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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-06
LIN EYerN hOkIl = Month.

Praise and SCzoDoNT-Grestest luxury
OF modern times-besuliies and preserves
the teeth. The repulsive breath is rem
dered as fragrant As rose, and coldness
by friends, or in business, will now be no
longer noticed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-06
Attention, CHAR Buyers.

NOW Is THE TINE TO BUY GOOD
~ Tips cheap. AS am going to quit the
mar uiacture OF cigars April LIST, Will
close out my stock OF StOgies and Tip
Cigars At reduced rates. Also my stock Sf
pipes, cigar tubes, pouches and cigar ca 'es.
Call soon and gs. a great bargain. 4 good
counter Sor sale,
mrla HENRY DUNNlNG.
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THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ONO
i county, IS:
Isaac Irwin Trustee et nj

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR ONO
i county, IS:
Isaac Irwin, Trustee, ct al J
VS.. IN chancefy
{. l.. Zane, ct ais.
The object of this suit Is 10 have sold III,
The homestead tract OF the estate OF Daniel
Zane, deceased, on Wheeling Island, aud
"A division of the proceeds OF such sale, and
OF two funds now in the hands OF Daniel
&. List, Receiver Of the said Court, AMI of
Isaac Irwin. trustee, arising from the con-
demnatiOn OF portions VI the said tract Tor
streets among the parties entitled thereto
And IL appearing from an affidavit II ed
among the papers OF the cause, that lnh-
ana MCSwords, &enOphOn Zane, Elizabeth
Zane, Catharine Zane and Orlol 4. Zane
parties To this suit, are non.reSidentS OF
the State of West NiTgi MIA, snd prOCe> :
issued against them having been return
ed mot found" IL is ordered that the said
Indiana NcSwords. XenophOn Zane
Eliza beth Zane, Catherine Zane and Orion
A. Zane, do appear at Rules 10 be held for
the said court on the first Monday or April
A. u. 1873, ut the Clerks Office thereof IN
the said county, and do what may he
necessary 10 protect their interest IN the
said suit.
Teste: :. Z. McCOloch, Clerk OF said
court, this 4th day OF March, \. ID. 1878.
SAM'L b. McCObLOCH, Clerk.
HENRY VI. RUSSELL, attorney for COM
plainant.
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SOME high toned folks pay $4,000 for
a pair OF diamond earrings. We know OF
some deaf people who would give more
than that for q single earring.
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MARTIN KLEINHANS,

10nl MARKET ST., FIRsT.CLASS
INUf Upholstere- date with Mendel,
Booth & Coz
All kinds OF Upholstering done in the
Latest style and Best Material put on AZ a
much lower charge than any house in
town. satisfaction guaranteed. Parlor
Suits, Mattresses, Lambrequins, LooSr
Covers; CARPETS fitted and laid. Pleas.
give me call. ielSc
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-06
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati GLouI
DAILWAY, p. ". A X. DIVISION
II Pan Handle Route.
New Line Between Pittsburgh m"
Wheeling.

~ heelinS time.
Trains leave irOm and arrive At =. ". a
X. X. X. Depot, loot Of kleTenth s'''s''
WheeliSg.
The rate between Pittsburgh and "hs..,
mig IL reduced 10 s2SJ for single TIP AN
s4.E for round trip u-keis.
PasSsngsTs by this line avoid all dftsn p,
lions and tedious transfer uy street. { ~ - ~
oInniDus, and save tEeRty.iOur miles -
distance.
Direct connection D. made IN b,on
Depot, Pittsburgh. with The osIsDfalS,s
Fast Express Trains over PennsJ ~ a'-
rarlToad Tor all points Fast. ,.b
Connection made NJ -teDbcnSiie -
the Past Express Trains for tine hn 81,
Louisville, Indianapolis, ~. Louis ~
esgy. aud all points.N eat and souin -. 80
TIcKETs are now On sale al Dspo,i -,
Of Eleventh street, and Union IseA
once, NcLure House, Wheeling.
Ask Tor tickets via Pan Hsndit Rouls.
ID. w. CALDWELL, o. Defai babAsf
Columbus. o.; 3. ~. iFeltOn-, T., o. Gen r.
upeTintendsnt, Pittsburgh, "a:
o'hrien. General Passenger Agent ,0 s,,s'
bus, u. &c"
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Clean Coal, Mixed Coal, or Coal as
IL Gomes fram the Rank

Delivered at the Water Works, and for one
year, beginning on the let day OF April,
ls7s, payments 10 be made monthly: the
contractor 20 give bond and good security
tor the fulfiment OF the contract. The
bids TO be endorsed, For coal TOR water
works." and addressed TO the Chairman of
the Committee Cd Water Works
ALEX. UPEDEGRAFF,
mrH City Clerk.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
CITY CLEFK's OFFICE.
WHEEL INE " "a March IA

Sealed Proposals will be received at the
Office of the City Clerk uuul Thursday
March Z, 1873, al O'Clock =. ", oriurnish-
ing the city Water Works, Clerks ON &c,
Lookup and Hose Houses with
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a. CARD.

~ - ~ - 80
ITO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
the errors and indiscTections OF youth,
nervous weakness, early decay, loss OF
manhood, &C., 1 will send recipe that
will cure you, Free OF Charge. This great
remedy was discovered hy a missionary IN
south America. Send q seli-addreSSed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph Il. lnman.
Station ID, Bible House, New York City.
oclGegc
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SPECIAL TAX NOTICE.

NOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THOSE
T. who caunot leave their work during
the day, the sHERIFF's OFFICE will be
open st night until MARCH 18TH, that all
may have an opportunity to pay their
taxes. GEO. K. TINGLE, >. y. {.
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WANTED.

/ TWO EXPERIENCED CHAMB ER-
maids; one Laundry Girl Apply at
mT5r AcLUKE HOUSE
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Spslding'. Glue mends broken toys. ".
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a resigner.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
FOURTH EDITION
| AROUND CONsTANTINOPLE.
The Russian March Toward
The City Continued.

LONDON, March l2.--Reuter's despatch
from Csnstantinople reports that the
Russians have occupied Fe ekrekeui, halt
an hours march from Bupukdere,o on the
Bosphorus. They also occupy majority
of the villages around Constantinople,
and continue advancing towards the city.
PARIS, March ia special to the
Soir from Constan tinople states that the
Sultan has summoned Prince Hassan, OF
Egypt, to Constantinople. 1t is said that
the Prince is implicated in the con-
spiracy of Suleiman Pasha. Cherf Pasha
is going to Constantinople to intercede
for him.
TEMPER OF THE RUSSIAN PRESS.
ST.. PETERSBURG, March 1.-THE
Journal de 81. Petersburg declares unten-
able the reported English demand that
all poiDts Of the treaty should be submit
te Il TO the congress. If the mission of the
Congress is TO result in peace. subjects
not of European character, but which
might lead to excited hut resultless dis
oussion, must be Set aside.
GERMANY AND THE VICTOR.
LONDON, March 13.-The Paris cores
pondent of the Times says Germany
seems to have informed Russia that
EnglaDd's stpulations relative to the
basis OF the conference are well founded.
Russia Immediately agreed to discuss
with Germany the points to be submit
ted to the congress. 1t Is thought the
congress will meet about April 10, and
that the real business will commence
about April 10.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13

Lovers OF rBAcH and order will read
with no little trspidation in the last nnm.
Der OF the Buena Vista Herald. of Mar;or
county, Georgia, the following editorial
paragraph: Next Friday has been an
pointed for working on the cemetery a
thAAethodist Church, and every one vbc
w,ii help Is requested to meet at tbs
Methodist Church, with a good 1mnie.
ment, by $50 o'clock. We hope there
will be large turnout and that all viii
work. What makes this paragraph
alarming and important is the fact that
about every other paragraph in the Her.
otd ID devoted to showing that nearly
every male member of the village of Rne
ma Vista is already engaged in a laudable
effort to complete the cemetery" by All.
1t up as rapidly as possible, and that ali
OF them carry effective i'm plsments, war
ranted TO kill a. fifty PAGES, and that ali
OF thep, get in their work. A Southerr
town OF eleven hundred people which
can pan out sixteen "difficulties," rang.
ing from isticuffs to skirmishe wifi
shotguns, IN one week, ought not TO des
pair Of the early completion Of its ceme
terry.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
THIRD EDITION.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The biennial Election for
Chief and Assistant Engin-
GERS ON Monday Evening,
A.suSu usf

April lShs
AS time approaches for the biennia
election tor chief and assistant engin'
eers of the FIRE Department. the firemen
seem to be taking more than usual In
terest in the same, and the proposed
ball on the 22d instant by the Fire.
mems Centennial Association, has
been alb ,ndoned principally on accouat
of the election taking place.
Section 8, of the Ordinance reergan-
izing the fire department says: Ga the
first Monday in April, 1878, and bien-
nally thereafter on the same days be-
tween the hours of and 10 o'clock,
p. m, each fire company shall hold an
election in their respective engine
houses for chief engineer and first and
second assistant engineers, to serve
for the term of two years, and further
that the returns of said companies
shall be returned at the next stated
meeting OF council, under seal of the
company, stating the highest number
of votes cast for one person for chief,
one person for first assistant engineer
aud one person for second assistant en-
gineer, no other of whom shall be O
member of the same company, when
the city council shall examine the re-
turns set forth, counting each compa-
ny one vote, and giving certificate
to the person'receiving a majority. In
case the companies fail to elect then
council shall at the first stated meeting
thereafter.
Section A, perhaps has the most im>
portant clause and says the chief ell
rinaar ~ shall ha laaot off n
thlrty-tive years, and who shall have
been resident of this city five years
immediately preceding the election
and snail assume the duties Of his Of
tloe on the first Monday in May. The
assistant engineers shall possess the
same qualifications as the Chief.
An adjourned meeting of the firemen's
convention will beheld in the Washin g
ton engine house tomorrow evening, to
settle, if possible, on candidate, but
the chances are that nothing of any i'm
portance will be transacted, the whole
trouble being that each company repre-
sented wants the Chief, and as there are
five candidates for it, and the honor can
fall to only one, four, of course, will be
disappointed. The candidates are as
follows; Edward Dougherty, of the
Weccacoe, A. d. Vandever, of the Fame,
Joseph Cash ofthe Reliance, VIM. Hanna
Gthe present Incumbent of the Washing
ton, and Samuel G. Tazewell, OF the
Water Witch. Should Council elect, of
course the candidate must be Republi-
can, and as all the candidates with the
exceptions of Messrs. Vandever and
Tazewell are democrats, the contest in
Council no doubt, will lay between these
two gentlemen, and from runner and
present indications Mr.. Tazewell has the
inside track.
There appears to be no excitement
over the offices of the First and Second
Assistant Engineers and the only candi-
date for either SO far as known, is Mr..
Robert Chambers, who announces him>
self as an independent candidate for First
Assistant Engineer.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
Bought with Patronage.
HOW THE FRAUDULENT PRESIDENT TRIE.
TO WIN FRIENDS-A SENATOR'S
REMARK,

REMARK.
From The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
The President has no friends except
those whom he has purchased with the
price OF patronage. Hoar, Dawes, Burn
side and Matthews are the only RepubIi-
cans in the Senate who ever defend him,
and they have beenbribed as directly as ii
the President had placed money in their
hands. Gordon, Hill and Lamar are the
Presidents friends and defenders on the
Democratic side, and they were bribed
also. Lamars position, however, is in
doubt at present. The President has
vetoed bill in which he has a local in
terest, AS Lamar's friendship has been
purchased with hribes, so his enmity will
be caused by failure to continue the
patronage. The same rule applies here
as to any other case of blackmailing.
Last week Western Senator happen
ed, not from desire, but from force of
circumstances, to be placed in position
where he was compelled to defend the
President. Two important offices in the
State became vacant The President
sent for him and asked him to suggest
persons for appointment. The Senator
was surprised but complied, and the
nominations were sent to the Senate, that
very day. Before the interview was over
the President took occasion to thank the
Senator for the able and vigorous man
ner in which he had defended him the
previous day.
In telling of the occurrence afterward
the Senator remarked: 81 wonder If
Hayes thinks he bought me up?"
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
In for ReDairs.

Engine No. 21 of the P. W. & b. r.
H., which was partly burned at Wyom-
ing on Monday evening, was brought
TO this city yesterday and taken to the
machine shops of the company where
1t Will be thoroughly overnauled and
repaired.
The cause of the fire still remains a
mystery to the officials of the road, ,and
they are unable to state how it occur
ed. The company will Immediately
commence the erection of anew engine
house In place of theone that was de-
structed.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
THE HOME INSTITUTE,

- Home Institute opens its SPRING
TERM March 11th, with unabated energy
competent and wlde-awake teachers, T6e
only home day and boarding school In the
city. Object system. Special advantages
,or French and music. Eight instructors.
Method of drawing taught in no other
school in Wilmington. MODERATE
RATES. THOROUGH WORK. Primary.
middle, and senior classes. Monthly re-,
ports sent TO parents 10 be signed and re-
Address lfor circular) MRS, 4 MISS
HOUSTON, Home Institute, No. 900 Dela.
ware Avenue, Wilmington, Del.
mar1l-dAW
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
The Shad Fishing.

The number of shad and herring that
is being caught, is increasing every day
As yet the fishermen have not starteo
out in full force, but some few venture
out every day, and are sometimes reward.
ed by netting two or three of the tinny
tribe. Most of the shad caught thus far
this season has been in the neighborhood
of Marcus Hook and Chester.
On Monday twenty three shad were
caught off Marcus Hook, and fifteen OH
Chester
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
Another Telephone.

Workmen are now engaged in erectin nR
telegraph poles from the office at Chas
Warner & Co.'S to the office of the
Diamond State Iron Company at the
corner of Third and Church streets, are.
paratory to connecting the two Offices
with a speaking telephone. This when
completed will make the third instru
ment of the kind in this city, that is in
dse.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13

AT recent concert, it was the subject
OF remark, that i q W hat fine "vo,ce" the
singers were; in commencing his good
&. adgnent, the leader will pardon use tor
whispering that he always recommends
Duil eough syrup for clearing and
Strengthening the voice.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
Buying Meat With Ps,tars
Stamps.
HOW PENNSYLVANIA posTMAsrrr
FILLS HIS LARDFR

X
FILLS HIS LARDER.
WARRINGTON, March l2.-J. K. Wat
kins, of Parsons, Luzerne county ac.
cording to the report of a special agent
of the Post office Department lust re-.
ceived here, is a postmaster with an eve
to business. A list of the dealings of
this enterprising official shows that he
mas been laying In liberal supply of
supply OF commissioDary and quarter.
masters stores in the shape Of fresh
meats, hardware, lumber, &C.. paving
Tor them In postage stamps, contrary to
the rules of the department.. Nv tbia
means he has now the sales of his office
up to two hundred dollars per ouart ar
The agent reports that the legitimate can.
ceilations do not excees fifty dollars Oer
quarter. P'-
Therefore, as Watkins receives com.
missaries ranging from forty to sixty per
cent. on the sales, the Government In the
loser to the tune of about $500. or fiftv
per cent. of the excess, $500, of the leoi.
innate sales. 1t is stated that these
stamps are used by residents of Wilkes.
barre, and therefore should be purchased
at that post office. j. o. Watkins will
therefore, find himself .functus offc,o by
nrst mail. There are scores OF tbess
cases occurring every day. The depart.
ment has again urged the Postal Com
inittee OF the House to pass the bill. which
mas already passed the Senate, correcti ne
the mode of paying fourth-class post.
masters.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
Thunder and lightning.

The violent storm of wind and rain
that prevailed last evening, was accom-.
panied, between IL and II O'Clock, with
some vivid lightning and heavy thunder,
which continued, though with decreased
severity, until nearly morning. This
morning the storm cleared away, and
clear, cool weather prevailed.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
Another Disgraceful Hazfng
Affair.

HANOVER, N. H., March 12.-Hazing
was revived at Dartmouth college last
night. Early in the evening the sopho-
mores intruded upon the freshmen.
About two o'clock in the morning fresh
men broke into the room in Thornton
hall, occupied by sophomore and his
brother, senior. Both were unmerci-
fully beaten with bottles and disfigured.
Two of the freshmen have been arrested
for assault with intent to kill, and are in
custody. Search is being made for the
others
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
FIFTH EDITION.

GOLD was up to-day by the demand
for about twenty or thirty thousand dol
lars to buy the new silver dollar " .th.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13

Suffering will exhibit Its presence by
the cries of the baby, and should be re-,
moved by the prompt use of that. highly
recommended remedy, Dr. Bulls baby
syrup. 1t Is free. from opium. Price
% cents.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
Another Cuban CapiuuIation.

HAVANA March 1.-THE insurg.nt
chief Agulrra, with one hundred and fifty
persons, with sixty arms, belonging to
the Colon and SaDgua districts, capiiula-
ted on the 9th instant, at La Encrulja jada.
The insurgeant chiefs Luis Ysquierdo
with 25O persons and ITO arms, Modesto
Diaz. with $50 persons, surrendered at
Yara ON the s th inst.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
New Physicians.

At the 53rd annual meeting of the JEFF
ferson Medical College, held in that in
stitution yesterday in Philadelphia, tn,
degree OF M. d., was confined upon tive
hundred and three graduates. Amons
BILE, and p. W. Thomlinson, of This state
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
Election of WOrklngmen's Can
diIates.

SAN Francisco, CAL, March 12.-At
the workingmen elected all of their can
didates, except the superintendent of
schools and city marshal, by small ma
jority. The fight was between the
working men and republicans, the de-
mocrats fusing to some extent with the
latter party. In the municipal election
at Salinas the citizens party elected their
whole ticket, except one councilman, who
was elected by the workingmen.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
well with . bullet in his Brain,

From the Honesdale Independents.
Abou: four years ago young colored
lad named John Williams, while play
ing along the banks of the canal In this
place, was shot::by a reckless canaleoat
captain. The ball penetrated the boys
forehesd..and lodged IN the brain. de
was attended by DR.. X. ii. Gibbons,
who prObed the wound TO the depth OF
four inches without recovering the ball.
The boy was entirely despsiled Of but,
strange to say, he maintained conscious
ness and showed signs Of improvement.
Several days afterward an abcess was
formed wilhin..the wound. This was
opened by his physician and discharg-
ed a quantity Of pus, since which time
the boy has entirely recovered, goes 10
school regularly, and s,..nds well In his
class. In the opinion of the physicians,
the ball lies below the back Of the skull l
and has become encysted.
WHOLESALE TIMBER STEAL Na.-Sec
retary Schurz, 1t Is stated, is prepared TO
send to the Senate report Of his oper-
ations against timber thieves in Montana.
Letters from special agents will llaccomI-
any the report, showing wood and timber
were only seized when found Ia possess
ion OF speculators and lumbermen. In
some cases saw-mills were found on pubs
lie lands working double shifts night and
day, and manufacturing every ten hours
ten thousand feet Of lumber, which sold
from thirty to sixty dollars per thousand.
One party was found employing fifty
teams OF oxen in hauling timber from
the public lands, and another was found
in p ssession Of one thousand cords of fire
wood cut from unsurveyed lands. This
system of depreciation has been carried
OH for years, until in the ,neighbUrhood
of Helena the public lands have been ell
tirely stripped, and, in many instances
renered worthless. A bill has already
been reported in the House of Represent
atives appropriatlng $4,000, to be used
for the suppression of such depredations.
Sitting Bull Ready 10 Sur
render.
NEW YORK, March ia special from
Bismarck, ID. r., says ga leading Sioux
chief from Sitting Bulls camp met scout
Howard of Generol Miles corps, on
February %. on Milk river, and told him
they wanted to surrender. He asked
Howard to go over and see the other
chiefs. He said they were literally starv-
ing, and they only wanted to take their
ponies and the surrender would be COM
plete."
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
q Desertion Cnse.

Yesterday afternoon Mary K. Hayes
appeared before Esquire Cole.and charg-
ed her husband, James p. Hayes, Jr..
with desertion, and refusing to support
her, and their infant child. The justice
bound the accused over in the sum OF
$500 to answer the charge at the next
term Of the Superior Court for this coun-
fNr
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
Being Repaired.

James Grubb's shoe store, No. 40.
Market street, which was conside, abl,
damaged by fire one day last week, /;
now undergoing repairs.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
What u Military Aristocracy
Costs.

from the HARTFORD Tlmes.
WARRINGTON, March 11.-Just now il
takes enough money to support the hun.
dreds of officers on the acti We and retired
lists in this city as IT should TO support
a good sized standing army not counting
the money they receive as salaries.
An official report, made yesterday to
the House Military Committee, shows
that over $4,000 per annum is paid To
oitlc ,r in this city as commcation for
quarters, over so 600 for Iuel, and $780,
$40 for forage. 1t may not De generally
known, hut such is fact, that at least a
dozen OF the staff of the marine crops
no reside hete are allowed horses, and
draw money regularly for forage. Soms
of them abtuallg Keep hoIs,s for their
families to use IN driving out while 9TH
rs draw their forage money, without
having any horse aud pocket it.
Another report, made to the same
committee, shows that, from the official
figures in each instance, il costs England
but S4S6 per soldier per annum, and
Switzerland but 500. while it costs the
United States 1884 per year for each
man. Sailors cost about the same, and
marines even mora
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
Death of Robert nj. RIack

Robert M. Black, brother eff the late
DR.. Black, of New Castle, died YESTERDAY
at his residence in Glasgow, aged 68
years. He was a prominent citizen of
this county, and held the office of j ustl ce
of the Peace for a number of wears.
The daily gazette., 1878-03-13
HOisting the Red Flag In ST
IOnfs

St Louis, March ia monster meet
ing of communists was held yesterday
afternoon in this city, at which red flag
was displayed amid much enthusiasm,
and speeches of an incendiary nature
were INDUCED in. The affair has caused
some little excitement,