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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-13
CITY RAILWAY.

OFFICE RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY.
THO THE PUBLIC.-Any citizen signal
L ling u street-car and not gaining attention OF
the driver will obige the undersigned by facing No.
- 49, 49, II. l.. WALKER,
oIa-Sm Superintendent City Railway.
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GROCERIES. &c.

TN STORE AND FOR SALE LOW TO
l. CLOSE CUNSIGN&lENTS- .r
900 bushels choice Northern EARLY ROSE
POTATOES, "
200 bushels PEA INFLOW POTATOES,
20 barrels HOAllNY,
80 barrels pure RYE FLOUR.
100 boxes choice VALENCIA RAlSlNS,
60 boxes LAYER RAIS1NS.
casks extra choice new CURRANTS,
] 900 pounds TURKISH and FRENCH PRCNES
bags BRAZIL NUTS,
25 bags PEANUTS,
100 cases three-pnund PEACHES,
25 boxes CREAM CHEESE.
rs barrels New QEk BALDWIN APPLES,
so barrels GlLFLOWER APPLES,
100 barrels New York GREENlNGS.
80 barrels RED and YELLOW ONIONS,
IT'S boxes FlRE-CRACkEHS full count:
l.. POWERS.
do 1O-lw No. 1910 east Main street.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

rroR OTHER "LocAL" SEE FIRST PAGE.1
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NEWSPAPERS, &c
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Europe, will send any of the following papers ana
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NOTICE.

An persons having forfeited pledges VIII call ana
renew or redeem the same nj once, or they VIII
positively be sold. A. HARRIS. Pawnhrokcr.
Ia 1922 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-13

STATE AssAYER AND CHEMISTS OFFICER
RICHMOND, November 1, 1878: s,
Th,,LAGER BEER manufactured by Nr. 6. w,
Robinson ut the Eagle Brewery, In this city, has
been chemically examined by me, the samples test
ed haynh been collected by myself. and found FREE
nsea "a hcine or beverage in full assurance Of
NO Ia.sm Sta.e Chemist
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-13

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Eye
I5,IEsGU TEn st the DIsPATcR gRINTINes
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WANTS.

WANTED, A WHITE WOMAN to do
w The COOKING, WASHING, and PART OF
THE IRONING of a family of seven persons
Have white help aud coored hand TO do chores.
Apply 10 DIR. g. Is. STEEL,
de 13-1t 723 Muin street.
WANTED, A No. 1 COOK AND
w HOUSE-SERVANT. To 4 competent per-
son good wages will be paid Apply ut once at IA
east Clay street. near First. de 12-2t
WANTED, TO SELL OUT ALL THE
w DIAMONDS. WATCHES, CHAINS, elegant
RINGS, BUTTONS, &C., on hand, regardless of
value No Settcr chance was ever offered to bar
gsin-seekers, especially those wanting CHRIST
MAS PRESENTS, as am determined to give up
my Office the LIST of january next. so will sell at
sacrifice. :. A. WHIST OCK, &
de Him No. IT Fourteenth street.
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LAGER BEER.

This Brewery has been recently fitted up with all
the latest Improvements, and IS now cner1ns tne
best BEER made In the United States.
The Beer has been thoroughly tested aCn Is inShiy
recommended by prominent physicians FOR iahliy
use. =,
The GOLD MEDAL was awarded to the EAGLE
BIZ EVERY for SUPERIOR LAGER BEER, A LIZ,
cultural Society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-13

4 connects for Milton. NC.
Il connects for Ashevillc and all roIa.s I'm Wn.,r
North Carolina daily. except SUNDAY
Georgia. ''S'
pconnccts for Jat ksonvillc and all points r. F!o-
rida. - 49,
z connects for Macon and AL points In Spn;ayo.,
lieGrgia anu Chattanooga, Nashville, Memphis. and
all TcXsS points.
+ connects for Selma, Meridian. Jackson. anil
Ficks bprg. '
& connects for Galveston ard all Texas ron,..
Trains from The aD"ve-namcd p"int> mir, in
RlchmOnd ii 4:43 u. VI. AMI 7:t3 \. NJ
IraiuS between Greensboro aud Salem run daily
except Sunday. ''
Pnilmsn Paiacc Draw in2-:oom agI Sicclin. ar.
run through on Train No. | from NcyS York ana
Richmontto Atlanta. ara on Train No. : from NV
York and Richmond Ia Savannah.
Tickets sold 10 all lroint, SOUTH southeast AMI
southwest. aud baggage chpckrd through
Freight Train No. 8. icayn; Richmond. AZ 3 IL {,
inland No. 10. arriving in RichmUn! al les 1 #
VIII have accommodations tor lew ,ccund.clt,s
passengers. who must purchase icSr's h-t, TO get
ting on The tram. No passenger viii lie allowed Or
other freight trains.
No lay-Oycr check, given oufoc-l tirkcts
JOHN l.. NAtNrEDO.
. hrucril Passenger Agent
7. VI. Il. TALcoTr General superintendent:
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RAILROAD LINES.

Leave Richmond ut.
Arrive. ~ Burkeyille,
..................I
Arrive at Sutherlin,
Sd..................
Arrive al DaBville,
Sa".................
Arrive ut GreeaSbo-
ro', y. C............i
Arrive at Salem. y. G.. |
Arrive at Raleigh. y. |
C.....--...--........,
Arrive at Salisbury, |
n. C.................
Arrive ut Charlotte.
n. C....-.-.....
Arrive at Columbia,
:. e. .................
Arrive ut Charleston.
s. C......... ........
Arrive at Augusta.
III. .......... =. 80.
Arrive Ut Savannah.
Ga..-................I
Arrive At Atlanta, Ga.
Arrive at Montgome-I
ry, Ala..............
Arrive at Mobile. Al Ia.
Arrive At New Or /
leans. La............l
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-12-13

TINE SUBSCRIBER having been in the
LIVERY AND HIRING BUSINESS
for the past nine years, would respectfully re-
turn his thanks to the public for the generous
patronage heretofore extended 10 him. lie
can still be found at his old stand, at the East
Side of Court House Square, prepared TO hire
SADDLE HORSES, HORSES AND RUG
GIES, CARRIAGES, &c.
He has enlarged his stable, and added many
new and stylish tourn-outs, which he will
furnish al lou prices.
STAGES furnished for PIC-NICS and other
parties, and persons sent to any part.of the
county.
sa5- BY keeping gentle horses and careful
drivers, he hopes 10 merit a continuance Of
public patronage.
June Ally WIN. II. Rabbit.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-12-13
EDUCATIONAL.
Cheap Points.

VNTE have a complete assortment Of LEW
wv IS' COL0RS. also White Lead. Pure
Linseed Oil, Glass, Putty and Paint Brushes,
at LOW PRICES.
S. D. HIGGINS 4 SON,
aug left Rockville, Nd.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-23
Martin's Ferry.

Yesterday was spent as holiday by
the scholars of the public schools.
Last Wednesday evening Oliver New
land, George Cook, Postum Coss and
some other parties got into a quarrel in
Gauding's saloon, on First street, when
tho proprietor, IN order to restore quiet,
drew his revolver and lodged ball in
the feshy part of Postum Coss' left arm
This had the effect of clearing the room
as by magic. The physicians who dressed
Coss' arm say he IS getting along well.
Cook was yesterday arrested on the
charge of being disorderly, by Officer
Mcfarland.
Joseph Medill, James McCshon and
Isaac Cots are opening up q wholesale
grocery in the new storeroom on the
corner of Hanover and Second streets.
j. Kemple and L. G. Cracrsft, E'qrs.,
are expected to address the temperance
meeting tomorrow Sunday stternoon)
at 3 o'clock IN Commercial Hall. We
bespeak for these popular speakers full
house.
Rev. w. Weir will preach to-mor-
row sermon on the Bible in the Public
Schools, in the U. p. Church.
The necessary papers were made yester-
day by which company takes the Ohio
City Mill from the frat bondhohers, the
late purchasers. The company buying
the mill at q stipulated price if the sale
to the first bondholders is confirmed by
the highest court to which an appeal is to
be taken, if not confirmed by said court,
the company pay a rental value for the
mill for such time as they may run 1t.
This will be good news for the people OF
the Ferry.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-23
River News.

River 10 feet 10 inches and rising.
The Rsgon departed for Parkersburg
yesterday at the usual hour.
The M. s. Thsnhouser departed for
Matamoras yesterday at 1880 An
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati
yesterday with isr trip. She will
leave on her return trip this afternoon At
BAN. Passengers and shippers make u
note of this. Mr. g. ID. List will be found
in the office and Capt. VIM. List on the
roof. For speed, safety and comfort, go
on the Hudfon.
The Granite State passed down during
the night for Cincinnsti.
The 0'Nesl will leave for Pittsburgh
at 7 o'clock this morning.
The Courier will be to.dsy's packet for
Parkersburg, leaving at 1880 AN.
The Salt Valley and Katie Stockdale
will pass up tonight for Pittsburgh.
The Baltic and B. ID. Wood passed up
with empty tows.
The Telegram having burnt boiler,
was compelled TO lay over Tor repairs.
She will leave to-day Tor Sunfsh at 3
o'clock p. M.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, February 22.-River g
feet 81 inches and rising. Weather
cloudy and mild.
VIcKsBURG, February CIV Gather
cloudy. The river rose 6 inches. Up
Illinois. Down-SusIe Silver, Lee. Ar.
rived City of Vicksburg.
CAIRO, February 22.-Arrived-City
of Helena, st. Louis John Gilmore, ST.
Louis. Departed-City of Helena, Vicks
burg; Lioness, st. Louis. Weather cloudy
and cool.
MEMPHIS, February 22.-River sta
tionsry with % feet 4 inches in the chan
mel. Weather unsettled. Departed-
Baher and tow and Grand Tower; st.
Louis; Barnard and Tow, Ohio river.
EVANSVILLE, February 22.-Westher
cloudy; rained all the afternoon. River
Is feet 6 inches and rIsirg. Down
Robert Mitchell and James Guthrie
Up-Idlewild and John A. Woods.
Business active.
NEW ORLEANS, February 23.-Ar-
rived Sherlock, CINCINNATI Future
City and tow, st. Louis; Nstchez, YIcks-
burg; Maria Louise, Red river De-
psrted-City of Alton, St. LOUIS.
Weather clear and warm.
CIsCISsATI, February o. River %
feet and rising. Weather cloudy and
colder. Departed-Andes, Wheeling;
Laura Davis, Tennessee river. The Ed.
Hobbs, from Wheeling, and Ton Means,
from lronton, with tows, passed down.
ST. LOUIS, February 22.-Arrived-
Standard, N. q; Liberty, Ohio river;
Lady Lee, Peoria; John b. Maude,
Vicksburg. Depsrtei-Msry Miller,
CINCINNATI; Belle, Memphis. River ris-
ing rapidly, Is feet inches above low
water mark. Weather cloudy and cool.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-23

1bei stomach Is the Laboratory VI ~
system, in which certain mysterious 20
cesses are constantly going ON. Th-'' ."
suit In the production Of that woD4Sr.
vivliying agent the blood, which 10 4
state OF health PUSHES laden with thet'
Inents OF vitality to the rcmOtrs, part o.
the system. But when the stomach =
semi.paraliZed by dyspepsia, blood m'I'
racture Is carried en- impefiectly, The ~
culation grows thin and sluggs-, AMI "
system suffers In consequence. Nofso'a
indigestion reacts upon the Ive' 3D.
bowels, rendering the hrst sluggish 30
the latter constlpatcd. The brain 40
suffers by sympathy, and SICK headafS'
sleeplcssncss and nervous symp!om'f'
engendered HOstettcr's stomach h'b'
reforms this state OF things, gives PERM
nent tone and regularity 10 the s'onH
and It's associate organs, the boSth. -
liver, and ensures complete nour'hiD'-
and Increased vigOr Of the SYSTEM W.
the most Popular ~ well "a the 40
efficient anti-dyspcptic and lonie IN Az
Iica.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-23

';horse shoe" Of the gallery was swung
large flag, which added greatly 10
the appearance OF the hall. The ar.
ranging of the 1sgs was done by
q. G. Kemple, the architect, who de.
serves praise for the time spent in aiding
to make this hall appear as splendid as
il did. As this was the first ball given
by the Guards, q number Of prominent
citizens we're there, where bright shown
the lights DER fair women and brave
men. Music arose with lis sweet volup-
tuous swell from Billy Mayors orchestra,
which carried tie merry throng through
the may whirl Of the waltz, or the more
sedate quadrille. Here soft eyes looked
love to eyes that spoke again, and all
went merry as marriage bell. AT
twelve o'clock the ladies, escorted
by the gallant braves, went TO the
restaurant of Mr.. Laramie, where that
prince of caterers, served all the good
things OF the season, as he is wont to do
on all occasions. After psrtaking OF a
hearty supper, the dancers returned to
the hall, where they continued to enjoy
themselves in "trippir G the light fantss.
tic" until an early hour this morning,
after which they departed. for their re-
spective homes, not, however, without
wishing that the hours had not sped so
swiftly by. Taking all IN all, this was
one of the most pleasant and enjoyable
affairs of the season. and will long be re-
membered by those who had the good
luck TO be present, as being one OF the
events of their life.
ZoUAvEs' BALL.
At Turner Hall last night this CON-
pany of soldiers gave grand ball, which
was largely attended by their host
of friends and admirers. The hall was
beautifully decorated with many flags of
various nations blended with our own
national emblem. The stage was ex-
quisitely beautiful with its two Calling
guns and four stacks o: small arms built
in the form of q zousve feEce, which
was called IN tho late war the
"lron wall" The 200 Zoos" were
visited during the evening by the
Mayor, officers of the Al. L. g., the
officers and q number of the members OF
the Camden Zousves, of Moundsville.
Those present danced until 3 o'clock this
morning, to the charming music OF
Birchs orchestra.
MILITARY PERSONALITIES.
The following officers of the Second
Ohio National Guards were in the city,
Yesterday, TO witness the parade Of our
military: Col. Gas. S S. Baron, Aiiu.
tsnt w. G. Grafton, Lieut.. w. Ii. Little,
Lieut.. Geo. K. Grafton, Quartermaster
Sergeant j. A. Greenfield, Sergeant.
Major w. Ii. Brown, Corporal BOwsen,
all of Bellsire, and Capt. Charles b.
Doty, Steubenville. Having seen the
parade, these gentlemen returned homo
without participating in the gaities of
last night
In conclusion we must not forget TO
compliment the soldiers, Wheeling's
pride, on the manner in which each and
every one displayed willingness to
obey the commands OF their respective
officers. To say that one company is bet.
ter than another, would be an injustice.
We can but speak in the highest terms
of all, and wish for them more favor
able day on which to make their next
grand parade.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-23
Personalities.

Campbell Palmer, Esq., of Brooke
county was registered at the Grant
House yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. Becker, of the Z. G. & st. L.,
K. X. is st the Mcclure.
Col. Dan Johnston will enter the COM
ing convention as q candidate for Con-
gress.
w. J. Reed, of Pittsburgh, is visiting
friends in the city.
The employees OF e. w. JOhns.on's tin
establishment surprised that gentleman
with birthday present yesterday, in
the shape OF very fine silk hist. The
employees are happy and Mr.. Johnston
much satisfied.
Rev. 5. 8. Bsrnitz has returned from
Philsdelphis and York, Ps, where he
has been spending the week on business
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-23
wheeling Still Ahead i'm the Art Of
Glass MaEing.

A new method Tor stamping letters on
glass has Just been invented by Johnnie
Morris, superintendent of the class cut
ting department at the Central Glass
works. The model shown us, which has
been sent to the Patent Office Depart
ment at Washington city, consists OF an
insurance plate, stamped with the letters
lima Fire Insurance Company" on it.
The method by which these letters are
stamped is gone through with while the
glass is being pressed. 1t is different TO
any letters heretofore stamped on glass,
simply because the letters heretofore put
upon glass, has been upon either surface,
but these are imbedded in it from the of
side, not coming in contact with the
face, but still showing distinctly, every
letter being uniform. AS all lettering
on glass has required much skill, by this
method 1t has been so reduced that
child csn letter as easily as a grown per-
son, as the vacancy is impressed in the
glass. The chespness with which this
invention can be introduced will surpass
al! advertisements as yet invented, as the
durability of glass is so well known. Mr..
Morris deserves great credit for the in
yention.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-23
BauWOOd Locals.

We are sorry to note that Mr.. John
Hesley, Sr., had very narrow escape
from instant death yesterday afternoon.
lie had been to Wheeling on business,
and was hurrying home in order to give
his son an opportunity to 60 to the city
and witness the parade. When he had
reached COwan's coal bank, an east
bound freight train came along, and Mr..
Healey attempted to jump into the last
car, which was an empty house car The
height proved too much for his strength.
aud making miss Mr.. Il. fell fiat on
his bsck with his lett arm under him.
He was removed to his home, and Drs.
Sanders Of Bellaire, and Carr and Ford
of Ben wood, summoned TO attend him.
They gave as their opinion that no
bones were broken but that the shoulder
WAS severely injured. 1t Is confidently
hoped Mr.. Healy will be able to be about
in Il short time.
The Columbia Lodge, Amslgsmsted
Association of Iron, Steel and. .Tin-work-
ers' bali at Union Hall last night was
largely attended. a goodly number of
friends from Wheeling were present.
VIewig's tand discoursed excellent mu-
sic. The programme OF the evening in-
cluded the presentation of a gold watch
to MIR. Charles Wilbert, for the pas. five
years manager of the forge department
of the Benwood IRON works, and whose
term of service expires with the present
month. By his uniformly courteous
conduct and gentlemsnly bearing toward
sll with whom he came in contact, Mr..
Wlbert has succeeded in winning a warm
place in the hearts of those who
have been under him. The
watch bears the inscription, Presented
to Charles Wilbert, by the employees
OF the forge department, Ben wood Iron
Works, February %, 1878. 1t ia q
beautiful specimen Of workmanship. The
committee who were entrusted with the
selection of the present were Messrs.
James Barrett, VIM. Bissett, John Crib
Bile and Thomas Harrington. The pre-
sentation speech WAS made by Mr.. James
Barrett. Mr.. Wilbert was visbly affected
a. receiving such mark Of esteem, and
as soon as he recovered from his surprise,
replied IN appropriate language, accept.
ing II and promising TO cherish II very
tenderly so long as life shall last 10 him.
Attached to the watch is a solid gold
chain and locket. The value OF the
whole is $3.50 Mr.. Wilbert has not
definitely settled in bis own mind where
he will remove to upon leaving Ben wood,
but it Is thought be will go West.
A mass meeting Of all persons no
matter Whist may be their trade or occu-
patton, of Ben wood and vicinity, who
are opposed 20 the Wood tariff bill, is
called TO take place at Fishers Hall this
morning at Ten o'clock. A large turn.
out is expected.
The citizens of the suburbs were re-
called with dog fight yesterday after
noon, which for time completely a.
sorbed the attention of those present.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-23

WHEN any one calls on 8 man :,
Brooklyn, who is reputed 10 be GOOD h. :
slow pay for bis honest debts, BE- si,t'
to the truth by telling the dun that
has some Southern Investments VIII. ).
expects to realize $4,000 from in ~
days. Pleased with tie prcspec. q !,
largely increased patronage, the a.,.,'
creditor retires, while the conscioutoS
debtor justices his conduct by s.yin, !.
alludedto a ticket. He hst sen, :,
dollars 10 NJ. y. Dauphin, Pc. Box 90
New Orleans, to DC invested in The IA,
drawing Of the celebrated LCui,.,
State Lottery Company, under The a.
pices OF Generals Bcsuregsrd sal E,,r
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-23
Wedding.

A pleasant occasion WAS enjoyed by 3
number OF friends who assembled at the
residence OF J. Bigelow, Esq, 6l7 Main
street, on Thursday afternoon, to witness
the nuptisls OF his daughter, Miss Hattie
f., and Mr.. Bruce Chsddock, of Mounds
vile. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. T. +. Clancy, their pastor, and
many benedictions attend them. They
left the city on a short wedding tour, Wis
the b. Il y. L. T., at 40 p. NJ.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-23
Police Court.

John Lee, drunk, fined 81 and costs.
Committed.
Dennis Duly, drunk, fined 81 and costs.
Committed.
William Wilson, vsgrant, fined 81 sud
costs. Committed.
John Leonard, vayrsnt, fined 81 and
costs. Committed.
John Mezingo, disorderly, fined 81 and
costs. Committed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-23
bridgeport Items.

George Hess was arrested By Officer
McCoanaughy last Wednesday, on s
warrant, for disorderly conduct at the
Colored Baptist Church, and wss tried
by Police Justice POWELL 81 and costs
Benisnlin Harris was taken 10 the re-
frigerstor by the same officer, on
Wednesday, for obstructing crossing
and shooting "chin music At the Mayor.
Four dollars and costs for the amuse-
ment.
There will be & wedding ceremony at
the West Bridgeport N. (. Church on
Sunday evening, st the usual time tor
holding service.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-23
FOR r E Mt.
FOR RENT.

TWO NEW AND ELEGANT STORE
rooms with residences above, -
Nos. 1889 and ll4l Main street, west Gs.
HANK. with gas and water throughout.
Possession given Immediately.
A large brick house, No. 24l6 Main street;
now used as boarding house. Is In gooo
order, with gas and water throughout.
Possession given on first next April.
A two story frame house, corner VI
Twenty.fiith and Main streets, containing
a fine store room ami residence, Win gas
and water,
building on the Opera House corner, 'front.'
ing on Fourteenth street. Possession given
Immediately. -,
For terms, which will be reasonable, ap-
ply TO NJ. REILLY,
Nos. 1879 and 1871 Main Street, Wheeling,
~. Va tebeodh
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-23
TEMPERANCE NOTES.
cRuMBACKER,s HALL.


The second meeting Of tho series will
be held at Orumbacker's Hall tomorrow
afternoon, at 81 O'clock Daniel B. Ma.
gruder will speak. A cordial invitation
Is extended to sill 10 attend.
PABKER HALL.
A rousing meeting is expected st this
hall to night. Mother Holiday, W. F.
Trueman and Robert Marshall will
speak.
Tomorrow night Mr.. McNair, Grand
Master NORMAN of the Ancient Order OF
United Workingmen of Pennsylvania
will be present and entertain his audi
esce with good speech.
WASHINGTON HALL.
Several new speakers are announced
at this hall for the NEE ting tomorrow
afternoon, at o'clock, and stirring sd-
dresses may be expected. Among those
mentioned are Colonel poorman, of Bel
laire, and Professor Love, of Bethany
College. As at the previous meetings
the doors will be opened at 2 o'clock. and
all officers are requested to be on hand
promptly at hslf-psst one. Some inter-
estlng temperance literature will be dis
tributed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-23
Directors Elected.

Last night the first election of direc-
tors fo- the Central Building Associa-
ton, No. 3, took place at Ots's Hall. The
following gentlemen were elected for the
ensuing year: l. q. Reed, Oscar Sand
rock, W. C. Hsndlsn, &. Ii. Wheeler, j.
+. Hanes, George Hook, &. A. Beuter,
J. b. fancy, j. &. Anderson. The Board
will meet to organize next Friday night.