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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-08
fSIyer news.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet 3 inches in the channel
and falling. The river was filed with
slush ice yesterday.
The Courier departed on time for
Parkersburg yesterday.
The Rsgon will leave at 1890 o'clock
this morning for Psrkersburg.
The Charley Mcdonald run into
this port yesterday morning for the pur.
pose OF having new sheet put in tho
boiler. She left her tow of coal at Ssrdis.
The Granite State will be down at II
o'clock tonight.
The Carrie Brooks is reported as 60
ing into the Pittsburgh and Marietta
trade next week.
The Emma Graham did not arrive
yesterday morning, on account Of lying
over at Pittsburgh for the purpose Of
taking on 200 emigrants for Arkansas.
The Stockdsle is due up this morning.
The Hudson will arrive this evening
and return 10 Cincinnati tomorrow.
BY Telegraph.
PITTsBURGH, February River 3
feet inches and falling slowly. Weather
cloudy and nilder.
LOUISVILLE, February Weather
rainy. Depsrted-Andy Baum, Mem
phis. River::tslling with 8 feet in the
canal.
LITTLE Rock, February River
falling slowly. Departed Belle Of
Texas, Memphis. Weather cloudy and
disagreesble.
CAIRO, February 7.--Arrived-J. NJ.
Keller, Pittsburgh; St. Genevieye, St.
Louis. Departed-Anderson, Nashville.
River 7 feet 8 inches and falling.
Weather cloudy.
NAsHEILLE, February River fall
ing, with 8 feet on the shoals. Arrived
Charles Bowen, ksnswha salt mines.
Departed-Chsrles Bowen, Kanawhs
salt mines; Samuel Hillman, Cairo.
VICKsBURs, February Weather
cloudy; mercury 80 degrees. River rose
8 inches. Down-Centennial, Sharp.
Mcdonald, Joseph Williams. Up-R.
Mitchell. Arriysd-City OF Vicksburg
and Z. +. Lee.
CINCINNATI, February River 10
feet 9 inches and nearly stationary.
Weather mild with light rain tonight.
Arrived-Hudson, Wheeling; Laura L
Davis, Tennessee river. Depsrted-M.
Houston, New Orleans.
MEMPHIS, February River fell 3
inches and stands Il feet 8 inches in the
channel. Weather rainy; mercury So
deg. Arrived james w. CAT, Cincin-
natl; Capital City, st. Louis. Departed
Church, Cincinnati; Alice Brown,
New Orleaat; Chester, st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, February 7.-Arrrved-
Victory, keokuk; Belle Of Memphis.
Memphis; Mary Miller, Cincinnati; Fu-
ture City and barges, New Orleans. De-
psrted-CIty Of Helena, Vicksburg; Port
EAds and tow. New Orleans. River fall.
ing; now 10 feet 10 inches above low
water mark. Weather rainy.
NEW ORLEANS, February 7.-Arriyed
Frank Psrgond, Argyle, Ashland,
Katie, Kounz, Arkansas river; Charles
Morgan, Cincinnati. Depsrted-Par.
gond, Argyle, Kounz, Red river; Golden
Crown, Cincinnati; james Howard.
Memphis; Yazoo Valley, Yazoo river.
Raining and cool.
EVANSVILLE, February 7-Weather
rainy, mercury 80 70 IS. River l9 2.I0
feet scant and falling. Up-Thomas w.
Means and E n Norton and tow; Ar.
kansas Belle and N. Smith, I'hos. sher-
lock, Cherokee, Dick johnson. Down
Grey Eagle, Golden City and Bowling
Green. Business moderate.
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Cincinnati.
Re-OpeniDg n Thoroughfnrr.

In order 10 guard against results ut;Sfy
subversive OF health, II Is absolutely
essential that the grand thOroughiars@
avenue OF the system, the towels, shOai4
be re-opened as speedily as possible Wbsl
they become obstructed. II they are D"
the bile Is INSTRUCTED into the blood; u
liver becomes torpid; viscid bilious maj
ter gets into the stomach, and prOdoon
Indigestion; headaches ensue, and oihs
symptoms are produced which proi0Dp'
ton OF the exciting cause only tends "
aggravate. The aperient properties "
Hostetter's Stomach Bittsrs constitur'
most useful agent In overcoming coDshf
ton Of the bowels, and promoting
regular habit OF body. 1t Is inhni's'
superior 10 the drastic cathartics ii~
quently used for the purpose, since u do'
not, like them, act violently, but prod''~
a natural, painless effect, which does 20
impair IN tone of the evacuAtOry OIsAE'
which IL inyigorates instead Of weaLsL,
Ing. The stomach and liver, also, mo-
the entire system, II strengthened ADJ
regulated by IL.
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CITY CHIPS.

The Swedish quartette tonight.
THE German was we'll attended yes
terday.
ONE marriage license was issued yes.
terday.
Two additions 10 the workhouse force
yesterday morning.
The iron workers will probably meet
at the Court House Saturday.
WILL the Workhouse be fenced in?
No doubt Council will never consent.
THE workingmen want a reduction in
the number OF working hours in day.
THE lectures at Weisel hall are we'll
spoken OF by those who have been in at
tendance.
THE Z. B. and G. Social will give an
entertainment at Stsmm's hotel out the
pike tonight.
Ice gatherers were engaged in filing
Reymann's large Ice house, from the
creek, yesterday.
Two deeds of trust and three in fee
were recorded by the clerk OF the County
Court yesterday.
TO-DAY is the one hundred and eigh-
teenth anniversary of the great earth
quake in London.
The Capitol pavements have been
cOasted on 80 much that 1t Is dangerous
Tor one to walk over them.
TRAVEL upon the Elm Grove road
has been far great, than first anticipated
during past winter months.
If G. Ii. perlormes his duties the
small boy will have to have his skates
sharpened again during the year.
The German Lutheran Mite Society
met at the residence of Mr.. Fred Wolf
on Thirteenth street, last evening.
A VERY Gne monument las been
erected over the grave of the late G. w.
Franzheim at Greenwood cemetery.
THEJ. w. Bulger boat club will give
grand masquerade ball at Beethoven
hall on the evening of the 18th inst.
THE warrant issued for Charles Allen
by Squire j. r. Miller, last Monday, has
not been heard from. No cause assigned.
The Episcopal Mite Society will meet
at the residence of Mrs, George b. Cald-
well, Sixteenth Street, next Tuesday
night.
CONSTABLE EXLEY desires US to in.
form the Inteliigencsr man that he did
not arrest Zilles in South Side beer
saloon.
A YOUNG lady, daughter of DR.. Sur
gison, tainted from the effects of the heat
at the North street M. +. Church, We'd
nesday evening.
COMPLAINT has been made to US in re.
gard to the boys who coast down Thlr-
teenth street. This nuisance should be
stopped at once.
The delegation who arrived here
Wednesday evening, for the purpose OF
witnessing "Uncle Toms Cabin" re-
turned home last evening.
WEDNESDAY night party OF young
people surprised Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Rice with dancing party. COINS band
furnished theimusic for the occasion.
MANAGER MACK has been restored TO
liberty, and it is SAID that he contem-
plates resting the Opera House and CIV
ing "Three Days IN the Workhouse; or,
the Trials and Tribulations of Mana
GER"
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Sad Accident In Greene County, Pa.

A very sad accident occurred about one
mile from Wsynesburg last Saturday
morning, which has cast a feeling Of
sorrow over that community ever since.
Mr.. Norman Worley, son.in.law of Geo.
Whitescsrver, Esq, was driving his
team, which was hltched to sled, into
the woods where deaf mute and another
person were chopping down atree. The
tree was on sort of bench or rise Of
land above Mr.. Morley, who, being
below, could not see the situation prop.
erly. The tree in falling careened to-
ward the declivity, and large limb
struck Mr.. Morley, before he could make
an effort to escape the impending dam
ger, on the back of the head, crushing
the skull and killing the unfortunate
man instantly. MI. Morley leaves
wife and one child. He was highly es.
teemed and liked by all who knew him.
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Real Estate Transfer.

The following transaction in real es-
tate was recorded in the County Clerks
office yesterday:
Deed made July %, 1877, by the Mt.
Wood Cemetery Association TO Jacob
Sirtnnger for the south one-half of lot
No. 40, in section &C. Compensation
$50.
Deed made December ), 1877, by the
Mt. Wood Cemetery Association to AL
bert Seyrig for the east one half Of lot
No. AZ, in section "F." Compensation
$50.
Deed made December 10, 1877, by
John NJ. Emmert 10 Michael Emmert
for lot No. 6, on the Island in Phillips
addition to the city. Compensation
$500.
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MANAGER MACK has been restored to
liberty, and it is SAID that he contem-
plates resting the Opera House and Civ
ing "Three Days IN the Workhouse; or,
the Trials and Tribulations of a Mama
GER"
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Commissary for the View Regiment.

Many persons who are aware of the
duties aud responsibilities OF the commits
ssry Of regiment, think Mr.. & q. Mur-
dock, of South Wheeling, would be suit.
able person to fl that Office in the new
regiment. Mr.. Murdoch was stationed in
our city during the war, and sometimes
hsd as much as million dollars worth
of stores in charge. He Is man of
sterling integrity and good business
capacity and would no doubt prove &
a faithful and competent officer If chosen.
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GDmRilable Matter.

The following letters are detained at the
w heeling postotiice, awaiting the neces-
ssry postage: Messrs. J. B. Lipplncost Il
Co, Philsdelphis; Emanuel Gotz, Cum
berland, Md; John Stole, corner Thirty
ninth and Dearborn streets, Chicago;
Miss Mary Winters, Main street, city;
Miss Emma Hervey, No. 70 Zane street,
Island, city; Messrs. Godsh & Co,
bankers, Wall street, New York; Miss
Anna Burchsrd, city.
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Pit Under Bond for His Appearance.

Yesterday morning Manager John
McClusky, who was committed to the
Workhouse last Monday for selling Ii
quor at his Theatre Comique without
license, was released BY paying $40 and
costs. After he had been liberated from
the city prison he went before Squire
Phillips and surrendered himself on q
State warrant which had been issued by
that justice against him for selling
liquor without State license. "Mack"
waived an examination, and was bonded
in the sum of 500 to appear st the next
term of the County Court, with d. H.
Phillips as surety. Attorney Coed has
the Managers case in hand, and will de.
fend him before the Courts. AS soon
as the County Court has done with the
Manager, the United States authorities
will take him in charge. BY the time
sll the Courts take turn st him
be will find that life is full Of perplexi.
ties
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FOR RE MT.
FOR RENT.

TWO NEW AND ELEGANT STORE
rooms with residences above, /eA
Nos. ll89 and Hal Main street, west G
side, a few doors above the Peoples
bank, with gas and water throughout.
Possession given Immediately.
4 large brick house, No. 2il6 Main street;
now used SIS a boarding house. Is IN sooo
order, with gas and water throughout
Possession given on first next April
A two story frame house, corner ol
Twenty.flIth and Main streets, containing
a fine store room and residence, Win gas
and water,
A nice room in the second story OF the
building on the Opera House corner, 'front.'
ing on Fourteenth street. Possession given
Immediately. ,,. go,
For terms, which will be reasonable, sp-
ply To NJ. REILLY,
Nos. 1893 and 1911 Main Street, Wheeling,
". Va. febeodh
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Mill Items.

We learn that as soon as pswpaws get
ripe, Capt. O'Healey, one of the en-
gineers At the Belmont will load the
float and tske them 10 New Orleans.
Messrs. John and Nicholas Riester,
nsilers st the Belmont sons of our e.
teemed friend Nicholas Riester, msR-
ager OF the forge department OF the same
factory, have returned from Psrkersburg,
W. Va, where they have been visiting
for two weeks psst.
Tomorrow will be payday at the La
Belle. We are informed the entire fac
tary will run five days in the week until
spring.
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AIilIlA EnlkA RArIY

Little Fannie FItzsmmons, residing
on Market street, between Twenty-ffth
and Twenty-sixth streets, gave party
Wednesday evening to about twenty of
her "wee chums." They all enjoyed
themselves admirably. The programme
for the night was, as previously arranged,
vocal and chin music, much TO the dis
quiet of the old folks, who wanted 10 re-
tire.
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Sp0rtipR News.

Mr.. d. j. Mccormick, of South Wheel
ing, has presented his celebrated fighting
dog TO Mr.. VIM. disney, 8 well.known
sporting gentleman OF Richmond, Va,
and will ship him by express to that
point tomorrow. This is the dog which
won the great fight in this city last June.
The prize on that occasion was 500. 1t
is understood that he ia mstched TO fight
q dog from Boston, at Richmond. Va,
for $500 a side, the encounter TO come of
in shout two months.
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a Perilous hide.

On Tuesday evening about s o'clock.
two young ladies residing on Chspline
between Twenty-second and Twenty
third streets, took sled ride down Alley
Nineteen 10 Market street. The sled
went down the grade with s fearful
velocity throwing its gentle occupants on
the snow before they had passed half
their designation. They returned badly
bruised and svowed that they would
never ride on boys sled again.
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The small Arab.

The small gsmins who have some.
what neglected their geography and are
not well up into converting their longi-
tude into time. and rice versa, were con-
sidersbly non.plussed IN reading the
bulletin yesterday, that the Pope died
at p. NJ, when it was an hour or two
earlier st this point. They looked
obviously, grinned skepticslly, winked
knowingly and turning on their heels
would say, another sell"
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WIG BeaIer.

Yesterday morning Clerk Thos. OAR
rah of the Municipal Court, issued 3
warrant for Samuel Kindleberger upon
the complaint of Henrietta Kindleber-
ger, his wife, who alleges that Samuel
committed an assault and battery upon
her body. The warrant WAS gwen TO
officer Bogsrd who arrested Kindleber-
ger. The case will come up for hear
ing at the police court this morning.
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Lecture.

DR.. Tstum, formerly Superintendent
of the Home for the Friendless, Cleve-
land, o., highly recommended as an elo.
quent and forcible speaker, lectures at
Parkers Hall next Saturday night. A
prominent feature will be illustrations
showing the progress of various diseases
IN the human stomach. A rare intel
lectusl treat may be looked for.
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FOR SALE,

A FINE FARM IN MARSHALL COUN-
a ~, ON Zig Grave Creek, one and halt
uiic east OF ROSby'S Rock, ana adjoining
The X. Il q. L. r., containing I35 acres
and NJ poles, well improved with a
tFINE, LARGE DWELLING HOUSE,
stable, Orchard. &c; q good well in the
yard. There Is also some fine Greek Bot
TOM land ON II. VIII be sold on FEBRU-
AIRY 10th, ut public sale, between the
!, ,,,,t Snnnar ,yIsnoSad ~ Eor tarrrS -
apply to A. Il. GORDON,
la2itgi On the Premises,
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A Slight Deficit.

The expert appointed by the directors
OF the Bridgeport Building Association,
TO examine the books OF that institution,
finished his work last evening, and found
that shout 5000 had not been accounted
for by the Secretary and Treasurer, who
had charge Of the funds. The deficit
seems 10 have been more the result Of
csrelessness and negligence in keeping
the books, than Of wiltull desire 10 pecu-
lste.
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HUNT & BROTHER.

Hunt & Bro, who failed several days
ago, have been unable TO make COM
promise with their creditors, and all their
large stock of goods will be sold at retail
GALE, commencing Saturday of this week.
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EnnCrnI.

The funeral of Mrs. Heyl, whose death
occurred on Tuesday last, near Bridge
port, Ohio, took place from st. Alphon-
sus Church, Centre Wheeling, yesterday
morning, and was largely attended. The
exercises were solemn and impressive.
The interment WAS at tho new Catholic
Cemetery.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings I'm the Dif.
ferenJ Judiciary Bodies.

IeFtht
MUNICIPAL CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
George Crumbacker VS.. Crescent Iron
Company, in chancery. This case was
continued until next term.
Thomas Fahy VS.. VIM. Msnion, ct al,
in chancery. Exceptions to defen dsnt's
dispositions were argued and submitted
to the Court.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock Saturday
morning.
POLICE CoUET-JUDGE CRANMER.
Albert Jones (colored) drunk, fined
two dollars and costs. Committed for
thirty days.
Harry Smith vagrant, fined two dol
lars and costs. Committed for thirty
days.
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Arrested on Capiases.

John Rutler and 3. II. Mallory, both
of Clsrlngton, o., were before Squire
Caldwell yesterday, having been arrested
by Constable Price on cspisses for in
debtedness to John Roemer. The former
party's bill was $l5.lS, which was settled
by note. The latter's indebtedness,
amounting to S36.9S, WAS settled by his
swearing he was worth nothing.
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PUBLIC SALE.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY gth.,A. II.
OIs7S, Ia mont OF the Court House, com.
ncnclng AT 10 o'clock A. NJ, a Double Two
story Brick Dwelling, containing EIGHT
rooms and garrett, two eel airs. ETC., a COM
Portable house for two families, situated
On Main street, North Wheeling, on lot q,
Nos. 80 and III. Will he sold at public sale
II not sooner disposed OF. For terms APP
pity to John Holm, or G. A. SCHAEFER &
co, General Agents, Opera House corner.
S,.yianvp
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BABY shows are the fashion nos \,
as long as mothers continue 10 mus,
their little ones with Lsudanum Or Oh.
opiates, they cannot expect their b,h,
TO look bright. II your baby ur,
medicine get a good and harmless ~.
such Us DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. % c.,,
bottle.
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EOR RENT.

ONE FINE BRICK DWELLING, NINE
rooms. with all modern Improve Asa
ruents, water closet and bath tubs; EsiE
large lot; located No. ~ y. Penn ST.,
now occupied by w. II. Caldwell, ESQ.
Possession April lSt.
One two and a half story brick house
with eight rooms and store room gas and
water; oil I'm good repair: No. IS Ei9h-
teenth street; will be rented very low.
Possession April LIST,
Two one story frame houses on Eleventh
street, suitable for offices or dwellings.
Possession April lst.- Apply 10
a. NJ. ADAMS,
drc2S 1921 Market street.
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Serious Illness of an Old Citizen.

Mr.. Robert Ankle, an old citizen Of
the Eighth ward is very i'll at his home
and is hardly expected to recover. He
has been psralyzed in his limbs for some
time past and has now also become
speeches.. His family fesr the worst
results. Mr.. Ankles wife died about two
weeks ago.
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LADIES'
Ready Made Suits !!

We have now opened some elegant
STYLES Of Worsted and other suits Tor the
ei esent season. Having been manufac-
tured at our Philadelphia factory we will
be enabled to sell them very cheap.
An Elegant Travelling Suit for go.
A Beautiful Bourette Shit for 81.
A Handsome Walking Suit for 50.
AFull Dress Suit for $40.
A Cashmere SUIT for SI2.
Besides Alpaca and Mohair Suits, all at
SMALL ADVANCE OF COST OF the raw mate
rial. Ladies. come and look at them IL
you want OF such.
STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP WAR
RANTED.
Clearing Sale of DRESS GOODS continu-
ed, Euery one will be suited.
Housekeeping Goods Lower than the
Lowest.
Special reduction OF Black and Colored
SILKS.
over 20 Remnants to be closed out at
one-half their value.
Ladies, make tia point, fin want of tho
above to call on us, as we are ready 10 offer
unusually good bargains.
1. BLUM s. BRO,
ftbi ll64 MAIN STREET.
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WESLEY CHAPEL.

The Rev. Mr.. Rippy, pastor OF this
church, assisted by the official members,
still hold revival services nightly. There
is no dimunition in interest as yet. Be-
tween 70 and 70 persons have recently
been added TO the roll of membership.
Six of them were by letter, the rest have
protested conversion since the week OF
prayer. There are many penitents.
The Zane Street II. L. Church revival
still goes on with undated interest.
There were four conversions Wednesday
night.
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affecting 4e9l5tcr.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index 10 New Advertisements.

Go on Board Steamer Hudson.
Oyster Supper-St. Alphonsus Church.
Will Remoye-Hanes, Wilson Il Go.
Legal Notice.
Ofal-George Ii. Parks.
Legal Notice.
Bankruptcy Notice.
Visiting Cards-Stanton & Davenport.
Csrpets-G. Mendel, Booth X Co.
Housekeeper Wanted.
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FOX SALE.

7 OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY
| on Man street, two store rooms and
dwelling at Nos. 20i0 and 2l7. The house
rbrick and two stories high. also otter
for sale the saloon in the room No. 2Ol7
Mann street. with all the fixtures, sc. This
h good bargain, All on easy terms. For
IAN particulars apply to
JOHN SCHNEJL, SR.,
yalIb No OILS Main street
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FOR SALE.
Fnn SALE OR RENT.

NEW TWO STORY BRICK DWELL
~ ing, one mile west of Bridge kzA
port, on National turnpike, contain so
ing uInP rooms and bath room.
stlnlp, carriage house and wash house;
one acre OF ground, with good assortment
ui young irult trees.
Apply TO First National Bank, Bridge.
port, u. Jal5Va
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FOR RENT.

FI,WO COMFORTABLE TWO STORY
Brick Dwelling Houses, six rooms
each, finished aitics and excellent cellars,
siIuu'cd on west side Market alley, Nos. ]
aud 9, within few yards west oil Nam
street, and but halt a square 10 Second
ward market. For particulars apply TO
NJ. HEYMAN,
100 Chapline Street, or at the Premises.
IoI-h
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SWORD CONTEST.

Captain Shepherd, of the above comps
ny, is q candidate for the sword 70 be
presented TO the most popular officer the
night Of the bsll in your city. The Cap
tain is 8 clever gentleman, and we wish
him success.
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Almost u Serious Accident.

A small boy, whose name We did not
learn, came very near meeting with q
fatal accident while coasting on Four
teenth street, Wednesday evening. The
sled struck the wheel of q milk cart,
which threw the boy almost under the
vehicle.
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The Anti-wood-Tar Meeting.

The indications are, there will be an
immense audience in the Court House
tonight, at the mass meeting, called to
take action on the Tariff Bill introduced
INTO Congress, by MIR. Fernando Wood of
New York. Those wishing seats had
better so early.