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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-20
Bellnire Locals.

LAST Friday evening, wher the family
of Mr.. Adam Warning, of Gravel Hill,
were absent at prayer meeting, num-
Der of their friends obtained possession OF
the key and quietly invaded the house,
and put in the time 80 we'll that when
the family returned they found bounti-
full store of good things awaiting TO be
devoured. They did not wait long, how.
ever. The affair was gotten up TO COM
memorate the anniversary of Mr.. War
nig's signing the Murphy pledge, which
he has faithfully kept.
Mumps and dlptheria are raging on
Gravel Hill, but DR.. Mccullough seems
equal to the task OF keeping them under.
The Bellsire Union Sunday School In
stitute had an interesting session in the
Presbyterian Church Monday evening.
The Light Guards have military
drama in preparation, which will be put
on the stage in fine style as soon as pos
sible,
A concert and entertainment is an
nounced for March 9th, by the friends of
the Fifth ward Presbyterian Mission
Sabbsth School, for its benefit.
All the churches hold their weekly
prayer meetings this evening.
All the Bellsire preachers touched on
the question of future punishment last
Sabbath, either IN the morning or even
ing.
Republicans seem to take to the sug-
gestion made by the Leader that Gen. b.
K. Cowden of this city be Mr.. Dsnford's
successor as candidate for Congress.
1t is feared that Bellalre, or rather
Ohio, has an elephant on hands in the
shape OF the State Tobacco Warehouse.
The appropriation for Its completion
failed to pass at Columbus, and the
house stands in an unfinished state.
The band of the Second Regiment, o.
N. G., is fast regaining the prestige it
held under its old organization as
Heatherington's Band, and the Wallace
Cornet Band, 1t deserves it, for few
cities can boast finer musical organizs-
ton.
Inc sale OF tho Osborne House, which
was advertised for yesterday, failed to
come off, for want OF sufficient bid.
But Sl0,500 was bid, $1,000 was re-
quired to reach two-thirds Of the sp.
prsisement. It will be re-apprsised and
offered again.
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pOlicpCOurf.

Harry Viles, disorderly, IS and costs.
Committed.
Toby Vance, dlsorderly, 50 and costs.
Execution suspended.
Dan Carrlgan, disorderly, 81 and costs.
Committed.
John Kelly, disGrdeFIy' So and costs.
Committed.
Fall Fry, drunk, 50 and costs. Com
mitted
T. Griffith, drunk, 81 and costs. Com
mltted.
Michael O'Brien, filthy act, IS and
costs. Committed.
VIM. Plerson, filthy act, IS and costs.
Committed.
John Howard, drunk, 81 and costs.
Committed.
John Grimes, vagrsnt, 81 and costs.
Committed.
Pat Mccain, vagrant, 81 and costs.
Committed.
J. Geisinger, vagrsnt, 81 and costs.
Committed.
Thomas Finn, vagrant, 50 and costs.
Committed.
John Mcpherson, drunk, ~ and costs.
Committed.
John Adams, yasrant, 81 and costs.
Committed.
Charles Smith, vagrant, 81 and costs.
Committed.
Geo. Manning, vagrant, 81 and costs.
Committed.
James Martin, vagrant, 81 and costs.
Committed.
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BeuwOOd Locals.

Columbia Lodge No. Amalgmated
Association, l. 5. Il T. w. will give
grand ball at Union Hall, on Friday
night. The managers have taken great
pains to Insure good time 10 all who
may attend. Nleweg's band will cater
10 the desires of the dancers.
The debris at the scene OF the explo-
sion in the nail works has been cleared
away, and workmen under charge OF Mr..
Moorehesd of this city, have begun the
repairing of the boiler. Two new fues
will be put in. The wounded are all do.
ing as we'll as could be expected.
John Bogsrd will not lose his arm, rs
was feared at one time would be the
case.
John McGsrrsll, formerly OF this town,
died in Texas few week ago. He was
soldier in the United States army.
During the strike last summer a car
was broken into 81 this point by some
parties and box taken thereirom. Ever
since 'Squires Pelley and McJilton have
been at work endeavoring to find out
who were the guilty parties, and their
lsbors have at last met with success.
The manner Of discovery was some
what unexpected, and was rs follows:
On Saturday night two men, Polk Nc
Donnell and Wilbert Hendricks were
arrested for disOrderly conduct and taken
before Squire Policy to answer. Hon
drlcks had not been in duranCe vile but a
short time before he confessed to being
one OF the parties who had robbed the
box, rs above mentioned. He further
gave the name OF Mcdonnell as an &C.
complete, and as the evidence against
them both il very strong, it is thought
they stand a good chance OF getting to
Moundsville for term OF yesra. Search
warrants were issued and Mrs. Hen.
bricks house was visited, where q num-
Der of the missing articles, viz:
silver spoons and forks, napkin
rings and many other valuable and
useful articles were discovered. 1t is
learned these were intended as wedding
presents to young minister IN Illinois.
Messrs Pelly and McJilton deserve
credit for their perseverance in the man
agement af this case. McSquiggins and
Dan O'Donuell were arrested Monday
for drunkenness and fined 81 and costs.
Mcdonnell wss fined S. and cost and re-
CURED 70 find bondsman in the sum Of
5000 10 keep the peace for six months
and failing to do either was sent 10 jail,
where he is now confined on both charges.
The forge department Of the nail
works is expected TO resume on Monday
next and the nail department on the fol-
lowing Monday. II is said they will run
for two weeks and then stop for two
weeks.
Mr.. Luke Fitzpatrick, mailer at the
Benwood mill, is very Ill.
4 workman at the Riverside furnace
became dizzy while at work yesterday
and fell, cutting himself severely about
the face.
The revival at the NJ. Z. Church is
now in its eighth week, with no prospect
of stopping. Attendance good. There
has been a number of Conversions.
The citizens generally bear good testi-
mony TO the faithful and disinterested
efforts OF Rev. Father McKernan 10
brisg about q more sociSble feeling on
the part Of the people OF the town, with
out respect TO creed or party, and his
lsbors have met with much success.
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lkIyer news.

The marks at the landing last evening
indicated feet 9 inches in the chan.
mel and falling.
The Courier left for Parkersburg at 10!
o'clock yesterday morning.
The O'Nesl departed for Pittsburgh
yesterday morning at o'clock.
The Andes departed for Cincinnati
at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon with q
good trip OF passengers and freight.
The Emma Graham passed up for
Pittsburgh at 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing.
The Della, Phaeton and Telegram ar
rived and departed on time yesterday,
with fair trips.
The Granite State is due up to-day, en-
route for Pittsburgh.
The Alex. Swift passed up with an
empty tow, yesterday.
The Michigan passed up with tow OF
barrel slaves, yesterday.
The Hawk passed up with q tow Of
railroad ties, yesterday.
BY Telegraph.
PIrTsBURGH, February l9.-River
feet . inches and rising. Weather clear
and cold.
NASHVILLE, February l9.-River fall
ing, with 64 feet on the shoals. Departed
Anderson, Cairo.
CAIRO, February l9.-Arrived- City
Of Chester and Lioness, st. Louis. River
80 feet inch and falling. Weather
clear; mercury 60.
LITTLE RCCK, February l9.-Rivel
stationary. Arrived-Kstie Hooper,
Memphis. Dcparted--Kstie Hooper
Memphis. Weather clear.
LOUISVILLE, February l9.-Weather
clear and cool. Depsrted-Fsnnie Ia.
tum, Pittsburgh. River falling with s
feet inches In the canal.
CINCINNATI, February 19.-River 81
feet inches and falling. Weather clear
and pleasant. Arrived-Andy Baum
Memphis. Departed-Hudson, Wheel.
ing; Robert Mitchell, New Orleans.
SHREVEPORT, February l9.-Arrved
Bonnie Lee, New Orleans, Bryarly,
kiamatia. Depsrted-Msris Lainss,
New Orleans Bonnie Lee, Jefferson
Down-Fulton. Weather warm and
clear.
New ORLEANS, February l9.-Ar-
rived Thompson Dean, Memphis;
Schenck, Cincinnati; Duriee, Red river;
Jaeger, st. Louis. Depsrted.Relo,
Vicksburg; Mary Hous ton, Cincinnati;
Durfee, Red river; Keller, ST. Louis.
Weather cloudy.
st. LOUIS, February l9.-Arrived-
Belle of Shreveport, New Orleans; ST,
Genevieye, Memphis; City Of Helena,
Vicksburg. Depsrted-Belle of ST
Louis, Missouri River; Capital City
VIcksburg; Victory, Keokuk. River
Stationary; Is feet inches above low
water mark.
MEMPHIS, February 19.-River rose 4
inches, and now stands ~ feet 7 inches
Weather Cloady and warm. Arrived
Mary Elizabeth, Arkansas river. De.
parted-Hattie Newland, Little Rock
Centennial and Maud, st. Louis; City
of Vicksburg and Illinois, Vicksburgi
Mark Twain, Cairo.
EVANSVILLE, February l9.-Weather
clear till evening; now signs of rain
merclry 35 to 90 degrees; barometer
falling. River 20 $40 feet large and
falling. Down-James d. Parker, g.
b. Church, James Gunthrie, and Fswn
Up-Fanchon, Arkansas Belle. Cons
Millsr, N. Smith and Dick Johnson
Business good.
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famous Epgllshman once said, "lrish
bulls were Grecian calves" l saw the
following notice in Pennsylvania, 1t
having been written by an American
railroad man: when two trans meet
each other going in opposite directions
on different tracks, the conductors are
charged to be careful and not proceed
with their trains till each has passed the
other" This is as bad as the Irish girl
who gave some chickens hot water so
that they might lay boiled eggs.
If Irishmen sometimes make blunder
in speech, they never make blunder OF
the heart. The Green Isle has fought
for liberty in every land and with every
people who struggled for their rights
and l say God bless her Tor her goodness
of heart and the kindly humor that she
sends all over the world.
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The CbapIlne street NJ. T.. Church.

The REGISTER is the recipient OF
numerous congratulations from the
members of this Church and congrega-
ton on account OF the excellent effect
produced by our article on the crowd OF
lawless youths who, for some time past,
have been I'm the habit of attending the
services, not for the purpose OF joining In
the devotional exercises, but 10 behave IN
a manner disgraceful to themselves and
with regret TO their friends. We have
been assured by members in high stand
ing that the misbehavior had become 20
noticeable that it WAS absolutely neces-
ssry to appoint an officer to try to en-
force order, and it was with
the greatest difficulty it could
be done even then. We are told that
the actions of some who have attended
there were of such nature as TO be even
worse than csrd-plsying in church, but
since the publication Of the article refer
red to, the decorum is all that could be
desired, and persons who 90 there to
worship need tear no interruption from
bad boys. All the time the article sp
peared there were some earnest members
who feared the exposure might have a
bad effect on the prospects OF the revival
and the affairs of the church generally,
but since the opposite has been the re.
suit, they have been frank enough to sc-
knowledge their mistake.
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Important 10 Parties Moving West

The Baltimore X Ohio Railroad takes
great pleasure in Informing parties going
10 The West, NorthWest, or Southwest
that i, has made large reductions IN the
rates. From this date will sell tickets
from Wheeling to Kansas City and re-
turn for $500; 10 kinsley and return
for $4,000; TO Little Rock for $3.50; TO
Little Rock and return for s4400. Cor
res ponding reductions have been msde TO
sill points.
This is positively the only line running
through cars from Beliare 10 Chicago,
and all passengers are carried on our ex-
press trains For the lowest rates, maps.
land circulars. time-csrds, and further ia-
formation call on or address J. Il. B..
assse. Emigrsnt Agent B. 4. .. 4. r.,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Henry Otto and Ricka, his
wite, 20 the undersigned trustee, dated
the 18th day oil december, A. ID. 1871, and
recorded In the Clerks office of the Coun-
ty Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia,
la deed OF trust book No (, rage 2Si, will
ON SATURDAY, the 2Srd day of February,
a. ID. 1873, commencing at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
at the front door vi the Court House OF
said county. proceed 10 sell TO the highest
and best bidder the following property:
The east hall OF lot eighty-iour, fronttng
twenty-five feet on the National road IN
the town Oh Triadelphia, and running
back so rs 10 make one iull lot OF said town
TERMS OF SALE-1 hree hundred dollars,
or ;ts much more as the purchaser may
elect, cash; the balance in two equal in
ltslImentS, payable six and twelve months
after day 81 sale, with Interest nom date,
and secured to the satisfaction OF the trus-
zee. a. KEY MANN, Trustee.
RUSSELL & STIFEL, att'ys. ialS
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Valuable Country Residence

vNOR SAl.E Al ~ bl4IN hJNIApN.
am authorized by the heirs OF the late
Chester ID. Knox 10 offer AZ Public sale, at
the front door OF the Court House, on
TUESDAY. MARCH 6rd,
Az 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the house and land at
Ieatherwood, now in the occupancy OF
Mrs. Adams Dodson. Possession given
The land ties on the National road, two
miles east Of the city of Wheeling, In the
imme diate Vicinity of large and con-
stantly increasing population. The Wheel.
ing and Elm Grove railroad passes in trout
of the propeTty-the cars running each
way every hour.
The house is n substantial and well bniit
Brick Cottage of ten rooms, with cellar
and wash house, two good brick ct>terns
and never failing well ON the premises.
irne outbuildings comprise good stable
ana carriage house. The land consists ot
between four and five acrss, In high
state of cultivation.
TERMs-One-fourth OF the purchase
money. or more II the purchaser No elect,
IN he paId In cash the remainder In three
equal annual payments with interest al
six per cent. The title will be retained
TIL all the purchase money Is pald.
te5eodi SronUE
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PURLIC SALE

NF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
" Market street.
viii sell Mt Public Sale at the front door
OF the Court House. on
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 10,
1879, commencing at 10 O'Clock, II not sold
at private sale before that date, my pro.
perry, situated on Market street, between
Twenty.first and Twenly-Second streets,
viz: Lot number one hundred and thiI-
teen llSl on The west sideo OF Market street,
In that part of the city oil VIII cling here
tofOre known as Chapline and Eoif'S addi-
lion, now called centre Wheeling. The
said lot has on II fine dwelling house l
now reside in. II wi | be offered in two
lots or the whole.
Terms of sale made reasonable and made
known on the day OF sale.
ieiSi MRS. j. ADRIAN.
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FOR r e Mt
FOR RENT.

TWO NEW AND ELEGANT STORE
rooms with residences above, -
Nos. llSs and Hal Main street, ives, I'd
aide. a few doors above the Peoples
hank. with gas and water throughout
Possession given Immediately.
A large brick house, No. Hl6 Main stTeet;
now used as boarding house. Is In goota
order, with gas and water throughout
Possession given on first next Aprll.
A two story frame house, corner Oh
Twenty.fiIth and Main streets, contalnlne
- fine store room AMI residence, with gas
and water, a.
A nice room in the second story vi .ne
hnildinv ON the Opera House corner, 'front.'
ing on Fourteenth street. Possession given
Immediately. .,,,o an
NV n NJ. REILLY,
Kos 1879 and 1911 Main Street, Wheeling,
NJ Vo febeodh
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VIII Not Recognize Him.

As His Royal Highness, the Prince
Carnival will arrive in the city on the
2s,h instant il being four days and three
hours ahead of time, the Pidelios Will no!
recognize him, but instead of paying
their tribute TO Kim, they will put him
aside for this season and will gave 8
gran masquerade ball at Turner hall on
March 5th, and those parties who are in
receipt Of in vitslions from the commit
tee can procure tickets from Aesars. Roll,
Casper He'll, George Schvsrzbach and
John Mason. or st tie Turner hall on
the night of the above dste. Members
can secure tickets 81 the hall on Sunday.
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A Good Example.

Mr.. Charles Ii. Seaserey on behalf Of
the moulders employed at the foundry
of Joseph Bell & Co, yesterday paid into
the treasury of the Childrens Home the
sum OF $3.50, being the proceeds of the
ball gwen by the moulders for this
worthy institution. We have had tre-
quent occasion TO note similar contribu-
tons by the employees Of Bell & Co., and
the Home has not more generous and
constant friends.
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Executive Clemeney.

Yesterday, Governor II. NJ. Mathews
granted pardon TO William Kline, who
was convicted upon an indictment in
the Brooke county Circuit Court for
stealing blankets from DR.. Hsncher, of
Wellsburg,. last summer, and who was
sentenced TO the penitentisry September
%, 1877, for term OF two years. The
petition asking for kime's release from
prison, states IS reason that hl, health
Is failing rapidly. The petition is signed
by the jurors, sheriff, prosecuting sttor-
ney. clerk Of the court, and many other
prominent citizens of Brooke county. To
show the belief in the innocence of Kline
there is q position of trust awaiting him
on bis return home.
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GrecnhRck Labor ParfY.

At meeting of the committees of the
Firt, Fourth and Sixth ward Green
back Labor clubs at the Fourth ward
engine house, last night, it was decided
to arrange for putting Greenbsc
Labor ticket in the field for the tall
election. The ticket will not be made
out for several weeks. The boys feel
ssnguine of success this fall. The meet
ing adjourned to meet 1T the same time
and place next Thursday evening.
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mcCulIoeh,s Leap outdone.

A horse, attached to wagon laden
with empty barrels, took fright yesterday
afternoon somewhere on Chspline street
south of the creek, and started north
ward like 8 shooting star. The end Of
Chspline street was soon resched, but on
be plunged through the MARROW gap op.
posite said street and over the creek
bank. When within q few feet Of the
water the horse diverged slightly 70 the
left and stopped. The barrels, however,
kept on their course and popped out OF
the wagon into the creek. Damages
slight.
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CITY CHIPS.

Two Benwooders seem to bother GER
ain Island lad.
Tax Municipal Court will meet at 10
o'clock this morning.
The Fifth ward market was discour.
aging to sellers yesterday morning.
SEVENTEEN commitments TO the work
house yesterday by the police court
Judge:
YESTERDAY was q lovely day, and was
admired by many promensders on our
principal streets.
No BUSINESS of public Importance was
transacted at tho Office Of the County
Clerk, yesterday.
SINCE the freeze, the street corner OF
33d and Chspline street, has become
navigable for foot passengers.
THE II. N. Meriz Literary Society
will have an open meeting on the occa-
sion of their anniversary shortly.
NELL & ELLINGHAN's delivery
wagon broke an axle in front of the
Mcclure House yesterday evening.
THE Board of Education will meet IN
regular monthly session tomorrow
Thursday evening a. their rooms.
UP to 7:3O O'Clock last evening 1877
tickets had been told for the Mother
Goose entertainment tomorrow night.
BOARD OF Commissioners. Commute on
poor house and farm, will visit that in-
sttution next Saturday, leaving the city
at 40 o'clock P. NJ.
AUcTIoNEER Hervey offered the
Cushing property for sale yesterday but
as $1,000 was the amount bid, the sale
was adjourned until Tuesday next.
HARPER BROS. have furnished the
Lindslev Institute Cadets with very fine
navy blue caps with gold band and the
letters l.. l. Z. on the front of each cap
SQUIRE PHILLIPS issued warrant fol
the arrest OF John Mulholland tor ASSAULT
and battery on the person OF Edward
Chesley. Mulhollsnd will have hear
ing before the Squire to-day.
TOBY VANCE promised the police
Judge yesterday morning, if let of from
Commitment to the workhouse, for hit
little fund Monday evening, that he
would leave the State until the blue bird
came again.
SOME sneak thief entered the residence
of Mrs. Quarter, No. 224l Chapline
street, Monday night, by the way OF the
front door which was not locked. The
fellow was frightened away before he had
q chance to steal anything.
A SUBSCRIPTION has been started tc
supply the REGISTER local staff with in
quest horses. We are sorry
that we cannot note the fact that some
friend to the fallen has not started a sub
scriptioD list for the Twelfth street con-
Germ.
ABOUT tour o'clock yesterday alter.
noon, horse attached to one OF the city
passenger cars became sick and fel
down on Thirty-third street, between
Eotf and Chsplne. After some delay
he was taken to the stable, where he WAS
replaced by another horse.
WE understand it is the intention
Of f. A. Sherrratt, q printer o! this city,
to publish complete railroad guide OF
all the lines leading out of Wheeling,
with their principal connections, rs soon
as the p, w. & Ky. road Is opened: 1t
will DO gotten up similar TO the Pitts
burgh guide, and distributed grstuitously
in the city and along all the railroads
coming into the city. This is something
that Wheeling wants.
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A SensaflOn.

Two young men OF the South Side, one
of whom works st the Belmont Nail
Works and the other at the La Belle, re-
Gently became eusmored OF the same
young lady in East Wheeling. AS Is
usual in such csses, jealousy followed,
and became SO desperate thsts fight be-
tween the two rivals was arranged. rhe
combat was to have come of last night,
and the moo.ed question settled then and
there, but when the hour arrived one OF
the youn men was missing. he was
found just after supper neatly tucked
away in his little bed, with his mind en-.
tirely changed on the subject.
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Music CheRn.

As Sheb's Music Store Is to be removed
sbou! March lst 10 new room under
Washington Hall, the stock Of Pianos,
Organs, Music and Instruments now on
hand at the store on Nam street, is offered
for sale so cheap that no one wanting
anything can afford TO let the opportunity
pass by. Bona fde bargains will be OBJ.
tanned in every srticle. The motto is,
"Quick sales and small profits" from now
till March lst.
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Excitement.

Considerable excitement was occasion
ed in saloon in South Wheeling yester-
day, by the sudden appearance OF wo-
man, who demanded of tho proprietor to
stop furnishing her husband with liquor.
She said be was continually drunk, and
would do nothing to support his family.
She left without obtaining much salts
faction.
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UnmnilRble Mailer.

The following letters are held at the
Wheeling Postoflice tor necessary
stamps:
Mrs. j. Z. Smith, No. 6S Home street,
New Haven, Conn; j. B. Stewart, New
Castle, Pa; l.. s. JordCn, 1905 Chspline
street; Miss Susan Berry, for better drec-
tions; Ksnstein Wagner, 2l26 Jacob
Street,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
index 10 New Advertisements.

Diamonds-Turner & Dillon.
Otial-Geo. Ii. Parks.
CARPETS MeIdel, Booth " Go.
A Centennial Award Local Page.
Notica-J. ". F.ankhauser.
!. o. o. f., Notice.
Grand Opening-Eiwsrd O5he.
Chromos and Oil Paintings-August
Sauer