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REPORT.
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Tnr Younsworh Oyster and chop House.
No. 10 South Q strss&. Virginia Oily, 10 the
leading establishment 90 the Oomstock.
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TnH Youngworth Oyster and Chop House
No. n south O street. virginia City. 10 the
leading establishment on the Comstock.
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Tux employees Of the Rhode Island mill
were paid of to-day. A subscription
amounting TO $3.50 was faised among the
boys for the Virginia Relief Committee.
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Total

At the conclusion Of the seventh inning
tho big fellows gave up the game. and the
youngsters proceeded TO the brewery for
the purpose Of squAndcring the winnings
on tho game. 81 so. A red dead ball WAS
presented 70 tho winning club ny ]. M.
McGinnis.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
the FIRST ANNUAL
GRAND CARNIVAL
A BAL MAsaUE A
-oy rHx-
VIRGINIA TURN vEREIn
WILL m OWEN At
RS HALL,
y Street., virEisis Ciy.
ON
FRIDAY. EVENING. APRIL a..
Csnnittss Of Arrapssnests.
Gas. MuxILxR. Jozx wuLyy.
L. s~cnoEsysLDr. MARun CONN,
J c. You've, y. BoEaLs.
FLOOR DIRRoToR-L. II. ToRP.
~ This will In Ill respects Be the mndsst
and most select party ever given In this city.
Under no circumstances will any Improper
ehsrActss DO admitted.
FOUR ELEGANT PRIZES
WIN DO given. to be awarded By . COMMITTEES
selected from the audience.
CARRIAGES ARE FREE OF CHARGE
To convey guests to and from the Hall.
For the convenience Of guests.
ELEGANT SUPPER
wiz be served 10 the Lower Hall amer ths
.Demssqusr' By the famous caterers, FIrz'
MlRR a ARMBRUsr.
"
To Be bad Of the above. named members Of the
Committees only.
~ No Tickets sold as the deos.vu
En.nno. on . street. Lover Hall. nhss.d
.PLATT & RICH.
THR S0CTn END STOCKS
ARE ON the: RISE.
Another Great Reduction
IN OUR FALL PRIcEsI
WE WILL SELL ALL oUR WINTER GOODS
AT 50 CTS. on THE DOLLAR
And FURNISHING GOODS in Proportion.
A b RICH
uAvR TIE FINEST STOCK or GOODS
III ever offered In this market.
THEIR PRICES ARE LOWER
IMAM GvERl
JUST CALL AROUND AND sKK FOR
YOURSELF.
Their stock complies . FINE ASSORTMENT
Of the choicest
MEMS AND BOYS
CLOTHING. FURNISHING GOODS.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
TRUNKS, vAIIsEs,
And al other goods or articles worn or used BY
gentlemen.
II you would like 10 save money and get good
bargains. call early and look through their new
FALL AND WINTER STOCK.
PLATT q RICH,
iss MAIN sTR KIT, GOLD HILL,
DR.. Hails Building. ss11u
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n Gan make money fAst~r d vost for us t,sn
y d anything slss. Capital no. required; No
VIII start 700. Si2 per day u hone made By
In industrious. Me-. tomen. boys asd girls
tina. Costly oatit and terms Tree. Address
nhl ems TRUB 4 co.. Augusta, Maine.
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NOTICE.

ALL PARTIES VINO ARE INDEBTED TO
n I. x DOAN 4 co and whose accounts are
now overdue arc hereby notified that they
must be ssttied 90 or before the 10Th day Of the
be commsees1 10 recover the sans. u. n.
CARRlCK 10 hereby authorised " ressipt for
mopsy due ~ until fssther notice.
apitd L. Z. SAW YER. Agent.
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street Qsstasisss.

10, TINE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH ris.I
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PIANOS 70 LET.

A WOODWARD :. BROWN
"A PIANo. ussd but . few AH
months. for rent. Apply at NM
Moss millinery stors. ix South Cstreet
depot. 14 ksin street, 0oh Hni.
isitu n. b. PAksONs, Agent.
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FOR SALE.

THE HousR AND LOT ON MAIN STREET.
I IN Cola Hill, formerly Known % Carson
Brewer. Depot. Inquire Of rHos. TAYLOR
= CO., Vireinia. mh7 ive
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-27
A BeIiaire Card, somewhat Personal
In It's Nature.
Editors Of the Register:

Editors of the Register:
Seeing an article in an issue OF your
paper about the Bellsire police, signed
Thomas j. Lilley,r We did not intend to
reply, knowing that our whole commu-
nity knew it TO be the same Thomas }.
Liley who escaped penal punishment IN
West Virginia, under 8 charge OF Major
Lorlng, o. Wheeling, by fight, and es-
Gaping the officers thereby, and who yet
deserves punishment, and to our COM
muni,y well known by his other us
grant violations OF law, and there
tore nothing be said could possibly
injure any one. But seeing in your issue
OF the 18th an article signed Tax Payer"
we have taken the pains 10 learn who
the author OF said article was, and find 1t
10 be Presley S Cowen. and we only an
swer these articles that all may know be
was the author, and that be don't pay
one cent of taxes, and TIA. he is the same
Presley s. Cowen of the West Virginia
l.. Belle Insurance Company, and whose
wife left him for good reasons, and who
got his leg broken 10, l Will rot say
where, and when he came back to Bel.
laire, charged the same was done by .
collision on the b. i y. railroad, when
there was no such collision; whom our
community knows 10 be common liar.
Now, the whole and each entire part OF
both articles written is s falsehood, and
our courts are FULLY open 10 investigate
sill these charges, and an open and full
investigation is requested, but this Is
written only that all may know the char
scter OF the man who make the charges.
BELLAIRI PoLICl
Rxyl1;r. March %
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ARREST OF VILLERS.
FOR HIS PARTICIPATION In THE
BURTON HORROR.
Public Opinion Pretty Evenly Ill
vided N TO His Gutit-George
wallace's Fatber-in.Law
Insists that He II
Guilty, Also.
Special TO the Register.

Special TO the Register.
LITTLsToN, March 26,
Enoch Roberts, the iather OF George
Bakers wife, and VIM. Haskins, the
father-in.lsw of John. Wallace, came to
Littleton, to-day, and after hearing the
general opinion and discussing the mat
ter between themselves and others
Enoch Roberts came to the conclusion
that it was necessary to have Henry VII
lers srreeted. Jerry Bissell and Elihu
Roberts first consented TO go and arrest
him, but Bissell, for some reason, did
not 60. But afterwards arrangements
were made and John McConn and Elihu
Roberts went to Mr.. Jobes', where Vii
lers was shipping hoops, and arrested
him. They brought him TO Littleton
where they are holding him until the
authorities arrive from Burton, who
have been sent for by letter on train
No. 81. Enoch Roberts Is somewhat un-
der the influence of liquor.
He says his daughter was murdered
innocently and that he will investigate
the cause of it should it take every cent
he has on earth; and, if necessary to
bring the guilty party to justice, he will
live the balance of his days on bread and
water.
Villers and two guards were at Pen
dergrasts Hotel at 6 o'clock this even
ing, but will be removed to a school
house quarter of mile from Pender-
grssts, as soon as Squire Adamson ar
rives from Burton. There is considera-
bic division in public opin-
ion. About half think VilleIs
guilty and the other half think him in
nocent, on account o. his innocent ways
and his awkward movements and expires.
sions in declaiming his innocence. There
is nothing positive as to whether John
Wallace made confession when brought
to the tree to be hung, but rumors are
afoat that he implicated Villers until the
last. Enoch Roberts, the father Of the
murdered woman, says he thinks Villers
is innocent, bu. wants the thing inrestl.
gated and the guilty party brought to
justice. He also says he wants no person
to try to persuade him that George
Baker is innocent, but thinks he did not
accompany John Wallace to the place OF
murder, but premeditsted it and con-
cnctad the whole affair.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Atkins, Chairman of the Commit
tee on Appropriations, reported the leg
islative, executive and judicial sppropri-
alton bill and gave notice that he would
call it up Tor consideration on Tuesday
next.
Mr.. Wood, from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported the tariff bill,
and it was referred TO the Committee OF
the Whole.
Mr.. Wovd reported resolution max
ing the tariff bill the special order for
Thursday, April 4th.
Mr.. ONelll-I move TO lay the bill on
the table.
The Spesker-The bill is not before
the House--it Is in Committee OF the
Whole.
Mr.. Conger-I believe it is the opinion
OF majority of the House that the bill
should not be considered at all.
Mr.. Wood-I am quite willing to test
the sense OF the House on the question,
and therefore move the previous ques.
ton.
Mr.. Conger-I hope the resolution will
be voted down. l have an amendment l
want 10 offer.
After debate, the previous question was
seconded by l23 to l07, and the resolu.
tion adopted-yess l37, nays ia.
Although the vote may be regarded as
furnishing general indication of d.
vision OF the House on the subject OF
tariff, it is by no means conclusive, for it
is understood that several Democratic
mem bers, out OF courtesy TO the Commit
Tee on Ways and Means, vsted to make
the bill the special order who would not
vote for the passage Of the bill.
Mr.. Springer called up the Msssschu-
sets contested election case, Dean against
Field.
A discussion was continued up TO i've
o'clock.
The most notable speech was made on
the Democratic side by Mr. Walsh, Of
Maryland, against the msjority report
Of tho Elections Committee.
1t 10 underwood that the debate is 10 be
closed and q vote taken tomorrow.
On motion OF Mr.. Williams, of Mich
igan, the Senate amendment 10 the bill
for the support OF the government OF the
District Of Columsla, changing the time
FOR the completion Of the assessment from
July 10 August, Was concurret in.
Adjourned.
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Senator Howe's speech.

WASHINGTON, March ga number
Of members OF Congress, friends OF the
President called upon him this morning
with reference 10 the speech OF Ssnstor
Howe They all expressed more teelisg
in the matter than ihs fraIdent him,sl:,
and suggested that the speech be 80.
iwered, fearing that to permit It 10 pis'
in silence may be 40 admission OF IT'S e.
tire truth. The President took 8 & ihereni
view, plscinI himself on the ground that
what be had done in the way OF onclal
action was based en- hi. sense o'rishi,
without thinking for a moment what
may be the result So affecting him per-
,onally. He WAS opposed TO apuo!ic re-
,pon,e, preterring th.t hs :c.s shoI.d b.
the best Interpreter OF bis moLir. and
principles. He h.d seuyh. TO rer.oim
III. duIy, and With tins be vas content,
no mn.:er how those with prejudIced
mind. might view bis conduct. All would
recollect, be sad, how bitterly Senator
Howe had denounced President Lincoln
toward the close o! his fr.l
term, and how ethers sought 10 prevent
Lincoln from being nominated for sec
ond term, but notwithstanding sll ihi,
he ". nomInsted and became more pop
ular than ever, tse people having b.
come better acquainted with him snd sP-
precis,ed hi. conduct more. Pre.ident
Have, vu willing TO be judged BY the
same tribunal. The President does Lot
appear IN the least disturbed by Sensior
Hove's speech, believing that tine VII!
fully yIrdicate him.
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Attempt at Lynching.

TorEEA, Ks, March 26.-About 25
men appeared at the jail in IN" city at z
o'clock this morning. Only two entered
ST. first, one of them stating that be ~"
the sheriff Of Wsubsumer county and
had prisoners 70 put in jail. The jailor
knew that sheriff, and told him be
could not come in, and, SIS he refused 10
lesve, commenced to fire st him. A. once
SD out twenty men poured in and good
many shots fred on both sides. One Of
the ssssilsnts wss carried of wounded
and the party retired. There are various
theooies As 10 their intention, but 1t n
generally believed they were after True,
the murderer of Rev. Wslpsrt, IN Potts.
wstomle county. True Is in jail, hii
trisl having gone over At the late term
of Court Il R believed the meo intend
ed LaughlIa.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March 26.
SENATE,

House joint resolution TO prescribe the
time fer the payment of the tax on dis
titled spirits passed a. it came from the
House.
Mr.. Chrisitancy. from the Committee
on Judiciary, said he was directed by
majority of the committee to report back
the bill to repeal the bankrupt law. he
said that an honest effort had been made
in the committee for some time past to
90 amend the law that it would be tstls.
factory TO the public, but there was such
q conflict of opinion that it was lmpos.
sible to agree upon amendments. Several
members of the committee who did not
favor repeal, consented to the bill being
reported without any recommendation.
Placed on the calendar.
At the expiration OF an hour the Senate
resumed the consideration of the Pacific
Railroad sinking fund bill. Mr.. Merri.
mon spoke in favor Of the bill reported
by the Committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. Cameron, of Wisconsin, called up
the petition of ID. j. Carlin, claiming
seat as Senator from South Carolina, pro-
sented by him some time ago and then
laid on the table to be called up at some
future time, and moved it be referred to
the Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions. So ordered.
Mr.. Davis OF West Virginia submit.
ted preamble and resolution quoting
from the report submitted to Congress
by the Secretary Of the Treasury in 1871,
to the effect that 20,7O0,9S3 were due
the Government from collectors OF inter-
nal revenue, not in Office, and directing
the Secretary to report 10 the Senate
what amount or portion OF this sum has
since been paid TO the Government;
what amount has since been settled by
compromise and what steps have been
taken 10 collect tho balance. Ordered
printed.
Mr.. Window called up the consular
and diplomatic appropriation bill, and
said he was prepared to go on with it to-
day, but at the request of Senator Ham
lin, chairman of the Committee on For
eign Relations, he had concluded to let
it go over until tomorrow.
After short Executive session, Senate
adjourned.
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JEALOUS. EHc
What One Lady says Of Another.

Washington City Gazette.
A go.sipy feminine writer from Wash
iogton SAYS there j. IN this city West
err maiden who has the overveeniss
ego:,m TO demand to be considered not
ooly beautiful, but more besutiiul than
Any other woman oa this continent Her
mother, who expects her 10 disiin-
gui.h the family BY an ilustrio1s
marriage encourages her IN her
vanity and endesvors, by incessns
Advertising, TO keep the daughter con.
itaaly before the public. She has paid
ahrgs sum 70 have her portrait painted,
,nd intends sending il 10 Paris, "ss the
highest type OF American beauty" The
Portrait has been for some time on e1hi-
elIion IL the West, and the original con-
SANITY sends marked copies OF euIogies
On 1t and herself, TO sll with whom she
a,s theshghtesi scqusintsnce. Her claim
o. great beauty is not only disputed by
se' oWn ser, but derided oy the other.
oae Ts 8. Saratoga in 1876.
And the summer OF 1877 a. the White
Sulphur Springs.
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TILDEN TAX SUIT.
neeision OF Judge BIaIchfOrd.

INV York, March 2o.-Judge Batch
ford e,,he United States District Court,
p.ye his decision, to-day, In the suit OF
the United States against Ex-Governor
Samuel j. TIldeu, to recover some sl0O,-
600 income tax alleged 10 be due the
roysrament BY defendant The suit, 1t
will be rsmem bered, Was brought In the
United States District Court when Til
den was the Democratic candidate for
the Presidency, and It was alleged that
it WAS only brought for pollti.
cal purposes. The counsel for Iiiden
act up a demurrer, and the cae Wa'
argued at great length. Judge B!ateh-
lords decision is quite long snd cites In.
Vulnerable authorities, the principal OF
which are L nited States Supreme Court
dsci,on. in the Dollar Savings Bank
c,,. and the Rhode lslsnd case lately
decided by the Supreme Court. de sus-
t,ins the defendants demurrer TO the
Br.t count in the complaint, on the
ground that in the year covered by this
Count Mr.. Tilden had made return OF
hi. income and paid the tax on such re-
turn, OD the ObucE SISNSA eSNS = '.A .'.S
complaint be sustsins the plaintiffs, the
United States, in their demurrer 10 the
answer Of the defense, holding virtually,
thst the Government WAS not bound,
by the action of the United
States Assessor, as It's agent and
that Tilden was required TO make HIM
,elf q return Of his income, which he had
no, done. The case is now to proceed to
trisl by jury on the question OF the
amount OF Tilden's iccome during the
wears in which be made no return him
self For three years Mr.. TiIden allowed
the United States asses,or TO make re-
turns ard paid tax on such returns, to-
cs,hsr with the penalty OF Ave per cent,
Snt III. the Court holds was not sutti-
ciept, IS will be seen By the decision
above. 1t is more than probable that
Mr.. Tilden's counsel vii. sppeal the case
20 the L nited States Supreme Court.
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The Tariff Bill.

WASHINGTON. March 26.-Ths tariff
bill as originslly reported by the sub
committee, hiss been materially changed
in parts BY tie fulICOmmntee. The
average reduction on some Of The
schedules Of the present tariff Is 20 and
25 per cent. and GA metals only 4 per
cent. /. is Representative Woods ln-
teu,ion 10 address the House, Thursday
next when The bill comes up Tor consld-
ers,lou, when be will fully explain
the effect OF the bill oa revenue, should
=, haooma q lAw
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weather Indications.

WlszIxsroS, March p, ! A. ~
For the Tennessee and ONO Nsliey
warmer, clear weather, followed BY IN
creasinp cloudiness and rain sreas, south
winds and falling barometer, followed
9, the West stations by rising barometer
and colder northwest winds.
For The Lower Lakes warmer, partly
cloudy weather, with rain areas. south
east winds and falling barometer.
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Dynamite Explosion.

BALTIMORE, March 26.-An explosion
" q nsnIte occurred st the gunpowder
sHn ~ Monte Bello, Two miles from the
ny ihn morning, instantly killing N.
" hourke, the boss Of the vorkmen, and
nnsily wounding several Others.
y houfke had one leg torn from his body,
eOth arms broken, and his face terribly
.sCefsted. John Lyon. an assistant, wss
.e'fioly injured, and Patrick Gsllighan,
Asea 10 years, fatally wounded.
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How DO you like the PreIident7" /
uksd yesterday OF 3 wise old Journalist,
who !. non partisan, And who hu seen
many Preideus come aud 20. "Oh,
ike the President hr,t-rstei but don't
like the attitude OF this sdminlstrstlon1
What - tie s;iilude Of this .dninii.ra-
tIonT' ] asked. The wise old mai drop
ped MS pocket handkerchief on the Hoor,
IN 4 confused. sbspeless heap, and sSit:
"Wen, that's about the attitude Of the
admin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., nu,by." sm
sirsid this Is too true. The Pres!deni
seems 20 be tort OF evangelical Mieaw.
Der. cou.inusllv waiting for something
10 turn up People keep on thinking
th.. somsthing is going 70 hspPsn. b.!
nothing ever does happen. Tue general
upec. Of ihIngs about The White House
il clean, bot fsoby. -On, 20, this is 10,
. cold water sdminisirsiion, sad one
critic, sii lenonsse-sloppy- - RaSA-
inoton Letter TO SeuO Fork TiT.>s.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-27
billiard Tournament.

ST. LOUIS, March 25 The game IN
the billiard tournament this si:eFr oon
VA. between Schsefer ard McCreery.
and was won by the former, who scored
GOO TO sl4. MeCreery received 10 per
cent ODDS. The winners average ws'
ll.3l, and the lOser's average 10 l-l5
Schaefer's highest runs were l35 and
ls4. McCreery's best Iups were /! and
81. A game wn played TO night by
Sloeou and Gsllsner, and resulted IN
favor Of the latter, the score being $40 70
SIS, Gallagher receiving 10 per cen!
odds Winners average IA p 81; oes:
runs 81, &c. IS, e5 and los; losers aver
age 10 1886; best runs So and 81.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-27
Bill TO Repeal ,be Bankrup. Law.

WAsHIsGToI, March 26.-The bill re-
ported by Mr.. Christiancy from the Sem
ate Judiciary Committee to-day TO repeal
the bankrup. law, is "a follows:
BE Il enacted te., That the bankrupt
law approved March Il, 1867, and aIl
acts amendatory or supplement AIRY
thereto, or in explanation thereof, be
and the same are hereby repealed !
provided, however, such repeal
shall in no manner inyslidste
or effect any case in bankruptcy insti.
,uted and pending in any court prior 70
the day when this set ,hall tax. effect,
but q. 10 all such pending cases and all
future proceedings therein, the acts
hereby repesled shall continue IN full
force and efcl until the same shall be
fllly disposed Of in the same manner ss if
SAID SC. had not been repesled.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-27
THE FRUIT CROP.
Not Entirely Destroyed I'm the ohio
ValISy.

CIxcrsSA1I, March 26.-Advices from
. number OF localities in the Oaio vslley
and lower lake region, indicste inst owing
70 the fsci that there nn been no rans
for the pss, week or more, the severe
cold weather of Sunday night and Mon.
day has not utterly destroyed the ttuit
crop. q. was feared; a. lesst in the Ohio
valley. In the northern portions OF these
sections, in many instances, the crops are
seriously damaged.