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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-19


River 10 feet G inches. Weather cold
and cloudy.
The Ragon departed. for Parkersburg
at 104 A. M.
The Pbaeton, from sistersville; Tele-
gram, from Sunfsh, and Della, from
Stenbenville, arrived and departed on
time, with light trips.
The Andes, from Cincinnati, arrived al
noon.
The stockdale, from Pittsburgh, arrived
at II r. M, and departed for Cincinnati,
The Salt Valley passed down after
midnight.
The o'Neal leaves this morning at !
o'clock for Pittsburgh.
The Courier is to.day's packet for Par
kersburg al l0l A. NJ.
The Andes will leave for Cincinnati at
3P.M.
The towboat W. II. Harrison ran
through herself one day last week, near
Marietta, causing considerable damage TO
her machinery.
lBy Telegraph
Pn1sBuRGH, February 1s.-River 6
feet 0 inches and stationary. Weather
fair and cool.
New ORLEANS, February 1S.-Arrived
Lee, Vicksburg; Katie, ArkopollH. De.
parted-Port Eads and tow, ST. Louis;
Katie, Arkopolis. Weather cloudy and
threatening rain.
CINoINNATr, February 1S.-Riyer %
feet inches, and falling. Weather cloudy
and cool.
NASHVILLE, February 1s.-River 2
feet scant. Arrived-Anderson, Cairo.
MEMPHIS, February 1S.-River risen l
inch; now stands % feet 3 inches. Mer-
curry 59o. Weather clear. Arrived
Hattie Rowland, Little Rock; shinkle,
Cincinnati; Illinois, Vicksburg. De.
parted-Bellc OF Memphis, St. Louis;
Little Joker and Sherlock, latter last
night, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, FEBRUARY 1S--Weather
clear and mild. Mercury $50 to 47o.
River falling; 81 9.10 feet on the gauge.
Down-Mary Miller, John L. Rhoads,
o. b. Church. Up-Silyerthorne, Laura
L. Davis, NJ. Smith, Idlewild, Grey Eagle,
Bowling Green, Fawn. Business lively
and packets full.
CGIRo, February 1S.-Arrived-Eddy.
vile, Nashville; Cherokee, Cincinnati
City Of Helena, vicksburg. Departed
Eddyville, Nashville; City Of Helena, 81.
Louis. River 90 feet 2 inches and rising
Weather clear. Mercury co..
VICKsBuRa, February 1S.-Weather
clear. Mercury CO., River stationary,
Up-Commonwealth. Down-Jas. How
ard, Yazoo Valley. Arriyed-Natchez
Grand Tower.
MEMpHR, February 1s.-Arrived-
vicksburg. Departed-Whale and tow,
stanard, 81. Louis; John Wood, Storm
No. 8, Ohio river; Mcdonald, Future
City.
clear and cool. Departed-Andy Baum
Cincinnati. River falling, with 10 feet 4
inches in canal.
ST. LOUIS, February 1S.-Arrived--
Capital City, Vicksburg; Mollie Moore,
New Orleans; John Gilmore, New Or
leans; All. Stevens, Tennessee river
Departed-City OF Chester, Memphis
Lady, Peoria. River OH stand; Is feel
inches above low water mark. Weather
pleasant,
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CINCINNATI, February is. = Cotton =
Demand light but holders firm. at 10Hc.
Flour-Ieayy. Wheat-Dull and lower;
red 81 15al is. Corn-Demand fair aud
market firm at 4Oc. oats-Quiet and firm
at 30a3lC. Rye-Demand fair and market
firm at 6la62c. Barley-Dull and nomi-
nal. Pork-Dull; held at $40 20. Lard
Steady; steam 81 %, kettle 7L1c. Bulk
Meats-Dull; sho lders S9&c, short rib 511c.
Bacon-DuIl and easier at 49Sa44a61Sa6l4
G9Ea6xc. Green Meats-Steady ut s. goa
s 20a5 SO. Butter-weak and unchanged
in prices. Linseed Oil-Dull. Corn Meal
Steady. Whisky-Steady and in good de.
mand ut 81 on.
HoGs-Dull for all selling; common s. 80
as 50, fair To good light s. S5a4 90, pack
ing 81 0Oa4 10, butchers 81 15a4 20.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, February 1s.-CATTLE-
Receipts since Friday 1862 head Of through
and ABS OF yard stock; total for the week
ending to-day 5,2l9 head Of through and
/ 1893 OF yard, against 4,1Sl head ofthrough
and 1904 OF yard last week. Bost 81 6Oa
5 90; medium, nothing doing.
HoGs-Receipts 1880 head; total for the
week Q, $50 against 20, 100 last week. York.
ers 81 i0a4 20, Philadelphia 81 20a4 80.
SnREP-Receipts {, 200 head; total for the
week 10000 against Is, 200 last week. Sell.
Ing at IS 50a5 so.
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PERSONAL PotHB.-His Honor Mayor
Sweeney Il 10 do the honors at the Cox
lecture tonight.
Miss Emma Abbott, the sweet singer,
wants to be cremated when she dies.
Ned Downs, one Of the messenger boys
employed at the Western Union Tele.
graph Office, fell in iainting fit at his
home yesterday morning. In falling his
head struck against the end Of trunk,
and was slighly cut. He is now doing
we'll.
Dr.. A. T. Banning has returned from
Pittsburgh, and will be at the 81 james
Rev. Dr.. ]. McKeudree Kelley, form
erly Of the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church,
OF ihisl city, preached before the Balti-
more preachers meeting; February6, a
discourse on "Christian Perfection Con.
sistent with Christian Progressiyeness."
MR.. G. Brady, Of this city, will be
the head clerk At the p. w. y KY. freight
depot in Wheeling. ;,
Mr.. viii. II. Irwin, Of this city, is
spending the winter at Columbia, South
Carolina.
Mr.. James Burley, who ihas been con-
fined 10 his residence with sickness ior
some time past, is again able to be about,
and is attending to his business a. usual,
Mr.. Henry Harrison, who has been so
iourning in Iowa for several years past,
is,yisiting relatives and friends In Bridge
port.
Charley Kuhn is to stand behind the
bar Of Gus. Rolf's new Phoenix. Charley Ia
an old hand, and understands his busi.
ness. :.
Lure are Hon. @. Boggess, Clarlngton;
o. H. Marshall, Parkersburg; Charles
Blakemore, Grafton; J. 7. Doyle, Char.
lesion; James W. Porter, New Cumber-
land.
Ed. Rogers, Of North Wheeling, re-
turned home yesterday, on the Andes
from Ironton, Ohio.
MT. Heyman and wife, and Mr.. s. Fan
shaw, Of Parkersburg; VIM. c. Mooney,
OF Woodsfeld, and D. NJ. EVerstine, Of
Cumberland are at the st. James.
Mr.. Ben. Clay, genial commercial
tourist from Pittsburgh, is at the stamm
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Nor EXPECTED TO REcoyER.-A man
who was struck in the stomach with a
brick at the explosion at the Benwood
Mill on Saturday Ia not expected to re.
cover. His injury at FIRST appeared to be
very slight, as he walked about all the
afternoon after the accident, but in the
evening he felt considerable pain, and II
is feared the blow caused severe internal
injuries from which he may not recover
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sEI1Iso Our AT Cosr.-Mr. Joseph L.
Wilde announces in our advertising col
umns his determination TO discontinue
the book, stationery and wall paper bnsi-
ness on the LIST Of April next, and offers
for sale bis entire stock ofgoods at cost,
This is a very favorable opportunity for
buying goods very low. Call at Mr.,
Wilde's store, corner 11th and Main
streets, and examine his stock, which
comprises everything usually kept In hlS
line OF trade.
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The CouRTS.-MumCtPA1 COURT
JUDGE 0aamT.-The Municipal Court
met yesterday afternoon Of 2 o'clock, and
transacted the following business:
James Y. Davis vs.. James g. Morris
in assumpsit. Judgmentfor plaintitftor
4. sd. H. Chambers vs.. Smith & CO..
in assunpsit. Judgmenttor plaintiafoF
J.Lehman & Bro. VS.. Jacob steinfeld
in assumpsit. Judgment for plaintiti'
B. W. Titus vs.. Joseph W. Terrell; in
assumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff for
Daniel Peck VS.. Baltzsr schoIt and J
w. Terrell; in assumpsit. Judgment io'
plaintiff for SOL %.
August schwertfeger Va. Cletus hauser
Judgment for plaintiff for $l66 10.
Casper Aumann Va. Smith 4 GO; IN
assumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff toi
August F. Meyers vs.. Smith & Co.; in
assumpsit. judgment for plaintiff FOL
James P. Rogers Va. Mathew McNabt
and J. F. McNabb; in aSsumpsit. Judg
ment for plaintiff for Sill 2S.
The following cases were continued un
Ill the next term: The Courier Compa-
ny vs.. John H. Treyella, in assumpsii
McCluskey, Bigley & Co. vs.. Tobin 4
Work, in assumpsit; Mathew Barber vs.
Citizens Fire, Marine and Life Insurance
Cases set for hearing: Thomas Fahy
Va. VIM. Manion, in chancery, Feb. ~;
Chipchase Bros. & Williams vs.. Parker
Bros, in assumpsit, Feb. 20; Joseph NJ
Brodie vs.. Ben. Franklin Insurance Com
pany, in assumpsit, Feb. %; Samuel J
Ellifritz vs.. Frederick Baker, in aSsgmp
cit, Feb. %; Bennett, Schenck q Earle
va. Christopher Anderson, in assumpsit
Feb. %; L. 8. Jordan and ]. E. McRen-
nan va. Theodosia McGinnis. in assump'
sit, Feb. 81; Hennegan, Bates q 20
vs.. Williams Bros, in assumptsit
Feb. 81; The Empire Clock Com
pany vs.. Williams Bros, in assump
sit February 81; Phillip HouStlr
vs.. Mary S. Thompson ct al, inas!ump
cit, Feb. 81; Mary A. Brown vs. Lille As
ISOLATION Of America, in assumpsit, Feb
"a; Michael Heimiller vs. Smith y Com
pany. in assumpsit Feb. %; Lee Hamn
vs. WIN. Hamm, administrator, etc, II
assumpsit, Feb. &c; Maurice Balzer vs.
| Peter thinner and Theobold thinner, II
assumpsit, Feb, q; Christian Burke e.
al. vs.. Margaret Mas, administrator, ii
chancery, Feb. 81; George Crumbacker vs.
Crescent Iron Company, in chancery
The case Of James McCluskey VS.. Theo
dore A. Morris, in assumpsit, was dis
missed at the cost Of the plaintiff.
In the case OF Sarah A. Terrell admin
istratrix, va. Joseph W. Terrell, in as
sumpsit, the defendant plead non
assump.it, payment and set oil.
Adjourned until Wednesday at 10 A. NJ
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CHARGED WITH ASSAULT AND BAT.
rERY.-Michael Hardeman yesterday en-.
tered an information before Jnatice
Wait, OF the South Side, charging John
Kleyis with creating disturbance, and
with committing 40 assault and battery
upon him (complainant). Kleyis keeps q
saloon on the corner OF 10Th and Chapline
streas. On Saturday evening Harde.
man was 10 the saloon, and they had some
difficulty over bill which Hardeman
owed Kleyis for drinks. Hardeman
claims that Kleyis followed him out on
the street and knocked him down. The
Justice Issued . warrant for the arrest oil
Kleyis.
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Petroleunl Market.

PITTSBURGH, February ls.-Petroleum--
Quiet; crude irregular at 81 S3A at Par.
ker's, for immediate shipment; refined
12c for Philadelphia delivery.
OH CITY, Pa, February lS.-Petroleum
Business has been duliAt the Exchange
to-day, but little disposition being mani.
tested to operate. The prices have been
nominal at 81 65, closing barely steady at
81 63tS. Sales and resales $4,000 barrels
Shipments yesterday aud Saturday 25,9S7
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, February 1s.-wheat-Quieti
amber Michigan spot aud seller February
ST. 23, seller March 81 "a, seller April 81 20
No. red winter 81 %, No. 2 do spot Sl2l,
seller March 81 90. seller April 81 "a, No. 2
D. & N. rcd at 81 20. Corn-Easier; high
mixed 43Ac, No. 2 spot 4Sc, seller March
4ic, seller May 47c, rejected 4O1fc. Oats
Dull; No. 9, 26c, offered. Clover Seed
Mammoth 81 so, prime 81 IS, No. ut
$40, HogS-SI 35a4 40,
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THREE MEN DRowSED.-Last evening
between Z and 8 o'clock, messenger ar
rived in the city from Short Creek, seek
ing a Justice OF the Peace, to hold an in
quest on the bodies Of two mer
who were drowned In the Ohio riy
er Just above Portland. he was dt'
rected 10 Justice Phillips, Of Clay dis
riot, and within few moments that OF,
cial and Constable Exley were mount
ed and en- route for Short Creek. They
found the roads In terrible condition
but arrived at their destination in due
time, chilled TO the marrow by the frosty
air. Here they learned that the casualty
had occurred about a mile and hal
further up the river, in Brooke county
and as 1t was already quite late
they resolved to 60 no further
and returned home, arriving in the city
about / o'clock this morning. AT Short
Creek, however, they learned some addi-
tional particulars OF the drowning. II
seems that Martin Coyle, q section boss
on the P. w. & Ky. road, accom-
panied by John o'Brien and
man whose name was unknown TO our
informauts, crossed the river near the
"Hoosier" House, to get some whisky
over in Ohio, making the trip in a di'
lapidated old fat boat. Alter procuring
the liquor, and drinking freely there
from, they started to return, and
when about half way across the
craft sunk. None OF the men could
swim, and all were drowned. Two Of the
bodies were recovered. o'Brien and the
unknown man were laborers on the P. w
& Ky. The three we're paid of on Friday
last, and had been on a sort OF a jamboret
since.
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RE11ADLE help for weak and nervous
sufferers. Chronic, painful, and prostra.
ting diseases cured without medicine.
PuIyermacher's Electric Belts the grand
desideratum. Avoid limitations. Book
and Journal, with particulars, mailed
free. Address PuLvERsfACHER GAIvAN-
&c Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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THREATENED STRIKE OF THE MINERS
OF THE CUMBERLAND REGTos.-A gen.
tleman who came over tho B. & o. road
last evening brings intelligence OF a seri;
GUS state OF affairs in the Cumberland
coal region. It is feared that a general
strike Ia imminent among the miners,
Yesterday over 800 ofthe Mt. Savage and
Homecoming miners, accompanied by two
bands Of music, marched in body to
Georges Creek, stirringup considerable
enthusiasm among the miners there
abouts. All the miners in the vicinity
have been called to meet at Piedmont TO.
day for conference, which will determine
their future course.
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TIE interest in the grand masquerade
Of the Harmonic and Mennerchor Sing.
Ing Societies IL on the increase, and there
Is no doubt OF the entire success OF the oc.
casion. Quite large number oil novel
costumes are already known 10 be in
course OF preparation.
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ApAArs & LUCAS invite attention TO
their FISCHER Pianos, which have fine
powerful tone, and are furnished at re-
markably low prices. Also to their gen.
eral large stock Of Pianos, new and sec.
ond hand, OF other makers, and Of Reed
Organs, TO LET and For Sale.
illustrated Catalogues, with Price List,
mailed free on application. For sale at
ADAMS & LUCAS Music Store,
1907 Nfa,koI straAk
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TEMPERANCE NoTEs.-The Wheeling
Union and Ladies' Temperance Band will
consolidate and hold an anniversary
about the last Of the present month, the
occasion being the annual birthday Of the
two organizations. The committee will
meet at the Female College tomorrow
afternoon at q o'clock.
There will be no meeting at OTIS Hall
Thursday night, as one is to be held in
Washington Hall.
On Wednesday night the Outs Hall
Union will turn out in body to attend a
meeting at Bell & Co.'S ware room, North
Wheeling.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrATE.-The fol-
lowing deed transferring real estate was
admitted 10 record in the Office Of the
Clerk OF the County Court yesterday:
Deed made Feb. 10, 1873, by Isaac +.
sadIer and vile TO the Island Bnilding
Association, for lot fronting 20 feet on
Ohio street, Island, together with i'm
proyements thereon; S725.
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REMoyAh-Haying removed my shoe
store to No. Is Eleventh street, immedi.
ately in the rear Of the old atand,,wonld
respectfully invite my patrons and the
public 10 call at the Little Shoe House
around the corner. JERRY CLEMENS,
No. IS, Eleventh street
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Row AT TIRE SECOND WARD Market
HousE.-Toby Vance, the veteran bum
mer, got into an alteration with Dan
Kerrigan, an English tramp, last evening
at the Second Ward Market House. The
two came to blows, and Toby got hie
work in pretty well on Kerrigan, giving
that worthy several muscular tits
straight from the shoulder. Kerrigan
plucsed up his courage when Officer Def
baugh hove in sight, and showed fight
but the officer took him under his wing
and escorted him to the lookup. Later,
Toby was run in by the same officer.
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NEW YORK, February 1s.-Business con.
tinucs moderate with package houses, and
the jobbing trade Is quiet. Cotton goods
were moving slowly, but prices were un.
changed. Prints dull, but Ginghams and
cotton dress goods are fairly active. Mems
wear, woOlens, quiet Foreign goods in
light demand.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
New York money an d stocks.

NEW York, February 1S.-MoNEY-
Closes easy at 4a5 per cent. Prime mer.
camille paper Sac per cent Custom re.
ceipts $463,OOO. The Assistant Treasurer
dlsbursed $4,000. Clearings $2I,OO0,-
900. Sterling quiet; long 4.S2, short 4sl.
GoLD-WeGk; opened at 102, and closed
at lOlsl. Carrying rates per cent TO Hat.
STLvRR-At London unchanged. Here,
silver bars are 81 10 greenbacEs and 81 10
gold. Silver coin Nal per cent discount.
Trade Dollars Na1s per cent discount.
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aIRpH HuMoR.n-The Hon. s. S. Cox
will lecture in Washington Hall tonight
on the above subject. We have no doubt
all who attend the lecture will be well en-.
tertained, as Mr.. Cox is a pleasant
speaker, a gentleman Of education and
refinement, and his wit and humor are
acknowledged to be Of the highest order.
he should be welcomed with crowded
honse.
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THE Germania Singing Society will cele'
brate their ninth anniversary with an
elaborate entertainment in their hal,
corner Market and 14th streets, tonight.
Only members OF the Society and their
families, and limited number oil invi.
ted guests, will be present.
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ZERA.--This we'll known magician will
give series OF entertainments as Wash
ington Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday
9th AID 18th insts., and Friday and Sat-
urday, March and 2. Zsra gave q per-
iormance at tho Opera House some two
years ago, which Is no doubt remembered
BY many OF our citizens.
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THEP.W. &KY. BOYS ON A RAMPAGE,
The workmen on the ?. W. 4 Ky. Rail-
road were paid of day or two since
and several have already paid part Of
their months wages into the city treas;
nry, while still others have been ticketed
for thirty days board with Supt. Water
house, Of the city prison. Four Of the
boys were run in by the police yesterday
for drunkenness and lewdness, one Of whom
was Harry Barry, who was shot in the
back by Officer Mahoney while attempt
ing to cscape from the city prison on the
10Th of January,
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AsE1Ecr masquerade is to be given to-
night at the Nail City Club House. The
committee Of Arrangements are Robert
Anderson, Thos. Trishler, Robert john
son, Geo. Harkins and Adolph Kurt.
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NOR REsT-one One Brick Dwelling, nine
TUoms, with all modern improvements. ineiud.
ing water closet and hath tub; large lot; loeatel
No. 20 South Penn street, and now occupied BY W.
ii. CaId1Gl, Ian Possession April 1st.
Ono two and hAllttory Brick House, WIN eish,
ro,ras and STORE ROom, gas and water, oil 10 good
repair; No, CT Eighteenth GiTCet. Will be rented
very low. Possession April lst.
Two one story Franc Houses on Eleventh Alr9et
suitable for offices or dwellings PossesAion April
Apply TO ~ ,n.us
de30 1871 Market ST
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PERsosAL.--should this meet the eye
Of the individual who created a disturb.
ance In church last Sunday by his con.
timed coughing, he will confer favor
on the congregation by procuring a bottle
OF DR.. Bulls Copgh Syrup, which will
cnre him.
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New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, February 1s.-Coaee-
Quiet; Rio cargoes ordinary TO prime los
lsc gold. sugar-Quiet but steady; inferior
to good common 5XaGc, common TO good
common Glsa7c, yellow clarified SIas5zc
MolaSses-ln good demand; common III
zoe, fair I24a26c. Ricc--Quiet; Louisiana
ordinary 10 prime 5lia6Nc. N
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FINGER MAsHED.-Lawrence Ray, q
workman at the La Belle MIL, while
throwing some piS metal into the inr.
mace yesterday morning, slipped and let
the metal fall, badly crushing one OF his
finVePa.
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TIE Masonic fraternity will have the
lodge, Chapter and Commandery rooms
In their new Temple ready for occupancy
before the first ofApril.
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Tnrrr.-A butchers wagon was
robbed Of two pairs Of shoes, some meat
and other articles, on Saturday evening.
The wagon at The time Of the theft was
standing on Market street, near the Bee.
ond Ward Market House.
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POLICE couRr-Judgt otanmer.

The following cases were before Els
Honor yesterday morning: !,
Patrick Kinney, committing o lewd
and filtby act, 50 and costs. Committed.
VIM. Gillespie, Fred. Davis, John Fur:
long and John De Wire were fined So and
costs each for disorderly conduct. They
were all sent 10 the city prison.
Minnie McGill, james Dugan and
Alexander Lynn were fined $40 and costs
each for disorderly conduct. Minnie was
remanded 10 Jail, Dugan went to the city
prison and Lynn paid his fine.
Domlnick Crank, for disorderly con-
duct, was fined S. and costs. Committed
Cornelius Dorsey was fined 81 for
drunkenness. Committed.
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THE boy who was injured on Saturday
while playing with hand.car on the
p. W. 4 Ky. Road is slowly recovering.
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RAiLRoAD BoNDs-steady.

Stair BoNDs-Quiet.
sroCEs--Dull and features less active,
except Panama, which was bid up to 1876.
The transactions aggregated 10000
shares, Of which 1000 were New York
Central, 1000 E lie, 1900 lake Shore,
5000 Northwestern common, $500 prefer.
red, 5000 St. Paul common, 5000 prefer.
red, 10000 Lackawanna, 1900 Pacific Mail
and 5000 Western Union.
The earnings Of the Milwaukee & st.
Paul for the second week In February
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In the probate Court yesterday, John
". Morgan was appointed guardian Of
Fleming B. Morgan, orphan Of Harriet
J. Morgan, deceased. Bond $500, with ],
s, Morgan as surety.
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THE leaders Of the Greenback- Labor
party ofthis city will meet at the Allan
tic Engine House Tonight and make
another attempt to effect an organization.
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New PArEsrs.-The Howard Bros
report the following patents which
have been granted to residents OF Wheel
ing and vicinity recently:
J.H. Hobbs, Wheeling, Mold and Pres
for making curved tnber articles o
j. ]. Il: Hobbs, Wheeling, Glass Chan
delier Trimmings.
C.s. s. Baron and c. H. Tallman, Bell
aire, Ohio, Oil Can. ,
C.S.S s. Baron and G. H. Tallman, Bell
aire, Ohio, Imperial Oil Can.
U.Hipken's, Bellaire, Ohio, Paper Shut
ter for window.