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The New York herald., 1878-02-25
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

To THE EDITOR HERALp:--
Where were Mr. Berghs tho morning OF
the 23d. when car No 81 OF the Third Avcnus Railroad
Company was coming from Harlem down to tho depot
at Sixtynth streetf 1t got there At quarter past
seven O'Clock A. NJ. The driver whipped hts lame
horses all the way down. He ought TO have been ar.
rested by the noble policeman VINO riding the
front platform irce Ono OF the horses was 80 lame
that no could hardly walk, ana the otner was uot
much better, HUMANITY,
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DIED..

ALLEN AT woodsido, Ia L., on Saturday, February
g. HANNAH, widow OF tho late James W. Allen. In Inc
77th year OF her ag..
Kclaivcs aud friends OF tho family nro respectfuy
invited to attend The iuncral on tuesday, February
20. at eleven o'clock A. A. Train leaves Hunters
Point al 10 10 A. ~, per Thirty fourth street Jerry.
LAUscELor CEofi, the beloved, youngest enid OF
Josephine A. ana John H. " Arnold. aged 2 years and
months.
Rciatives and friends are requested to attend the
funeral which will ,ake place from tho residence of
his parents, No. 2s East 90 ST. on Monday, February
Doth inst, nj one y. NJ.
AsnE.--At Philadelphia, Saturday, February 23,
CATHAKISE IL AsaE. IN the 7Sth year Of her ago
Funeral viii take pisce frsm the rendcnce Of haS
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= subsidiary coin Added to this. speculation in
India bills, demand IN Russia for silver and the
effects o the Bland bill abroad have caused an advance
the price of silver and not unlikely before
sufficient amount be coined silver will be at
par with gold, and the financial ashing
ton will find that they have Injured our credit and
not lghtened our debts. The following table shows
the fluctuations IN gold during the week =
The New York herald., 1878-02-25

lNors.-Lettsrs intended for this column must be
accompanied BY tho writer's full ana address 10
insure attention CcmpIainants who unwilling 10
comply with this rule simply waste time 10 writing
The New York herald., 1878-02-25
HOTEL SAFE ROBBED.

general alarmswas sent out By tho police authori
ties yesterday calling tor the arrest OF Walter Lewis
q light watchman in tho Pacific Hotel who is charged
with having stolen IRON the hotel saie on Saturday
night money and jewsry together amountingin value
10 about $500
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wASTED-A DIVIDEND.

20 THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
As depositor OF tho Mechanics aud Traders Saw
ings Institution wish TO ask when William J. Best,
the receiver, will give US another dividend. The last
one was made over year ngo and then another was
promised In July or september, but he has failed
40 DEPOSITOR.
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MUD In MAIDEN LANE.

To THE EDIroR OF THE nERALD:-
Tho condition OF Maiden lane 10 horrible II has
not seen street cleaner Tor some months T. &L
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COINS AND BULLION.
GOVERNMENT BONDS

The market for United States bonds hsre and In
London has been active and weak. From London we
hear that Investors are pressing their bonds the
market and that there buyers except for Amer
ican account. This, of course the natural effect Of
the Bland bill and the shaking Of our credit abroad.
The tall in prices in London has been followed by a
similar here and large blocks OF securities con-
tinue to be imported here It is said at the rate OF
81 00O 0O0 day The following shows tho prices in
London yesterday and the week beore:--
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MARRIED.

WNNNTEU.
CHErHAn -WRIGnr.-August 4, 1877, BY the Rev. N.
Huebei, q. y. CnEruAM to IDA wnGur, Of Montcair,
N. J.
KLoTs-DuRELL.-ln this city, on Friday, February
%, by the Rev. A. H. Partridge, ANNIE DunELL OF
New York, 10 JANIS r. KLors, OF Broogiyn No
cards.
scorr-PRoBsr. .--Fsbruary ~, at the brldo's rest
dencc, by the Rev DR.. Eccleston, AGgig NJ, eldest
daughter oil John scott, Esq, ofCiiton .. L. TO Eus-
TAcE Is. PRoysT, OF New York.
sHoar-HoSDLo Privately, Brooklyn, N. ",
WILLIAM SHORT 10 MARY W., eldest daugnier OF the
late sylvester Hondlow. No oards.
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TIME TO SETTLE.

To THE EDITOR raE HERALD
Why docs not the receiver Of the Uptown German
Savings Bank close up his accounts with the dcposi
tors? IL rs Two years since the bank closed
L
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Feb 20, 1878
Sugar In good demand full prices II the receipts had
been larger the bulk OF the business woud have
larger hoA 10 to IA Dutch standard reals 7X reals
per Grobe In gold NoA 10 10 ~. Dutch standasds 81
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

GoLpxAS-CAssBr- ---MosKs l.. GoLvNAy to EMMA
daughter OF samuel Casscl, Doth OF this city. No
cards.
Kingston and Utica papers please copy
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A TwENrY-THIRp STREET. INQUIRY.

To THE EDITOR or HERAsp'-
Cannot the Com mmissoners OF Public Works give Us
straight crosswaik across Sixth avenue. al Twenty.
third street, on me uptown sidef PEDES RAN.
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:ss % rss. :sx. MOI. :. a. s r:s;
reals; ssn.rilsf.l sassrs No: ii 20 IS, boxes and
ssS s s,ses M - @ g
receipts Of ths week 500 boxes 10000 bags $500
aud al 'Sa's ss . sa
:. the United state. Mosssss nominal Bacon $50
tS 81 'iss'sa ss .%sa
'.ssss sugar sstsS ssS
ss 81 vs.
:Es'' "'s
sS sss %Ss: navy beans Is 1sss psr
,:si: s,ress long '. G
the
s.ys ss'd p's%u.: @ :Asss .sGs p1sa,an @
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
o1 as pans nS sSS: @as s k az closed sa u =
pieces
FINANCIAL.
AT REAsoNABLE RArEs-MoNEY on LIFE AND
ahsRcS "s s
A MONEY TO LOAN ON LIFE INSURANCE POLL.
.e,es on liberal terms. Apply to f. DAZZLING. S4S
Any AMOUNT or MONEY TO LoAN-oN BOND
Aand mortgage, eand per cent Apply 80 Nassau ST..
AT GILES ExomANG.,
81 e and E1sasssss ssssso
o. II. GILES 4 co.
Approved City Property. ss B,osSway. w. roo@ % 10
(lAsH ADVANCED ON ALL KINDS PERSONAL
OProperty, l.29s broadway. room 8.
TxECUToR Will LOAN so5oooo FIRST CLASS
4oG 4oof:.. sGs per cent hv' ExEoo
TRE4syKEK's oYTIoE, SOUTH OAKoLTNA RAIL.
Tue q is ssso%d Mortgage 1 *
b. 2, r. sss assq t. sssa
Thursday as!h inst =. ~ o'clock noon 10 consider pro-
70 Dc TO on .As %Iso frss q y;
UU 00Il .wANTED-oN FIRST MORTGAGE ON
S9ssDss esy ssya SER % .sssss
oil KIM wANTED-oN BUSINESS PROPERTY
" Ds w. 'ss sssSSG os asS
ss s'' e. sT: e :s. on
$3.50 600 r. L9AS N sSa 0s
COPARTNENsHIPs.
aSSx nSeSrna rfS no s s,,nr Of the
the American Nickel Pl.tnw Company win DO held the
g. Sss q eoss ss sS%Gsny 20 Frankfort st. Now York. March
S. R. rREADwELL. Secretary pro tenn.
New YoRx, Feb. J9. 1878.
"A special meeting of the American
'ia s once
BY order of Trustees
). r. TkEADwELL, Secretary pro tenn.
BUSINESS UPeOnrUNfTlEs.
K INTEREST In An ELEG ant EASY BUSINESS.
Apayine - 900 yearly prodtA for 5000 d0wn references
and everything AL. Gail 222 GRAND St., Jersey City
ExTRAoROINANY OProRrUNIrYl- s. 900 DIVIDE D
Iweekly; partner wanted cashier tor the worlus =
greatest and favorise iusonst; houses crowded
nightly. Apply ~ Broadway. room 81.
EoR sALE-PHR STOCK AND TOOLS OF The TIN
Roofing Establishment. a. 259 West 21st ST. contain:
ing first class cornce machine and other machines aud
tools for carrying the roofing business; also
Horse. Wagoa and Harness. The hired
low rent for the same business Apply the promises.
DAkTIES IN THE IMPORTING OK COMMISSION
business coming to Philadsphia can be accommodated
with Table Counter Room for displaying samples. also
Desk Room In the best and most business location
wig bet weed Chestnut and Market ss and Bank aud 3D.
Address NJ. boxl.7 .7iU Post office, Philadelphia.
oil ENN "A BUSINESS MAN WITH THIS
Ql.COOsamount wanted 10 extend an established
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Total for the week.. 90. 213, GA
Ruu MANLY N Anrt.sa

Total for tho week.. 2lS684
MONEY MAIsKEr.
The money market was very quiet during the week
md call loans were made at and per cent "a the
.uling rate, With exceptions at 8 and 9 per cent
Prime percant'ls paper sold at 4k opsr cent. wish
few very prime names as low as per cent Tho bank
statement was Of worry uniavorabe character show
ing reduction In total oil ST. 400 sO0 made up
Of loss OF $867 600 in the legal average
and $685. 200 In the specie average BY reason
reduction In deposit liabilities the failing OF
plus reserve only sl.loO 45O. tho surplus reserve
boins now $lS,6S3. $50 The following is n compsri-
son d the averages OF the two last weeks
Feb 10. Feb 23. Differences.
Loans. $24z 500 900 t243 $50 100 Inc $7e0 200
Specie. 33,0lI600 32,3I9, 40 Dec $50 200
Legal tenders 34,8l5,6OO 3S 07S 900 Dec SO; 800
Deposs.... a., 1872 900 2l0 sg4 800 Dec. l237 400
Circulation lv.7Sl,200 19806,900 Inc. %, 100
The following shows the relations between the total
Fsb l6 Feb. 2a Differences.
Specie. $53, Oll 600 $32 37g 400 Dec x632 200
Legal tenders 4.Sl5,oO0 33,97S 900 Dec. S07 600
Totalrcsvs $sTs57,2oo $se.s67,4oo Dec 81, 4ss 800
Resve req'sd
agt tdepsits 63.O33,0o0 t2,723,o5o
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RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were strong, particularly for the
Western issues The latest quotations were "a fol-
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To,alrc serss72oo S. s67, 400 Dec 81, 4Se, 500
Res've req'ed
ag'idep'si,s ss.os3,ooo 5a,72s,e5o
Excess of re-
aaSan .knua

serve above
eGaireq'nn sl4,s24soo sisess $50 Dec 81, iso 4so
Tho very large importatons OF bonds from Europe.
and the consequent large demand for foreign exchange
caused nrmness IN the market. and rates we're ad-
vanced on thursday last The following were the
atsst quotations.
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DENTlSr.uY.

DENTlSTHx.
A SIT OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS Ar EiTuER
h377 oh nv oac door sooye I'D st. ~ liza West 34tb
NJ. rubber ceiiuoid gold othc
dentistry with aespateh; to- ms To suit the times
NEWBkOUHH NkNBKOUUu
BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL rEkTH. 70, 1UM -,
Dwarnnted. 'Ncw York Dental Rooms" 1s2 18th Nv
crtabIished issi. Dr. MrADkK
~EOiSN<sE.
IIAEUKK's wAKknoUSEs siIf ,xv-- rSs,1JrN~ III,
1lo Sitn ~ storaxs Tor urniturs baggage goods ani
OF description. closed
usass, always Accessible. Once S0o wsaa 49, ~
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Those bonds have becn very dull, with prices wcil
the following being tho latest

STATE BONDS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-13
CITY CHIPS.

No marriage licenses issued yesterday.
HEAVY hail storm is reported to have
happened on Fish Creek, last evening.
THE effects of the Knoke brewery,
which we're sold recently, brought sbou.
$500.
SQUIRE II. w. PHILLIPS, wife and
daughter, left last evening for Washing.
ton, d. T..
DR.. JoHy d. MORRIS and lady re-.
turned from a wedding tour in the West
last Monday.
YESTERDAY workmen were busily en-.
gagged in placing the new safes In the
city building.
Two deeds of trust and three deeds IN
fee were recorded at the County Clerks
Office yesterday.
THE official board of the Zane Street
NJ. Z. Church will meet to elect new
sexton next Monday night.
Council will hold u special session
next Friday night for the purpose OF con.
sidering the license question.
The barber shop of Dick Kemp will
be moved from No. Il Sixteenth street
TO No. 10 same street, in few days.
SPRING has come sure enough, as the
tramps have gone and tho organ grind
ers are pleasing the small boy with sweet
music.
JAMES MANToN of the &. 7. Brown
Boat Club will not accept Morgan
challenge, rs lac is Just recovering from
an attack OF lever.
PREPARATIONS are being made by j.
ID. Culbertson tor building fine resi-.
dence on Main street, east side, between
Ninth and Tenth streets.
The mail train over the b. i .. road
from the East, which was due at 8
o'clock yesterday morning, did not ar
rive until o'clock this morning.
A HOT time is anticipated at the mu-
nlcipal election of Bridgeport the first
Monday of April. There is strong
desire to make radical change in the
city officers.
YESTERDAY Mayor Sweeney made an
order TO remove from office nlghtwstch-
man Pat Reilly. which is to take effect
tomorrow. The Morris.kuhleman
trouble is the cause.
MEssRs. OxToBY Il DUFFEELD will
ship their goods for Erie, Pa, today,
and follow tomorrow or next day. We
are sorry to lose these gentlemen, but
wish them much prosperity in there new
homes.
SOME OF our citizens complain that the
street car drivers on the Bellaire line do
not ring their bells bells before starting
to give notice to the passengers who are
in the station house on the Ohio side OF
Benson's Ferry.
TEE Chairman of the Committee Of
Arrangements for the Bulger boat dance
informs US that neither of the parties
spoken of, who were concerned IN the
trial at Squire Csldwel's office Monday
evening, were at the Bulger dance, but
at the Beethoven dance on Monday
night.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-13
Certificate Of incorporation.

Yesterday the Secretary Of State issued
certificate of incorporation to the
Lsughlin Nail Company, tor the pur-
pose of smelling iron ore and manutac-
turing pig-iron and converting the same
into nails, within the States Of West Vir-
GINA and Ohio, and for buying and sell
hing there and elsewhere iron and its
products, and dealing in merchandise
and materials necessary to the operating
OF q rolling and nail mil and blast FUR
mace; also for mining coal and other
minerals. The principal office of SAID
corporation is to be- kept in Wheeling,
and is 10 expire on March IL, 1898. The
sum of $4,000 has been subscribed TO
the capital thereof. Six thousand dol
lars have been paid in, and the privilege
of increasing SAID capital, by the sale Of
addition shares to $250,000 in all is re-
served by the incorporators. The shares
are divided into 500 each and are held
as follows Alexander Laughlin, 100
shares, Samuel Lsughlin, 100 shares;
Alonzo Loring, 100 shares; Mason w.
Burt, so shares and David Gutmsn, 80
shares. The capital to be hereafter sold is
10 be divided into shares OF like amount.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-13
river news.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet and falling.
The Abner O'Neal departed for Pitts
burgh at o'clock yesterday morning.
The Courier departed for ParkersbIrg
ut the usual hour yesterday morning.
The Andes got away for Cincinnati at
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon with fair
trip of freight and passengers.
The Emma Graham passed up at noon
yesterday for Pittsburgh.
The Carrie Brooks has re. entered the
Pittsburgh and GAINESVILLE trade, and
passed down last night with her first
trip.
The Della, Telegram and rhaeton ar
rived and departed on time yesterday
afternoon.
The towboat Thomas Means has gone
up the Cumberland river for two bsrges
OF pig iron, destination Pittsburgh.
Telephone is the name selected for the
new boat building for the Wheeling and
Charleston trade.
by Telegraph
NASHVILLE, March l2.-River rising
with 8 feet on the shoals.
PITTSBURGH, March l2.-River 7 feet
and stationary. Weather cloudy and
raining.
CAIRO, March l2.-Arrived-Robi
Ohio. Departed Robin, St. Louis.
River 81 feet inches and falling.
Weather cloudy. Mercury 10 degrees.
CINcINNATI, March l2-River % feet
6 inches and rising. Heavy rain in the
afternoon. Weather cloudy tonight.
Arrived-Alice, st. Louis. Departed
Hudson, Wheeling; Mary Elizabeth,
EVANSVILLE Church, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, March l2.-Rlver 1913.
10 feet and stationary. Up-Silver
Thorn, Mary Miller, Arkansas Belle,
Charles Morgan, NJ. Smith and Dick
johnson. Down-ThomSs Sherlock, j.
w. CAT, James Guthrie and Fswn.
MEMPHIS, March Weather clear
and pleasant. River fell inches. Ar
rived - Porter, Pittsburgh; Howard,
Golden Crown and John Means, New
Orleans; Alice, Vicksburg; Parker, Gin.
cinnsti; horner, Ohio river. Departed
Howard and Alice, St. Louis; Golden
Crown, Cincinnati, Horner and Alice
Brown, New Orleans; Joe Bigley, Ohio
river.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-13
THE WHEELING DAILY REGISTER WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH 49,

The sction OF the Second Branch 10 re-
gard to the health ordinance wss agreed
TO-
The report OF the FIRE department was
eoncurred in.
The actisn of the Second Branch IN
regard to the storage of carbon oil was
agreed to.
The same course was ad in regard to
the ordinance regulating the laying OF
pavements, from Smith & Co. asking a
reduction of water rents, from the Ger
man Fire Insurance Co. for theatrical
license in relation to paying the street
cleaner, concerning the petition of Simon
Losche, plan for the more eficscious
collection of taxes, requiring the City
Clerk to report monthly the amount OF
supplementary taxes collected, TO pre-
vent children from hanging on TO car.
riages and other vehicles, AID to provide
sufficient amount of c1rb TO finish
Eighteenth street to Chapline, were con.
Cured IN. Adjourned to meet on Fri
day night to consider such special bust
ness as may be brought before the branch
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-13
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transactions in real es
tate were recorded in the County Clerks
office yesterday:
Deed made March IL, 1873, by Rob.
ert Woods, Clerk of the County Court
to James Bodley, for one acre of land
located in Richlsnd district-S6.60.
Deed made March IL, 1878, by Eliza
beth Wllke TO John Haberstick, for al
that portion of lot No. 65 on the ess'
side of Main street, Sixth wsrd-Sl 100
Deed made March II, 1873, by 5. b
Coen and wife TO Pauline Flsck, wife o
William Flsck, for the north half OF lO
No. 40, in James addition to the city
1876.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-13
Personalities.

The contest for Mayor over in Bridge
port is getting decidedly warm. Mr..
Frank G. Robinson is on the track for
that exalted position, as an independent
candidate.
5. Csrse, Esq, of Long Reach, West
Virginia, is making arrangements for y
trip to the old country TO see relatives
and friends Of his youth once more. He
expects to be absent about three months.
Belfast, Ireland. is the objective point.
Miss Mary Hauser. of Csdiz, o., is
visiting MISS Ida Berger, Island. DR..
Wing, of Newark, o., wss in the city
yesterday.
Captain Baggs is at Pittsburgh, telling
the people that the Psrkersburg pro.
hibition ticket was carried by 400
majority.
DR.. Mayer, Jewish Rabbi, returned
yesterday from a visit to Clsrksburg.
Lewis Feinler lett on business trip
out on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
yesterday.
John McEldowncy, Of New Martins
vile, and Mr.. Cressp, are in the city.
Col. j. ii. Lockwood, Of Moundsville,
was in the city Yesterday.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-13
Appreciated by the People.

Last Saturday the popular and push
Ing firm of l. Blum & Bro. advertised
their whole stock at cost price, in order
to make room for their new spring
goods. Before noon on that day the
many readers of the REGISTER who hsd
read this startling announcement began
rushing 10 their store TO secure some OF
these bargains, and to the credit of the
firm be 1t said that the people were not
disappointed, snd as the rush has been
continued since, it shows that 8 relisble
house has only to offer bargains; the peo-
pie are not slow to apprecistn them.
All those CT our readers who have not
yet visited this establishment should
not fail to do so ST once, as this sale will
only be continued one week longer.
Their offerings consist principally in
dress goods, silks, ladies ready made
suits, &c, sll OF which thew are selling
at cost price, because they say they mus!
have room for new goods.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-13
The penetrating winds IN

l.
this season OF the year are A seya,, :,
for the lungs. The negltctoishui,.'
generally leads TO a weakness OH. -.
which, not infrequently, results 4, =
sumption.
SCHENCK's PULMOSIC SYRvpvlG,...
relieve and loosen tight cough a..
such an agreeable remedy thS, tsu,.
will take IL without being coaIsd. A.,
on the lungs. II consumption /, sa
ready developed, may be easily maze,
by the use OF the PulmonIeSyupl0,.a,
with Schenck'S Mandrake Pills % ~
the system OF the accumulated lntr,
In more serious cases, where u, Ina.
has become deeply seated. and The Fs,.
suffers from loss OF appetite, wesuSu
cancellation, SCHEScK's SEA wEu r,
should be used in connection VT. ~.
above mentioned remedies, TO Mn.p
the appetite and bring the d.,sp
powers into healthy action, theresy,s
tanning the strength OF the pstlenlal.s
abling him TO resist the progress Of b
disease until the PULNOSiC sYRvF Ia
perform It's healing aud cleansing Vol
The use OF these standard remet,
cordiug To the directions which Ao.a
pany them, cannot fail to produce -
satisfactory results. A letter address. .
DR.. Schenck cor. sixth and Arch rl-s
Philadelphia, asking advice, vlnprzy
ly receive the Doctors personal slss--
free OF charge.
Schencks Medicines are Tor sac 10
druRRlhlS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-13
BELLAIRE LOCALS.
srshsl Drugsn has q house full of

Marshal Drugsn has q house full o!
visitors at the City Building just now.
Colonel Baron, OF the Second regi.
ment; Lieut.. Little, of company d, and
several staff and other officers, went out
to st. Clsirsville, yesterday, to be presen,
at the trial of e1 Orderly Sergeant Weir
of company f, for characterization and
mutlny.
At the meeting of the Bellsire Light
Guards Monday night, F.S. Clinton and
T. G.. Hyatt, were elected to I'll vacsn.
cies in the board of administration.
The ball for the benefit of the b. G. L.
c., is on Friday instead of Thursday
evening, as we inadvertently wrote yes
terday.
The lecture at the U. p. Church on
Monday evening on Courage and Its
Counterfeits," by Rev. DR.. K. b. Ewing,
of Pittsburgh, is very highly spoken OF
by these who were so fortunate as to hear
It.
The Presbyterian Young Mems
Prayer Meeting met at the residence Of
Mr.. A. Sheets last evening.
"Jsck" Tobin notorious rough, and
Jim Wilkinson, good enough fellow
when he is sober, were arrested on Mon
day for asssulting, with intent to kill
William Knock, Fifth Ward saloon
keeper. They had hearing before
Mayor Strshl yesterday, and were held
in $500 bond each for their appearance
before the Grand Jury. Wilkinson gave
bond and was released, but Tobin, tortu-
nately failed TO find bondsmsn and
now lsnguishes in the county bssti(e at
St. ClsIrsvi!le. A refusal to sell them
whisky WAS the provocation.
State Tobacco Inspector Watson was
in town yesterday on business connected
with the warehouse.
Mr.. Dunbar arrived yesterday from
Pittsburgh, and hung out his banner on
the cutter walls at the Disciples Church
He be gan work in earnest last night. His
present engagement will last week.
The Molly Msguires are billed for
Zllch's hall tonight.
Some lunatc or drunken individual
created stir yesterday by entering q
Belmont street boarding house, removing
his boots and gong To bed. de was
routed out of that, and afterwards visited
several places, and attracted universal
attention by his strange conduct. The
police looked after HIM, but he was not
too deranged TO keep out OF their sight
A niger boy took a tit in McMssters
drug store on Monday, and in his con-
vulsions managed to break pane OF
plate glass ID q new show case.
A daily paper in the interest of the
Womsn's Temperance League, is to be
published in Bellsire.
Mr.. Samuel Branson, of Flushing, was
in town yesterday.
j. K. Nsylor Il Co., in making the an
nouncement of their removal from one
side OF Belmont street to the other, say
I'VE hope to meet all our friends on the
other side"
Mr.. John Dubois has removed hi,
lumber yard to the vacant lot south of the
NJ. +. Church.