave expression
70 his views OF the Blsnc bill.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08
TAXATION OF BONDS.

For several years past some OF the
Banking institutions of this city have
made returns Of the property upon
which they supposed themselves 10 be Ii
sb.e for taxation, which looked 10 the
eve of the uniDiiisted ridiculously small
when compared with the public
understanding of the capital and
business of those companies. The
matter WAS explained, however, by
the statement that the bulk OF
their capital WAS invested, at the time of
listnent to the assessor, in bonds and
notes of the United States, er-
enpt by Congressional enactment
from taxation. We believe that explain
a,ion Of the mst,er wss generally sc.
cep,ed as satisfactory by the Pubhc un-
ill little New York transaction in which
the Commercial Bank sud the Bank Of
the Ohio Valley played conspicuous
part, came to light. Our readers will
understand that we refer 10 the arrange
m ment BY which those banks sought TO
eysde taxstion upon y certsin amount OF
their assets by converting them, on Ger.
tain day, into non-isIsole bonds, and
again, in few days afterwards, back
into the original form. In the irsnsac-
tiop We believe they did succeed IN elud-
ing the assessor thereby saving the TAX,
bu. they los, tbs bulk Of the principal.
This little transaction becoming pub
lie, OF course attention vas close
ly directed 10 the gehersi sub
ieci. An investigation brought to light
the habit thst had been INDUCED IN BY
the banks, of ccnyeCtias the bulk OF their
means, dsy or two before the first of
February, into non-taxsole notes snd
bonds with the intention OF otevsding besE-
ing their jus. share Of the burdens Of
Soyernm The whole matter hss
finally culminsted IN sn investigation by
the Finance Committee OF the Board Of
Commissioners, which hss resulted N
placing considerable property on the TAX
duplicate which. has not appeared there
for some time.
Some of the parties affected complain
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08
THE EASTERN WAR,
RUSSIA WILL DISCUSS PEACE
WITH TURKEY ALONE.
The Movements Across the RaIkans-
Eight Thousand Wounded Tu,ks
I'm Sona-rurkey's Plan
for Negotiations.
Turkey willing 10 Negotiate.

VIENNA, January IA correspond.
ent telegrsphs that it is announced from
Constantinople that the Porte has in:
formed England Of its readiness TO en-
ter into negotiations with Russia, but in
timated 1t did not think negotiations be.
tween the military commander, as pro-
posed by Russia, suitable, much pref
cradle method being neg gotallon through
special ENJOYS. There are, however. for
NAL difficulties in the way of this pro-
posal.
War Notes.
LONDON, January IA special from
Bucharest says that General Rodo,sky,
who hss crossed the Balkans through
Shipks Pass, will probably not move be-
yond kezaulik, where he can secure COM
Portable quarters. The interruption Of
communication across the Danube would
arrest his onward march. Nothing io
known st the headquarters OF the Gear.
witch about General Rodetsky's move
menn, which would confirm the impros.
sion that ne will not 20 beyond kezsulik
tor the present.
Sl' kibhsbb " ho, JhuuhTN - us
Journal dc 81. Pettrsburg says that Rus
sis, alter her immense sacrifices. demands
the right TO discuss the conditions oi
peace with Der ehemy alone RIssis,
however, recognizes the right OF Europe
TO make known its appreciation OF tn.
peace cor diuons settled between the
belhgerenu.
LoNUoN. January An official tel
egrAm, dated ShipkA, January 9th. re-
ceiyed st Constsntinople, states that the
weather is mild, and two hours ol can
nonadinG has been exchanged with the
Russians. This contradicts the Russian
report that General Rode,sky crossed the
Balkans through Shipka Pass.
VIENNA, January Tt Is said that
the Russians found 5000 Turkish
wounded in Sofia
LONDON, January :. a Vienna spc-
cisl ssys that England has informed The
government ~ 81. Psten burg that she
has 10 objection in principle to the oun.
clusIDn oi IN armistlce ~ proposed bv
Russia, but "a regards the terms OF peace
no new European programme must br
drawn up without the sanction of Her
hSiesty's government.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08
HOUsE OF CORRECTION.

We print this morning the report Of q
Committee of the Board of Commission
ers upon the subject of the House of Cor
reclion Tor Ohio county. It will be read
with interest, and be subject of general
discussion. Not few will be found to
dissent from the conclusions of the Com
mittee. In the end, however, Ohio
county, or the Pan Handle counties, will
have to make the investment demanded,
and the more thoroughly the project is
Investigated in advance the more wisely
we will act in the end
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08
C.,s weather.

RICHMOND, Va January The cold
az, wcstber OF the sea,on to-dSy. The
-. ,iv.r Tozs over last night. Tier
nano,er ~ degrees above Zero.
Toar inches Of snow ~ COyIngton
Allegheny county, yesterday, with the
mercury 9 degrees below zero.
Reports from other pAru Of the Stat'
indicate similar severe Wsstber.
New YoRK, January 7-DisPatchs'
from various points in New England
show that the colo is intense this after
noon, ranging from "a degrees below
zero a. Washington, y r., 20 ~ below q
Fort Fairfield. MAins. Along the Bud
son the Thermometer marks several Dc
gree. below zero, and the ice boat cllb'
are preparing for their annual contests
Ia tbis city ]! 10 IA degrees above zero
and becoming colder.
MEMPHIs, January Today WA ih'
coldesi day OF ihs ssEAon, Ihs mercury
Standing 81 IA above a. sII o'clock tbn
morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08
.,,,~a Of effieeTs

The f,l,"SSSe gsntlsmea ~ere elected
- - serve a. directors srd ON
:, ,se L. Bs.e Glass Norss for the
ee.-,,Sg yea: Z. T. Rhode, President;
&c. Winsayp, S-creisry, 4. 4 Baggs,
Nsssser; " ". Holloway, {. NJ.
Rhcdzs, VIZ Farley, David Brown, and
L. Cook, Directors
Black Prince Lodge No. l9 elected
the following otic~rs Saturday ghE
&c, ". II. WIilsn., c. G.. 2. En.
loy. V. e., J. Il. Moore, Preizie. "
Bowman. NJ z. Henry Roemsr, c :
J. ". Schultz, Z {. L, 2 EbLoy
Trustees. Thomas J=nnetI and ". Bow
msn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08
Illness OF the King ofIfaIy.

ROME, January 7.-Protessor Bzccelli,
of Rome, and Doctor Bruno, OF Turin,
have been summoned for q consultation
in regard 70 the condition OF the King
The King is in perfect possession OF hi;
mental faculties and is desirous Of taking
his usual part in the direction Of affairs
When the news of the Kings illness
reached the Pope he said to the csrdinsl.
who were present'with him: Whist will
happen II the Vatican and QUirinsl both
become vacant"
The proposal to hold the next conclsve
elsewhere than in Rome is strongly op'
posed BY Csnerlengo Pecci. The scheme
is promoted by the Ultrsmontsne csrdi'
nsls.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-08
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
REPORToRIAL PENCILiNGs.

Council tonight.
ONE marriage license issued yesterday
ONE deed of trust admitted TO record
yesterday.
FIVE deeds in fee admitted 10 record
yesterday.
THERE will be ball at Rocks hall on
Saturday night.
SEVEN additions 10 the workhouse
force yesterday.
HARRY ROBINSON minstrels are billed
for next Monday.
THE clocks IN the street CARS are only
right twice day.
THE La Belle tramway will be ready
for use next week.
The Belmont mill will shut down 10.
morrow for several weeks.
THE "Immortal j. N" will lift the
veil at the Court House tonight.
The Msennerchor Singing Society
will give dance on the Both inst.
FRANK WALTERS cut ice twelve
inches thick, from the creek Yesterday.
The Belmont glass works at Be!laire
declared q ten per cent. dividend last
week.
The moulders of the Arlington Stove
Works resumed their labor yesterday
morning.
There will be a meeting of the coal
miners at the Fourth ward hose house
tonight.
The La Belle glass works at Bridge
port have declared an eight Per. cent.
annual dividend.
The Iron, Steel and TIN Workers Of
Benwood were addressed by Joseph
Bishop last night.
The Enterprise Lodge No. 22 l. o. G..
T. netted handsome amount at their
pound party recently.
CAPT. GEORGE w. HARRISON, former
ly of this city, has been elevated by the
people of Piedmont TO Chief Magistrate.
f. M. GoTTHoLD, general agent for
Robinson's minstrels, is making arrange.
meuts to lease the Hamilton Opera
House.
Last Sunday the scholars of the Dis
ciples' Sunday School reelected the otti-
GERS Of last year, to manage the school
this year.
ANDY HAMILTON, a salesman in the
tailoring establishment OF Thomas
Hughes & Co., has become g member OF
that firm.
The gentleman who lost the cane last
night, which he considered n trusty com
panicn, offers s. reward for It's recovery.
We hope he will find 1t.
TEE Wheeling and Lake Erie Rail-
read Directors will meet At Uhrlcsyiile
to-day, for the purpose OF electing
officers for the ensuing ycsr.
FRANK SMITH, who was slightly in
iured by stone thrown from the hand
of some unknown party, Saturday morn
ing, is able 10 get around again.
TIE forge men OF the forge depart
ment OF the Riverside mild ne!d meet
ing at tr-Ir hall yesterday afternoon ior
the pur pose Of transactlng important
businrss.
SATu RDAY, William Trusx made the
larges. casting that WAS ever drawn In
this city. The weight of the casting
was one thousand seven hundred and
forty pounds.
AUCTIoSE HERvEY recently sold
eleven shares OF the ONO Valley bank
stock belonging to the estate OF A. j.
Harry. deceased, to James Speyer for
S97 per share, psr value 500.
THERE was collision on the p, Wa
B. K. K. Sunday morning near West
The engine and freight car
OF cattle train, which coided with a
switched car, WAS badly damaged. No
lives lost.
LAST evening there was slight OF
hand performance given by r:of. Mack
in the hail OF the House OF Represents
tives st the Capital. A collectlo" was
taken up st the close OF the performance
to detrsy expenses.