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commencement Exercises.

Wesleyan Female Institute, Stsunton,
Va, occur rs follows:
Sunday, June tho 18th, II A. NJ, Com
menccment Sermon by Rev. VIM. X.
Boyle Of Alexandria, Va. Same day at
Sr. NJ, Annual Sermon before the Young
Lsdles' Christian Association o! the Col
lege, by Rev. VIM. +. Edwards, OF Nor
folk, Va.
Monday evening, s o'clock, Annual
Soiree OF Instrumental and Vocal Music.
Tuesday, June the 18Th, 3 o'clock, p.
NJ, Final Celebration of the Lee and
jackson Literary Society. Same even
ing, Annual Address before the Society
by Governor Fred w. NJ. Holiday, OF
Virginia.
Wednesday, June l9.h, 3 p. NJ, Clos
ing Exercises, Comforting Distinctions
and Awarding Diplomas.
WIN. A. HARRIS,
PrssiGcui
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AuIubECU IuunfIC.

Yesterday Catherine Harrington, who
claims TO have come from Berkeley
Springs, was taken before Squire Philips
on charge of lunacy, and examined by
DR.. l.. d Wilson, VINO pronounced her a
lunatic. She was sent to Jail TO await
transportation to the asylum.
Mrs. Harrington claims that q will was
left by her father and recorded in the of.
fee OF the cerk of Ohio county forty.
three years ago. She also states that the
amount coming to her is $4,000, and
that she had been reported dead, but has
now turned up alive. Her recollection
OF all the older citizens, many of whom
are dead, is very good, as she Is not only
able to give sir names, but the given
names also.
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WorkinSmrn's Meeting.

Las. night number OF workingmen
met IN the Fourth ward and selected
Samuel Darrah temporary President and
a. l.. Wells Secretary.
Mr.. Wells stated that the indepen-
dent voters were tired Of the old parties
and the ruin they have wrought,
and that representative men from
the different trades were invited
to this informal meeting for the
purpose of having talk and to advise as
TO the best method to devise ways and
means to organize and put tickets in the
field for the coming fall elections. The
speaker also said tina. the workIngmen
could poll from three to seven hundred
votes; that the candidates put forth
would have TO be martyrs, as 1t would
be expected that any one set up would
be knocked down, and that in
the formation of new party, this must
be expected and be believed that it was the
determination OF the independent voters
O. Wheeling to cut loose from the old
parties that have brought our country 10
It's present deplorsble condition, throw
ing the vicious class legislation in favor
OF the Communists, Roschild, Sherman,
Belmont & Co, W no toll not nor spin not
but reap where they have
not stIewn. The poor we have always
with US, msde so by the aforesaid Com.
munlsts, and cared for only by the work
ingmen.
On motion Samuel Darrsh was elected
as permanent President, and John Robin
son IS permanent Secretary, of the
Green back Labor Executive Committee.
On motion it was resolved to hold
County Convention a. the Court House
Saturday, June 29:h, at 9 o'clock An.
\ Committee OF three was authorized
to prepare Al address to the voters OF
OHIO county.
Adjourned TO meet ST Schwsrz's Hall,
Fifth ward, Monday 18th instant.
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EkEE GOU KITS.
Saturdays Proceedings tn the DIFF.
GerenI judicial Bodies.

i
Gercnf judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
In the case OF Eckhart VS.. F., w. &
KY, Railroad Company, the jury return
cd verdict assessing the pislnttt's dam.
age at $1,000. The railroads attorney
| moved for new trial.
Adjourned until Wednesday morning
at 9 o'clock.
COUNTY COURT-JUDGE BOYD.
This Court commenced the regular
June term, Convenirg at 9 o'clock yes
terday morning.
Jacob Roth vs. John Koch, certified
by Justice Wat. The plaintiff was
called, and failing to answer, the case
was dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
Geo. CrumbaCker VS.. Sarah Bagu)ey,
certified by Justice BuIger. Judgment
for plaintiff for Sl4,40 and cost of the
suit.
Benz. S. Allison, upon motion of Mr.
Erskine, was admitted TO practice law
in this Court.
J. 5. Creighton VS.. Geo. Crumbacller,
certified by Justice Caldwell. Judgment
Tor plaintiff for 1920 and costs OF the
suit.
Anton Sch!eischer, a native of Ger
many, declared his intention of becoming
a citizen OF this country, sId was granted
his first papers.
Benjamin l.. Craven vs.. Morgan Wayt
and others, in assumpsit. Defendant de-
INJURED to declaration and each count
thereof The case was set for hearing
June 4th.
Adjourned until o'clock this morn.
ing.
MUNICIPAL COURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Henry Otto vs.. Otto Hess, ct 81, IN
chsncery. Answer of defendant filed in
writing, and demurrer and answer set tor
hearing on Wednesday next.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This court disposed Of four csses with
fines ranging from u to $50 and costs.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE4
OF
MAS BREWERY, &c.
In the Municipal Court Of wheeling:
Christian Burke, who sues, &c,
"
Margaretha Mas, Administrative OF David
Mas, decd, and Others,
IN CHANCERY.

The undersigned, Special Commission.
Cr., hereby give notice that by virtue OF
the authority vested In them by decree
made by said court in the above entitled
cause on the 9Th day OF April, 1878, they
SATURDAY, THE STH DAY OF JUNE,
1873, commencing at 10 o'clock A. ",
sell at purlic auction, al the front
door OF the Court House of ONO county,
West Virginia, in the city of Wheeling, To
the highest ana hest bidder, the real estate
OF which said David Mas, decd, died
seized and possessed, tO-wlt: The piece OF
land, containing about two and one half
acres. on which said David Mas had his
residence and brewery at the time OF his
death, which was conveyed TO him by one
Franz Hegner and wife By deed dated
March 10, 1857, and now of record in the
ClcTR's Office OF the County Court OF said
county, in deed book No. q, page I'll mud
described in SAID deed as follows: Fro nt-
Ing on the continuance OF Market street
nine feet, more or less; thence running
with Hotman's line northeast one hun
drai and ten feet; thence north to Bush
field Il MCMechen'S line; thence east TO
John McLure's line; thence with his line
about 800 feet; thence west 10 Holman :
line, the place OF beginning.
Also, lot No. QOi) one hundred and four,
on the northwest corner OF Fourth Nateiy
called Bank street and Coal street, 'front.'
Ing 30 feet on Coal street and running west
same lot conveyed to said David Mas by
Joseph Bell and wife, by deed dated
october 3. 1867, and now OF record in said
Clerks Ctlice-in deed book No. So, page
III. All OF said real estate being in said
city, county and state.
TERMS Of SALE-One-fourth Of the pur-
base money, or such greater sum as the
purchaser may elect to pay, in cash; the
residue in three equal ins'alments, each
bearing interest from the day of sale and
JayuD.c respectively in six, twelve and
eighteen months after the day ot sale, the
purchaser to give bonds with personal
security thereon satisfactory TO The under
signed IOr said deferred Payments, ana the
title TO be retained until payment in full
OF the purchase money.
sLEWlS :. JORDAN,
ALFRED CALDW ELL,
Special Commissioners.
j. &. HkRNEN, AuctlOueer. mali
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MI. Wood,

Mount Wood Cemetery is in fear
fully dilspidated condition. Tombs are
crumbling away, fences falling and lots
growing up in weeds and brush. Those
who own lots in the burial ground should
see that the proper care be taken of their
property. The monument erected to the
memory of Noah Lindsey, founder of
he Lindsey Institute. is just in the act
of tumbling down. 1t would be good
thing if the trustees would see that the
Mount is put in proper repair.
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APrnminrntFentrre

OF the Sunday School excursion next
Thursday, will be the fact that persons
need not bother about preparation for
Luncheon, as dinner will be served in the
woods at % cents, and good coffee snd
sandwich for ten cents, with choice con
dictionary and delIcscies st very low
rates. The committees and railroad Of
fcisls are very busy completing arrange
ments for the comfort and enjoyment Of
the hundreds who care going up the Py-
Ky IN Mab4n's
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Lost Their Boar,

Yesterday morning two farmers from
Short Greek came down the river to the
city in skltf for the purpose of selling
some wood, OF which, they said, they
have large quantity at home. They
fastened their boat on t6e shore near the
suspension bridge, and proceeded up
town on their errsnd, but during their
absence some parties, as yet unknown,
took possession o! and rowed away with
the boat, compelling the farmers to walk
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04

Arrangements are IN contemplation
by the Amslgsmsted Associations OF
Iron, Steel ana Tin Workers OF Wheel
ing and vicinity 10 receive and entertain
the Grand Lodge Of the Order which
meets in this city in August, IN manner
betting the citizens and worthy of the
cause to be represented. The programme
embraces banquet, excursions, musical
and literary festivals, &c. The sessions
Of the Grand Lodge will take plsce in
the hail OF the House OF Representatives,
which has been kindly granted by Gov.
Mathews for the occasion.
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SrALDIsG's Glue, useful in every house
Sow Arrivals for the Ladies.

Just received by express another lot Of
Ladies French Heel Walking Shoes and
Slippers.
Ladies Kid Princess Button.
Ladies Long Branch Ties.
Ladle- Grecian Button, and
Duchess Button. All toe above gOods
are of the latest styles Ladies. call and
see them at l.. V. BIOnd's, 1875 Main
street.
MORNING Glory baking Powder super
seGCs all other brands.
SAVE your money by buying your HLts
and BOnnets Of Speyer Bros.
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Sued Tor Libel.

VIM. Msnion, through his attorneys,
Pendleton ard Pendleton, has sued out y
writ in the Circuit Court against the
Sunday Leader for libel, and assesses his
damages at $4,000. The suit is brought
on statement in last Sundays issue,
connecting the nsm9 of the plaintiff with
Thos. F4hs, in suit in the United
States District Court last Saturday, for
selling liquor at wholesale in 1872, with
out the proper license.
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THE ANDES EXCURSION.

The Hop md ENCursinn-i Gay
Party on Hoard Last EI&ht-hTS
ner's Band Makes sweet Music and
the Company Enjoy ThemseiVea
HugeIy-'Fhe incest Boat Party Of
The Season.
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hCTCuRipu.

Lss. night about one O'Clock, while sit
ting "a! our desk in light dozc, sweet
strains cf music were waited TO our re.
portorial auricular appendsge from the
superb orchestra OF our friend NiewIg,
who on his return from Frank Walters,
remembered us in our hour of loneliness.
Louie has y fine orchestra and we recon-
mend il 10 those who are lovers Of lne
music. Come agaIn.
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II iStO Remain,

After all that old brick pile is to re-
main on Tenth street, councils actions
to the contrary Notwithstanding. Nine
teen members OF council, from both
branches, have signed petition to let
the old thing remain in its undisturbed
condition. No one is to blame. Our
streets must ofiord something Tor bill
boards TO lean against.
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WHAT THE MURGANTOwN BOYS
SAY.
They Thank the wheeling Military
for Their Kindness on Decoration

Correspondence Of the Register.
MoRGANTowN, June !, 1878.
Please permit the University Cadets to
express through Your columns their
hearty appreciation Of thecordia! manner
in which the members Of the military
companies, and the Wheeling people gen
ersly extended to them the hand OF
friendship and kindness during :heir
short sojourn in the city, for the purpose
OF participating IN the festivities and mil
itsry exercises of Decoration Day. They
desire 20 tender special thanks to the
Mathews Light Guards for their open
handed generosity and hospitality, in
bearing their travelling expenses and so
sumptuously entertaining them during
the same time.
Very Truly Yours,
Jas. NJ. LEE.
Cop' OF Corps.
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wELLSBURG LOCALS.

Our city dsds' held their regular
meeting tonight.
The NJ. Z. Church festival, on SatIr-
daY evening, Melted about forty dollars.
DR.. h. Il. Arnold the accomplished
vocalist, Is stopping at the Hudson House.
At the shooting match on Friday, Nc
Clelland snd Wilson beat Apologize snd
Frost BY one score.
The Union Chapel folks hold festival
st School Hall tonight. The Wellsburg
band will be in attendance, snd Dr..
Arnold will render some OF his fine songs.
On Thursday n gAt last, some snesking
ing rascal, who deserves lynching, enter
ed u shed attached 10 Spejdels livery
stable, where the carriages and bUggleS
were kept, and maliciously removed the
burrs from four vehicles. Mr.. Speldcl
offers q libersl reward for the arrest OF
the perpra.rstor.
\ thunder gust, accompanied by 3
strong wind and rslu, occurred here yes
tcrcay afternoon. II probably waS the
tail end Of the Missouri cycloEe.
Right Reverend Bishop Pe;erkin held
services a. the Episcopal church lsstoyen-
ing. a large sudicncc greeted him.
Our citizens, $50 Democratic majority,
wan: the Democratic Congressional
Convention to meet here. WeIlsburg
will 60 her bos. to make it pleasant for
the delegates
The commencement exercises of tho
High School will tske plsco on Friday
evening, at school ball, At which time
the graduates will receive their diplomas.
Straw berries are selling here four
boxes for % cents Butter l.! cents.
Eggs scsrco a. 10 cents per dozen. Gar
den truck at your own price. Cherries
p cents 8 gallon.
One of our butchers will be joined in
mstrimonoy this day, namely, Mr.. VIII
Lewis to Miss Mary Ewing. May their
pathway through lite be strcwn with
flowers Of happiness and prosperity.
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AIIInp MnrIn'a naSInRo.

And all the people merely players, and
we .urmi,e that large portion Of the
players thereon must be using that just
ly popular preparation for the teeth
"Fragrant Soz2doEc," from the immense
demand there is for that article, the most
delightful, convenient and etlicacious
besutia9r and preserver OF the teeth the
world ever produced.
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Painful Accident

While Mr.. Patrick Henroty, manager
for Col. Thompson, residing on he ONO
side OF the river opposite Moldsyii.e, was
leading horse 10 water on Saturday last,
the animal stepped upon his foot indict-
ing injuries which have confined Mr..
HenroIy to his house since ths. time. He
expects, however, TO be about IN few
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THERE is something peculiarly and
suferingly suggestive in the the word
"boils." Many suffer with this exhibi-
tion OF impure blood which di=agures the
person and snnoys attendants and ssso.
ciates, when they could be made clean
and their blood kept pure by using Dr..
Bulls Blood Mixture.
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II o r. - a L Il.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN
ELEGANT Country Residence

NV farm, consisting Of thirty acres of
good land, locate8 five miles east OF the
city' on the National pike. 1t is also well
Situated for gardening purposes. A good
orchard, consisting OF apples. pears ana
ounces Is on the place. \ two story frame
house OF 10 rooms, all In perfect order;
water on botk floors. The place Is easily
reached by the Elm Grove street cars, or
the trains OF the Hemptield railroad, pc
ing located about half way between the
terminus of the former and the station oil
the latter. ,,.,,.
dat Inne ism il will he then offered at
pu6iic sale on the premises, commencing
nj 2L O'Clock =. M, sharp. ,
For fnrti er information enquire on the
premises at any time, OF the uldersi, ned.
nnaS3 L. KENNEDY.
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CySTagvERsT among the lrst-ciass
hotels Of New York shows that the ser
wee Is constantly changing from one
fr,'-cisss hotel 10 the other, and the bills
Of fare show the same variety Of disbes.
The impor.an. fsC,, 20 travellers, is tia!
the Grand Central offers the same &C.
Communications for one and two dollars
per day lees than the others.
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Arrested for iuuacy,

Yesterday Squire Caldwell issued a
warrant for George w. Frasher, of Full
ton, lunatic, and placed it in the hands
of Sheriff Tingle, who went out and
brought him in last e"ening. Frssher
will be examined before Squire Caldwell
this morning st 10 o'clock.
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ReaI Estnie Transfer.

The following transfer OF real estate
was recorded at the Office OF the County
Clerk yesterday:
Deed made April l, 1878, by VIM.
Martin and wife 10 John Keenan,, subject
to the purchase money, for the south one
half OF lot No. in square No 8, 81 400.
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WE shall place on our counters on
Thursday June 9Th, 30 dozen two Button
dark shades Kid Gloves At the extreme
low price of 40 cents per pair, also a. the
same time lot Of Black Kids, sizes, ., 81,
81 At the same price. The Gloves are
worth Is cents. Come early and secure
them before they are al gone Respect
fully, Spcycr Bros
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The " Gather.

Yesterday WAS emphsticslIy hot day
compared with Sunday, the temperature
was Il degrees warmer st noon. After
that hour the hest grew less snd St seven
o'clock the mercury indicated 70 degrees.
Up to two o'clcck 10 the afternoon the
sky wss clear, but for the balance Ct the
day was quite cloudy.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index to Rev Advertisements.

Cocoa Mstting-G. Mendel, Booth i
Co.
Denis OKeetfe -AttorDey-st-Law.
To Whom 1t May COncern-Thos'
Morehead & Son.
Annual Meetirg-Children's Home.
Patent Fly Fans-John Friedel.
Grsy's Specific Medicine.
Cheap Watches-Turner " Dillon.
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Petit EhieYing.

Friday last some scamp entered the
residence of Bendell Rose, Seventeenth
street, and stole valuable watch, chain
and numerous other small articles, dur
ing the temporary absence of the family.
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Kicked by a Horse.

LAST Sunday morning, while working
around his horse near Portland, Joseph
McCieary was kicked on the head by the
unruly beast, and WAS seriously but not
dangerous injured.
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well Done.

The concert given by the Beethoven
Singing Society last month Tor the BEN
eft of the' Children's Home, netted
$5OIS, which the managers turned over
to the treasures of that institution on
Saturday last.
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a. NEUHAUsEN's Belvedere Garden is
about ready for picnic excursions, and is
the most elegant place for societies and
schools. For arrangements please sd-
dress the proprietor. a. Neuhsusen.
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BIZ rour Millinery s! speyer Bros.
Mothers, Mothers. Moihers.

Don't tail to procure Mrs. WInslow's
Soothing Syrup for sIl diseases Of teeth
irg in children. Il relieves the child
from pain, cures wind colc, regulates the
bowels, and, By giving relief and health
to the child, gives rest TO the mother.
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For Sale Cheap for Cash.

~ HEAVY STONE WAGONS, FIG HT
= Coal Cars, one cart. one Farm wagon
one Spring Wagon, three ton OF
COAL BANK RAIL IRON,
Punched and counter sunx. One new
SWING Macon. =. j. ELLIFRITZ,
anI5 Cor. oath and Market streets
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

SUMMER LAW LECTURES p weekly,
berin llth July, 1878, and end nth Sep
ember. Have proved Of signal use,-ltt.
o students who design to pursue their
tudies at this or other Law school "a, to
hose who propose 10 read privately; and
rd. 10 practitioners who have not had The
advantage of Observation-Disclosures. For
circular apply Up o. University OF Val TO
JOHN h. MINOR, Prof. Com. and StVt, Law
ma25egws ... ...- -...
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WE have sold the Morning Glory
Baking Powder with more satlsiac,lon
Than any other. MANY DEALERS.
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CHOICE Teas always on hand ST G. s.
Feency's, No. 1907 Main street.
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Total amount to be levied Ss7, lG5
Resolved, That the sum Of torty-tive
cents DO and is hereby levied on every
one hundred dollars valuation OF real
estate ana personal property within the
county tor county purposes, and the
Sheriff is Hereby authorized to collect the
same in accordance with the law also that
the foregoing be adopted as read.
Adopted.
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The Grand Lodge OF A.A.I.S. &T.w.

This court disposed Of four csses with
fines ranging from u to $40 and costs.
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BOARD OF ,onMIssIOnERS.
In Levy Term-Fbe First Session OF
tbe Fiscal year OF ISIS.

In Levy Term-Fbe First Session oil
the Fiscal v ear OF ISIS.
The Board WAS called to order by Pres
ident Bayhs in the chair.
At roll call the following members an
swered to their names: Aessrs. Bsyhs,
Ewing, Frew, CsrnshsD, Myles, Nc.
Colloch, Roth, Speidel, Waddle and
Witham.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
The joint standing Committee on FL
nance and Roads made the following re-
port as al estimate for the ensuing fiscal
wear;
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AT the REGISTER Office. at o'clock
this morning, the thermometer registered
70 degrees above zero. Gear.
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MONEY savoI by buying your Mill
merry Of Speyor Bros.