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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-12
BOATING.
Hanlan's New Shell = His
Practice ON the TYNE.

ToBoNTS, ONT, April 1.-THE follow
ing special cable 10 the National, dated
London, April 8, saws: The weather
was not altogether favorable 10 rowing
to-day, the wind blowing and rain occa-
sionally falling, but still both Hanlan
and his rival were out for their usual
exercise. In the morning the Canadian,
who got afioat little before
IL O'Clock, did some very quick
rowing, 10 the great admiration OF
throngs who the day long hung about
the river banks and in the neighbor-
hood of the boat houses. The greater
part OF the public interest seems CEN
tired in the stranger, Hawdon coming
in, comparatively speaking, for very
little attention. He, however, sticks To
his work, and, If he gains but few
friends, he certainly loses none. To-
day the PAIR met on the river, but they
were both rowing easily and made no
effort to brush.
In the afternoon the new shell, built
by Judge Elliott, OF GreenpOint, y. V,
on purpose for this race, arrived at Scots
wood. Ii was in a stout packing case.
which Heasley declared would not be
opened until shortly before the match.
Should this resolution be adhered to, il
will be two or three weeks vet before the
public will be able to judge OF the merits
OF the craft, in which some interest is
felt, as il will be the first time a race
was ever rOwed in England in foreign
built boat, that is if Hanlan should row
in her on the fifth prOx. OF course If
she should not suit she will not be used.
The bringing of a boat TO England at all
is great innovation, and our makers
criticize very jealously the Elliott boats
i'm which Handlan practices, and which
he brought with him. Reports from the
other side Of the Atlantic describe the
new shell as a beauty, and great things
are expected of her. She is 81 feet long,
l6i inches in width, 81 inches deep, 81
inches in height in the stem, % inches
in the stern, and is 80 pounds weight.
Mr.. David Ward has arrived at Liver
pool, AMI will be in Newgate tomorrow.
Hsnlan's Racing Colors.
DONDON, April ll.-FOllOwing the
English style, Hanlan, the American
champion, has issued his colors for his
race with Hawdon on the Tyne, on the
5th prOx. They consist OF a handker-
chief in silk which has "A white ground
and double border OF red and blue. In
the middle is a circle containing the
monogram II. H." SurmOunting the
circle is a representation OF the British
coat OF arms, and ON each side the Cana
dian and United States coats of arms re-
spectively. In each ef the four corners
is the tignre of beaver encircled by
maple leaves, the Canadian national EN-
blem. The design is, although little
ornate, very handsome and attractive.
Dispatches received by Hanlan' : friends
at Montreal and Toronto say that he Is
rapidly regaining his health, and that he
hopes TO be in prime condition iy the
day OF the race.
Courtney.
New YORK, April ll.-Courtney says
that he has not issued challenge for a
boat race and will not in future row on
rivers nor pull on creeks.
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BELLAIRE.

Yesterday will be- a memorable day IN
the history of the Bellaire tobacco ware
house. Some philanthrOpic gentlemen
sent twenty casks Of tobacco here to be
inspected, il being the only tobacco eyeI
sent here for like purpose.
A little daughter of Mr.. Thomas Hy-
att was coming down stairs at the resi-
dence of X. j. Gerard some time ago,
when she missed her footing and fell,
striking her knee against the Newall
post. The accident was not very pain
iul 10 the little girl and but little was
thought of IL. After. time, however the
knee began swelling and became very
painful. and the little girl found IT very
difficult 10 walk. The knee has been
"raduallv getting worse, and during the
past few DAYS il has been Impossible Tor
the child 10 put her foot on the floor
The ~. Lawrence passed this city yes
tcr,lav. aud was much admired.
Hon L. Danford paid this plac" a
visit Yesterday.
The Davis Sewing Machine Company
have leased Capt. Fink'S room on Ihlr-
ty-third street, and are having an ele-
CANT gold and pearl sign put on the
largr plate glass window.
The anxious inquiry last night was,
"Haye YOU heard from Columbus yet?
The Committee on Counties was 20
have made its report to the House yes
teriav. and as matter ot course the
peopis here were a little anxious about
the matter, for 10 a great extent the
whole question depends on TINS COM
mittce's report. Everything as tar as
heard has been favorable 10 Belialre,
ami If the members of the committee
have the fear of the Lord in their hearts,
the people OF Belmont county VIII, AZ
the next election, vote on the county
seat removal.
In the case Of the City against the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
AZ II. Clairsyille on Friday Judgment
Was rendered in favor of Defendants,
and in consideration of that fact parties
desiring 10 drive from South Bellaire 10
the public square via Belmont street
will either have to dig = tunnel under
H. railroad or else build bridge over
il The former will cost about $1,000,
and the latter about .S,OyO.
Something over nine hunnred cars
nassei over the Baltimore and ONO rall-
mad n, rouis for the East, during the
week ending on Friday evening.
The HaddOck fishing club Will leave
ON the five O'Clock train on Tuesday
morning on an extended fishing tour.
Several fine fisherman belong TO TINS
club. and they will doubtless have sue
I ceSSiul trip. ELL.
The new Council will stand politically,
six Republicans, three Nationals and
one Democrat
The party who stole our umorells
} frnm the yestibule of the residence OF ;.
/ 4. Ganard, on Belmont street, can have
| our name taken out Of il by calling on
us at our office. IL certainly would EN-
barrass the party 10 meet US on the
street. knowing that our name WAS IN
the umbrella which shielded him IRON
I the min
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EyarYthine Goes Wrong

In the bodily mechanism when the liver gets out
OF order. Constipation, dyspepsia, contAmins-
ton OF the blood, imperfect assimilation an csr
tain to ensue. But IL is easy 10 prevent thee
consequences. and remove their cause. by q
course of Hostcttcr's stomach Bitter. which
stimulates the hillary organ aud regulates 10
action. The direct result Is a disappearance OF
the pains beneath the ribs aud through the
shoulder blade, the nausea, headaches, yellow.
ncss Of the skin. furrcd look of the tongue, and
sour odor OF tho brath, which characterize liver
complaint. Sound digestion and regular habit
of body arr blessing also secured by the use OF
this celebrated restorative of health, which Inn
parts a degrcc II visor 10 the body which II
its best guarantee II ssfety from malarial epi-
dsmics. Nerve weakness and over tension arr
relieved by IL, and II improves both appetite and
sl.san
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SEALED PROPOSALS..
CIry cIfRk's OryIcr,

WHEELING, W. VA, April 10, lsV }
Sealed PROPOSALS will De- received al the oficc
of the city Clerk until FRIDAY, APRIL lsru.
1872. at : O'Clock = ~, for furnishing and set
ting all the curb aud crOssing stones that may
he required by the city iur tie year ending
APRIL guH. isS0
The curling Ia bc of the hest quality of sand
stone. and oi dimensions not les- than four N
feet long twenty two ~ inches deep and Ave
(5 inches Thick. The stone ar. ~ be- carefully
dressed aud squared Rt the ends their full depth
They must he pick In sai eight ~ inches deep
on the outside and thrr ~ inches on the in-
side. Crossing stont> a. be rot lcss than an lol
fret long, two t2l fc-t wide aud ten li0) inches
thick. OF the beat quality of saud stone. The
ends are TO be carefully -quAred and cbiscl
dr,s-esi.
Bids will also he nrc,iyci for stone IA repair
crossings "a be- used by stresd Commissioner and
delivered at any place Ia the city designated BY
him.
The above work io br dome to the satisfaction
and approval of the street Commissioner and
Committee on Streets. Alleys and Grades.
Bids % be endorsed. Proposals for Curbing
and CrUssIngs." and addressed a. the Chairman
of the Committee on Streets Alleys and Grades
the committee r'-cr,ti y the right to reject any
or all bids.
ALEX. UPDKGRAFF.
april city Clerk.
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Cnnunmnfion Curad-

An old physician, retired from prac-
tee, having had placed in his hands by
an Fast India missionary the formula Of
simple vegetable remedy, for the
speedy and permanent cure OF consump-
ton, bronchitis, eatarrh, asthma, and
all throat and lung affections; also a
positive and radical cure for nervous de-
bility asd all nervous complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands Of cases, has felt il
his duty % make il known 20 his suffer
ing fellows Actuated by this motive,
and a desire 10 relieve human suffer
idg, | viii send. free Of charge, tc all
who desire il, this recipe with full di-
rections for preparing and using, in
German, French or English Sent BY
mail BY addressing with stamp, naming
this paper, W. ". sherzr, I'D PoverI
Block, Rochester. n. Y.
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LIVE STOCK.
OhicAeo.

CHICAGO, April IL. - The DroprS
Journal reports hog receipts 1000 head |;
shipments $500 head. Market dull
and lower; mixed So 50S3 20; light
s. 50(S3 IS; choice heavy s. 75(S4O0.
Closed weak and many unsold.
Cattle - Receipts $500 head; ship
ments 1900 head. Market q shade
stronger; shipping steers 81 9S5 81;
stockers and feeders 81 7OSA 0;
butchers steady except common at = "
as 80.
Sheep-Receipts $500 head; ship
ments quite easy.
New York.
NEW YORK, April ll.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts $50. No material change in the
rates but firmer feeling and quicker
sales. Dressed beef firmer at 7l(9Slc.
Sheep-Receipts 200 head, fresh Ar
rivals. including 3 car loads OF clipped,
the first of the season. Market q little
more active at former prices and with
free sales; one car load OF l42 pounds
average, going TO s. 10 per 100 pounds,
and some good yearling lambs went upto
81 75td6 SIS per 100 pounds; clipped
sheep, fair to good, sold at 81 1905 25
per 100 pounds; spring lambs IS TO
75 per head.
Hogs-Receipts 2,l0O head. None
offered alive.
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CREAM OF THE NEWS.
Gathered from Our Dispatches.

The Hungarians Of Chicago have sent
eight thousand forms to the relief Of the
Syegedin sufferers.
The returns of the Michigan election
come in slowly, but the indications are
that the State has gone Democratic.
A vigilance committee in the upper
part OF Wood county, this State, has
given notice TO a number Of bad charsc-
ters to leave Lively times are antici-
pated.
Widow Oliver is lecturing.
VIM. T. Scott and John ii. Roush,
election officers Of the Seventh ward,
Pittsburgh, sentenced on February 22d
for changing ballots, have been par
dOned.
The standing committees Of the House
OF Representatives were announced by
Speaker Randall yesterday. Mr.. Wilson
il on the Committee on Printing; Mr..
Martin on Pacific Railroads; Mr.. kenna
an Commerce, Reform in the Civil SER
vice and Enrolled Bills, of which latter
committee he is chairman.
Chief Moses and his fellow chiefs had
an interview with Secretary Schurz.
yesterday.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April ll.-Flour-st Steady
and unchanged. Wheat-In fair de-
mand but at lower rates; No. 2 Chicago
spring, fresh, s9ic regular; S6,c cash |;
golSsOic seller May; 9ltasIIc seller
June; No. do 77ic; rejected 62ic. Corn
Quiet and weak; fresh 3ic regular;
3llc cash: 3jlc seller May; 35ic seller
June. Oats-Steady and unchanged at
2lic cash; 2jlf- sic seller Nav. Rye
and Barley-steady and unchanged.
Flax Seed-Unchanged. Pork-Fsirly
active and a shade higher at $40 g cash
and seller May; $40 3jSl0 37i seller
June. Bulk Meats-Quiet and un-
changed. Thisky-steady and un-
changed 81 o.
CINCINNATI, April l.-Cotton-s Strong
and higher at l0lc. Flour-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Fair demand bat
at lower rates; good 10 prime red 81 %
6IOl. COrn-Eesier but not quotably
lower At 37(1 3sc. Oats-Good demand
Al full pri0r- at ssa32c. Rye-Good
demand al sc. Bariey-Dull; No.
Fall sSrS95c. -Sominslly unchang-
ed. Lard-Easier; current make t6 30.
Bulk Meats-Dull and nominal at s. 90
IA sOsls.j %. Baeon-Qniet at Al
H5!G5lc. whisky-Dull at sl 0i. But
ter-Easier; iauce creamery ES2sc;
choce western reserve lsc; cboic central
Chic l5c. Inseed OiI-Stesdy st Csc.
MiivsuHss.
MnwsuEKk, April lI.-Flour- Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Weak: opened
at q decline Of ic and closed dull
No. ! Milwaukee hard 9ssc; No. ] Nil
waukee mo. Soc; seller April e6tc;
seller May 90Ic; seller June 9zlc; No. !
7eic; No. 4 7i@73c; rejected 633c. Corn
--Easier; No. 2 34S.34ac. 0afs-DulI
and unchanged; No. fresh z3}03lc.
Rye-Easier; No. 46e. Bsilsy-Duli;
No. 2 spring, fresh, Sc Providsns-
Quiet and stady. Pork-Qaist; nes
SlO0. Lari--Prime s1enm e lG
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THE CHINESE.
Cnrd from enc Six Companies.

SAN Francisco, April 1.-THE follow
ing card is furnished for publication:
The Chinese Six Companies are daily
in receipt Of applications for laborers to
% 10 the Southern States, NOTABLY Mis-
sisSippi and Louisiana, to take the place
OF the negro labOrers now emigratlnc.
The officers of these companies wish II
expressly understood that they have no
control over their peoples labor, and
have never brought, or caused To be
brought, one of their countrymen here,
never contracted their labor or collected
their labor i'm any manner whatsoever,
tbe press of California to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
ISignedl CHINESE SIX COMPANIES.
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COLORADO.
HEALTHY, ATTRACTIVE.
General sut<rintcndent.
KANSAS CITY. NO.

Colombo n the Kreaf s4DItsrfum and Peasurs
Ee~Dr ~ AmsrscA. II ). slesAted sbyss the In
nueness ~ mlsma The sfm1~phew 10 pun,
tonic and eIhilerstinx. 10 mineral spnnSs srs
numerous. and p,>--~ ysrlous remedial quail
tiesL 10 sesifh Ia sDld and diver 10 mAryeious
The srzDdeur. ereB' and variety AZ it ss-ie At
trsctIons are vitbout parallel The pisasnrs
seeker looking fos mere Va ysle.i enjoy m~nf: tAs
stent.t sseklnz stodis- In bstar., The astisf,
srhitrstnre, and the invalid sho b~s<1s M.
rninersl uaftf and ih, lgDfsflng ainaspb>ss,
should % ~ Colombo. Tbe climate of CDfor.do
n psruilariy ef,lnssoos IN sxseb,rxtinx and erIf.
Ing pulmonary disa>ss. o. nDua4nds ~ living
Wins sbo sent 70 CoiorSto te<bis having
becpme rotasf and heslfhy, can tztify. Asthma
n cured by Q re~sdeNs IN Colombo. while dys
peDsia. d<bflity and ailments eznse1 Dy owes.
wofk and saIirty, are enzflcztrd Tbe teupsrn-
ture In Co.orsdo during winter months h e9ns,
tls. mild and espciaify adsyted b tbe per<1s ~
InvalidA The Ksnss Pseise kAilssy y tks oaly
hne running fhrvugh can ~ D~sveS. and ths
cnly ihs " uhtck Denver can bs rrsek~d
thDuCh kal.ss without chsDre al can sDdex
sh.se d nrtes: and is saysfb ssuip..st In
Pullman siesp<ng and drawing Room rHiAces.
en s the Rvosfts reat tx toans1 and invsiids.
~ sAdrssing ?. n Gru.f. Gsn1 hHaL Al, yoa
en- 0keain pabh.tSoas ssd mays full q fnlos.
nakzoa shSss KanAss and Coiossdo VIA you
ann - Kanam a. Cstoss6s, b snse snd sfasf
h q kAsaAs PScnc RaIsAS.
p. u 0DoAT,
oo1 hnnaUg Aon2
ss1n~sS kAnsAs 0zr. "a
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Good Friday.

NEW YORK, April ll.-Business at
the Stock, Produce, Cotton and other
Exchanges was suspended to-day, and
many business establishments were
closed. The courts adjourned over
Good Friday, and little is doing in the
government departments. There were
large congregations i'm the churches.
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PARK EKSBUKG W. Va,
Notice from u Vigilance Commit
tee-Of Interest to Oil Deal

PARKERsBURG, April IA vigilance
committee in the upper end Of this
county has given notice to a number OF
suspected parties and hard characters
10 leave in very short time. Several
Of them have already gone, and the peo-
pie think il the rest don't leave soon,
there will be- a lively time in that neigh.
borhood, "a il has been infested with
pety thieves and marauders for several
years, and they have grown tired Of II
and propose to introduce new order
OF things.
A suit is now pending in the Circuit
Court of this county Of considerable in
terest To oil men. IL involves the power
Of the West Virginia transportation
Company 10 tax producers with the loss
Of oil by accident. In this case tank
of oil was destroyed by lightning, and
the Company are seeking To recover the
amount Of loss from Col. Vinal, under
what they claim a. a contract existing at
that time in regard TO the storage Of the
oil.
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Relief for the sxesedin Sufferers.

CHICAGO. April 1.-THE finance com
mit;ee Of the Deak Society a Hungarian
benevolent organization in this city, this
morning sent draft for eight thousand
forms. collected from the citizens OF
Chicago, 10 the minister resident OF
Hungary, for the relief Of the sEegedin
sutierers.
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WOOL.
Philadelphia.

PHILADKIPHTA, April H. Wool
Easier, but in improved demand; Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia XX
and above S2@37c; y 32(s33c;
medium 36td37c; coarse tdNc; New
York, Michigan, Indiana and west
ern fine 2S(G32c; medium 3jtdS7c; coarse
2S@3Oc; combing washed 34GIlc; un.
washed do 25(d2Sc.
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weather Indications.

wAsHISaroS, April III A; Nor
Tannsssee and the Ohio Valley, and
the Lower Lakes, clear or partly
sIcndT weather, northerly winds gen
erally yeering 10 warmer east ana 49,
rising followed by stationary or minhs
barometer.
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Csp,a,n Rovton a, Memphis.

MENPHIs, April ll.-Paul Boyton ar
rived here this afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
having come from Cairo in four days
and FIVE hours. Fully fifteen thousand
people lined the wharf 20 greet the
voyager. He remains here until Mon
day.
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Observation-Disclosures
OCRNTIC.
We Are Hearing from the Work
"smen Now, and the Prospect
i Decidedly Hopeful.

UsI.'.T April ll.-As the returns
- L .a .y ma.L anil from the remote
- az !. ,,-.a.y .;,.rj PORTIONS Of the state.
!. ..' "..i'..m outlook begins to look
aE sH..-r Csmpb-l's majority
+. : q" mile. ,1 about 2Ull. and there
: 7. a . .,r rr'>iyr, ot tn, election Of
49,. 49, .. slr coalition candidates Tor Re
-, - l..> statement l. made. not on
,-.-',A ,.-.',A estimates, but on actual re-
r., r. 'r'rNvi Ur 'o midnight.
r,, ~. ,m statements tr.rsrdphed from this
~ o.. over 'r" country giving an inn
So arTly ut towns hr,ri irom. ami
~ .a's.>",uUuritj,-- upon them,
,,.e '.'a-', t- ,..y merely covered
IN ..'.1 o., Telegraph, amt hai No rela-
h.-.. ,Hr a-- rN,yu, 20 agricultural.
"a - 80 300. mining territory. where
U,,r r...-'.,' reaction against the Re-
l. S,a..' ,-..-' ..''' .aeru p,ayr. Il will not
MI ISM 'H.,linturuty-iour hours
R.rr''r,.n ',n a.. hr rauke,l with the anti
;5l,' -....-'a ...-.'a states. though probably
os ~. 'e nothing certain until the
'~>> I" made next TUESDAY.
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Bond and Silver Demands.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE demand
forfour cent certificates increases rapidly
averaging for the past few days nearly
a quarter OF a million dollars daily, and
the treasury officials anticipate largely
increased demand as the merits of the
scheme become known to the working
men of the country. Every effort will
be made to put them within the reach OF
ALL
The demand for standard silver dol
lars slackcns, the average being now
about 1900 daily. 1t is anticipated in
the treasury that if this Congress goes
into financial legislation, they will
authorize and direct the payment OF
these dollars upon current indebted
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The Negro Exodus.

WASHNGroN, April 1.-THE National
Executive Committee OF the COlored
Emigration Society have adopted reso-
lutions requesting government aid
through the Quartermaster and Com
missary Departments TO the colored en-
igrants arriving at 81. Louis, or other
points on the Mississippi river.
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!, "a. o. Tie Nebra,k, ~, p,-,,-.

~, - i.,\s', M, NsH April I'm the
ug-i 1-Sr, Fisher and others for the
B,1xg '.' burning Of two men, BiOn
asa t..I Jung man employed by Olive
d-,ai-l.,.g. y. turned states evidence and
b, 49,, ,.e p,Iocre,liRgs Of the murders
den,1I ny T that the burning Was acci-
EaaI,s me me Prosecution has closed.
0athsn....' - an attempt to rescre Olive
aeOapV1,,, ~, =, ~ tAe Cow Boys, has brought
'u' q soldiers here irom Omaha.
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Captain Boyton reached Memphis at
so'esock yesterday afternoon. A large
greeted him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-12

A MAS meeting Of the striking miners
al the Panhandle Railroad was held at
Mansfield last Saturday afternoon, TO
determine whether work sh0.l be re-
sumed at these mines when the owners
had offered three cents per busbel j.
was agreed that at all thee iiin 8 the
men should resume work ou Monday.
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Epidemic Diseases.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE select
committee appointed TO investigate and
report the best means for preventing
the introduction and spread OF epidemic
diseases to-day adopted bill for presen-
tation 20 Congress. Ii gives TO the Ma
tional Board OF Health plenAry powers,
and appropriates S650,ooo TO carry out
the provisions.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-01

PERSONAL MENTION. = Captain Charlie
Muhleman, Of the steamer Andes, Is al
the Stamm House, and Ed Muhlenan,
Clerk Of tho Andes, is at the St. James. :
MIR. John Davenport, of the firm Of
Stanton & Davenport, is reported quite III,
Col. a. ]. Bowen, who has done some
very efficient temperance workin,our CITY
during the past two or three weeks, left
for his home in Baltimore yesterday alter
noon. lao n .Uli4s : .ff, i5I-
Mr.. Lanfried Cramer, one OF the pilots
OF the Wheeling Towboat and Barge Com.
pany, has put up fine residence In Mon
roe county, Ohio, near Darlington. Il ~
DR.. Reeves leaVeSt this morning over the
3. & 0. roadfor Washington City, to attend
the meeting of the Advisory Committee OF
the American Public Health Association,
which eonvenes tomorrow morning at the
National HOTEL. ~ ~ 'TIe 500
Mr.. II. B. Ferguson desires US to state
that he is not q candidate for the position
OF Clerk OF the Boasri O! Education, IT.
Mr.. Stephen Trncy. Janitor OF the Odd
Fellows Hall hui!lirg and an old and
well known citizen, Is lying seriously III at
hisresidence in East Wheeling. =
Mr.. E, NJ. GOlthoid, business manager
OF GOtthold 4 Rails Uncle Toms Cabin
Combination, is in the city, making ar
rangements for the appearance OF his com:
pany at the Opera House next week
Got" Is known from Maine to Mexico,
and is a hale fellow well met everywhere.