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Arrests,

John Veserka was before Squire Wait
Yesterday afternoon, charged by Mr.
William Chew, manager Of the Belmont
Nail Mil, with disorderly conduct, by
parsis.antly interfering with the watch
nan Of the mill in his duties. Upon
promising to reform, he was released on
his own GecognIzsnce in $50 for his good
behavior for SIX months.
Lsst December warrant was issued
BY Justice Schultz for Joseph Rotholz,
who, in an unguarded moment, SO far
forgot himself as to knock his fsthcr-in-
law, Louis Serge, down. He was not
seen in town until yesterday, when he
was arrested by Constable Combs and
taken before Mr.. Schultz, by whom be
was required to bear the costs Of the case.
Not having the money wherewlth 10
pay, Mr.. Serge went his security. His
twn recoguIzsnce for $50 TO keep the
peace for six months was also taken.
Edward d. Martin was before Squire
Mix Yesterday tor having used bad Ian
gusge to Mrs. c. c. Fry. He was re-
CURED to furnish bond in the sum Of $50
to keep the peace for six months and to
psy the costs of the case.
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Cnnt. u. ". INtrsIine.

The resignation Of Capt. Dan. NJ
Evcrstino was toe absorbing topic among
railroad men Yesterday. Capt. Ever
slime had been IN the service Of the Bal
timore & Ohio Railroad Company so long,
and had proved himself not on.y an ell
cicnt officer, bat popular with the travel
ing public between this city and Cumber-
land. Nd, that he had almost come to be
considered fixture OF the road. Mr.
Everstine commenced his railroad lie III
1863 rs q brakeman, and after serving
five years in that capacity was promoted
to 3 conduclorship, and assigned to duty
on the Cumberland and Wheeling &C.
commodation, IN which position he served
for eleven years.
The particular business Mr.. Everstlne
NAV seect tor livelihood is not as yet
known, but whatever it may be, 1t Is
more than probable it will, in his hands,
prove 10 be q success.
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BEEEAIRE LOCALS.

Strawberries, ice cream, ''etc.," will
comprise the refreshments a. the festival
at CTiswelPs Hall, Gravel Hill, tlis even
ing. The proceeds are for the benefit Of
the NJ. Z. Church.
The postottice IS being cleaned and
renovated.
A new whsr!-boat is one of the posi-
bilities in BeIlairo.
Bellaire fears p loss Of tho Baltimore
and Ohio railroad round house and ms
chine shops.
Mr. Andrew Tolmie, ST., will make a
trip to Europe this summer. He is a
native Of Scotland.
Mr.. 5. o. Cummins and Mr.. T. 5.
Cummins are taking a trip down the
river, and will probably not return for
four or five weeks.
The tobacco warehouse mas begun TO
receive consiguments, the first having
reached it Wednesday. from Spencer's
Station.
Mr.. John LsRoche and his son Louis,
left on Wednesday, for visit TO their
native land, Germany.
The Baron Base Ball Club have pic
mic at Cummins' Grove, on the 25th.
A. 2. TallmsD, ESQ, cashier OF the
First National Bank, is taking in the
May Musical Festival.
The Bel.aire Lcadcr surprised It's ps-
irons by coming out yesterday, two days
ahead of time.
The ''Liederkranz" will have festival
at Bodies Summer Garden, near Benson's
Ferry, on Decoration Day, in the after
noon and evening.
The ordinance against leaving horses
unhitChed on the streets Is being enforced,
and we are glad OF it. No ordinance Is
more necessary, or affords more protec-
tion to citizens.
The ladies OF the VI. t. Church hold a
festival next Tuesday evening, and not
Thursday, rs yesterdays IHtelLigeHceI'
mlsanpounced it.
Mr.. Rissler, the Belmont Hotel keeper,
was ia town yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff UmsteaI was in the
city on business for the County Court
yesterday.
The building just finished by ). M.
Maring X Co., on Union street, Is a
neat and handsome business house
John Rau Is confined to his room by
illness.
Lung fever is troubling the children
on Gravel Hill.
The childrea have got through their
turn at the mumps, and the old folks are
undergoing siege now.
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Quite an epidemic has broken out
among the half grewn lads in South
Wheeling to 60 on q tramp 1t Is said
that there is no accounting tor tastes, and
the proverbs certainly true in such cases
as these. 1t is supposed the boys have
become excited by reading some OF the
nousensicsl literature with which the
country is flooded, and are DESTROYS OF
testing for themselves the correctness OF
the theories advanced by the writers
of such books and papers. We
would advise the young men tha!
before they take leap in the dark to
look at some of the poor creatures who
come to this city, without homes, clothed
in RAGS and not knowing where to get,
we will not say meal, for meal 10
them would be luxury, but Il bite ID eat.
Such men are trsmps not only IN theory
but in practice as well. They all tell
the same story of want, privatIon and
misery. Nor does the evil stop there.
1t is the experience Of numbers OF these
men that having once acquired manls
as it were for tramping, they cali never
become satisfied with their surroundings,
and so they 90 on from place to place,
sleeping in the open sir in the summer,
unless it may be that occasionally they
find the shelter of friendly barn, and
stopping in workhOuses or jsils IN tue
cold weather, until, before they are
aware it, they find themselves to be the
outcasts of society, and the very pests OF
the country. No, boys, you to whom
this applies are all in possession OF good
homes and kind parents. Keep them as
long as you can, and think long and Sc
riously before you take the step which
may forever smut you out from those who
are so nesr aud dear to you.
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FEiIiinrY Nshiters.

Acting A6iutant Newt. L,nch and Ser
goon Major DR.. Harvey, left last even
ing for Burton, Wetzel county, for the
purpose of mastering in the Wilson
Blues, Captain Ell. McDonsld's Com
pauy. There are forty-seven uniformed
members ~ the company. w. q. Whit
Ioch is Firs. Lieutenant aud John A,
uogp, Second Lieutenant.
Ia pursuance to an application signed
hv legal number OF the officers Of the
First regiment Of the West Virgins
Volunteers, Adiutsnt General h. L.
Wood has designated Tuesday, May 2lst
As the day for the military officers to
meet ut the AdiQtant Generals office, for
the purpose If holding an election for
field officers of the regiment. Three
o'clock is the hour for meeting.
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ClGY GiaIPb.
SOMEWHAT dampish.
No tranfers Yesterday.

SOMEWHAT dampish.
No tranfers yesterday.
COUNCIL will meet in extra session st
the city building tonight.
The Lindsey Institute Cadets will
elect q fifth corporal this evening.
ONE release deed and two marriage
licenIes were recorded yesterday.
THE Wheeling District Conference al
West Liberty has adjourned sine de.
IT is said to be certainty that there
is company OF communists in our city
THE weather tried to become degree
or two warmer yesterday, bat failed IN
its efforts.
THERE Is strong talk of another boat
race between Wheeling Oarsman and
PittsbuEgher.
IT is thought that the Marietta militia
~ VIII take part in our sham battle on
the 30:h inst.
THE schools are to have holiday on
the Both instant, in order that they may
see the fun OF the day.
A CARRIAGE stand has been started IN
front of the Mcclure House rms Is
CITY STYLE and should be encouraged.
THE Germsnis Singing Society will
Give u private excursion TO and picnic at
Creassp's Grove on the 10th OF next
month.
THEIR was heavy frost in the
country Wednesday night which Is sale
to have done material damage to the
fruit crop.
THE ladies of the Disciples Church
resolved at their meeting yesterday al
ternoon to hold strawberry festival on
next Monday night week.
CONRAD STEURNAGLE, IN old resident
of the Eighth ward, died yesterday. lie
was much respected German and leave:
large circle OF sorrowing relatives and
! friends.
OUR old friend Joe Stewart, the paint,
er, is engaged in building handsome
sail boat tor summer sailing When
completed, 1t will have room Tor about
seventy-fye persons.
| THE eXCurslonlsts on the dLusoA VIII
be met by a company Of our young PEG,
ple at Slstersville to-day, and ali return
this evening. Whew! but won't some Of
the boys be happy when the Hudson
lands here?
THE remaining $500 on the Morris
Hanlon boat race, which comes OIL at
Pittsburgh on the 10Th Of June, will be
put up on June 8th. A number OF oul
oarsmen are beginning to feel quite an
interest in this race.
The special committee appointed BY
the Board of Commissioners at It's last
session, was out with Surveyor Smith
Yesterday viewing the Bcdillion lane
and the road across the hill; also the
site of the proposed bridge at the Stecn-
rod place.
Two young ladies who were driving q
bad tempered horse in & phseton, yester-
day morning, were badly frightened on
the corner Of Main and Twelfth streets
The horse wanted TO 20 one way while
the ladies desired to 60 another, and as q
compromise the horse put both mind feet
IN the phaeton. After considerable
kicking and pIungipg he was set ul
straight and trOtted of quite sobory.
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4 silver wedding.

The residence Of Mr.. Chris. Burke, on
Market Square, was scene Of gsyety,
last evening, the occasion being the silver
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs Burke.
Mr.. Burke IS one of the old resi1enters
who came TO our city in the year lS49,
where he afterwards met and married
Miss Carolina Grant, whom he led to the
hymenial sltar on the evening Of the 10th
of April, 1853.
MANY friends called IN TO congratulate
the happy couple On the anniversary of
their tweEty-fith year of welded
life. At II o'clock sump,u-
Gus supper was served, and
the guests present were invited to par
take of as fine a repast as It has been our
pleasure to sit down 10 for many day.
To the wishes OF the many guests present
we JON in by wishing Mr.. and Mrs.
Burke many happy returns of the day
celebrated.
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EIHIripniAl.

The more intimate friends Ito the
number of about one huudredl, Of the
families of MIR. and Mrs. Abraham
Sprucebank and MIR and Mrs. John
Lantry assembled in the spacious psrIors
of the latter at their residence, No. 1886
Main street, yesterday afternoon to wit
ness the nuptials of Mr.. A. SPracebank,
OF Dennison, Ohio, and Miss Mary b.
Lantry, oil this city. As the bridal party
descended The stairs, Mrs. NJ. f. Whitta-
ker performed on the piano the owed
d!ug March, which continued until the
centre Of the front parlor, where Rev.
Father Sullivan stood in wait
in~. was reached. In an
instant ali music and conversation
ceased and the beautiful remarks by Rev.
Sullivan which preceded the reading OF
the marriage service were listened to
with the closest attention. The bride s
dress was Of steel colOred silk, sppropri-
stelv trimmed, while, as a matter OF
course, the groom wore the conventional
black coat and pants, with white vest.
The wedding presents were numerous,
valuable and useful, and consisted 10
part of cross and chain from the brides
mother, a complete wedding trousseau
from her father, a french clock from Mrs.
Sprucebank, check for q handsome
amount of money from Mr. A. Spruce
bank, sr., solid silver butter dish from
Miss NJ. A. Burke, solid silver caster
from Mrs. &. McDermott, silver napkin
rings and spoons from the Misses Char
neck, silver spoons from Miss Della Ian.
try, silver cream spoon from Mrs. j. Far
lev, and large number for which we
have not space to enumerste. TIE we'd
ding lunch was served by Mrs. Ziegen-
fielder. The happy couple lef. by the Z.
w. & Ky. for Denison, where they will
in future reside
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Personalities.

Miss Ella Maxwell, OF the South Side,
lef. last evening for New York, where
she will join the La1ghlin party and de-
part for Europe at o'clock Saturday,
on the steamship Richmond.
NJ. F. Noll, clerk Of the Katie Stock
dale is in the city.
Miss Lille Capehart, OF Martins
Ferry, Is visiting friends in this city.
Miss Ella Hunter has retained from a
visit to friends in Louisville.
There is a rumor current that u. lime,
who recently returned from Germany,
and Carl Neuhausen are about to engage
in the General Agency and Insurance
Brokerage business in this city.
Mr.. Henry Shallcross departed for
Baltimore yesterday, to purchase hacks,
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T,uctoa,s Sale of Real Estate.

ny VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
Is made 10 me by Richard Nolan ana
IS-i and recorded in the office of the Clerk
Oh the County Court of ohio county, West
Virginia, in deed OF trust book No. Z! pages
10 ana 10, will sell q; public auction, on
SATURDAY, JUNE !, 1873,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. N, at me
font door of the Court House, the city
nt Wheeling, the following described real
estate, that j. 10 say: The ives, or alley
part of the south half OF lot 1856, ST. ate on
the west side Of old Fourlh street, any
norm of old Union street, that l. 10 say 30
much of said half lot as fronts on the alley
mining eastWardIy towards old SouiIh
street, ABOUT As feet, more or less toseIht'
with the buildings thereon.
The title to the above property Is DeieN-
"a to be una Iestionable, but selling as
Trustee shan only convey Such uiIe As II
vested IN me by virtue oil said de.d OF
t,rs, THOS. O'BElEN,
o,cuf Trustee.
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~ e6idins Bells.

LAST evening ct o'clock at st. Al
phonsus Catholic Church, Rev. Father
Collins united in wedIoCb, William Dim.
mev and Miss Theresa klug.
After the ceremony, the happy couple
repaired to the residence OF joseph DIM
mey, Pleasan! Valley, where grand
reception was given them, There were
over tour hundred guests IN attendance
Cocsayn,s full orch s!rs was preseIt and
made music for the festivities.
The wedding presents were numerous,
useful and costly and we regret that We
could not give the list ofpresents, owing
to the fact thst our special reporter did
not return until it was too late to give
space to the ably written report of the
affair.
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TKE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the Dlf-
fereuG Judicial Bodies.

CIRCUIT COURT-JUDGE MELVIN.
The case of &. g. Murdoch vs. L. 5.
Browns administrator was continued at
the costs OF the defendant.
The case of j. j. Hsigh VS.. the u. ,.
Land and Building Association, on mo.
ton and ut the costs OF the defendant,
was continued until the 29th inst.
In the case of Whitney " Raymond
VS.. J. j. Travis plea of abatement was
filed, denying the grounds OF attachment
and the cause was continued until an
other day.
The case OF Cohn, Ssmpllper " Co. vs..
the Baltimore and Ohio Railros Com
pany was further argued TO the jury by
Lamb for the defendant and j. .. Pen
dleton for the plaintiffs. The jury rem.
dered verdict for S738 lG for the
plaintiffs.
Alter the transaction of some miscel-
lsneous business, the Court adjourned TIL
the usual hour this morning.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
This court disposed of three cases,
with fines ranging from 81 snd costs to
$40 and costs.
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commissioners SALE
:oy
MAS BREWERY, &C
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling:
Christian Burke, who sues, &c,
Mlrgaretha Mas, administrators OF David
Mas, decd, AMI Others,

IN AaaAzNNfaasis
The undersigned, Special Commission.
erS. hereby give notice that by virtue OF
Inc authority vested i'm them by decree
made by said C1u. { in the above entitled
cause ON the 9Th day OF April, 1873, they
SRTI'GRD'\Y. THE STH DAY OF JUNE,
ISIS. sell at public auction, nj the ;TOui
door OF the Court House of ONO county,
West Virginia, in the city OF wheeling, To
the highest and best bidder. theTe4l estate
OF which said David Mas, decd, dlrd
seized and possessed, tO-Tit: The piece OF
land. containing about two and Oue-haIl
acres. on which said David Mas had MS
residence and brewery ri ne llme OF his
death, which was conveyed 10 MIN by one
Franz Htgntr ana VIE BY ucti UstlNU
March 10, 1857. and now OF record in the
Clerks office OF the County Court OF sad
county, in deed book NO. -, page III ana
described in sad deed as iOlO"N: IRON =
ing on the continuance OF Market street
ninety feet, more or less; thence running
with HOflmau's line northeast one mum
dred and ten feet; thence north 10 Bush
field q McMc"heu'~ line; thence east 10
John MrLure's line: thence with his line
about 800 feet; thence west 10 holman 5
line, the place OF beginning.
Also, lot No. (lt.il one hundred and -four,
on the northwest corner OF Fourth lately
called Bank street and Coal street 'front.'
ing 30 feet on Goa. street anu running west
west with Fourth street 100 ieel, being
same lot conveyed 10 said David Mas by
Joseph Bell and wife, by deed dated
October 3. 1867, and now OF record I'M said
Clerks Office in deed book No. IS, page
III. All of said real estate being IN SAID
city, county and state.
Terms OF SALE-One-iOuTth of the pGT'
base money, or such greater sum as The
purchaser may elect TO pay, in cash. the
"eSidue in three equal ins.aimcutS, edcl
airing interest nom the day OF sale ahV
payable respectively in six, twelve and
elgnteen months alter the day Of sale the
purchaser TO give bonds with personal
security thereon satisfactory 10 the una p
signed Ior said deferred raymeut>, ana the
tile 10 be retained until payment IN iuI
of the purchase money.
LEWIS :. JORDAN,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners
L. G. HERNkN, AuCtiOneer. mai
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, May lG-Dry Gcods-
Business continues qule, IN nearly al
departments. Wide prirt' are obbng
freely NJ Irregular prices. Low priced
shlrtirg prints m fair demand Cotton.
IN light request At first hands S,spo
ginghams in steady demand; drcs. STYLES
quiet. Cotton dress goods dun arl
heavy. WooIeEs for mems wear iu mod.
crate demand, but selections continue
GrLt
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NntunlnIna standard.

On the 9th of April, Mr. Dana Hub
bard, one OF the editors of the Wheeling
Standard who Is quite well known about
town, filed an application in bankruptcy
with Commissioner Forbes. His habill'
ties amount 10 several Thousands OF dol
lsrs and his assets are not visible.
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VEsUvIUs the worlds great safety
valve) again threatens an eruption
always uncomfortable by human effort
Eruptions of the physicsl system, as boils
pimpIes, etc., are natures safety means
TO warn the sufferer that his blood needs
entire purifcstion-nost quickly and
etiectually accomplished by using Dr.
Bulls Blood Mixture.
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IninrONeInenIS.

The old Bruce property on Market
street, between Twelfth and Fourteenth
streets is being torn down, with view
to having fine three story double brick
business building put up by NesbItt
Bros. The contract has not yet been
given out.
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4 Bold Robbery.
Correspondence Of the Register.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE. O., May 10.

ST. CLAIRsyILLE, o., May 10.
A bold robbery was committed IN this
place Tuesday night. The residence Of
Edward Fermor was entered snd $3.50
stolen from his coat pocket. The coat
wss lying near the bed in which Mr..
Fermor was sleeping, Mr.. Fermor is g
tie contractor on the Cleveland, Tuscara.
was Valley and Wheeling railroad, and
had Just returned from Bridgeport, where
he had received large amount from the
company. There is no clue as to the
thief. REPORTER.
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Another Victim.

The item in yesterdays REGISTER in
regard to the recent swindling of one OF
our prominent merchants by Phllsde!-
phia drummer, brought to light the fact
that a second merchant had been treated
in the same manner by the same party.
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MCLAIN's Worm Candy is daily prov
ing itself to be the most certain, pleasant
and sure curative of children suffering
from worms ever discovered. One trial
will convince the most skepticsl
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Hone Fold a FIatterinE Tale,

but never even anticipated so divine a
preparation for the toilet as that delightful
preparation "Sozodont" So COOL and re-
treshingly agreeable to the mouth and
teeth, hsrdenE and invigorstes the gums,
gives pure and healthy tone to the
breath, beauties and preserves the
teeth, and arrests decay,
Spalding's glue with brush, always
ready.
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At the last meeting OF the Board, &C
tion was taken IrsiruCting the clerk to
nav TO the Board Of Education OF Fulton
their Dro ra Ia amount OF the State school
fund. amounting TO SIS Since that time
the fact has been ascerlaIned that Fred
Werner, George Zoeckler and George
Bullock have paid their school tax
amounting to S23 o., to the City CoIIec-
tor. These parties reside in Washington
sub-district, but send their children to
the Fulton school. 1t has heretofore been
the practice cf this Board TO pay
over TO the Board the school tax
of these parties, when advised that said
tax had been paid to the City Collector
This matter Is called to your attention at
thcTtducst Of the parties Interested, and
| would recommend that the clerk be au-
thorized to draw an order IN favor OF the
Board of Education OF Fulton district
tor $23.O7, this being the smount of
school tax collected from the above named
parties. Respectfully submitted,
john c. HERvEY,
Superintendent
The reporL was received and ordered
fled and the accommodation adopted.
j. II. Smith, Q. S. Long and A. L..
Rice were granted permission to
allow their children TO continue at the
Third ward school w. Rumble was
also granted permission to allow his
child to continue at the Fifth ward
school
By Goering;
Rcsolrrd. mat the southwest part of
the fence and wooden drain adjoining
the First ward school building be put IN
proper condition.
Referred to Committee on Buildings
and Grounds with power to act.
The clerk was instructed to notify the
principals of the various schools that the
board would furnish no more INK for
their use.
On motion Of Capt. Wilson, the free
schools sro to be granted holiday on the
30.h instant.
Adjourned.
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Mothers. Mothers. Mothers.

Don't tail to procure Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup for all diseases OF teeth
ing in children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, cures wind colo, regulates the
bowels, and, by giving reIet and health
TO the child, gives rest to the mother.
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Superb Pianos at RuInous Prices.
One Lewis XIV carved Knsbe Piano :;
one upright Steinway Piano, and one
carved superb Weber Piano. Can be
seen and examined at Shelbs Mnsic
Store Washington Hall.
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avrAeeliu9 Ge9l5tcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 90 New Aavertlsenen.a.

Go on Board Steamer Hudson.
Oil Cloths g Mendol, Booth u Co.
100. L. Funeral Notice.
Corn for Sale Cheap-A. G. Egerter "
Go.
Turtle Soup Lunch-Mechsnic's Sd
loon.