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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04

The papers Of the Second district
spesk in high terms of Fish Commissioner
WHITE and his energetic efforts to stock
the streams Of that section Of the State
with choice varieties of salmon and trout.
We mentioned in the REGISTER some
DAYS ago what he has done east OF the
mountains, and still later what he has
been doing in the Tygsrts valley region.
lie tas recently distributed some 10000
Young salmon, trout and schoodic IN the
latter stream. The spawn Of these fish
were obtained in California, Oregon and
Maine, and were Matched by Mr.. WHITE
n his Matching house at Romney.
The schoudlck is q species OF fish
crossed between the salmon and trout
and grow to the weight OF 8 to II lbs.
1t is u gamey fish, making fine sport to
tackle them, and they are quite tooth
some. This FISH is not migratory in ITS
habits, and hence the boys should not
take them until they have had time to
grow and to multiply their species.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04

WEST VIRGINIA. seems to show fewer
cases of Inhuman bsrbsritY, notwlth-
standing the reputation which has been
forced upon her by those who knew not
whereof they spoke, than some OF the
States where heightened morality pre-
walls. A New Jersey woman, recently
beat her nine-year-old son with poker,
for disobedience, and then held him over
a red hot stove until his feet and the
lower part of his legs were roasted. The
papers in the vicinity advocate lynch
law
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
at comes, the merry summer month OF
beauty, song and flowers"
7 ONGED FOR BY PARENTS!

7 ONGED FOR BY PARENTS.
looked forward TO by Merry Children
WHAT? The Merry Excursion of the
Wheeling Mission sunday school:
WHEN? Thursday next, June =, l,Io.
WHERE? TO Maba' ; Grove, q miles ride
along the beautiful OHIO.
HOW? BY Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Ken
lucky railIO Dad.
What do they charge? tor Il miles Tor
grown peaple; 2jc Tor children under L
years,
Where do YOU get Tickets" AT Nolan
drug store, Bookings drug store, Silveys
drug StOrd, Lucas muSSc store, HeAkell' 5
book house, Young drug store, West va.
stencil and seal Works, 1881 Market street,
and of the scholars. Scholars Tickets from
their teach rs only, No Deviatian! Tickets
will not be sold to disObedient or disorder
ly persons!
The Ladies will serve dinner in the
woods, and reireS hmcuts Will also be
furnished those who do not want the
Trouble TO prepare. Jul TW
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
A COUNTY CONVENTION,

The Green ack-Lsbor-R Reform people
announce their purpose to hold a County
Convention at the Court House, June
18th. for the nomination OF ticket to be
voted for q. the October election. These
men can DO much toward righung their
wrongs if they will CO operate with their
friends by whose united power they can
triumph,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
DER RICHMOND LETTER.

We have, this morning, q letter from
Richmond which we know our people
will read with deep interest. The re-
ception accorded to Rev. Mr.. ARM
STRONG by his new psrishioners was cor
dial and every gratifying to him, and
it be will equally gratifying to his many
friends In West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
THE CulLDREN's HOME.

There will be meeting in the Interest
of this worthy institution, next Friday
evening, which should be attended by all
who feel an interest land who does nst?)
in this noble charity, At present we
only design calling attention 10 the meet
ing. but at another time shall have some
thing to say upon the duty of the public
toward it; upon what 1t has accom-
plished, and what il needs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04

NINETY.FIvE failures were reported
IN New York during May, the gross La
bihtios being S5,6S6,3O6 and the assets
1855, 4SS. The increase in the number
of failures over April Is twenty-five but
the aggregate liabilities are S2OOO,OOO
less
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04

THE Republican leaders in Washing
ton admit that the frst days work Of the
POTTER investigation was much more
damaging than they anticipated.
MATTHEWS, who was pre-eminently
HAYES personal representative got the
worst of il.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04

The Republicans of Washington
county, Pennsylvania, held their county
convention yesterday. We have not
heard the names Of the nominees. ALEX.
WILSON, Esq, wss president of the con-
vention and D n. PRY reading clerk.
All the districts we're fully represented by
delegations.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
DIED.

WOLFE-Ou Monday afternoon, June
8, 1873, at "a o'clock, WILLIAM ELwooD,
infant son of William and Amanda Wolfe,
aged 3 months, and u days.
Funeral from the residence Of his pa
rents IN West Wheeling, this afternoon at
/ o'clock. Friends OF the family are In
vited. Interment al Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04

Tx MorganIown Post is fourteen
years old-snd the older it gets the bet
ter It grows. It's editors understand the
value of having the local news OF the
town and county presented in the bright
est and most readable form. In this lies
the merit Of the county paper. We sin
cerely wish the Post an abundance Of
prosperity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04

TIE Board o Commissioners fixed the
county levy for the present year at 40
cents-being a reduction of five cents on
the one hundred dollars from last year.
1t should not have been over 40 cents
for this year; but the lsst thing our pub
lie servants learn is economy in the ex'
penditure of other peoples money.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04

TIE Grafton Eagle has now been in
existence lorg enough to show what
manner Of paper it is to be, snd We are
glad to be able to ssy the indications are
that it will be a valuable addition to the
newspaper force Of the State. 1t Is
rapidly establishing for itself high
character as a judIciously conducted and
wide-awake local paper.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04

Our friend Conn of the SteuoenvilIe
Herald was the means of causing HAYES
10 ask EvARTs to send ANDERSON to
some warm region with Consulate.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
GOLD closed yesterday at 1000.

The wool warehouse st SteuoenViiie
hiss already received few clips OF this
wears crop. At Steubenville, 30 cents Is
talked of as the price.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
Nail City Building & Loan Association

STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NAIL CITY
= Building and Loan Association are
hereby notified that dues viii De received
the first regular meeting, on Tuesday
night June 1, 1873, IN the basement Of the
Court House. Prompt attention TO above
IS requested. {. II. DElTERS,
lu2r Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04

THE moral right and duty of news
paper to express It's opinions OF csndi-
dates for public Office in the public in
,erest has just been affirmed 10 the Supe-
ri5r Court at Bufslo. w. Il. Steele,
whom the Democrats of that city nomi-
rated for Auditor last January, was de-
feated. and LAID his mishap to the out
spoken disspproval Of the Courier, the
principal Democratic Journal Of the city.
He consequently brought suit for libel,
alleging damages of $74OO, and was nom
suited on his opening complaint, Judge
Sheldon holding that the Courier was
pursuing its unquestionsble duty in
criticisirg Steele IN the position Of open
responsibility he had assumed. This de-
ci,jou Is simple common sense, and ought
to be common practice as well-SPrr"g-
feld Republican,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04

ABOUT two hundred noble red men OF
the boundless prairie bought large
quantity of ammunition of the Govern
mcnt, and promised to be good Indians
and not kill any more people than they
could possibly help. The good Indians
are now eucamped in the historic lava
beds. having murdered Ill the settlers
they could find. They want to fight
some soldiers, and then they will settle
down snd be good Indians until the next
time. Such trlfes 90 far towards max
ing the red mans earthly felicity.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
To Whom it May Concern.

WE HEREBY WARN ALL PERSONS
w not to trust VIM. Cain on our ac-
oorInt. "a he is not connected with, or in
any way authorized TO transact business
for us. THOS. MOREhEAD & son.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-04
NOTE AND COMMENT.

ALEXANDRIA II. STEPHENS has no
desire TO be Vice President of another
Confcderscy.
The New York herald., 1878-08-19
DIRECTORY FOR ADyER Users.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE. 2o5 BROADWAY.
ADVRRTIsEMRNrS AND SALES OF PAPERS.

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The New York herald., 1878-08-19

SALk., AT AUCEIOs.
UCT1oN sxLE-Ai PRIVATE KEsIDEAok
~ 12o WEST 23D 81. MAR 6rli Av.
on THIS DAY (MoNDAY,
COMMENCING AT 10 O'CLOCK,
PERENPrORY SALE or
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
TX octave rianofortea ststnwsy ana Chiekerinz. =
superb Paripr Suits In sstta- &
IS pieces nnd costty BrcnzeA
inlaid and Senna marble top Tables
ssvres and ormoiu Mantel sefs q
Is window lace Curtains. :
80 choice Paintings. by eminent artists =
~ velvet Brussels Carpets
elegant Library Bookcases. =
Library Tsbiss match. =
Ladies' Esciit0ires aud " orkboxsa
Turkish Lounges and Oh airs.
solid walnut ExtenAion Fables.
elcgwnsIy Bufets-
~ Dining Chairs. COVERED IN leatheg p
40 pieces Sterling and Plated Wars. IN
~ magnificent bedrooin Suits gilt and PLATA.
20 white AMI black curied hair hattressrS
~ French Pillows and BoAt-rA
The New York herald., 1878-08-19
wANTED TO PURCnAsE.

WANTED To PURCHASE.
fVtneR MILL wANTED.-ANy PERSON HAvfN6
NJan oidfashisned wooden Cidcr Mil anywhere within
miles Of this ey tor ss,e ehsap will please address w.
B. g., Herald onlee.
yuANTED-sPICE MILL. IN GOOD RUNNING or.
w dsr msss be pevfscty good. Apply. stating eNsh
price, PIONEER, Herald ouice, New YosH.
yUANrED-A SECOND HAND THREE FIRE OPEN
w oyster Range n good order Address box IsG Herald
once. stating price snd where 10 be seen.
CLOTHING.
= i.,Us BROADWAY. SEAR ssrh sr.-BKOAb
Away prices pal toe csst-oh Itthiag Jewclry Books
Aodre-s a hiNTz, tWr Broadway.
A N. MARKS, toi 9TH Av.. OrrUSfTE srII ST.
N .Lsdse gentlemen he nstcrisbed ~ the high
rviess paid tc~sh) Ter csst-on Cothng Cspet ~ces.
Jewslry, Dscss, &e. Ladies waited By Mrs. MARKS.
The New York herald., 1878-08-19


I)R6PosALs ron TIik CONSTRUCTIONS or LIrE
IL Ssvtor station
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Ovvtcs oy rnr 0rSSRaL surrsisrsrpwSr
tNrK, STATES Ltvn SAVING SERVICE,
WAsufScroS. ~. g., August ~. 1878
Sealed proposals will be received at this onee until II
O'Clock OF "Wednesday August ~ 1878 Tor the
suetiyn OF lite saving station house Short Beach
Iong Island TIN the OF Iempssead, opposite Free
port). y The building must be comp'e,sd ready for
before the 18th day Of Nover,ber 1873
Zach bid must be aocempaned With bond In the Of
thousand (t1 OU doisrs With and sufficient
suettes conditioned that the bidder sha enter into
without delay and give such bonds security for
the faithful performance thereof may be requred hts
bid be sccepted .
All proposals must ndorscd Proposals for tho con
strrcton Of lite saving station house aud addressed 70
the seneral supe endent United Ststes Ifc saving
Service, treasury Department. Washington, ID. q.
aud plans and forms Of proposal and bond
can obtained the once OF the Collector a" Customs,
at sax Hsrbor N OF n. r. isnttiux superipte ndent
OF Iils savins stations Bhdgshsmpton, y r.; OF Cap
ts,n J. II. Merrymsn. Y. s. q ~, No 10 Broadway. y.
Isisnd. y. r., and upon applca Ion to this once.
The right TO reject any al bids or TO waivs defects
IL Is eeemed for the interest Of the government do
". ID O'CONNOR.
Acting General superintendenI
The New York herald., 1878-08-19
spnCIAL Nur,uEA.

Diseases men and the system . scecialsy.
important medical Impairment OF
rganc iuncsion hereditary consit u,ionHl tsint.
The New York herald., 1878-08-19

At SEw WAkEgUoMs or H. w CoLLENDER 7ss
~ Brcadwsy, between Grace Church and stew stsBiii
lard Tables new and second hand In latest desgns oes
goods and iowest prices
A MBRIcAN STANDARD BILLIARD fABLhs, NEW
n seeoud hand At rcduee prees Balls, Cloths Iips,
Chsik. Cues. &c. wM. H. GRIFFITH co. ~ Vessy At.
I,UR sALE-TwO BILLIARD TABLts AND ALI
requisites IN good condition. Apply between 10Y and
~ A. ". At 157 West 18th ~.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
Risking Their Limb, In a Good Cause,

An exhibition of baseball playing, such as
is seldom witnessed, will be given on the Ma
tional grounds tomorrow afternoon. The
Patcnt.Oiice examiners having for many
y,urs had a grudge against the patent attor.
ncys, will meet them at the time named on
tho diamond field. Most elaborate prcpara-
tions have been made for the game. The mem
bers of the respective mines have been rchcars.
ing for several days in their hack yards and in
the corridors Of the Patent-Oihc The follow
ing are the mines:
Examincrs-J. B. Church, J. q. Parkinson,
J. Il. DurGall, o. Woodward, +. Macarthur, J.
G.. Elliott, W. 7. Miller, +, Brown. f. Page.
Attorneys-C. NJ Alexander Il. X. Evans, P.
T. Dodge, II. A. Seymour, +. 4. Lehman. X. d.
Williams, d. c. Allen, Thco. Muugcn, J. Ma
lOnCy.
Three skillful surgeons have been selected
to accompany the players. Gorgeous uniforms
and rcgalia have been prepared, aud, in theat-
rical terms, the laughable comedy will be pre-.
sented with entirely new appointments and
scenery. The receipts will be devoted to the
relief of the yellow fever sufferers.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.

For District notes see third page.
For amuscments see second page.
miscellaneous matter oil third page.
For Georgetown news see third page.
For court proceedings see third page.
For excursions and picnics see third page.
Revival services are being held nightly at
the North Carolina Avenue Methodist Protest.
ant Church, Capitol Hill, under the charge
OF the Rev. Mr.. Trout. Many conversions
have been made since the meetings began.
The fourth in the series Of astronomical
lectures by Professor Campbell was delivered
st Baldwin's Lccture-rOOm last evening, to a
small and select audience, who were delighted
with the method adopted by the Professor of
Illustrating by apparatus, making the most
difficult portions Of the subject clear and easy
Of comprehension.
The District-Attorney yesterday notified
hessrs B. ii. Warner, ". b. Webb, W. II.
Clagett, L. E. White, and :. J. MOrsell of their
appointment to appraisc lots l, 9, 8, 4, and g. in
tquarc 5Ia and lot o, in square $40, with a
view to their condemnation for public use.
The appraisers named will meet at Mr. Webb's
office this morning, at half-past ten o'clock.
In last Mondays REpvBLIcAN appeared a
notice of dispute regarding the possession Oi
q $40 bill between Messrs. Il. +. llHreston and
William \. Chauccy, which resulted in 4 charge
ofpctit larceny being preferred against llarlcs.
ton by Clancy. Attcrwarl Chauccy withdrew
the charge, as the entire Inartcr grew out Of a
mistake, and it was settled amicubly between
them to the satisfaction Of both parties. Mr..
Clancy entirely exoncmtvs Mr.. Harlcston.
Quite u knot of gentlemen were congrc.
gated around the Riggs House last evening
and HHllct kihourn sent General \. L. Jcnries
over to look at Dean Stanley. The General
wis hah.trd in his usual gcmtccl style, but
wore upon his head Que Of the silk travelling
caps. \ hystaudcr inquired Of his ncighb,r
pointing 10 General JellIics, as not that Z. +
BarnGin = "Oh, mo- was the reply, that
General lctiIirs.' "Oh saw that the circu
was in town, aud thought he was Baruun
Looks like him.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
Theatre COuiaue,

At the Cornique this week bill Is presented
which promises that the winter season, SO well
begun, will equal that just closed in point of
enterprise displayed by the managers in cater
ing to the amusement of the public. This
week fine variety performance is given, in
which such stars as Miss ElOise Allen, Bryant
and Slyi!Ie, John b. Wills aud May Adams,
Harris and McNeicc, aud the Suydan Brothers
appear. In addition to this, the entertainment
concludes with splendid presentation Of a
thrilling border drama, entitled simon Ken.
ton: or, The Spirit of the Kaunwha,' in which
Mr.. Charlie, Thorntou appears in the title role,
who has made brilliant reputation. lie is
supported by Mes,Is II. +. Williams, john
Robinson, William c. Mathews, Billy Williams,
and Misses Jennie Parker, the new leading
lady, Fanny May. Belle Gray, and other mem
brrs Of the regular company.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
TIE RELIEF COMMISSION.
Tho Meeting Ye.terday-Co Contributions Ser
to st. Louis.

Tho Meeting Yesterday Contributions Sent
to st. Louis.
The executive committee Of the National
Yellow Fever Relief Commission mot at noon
yesterday.
Assistant Adjutant. General Drum, inclosng
copies of kilograms TO General Townsend, as
follows:
Respectfully suggest II 1t were not better to have
two officers sent together 10 distribute supplies from
St. Louis. c. G. AUGCR,
Brig. Gcnl commanding.
General C. C Augr. commanding Department Of he
The Secretary Of Wa. says two officers will be
No day. T. y; TOWNSEND,
AdjutantGeneral
Also, the following letter:
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 90, ISIS.
4. 3. .SbOWOfls chairman.
Your telegram OF this date Just received. The
treasurer Of the fund for the relief Of the yellow
fever sufferers Is in direct communication with
towns sorely afflicted aud finds prompt use for oil
funds at his disposal Sincerely regrettng our in.
ability to comply with your rS1uss am slt; &C.
Vice.President Chamber Of Commerce.
Tho following kilograms were received:
ST. Iouis. No, oct. l.
Baltimore and Brooklyn double their suoscrip-
tiOns. shall commence loading to-day.
AR. SHEPHERD, Chairman.
uAHrrrRn. CoSS. Oct l.
send W. II. Bliss, District Attorney, =. Louis,
$50 to-day for supplies to yellow fever sufferers
GEORGE G. SUMNER, Mayor.
BATON RouGr, La. Sept. 60.
SEC our dispatch published In to-day. press.
Need money. 4. u. HERON,
President B bard Of Health.
The sum of 5000 was ordered to be forward.
cd to supply immediate wants.
VIII send draf for 500 10 ". II. Bliss, 81 Louis
tomorrow. II. b. HANCOCK, Manager.
wuErIIyG, ", Va, Sept. 90, ls7s.
VIII remit 500 TO W. II. Bliss, United states AZ.
torney at St. Louis tomorrow morning for relief OI
sufferers. II. J. SWEENl, Mayor.
| KAIAuAzno, MICH., Oct. /, ls7s.
| National ltRoT Fidtr R,iict Cymmissi1E;
What place or places are most IN need Of aid on
account Of yellow fever suffering; ;;,,r,,,ry
| President Michigan state society.
Replied to as follows;
\ h. o. Humphrey, P'sidsHi &C.:
We are now loading boat at ST. louis to carry
food ice and medlcinCs to small places on Missis.
| sippi River cut of from communication. Send all
| you can, care W II. Bliss, United states District
Attorney, St. Louis, and telegraph your action 20 US
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Oct. l, 1873.
| GorcrnOr IisT. r. SIsDhsrd:
When does boat for south leave? WIN bedding
| and clothing he Of use? We will gladly send such
| II needed. JOHN WANANAkER,
| for Citizens Committee.
Replied to as follows:
John NdRdmdkcr, IhRdddphid ~:
| First boat leaves st. Louis probably Thursday
| Bedding and clothing expressed care District At
| tUrney Bliss will lie In time. lfcircumstances war
rant will dispatch an anPthsr boat at once .,.
CASH CONTRIBUTIONS.
Since last report cash contributions: "Old
Cow Bells" sold at auction, 81 81 ; W. II
Nalley aud his hookbnders So Rev. d. II
Compton, s.; Methodist Protestant Sabbath
school, Georgetown, through Rev. J. I. Muir.
ray, s.; clerks In Post Office, SlO,25.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
Health Omcer,s Rcport.

Health Officer Townsheud has accomplished
the following during the week ending Scptem.
ber 2s 1878: Nuisanccs reported, ili; referred
IS; abated, Al; referred to Commissioners,
81; official notices issued, 30 citizens com.
plants, ST. deaths from all causes reported,
20; deaths investigated by coroner, 7 burial.
atpublic expense, 10; tons of garbage removed
1872; dead animals removed, 135; privics
cleaned by Oderless Excavating Company, 492
unwholesome food condemned-235 pounds
beef, 102 veal. 80 mutton, % chickens, SO birds
10 pounds pork. b2i bacon, 705 cantecupes, {, 2it
waterme!ons, 23s egg plants, 90 dozen cucum.
Lers l5i dozen corn, a. cabbages, % bushels
oysters, ,852 crabs, 66 bushels fish, sturgeon
aud 10 bushels miscellaneous fruit aud vege.
tables. Animals impounded, 10; redeemed
y; killed, 07 in pound, 25 amount realized
S20.75.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
The Foundry Church.

Last night the meeting ut the great revival
u Foundry NJ. E. Church was one of great
power, The young evangelist exhorted the
people about the power of prayer, and, as the
Invitation was given, large numbers hocked to
the altar, and there were some most powerful
conversions. The great interest taken in these
revival services knows no abatement, anl 1t is
expected that !, 900 conversions will tax e place
in these meetings. The Young evangelist has
100 calls for revival work in the chur ches, but
he expects to continue his work at Foundry
while the revival Is so powerful.
National Republican., 1878-10-02
NntInnaI Thcntre-Juhn Z. Owcns.

The greatest aud best Of American low
comedians, Mr.. John l.. Owens, Is now filling
highly-succe.sful engagement at the Ma
tiomal Theatre. Mr.. Owens fame as au impcr-
senator Of the most popular and acceptable
ro'es oi current presentation has long been cs.
tablishcd, and he stands without rival IN his
peculiar claracterilatiOms. Mr.. Ford's com.
puuy affords the excellent support requisite for
the proper production OF the entertaining plays
set apart for the week. Mr.. Owens will appear
this evening iu his celebrated version OF SCION
ShiHg'e and also rs TOod'.s, and during the week
rs CaIr5 Flan,mer in The Cricket on the
Hearth" in Paul Pry," and THE Seriou,
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