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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-07

Il "
L Line end United states Maj! Roue-ou and after De.
and Cortandt street Ferries as follows:
Express for Harrisburg Ptsburg the West and South.
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, m and $3.50
daily. ... ,.-, Ill.,. -. 49,, r-uso -, i, M -
CORY for Ttusylc Petroleum Centre tho
on Regions. WllliamspOrt and Lock Haven, n. m.
Ba more Washington and the south Limited Washing'
ton Express Parlor daily except sunday,
no n M arrive Washington 4l2 p Regular at i:30 and
$40 a. TO- and 10 p. sunday 430 ~ and 10 D. ~ For
baltimore 4 u. H. excerpt SUNDAY. . $500, =, ~. , ,
Express for Philadelphia $50 I3o $50 . 90 Limited u
m l. 30 T. D. g. 100 s:3n and 10 p m sunday, 40 and9
M o. s. 7:3O $50 and 10 Emgrant and second class
noat, BROOKLYN Annex" with all through
at Jersey cry aOrdpg speedy and direct transfer for
TSps Ive-Fron Pittsburg $50. lO40 10 p
m iaiIv q. 40 m. $40 daily, except Monday. From
WASHINGTON and Baltimore. $50 a. M, 800. 40. 1910
m Sunday $50 a. IN. and 1910 .. N. From Philadelphia
bo5 GEo $40 O:4O. 1880 .. 800 $50 go 800 and
1910 D. NJ sunday. sos. 500 lO40 1880 m, o2J iOl0
pm Offices j26 and 244 Broadway No Astor House
20, ~ De.iosses and Corlandtsts No Court AZ and
nro6syn Anrel Depot foot Of Futons BROOKLYN Nos
-. IL and Hudson ST., Ioosen Depot Jersey City
tFimn,crant Ticket Ufhce. No Battery place
r'hei L. +. FARMER, Genl Passenger Agent
THOMSON, General Manager.
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THE NEw.ENGLANDER January.

An article in this number, by the Rev.
lothian sewall IT.. treats OF "a Better Remedy than
Communism for the UnhspDiness OF the Times setting
forth in too scholastic and sentimental manner for
IN. best practical effect the importance Of health re-
puueratiye employment, and q coDgensi home as the
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Gtatners.

4 PARISIAN LAD1, gTaHId,t OF U,,o .c Uu ~
N highest schools OF Paris desires few private schoa
would accept position as teacher IN scn0oi uRnns
references ~ To capabilities &c Address "IEAChbh'
L. o. Box 1906, NewIOrk
A GENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
~ 30 UNION SQUARE, NETWORK; ~ -,
supplies GOOD teachers with positions Application Ioim
stamp supple. schoo and families with competent n
structors WITHOUT CHARGE. - =. - =, q,
r. C0TIEsWoRTH PINCKNEY. 80 Union square. \ y
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHER
~ AGENCY No % Unions square recommends PHOtft2-
sOKS PR NCIPALS ASSISTANTS. TUTORS and GOV
ERN the leading American and European COZ.
eses universities aud conservaOries: positions promptly
Glle In any department Apply To Misc A. j.
YOUNG. No % Union. square, Broadway side
EXPERIENCED TEACHERS constantly
IL wanted particulary English and SINGING CITY Insu.
tuition. English and Elocnon interview imnedaiey AZ AZ
and singing French German Music Scho rs ana
families Assistant Professor Of Music Mchgan German
OF Music Kentucky gentleman for country ais,C
schools and rent: clty
.lseYheTe Application form mailed for stamp. $500
j. W. SCIiERMERHORN. secretary. 80 East l4th'st
TINEACUERS supplied to schools and families
i without charge. Miss FLORENCE FITCH, EDCCA.
TIONAL BU REAU. 80 Unon square
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD. -
York foot Of DesbrOsses and C0nrtandt

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAlLROAD.
- Leave NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses and C0urhd'
$50 a. m for Washington Columbus Cincinnati fDdsnap-
oils Chicago and the West, Richmond Charleston and inc
South Pullman from Baltimore 10 Newark. De- anu
Chicago.
p for Washington and the West and the Sonth via
GOrdoDsville Pullman from New York q Baltimore
and Washington making close connections for psbnrg Gin
cnnati. India apOis Louisville and ST Louis Through
Pullman Baltimore 10 Cincinnati St louis and Ptts
burg. and from Washington TO Augusta ana savannah n,
1000 daily Washington. the South ana " est Pn-
seepers from NewYOrg TO Baltimore and Washington
making close for Chicago Cincinnati. Indanap
oils Louisville, St Louis Columbus Pittsburg tho South
and Southwest Through Pullman from Baltimore 10
Cincinnati connects at Washington with trains Tor Lynch
burg, Florida New Orleans and the South.
For through tickets please call at Companys ONCE $40
Broadway York and at ticket Offices foot Of COursnds
and Uesbrosscss and depot Jersey City. -
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, NEBRASKA AND
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CENTRAL and HUDSON

Nv l UNN NTIN NAL anu III DNUN
~ RIVER KAILROAD-C commencing December so
through trains III leave (itan Central
500 a. Western and Northern Express, with drawing
Albany and Rochester ami Albany Mon
trcal Sai ai"rI.
1880 A.. H. Special Chicago and Western Express, with
drawing ranandagua. Rochester and Buffalo,
II 90 Eek TO Albany and Troy with connections
Uti"a and Rutland.
90 p. Montreal Express with through sleeping
600 n Louis EXPRESS, daily, with sleeping, cars for
Iou running through every day in the week also sleep
ngCars buffalo Niagara Falls Toeio aud Detroit aud Tor
Montreal. excepting sunday Dgh, via Saratoga.
M Express foi Rochester anu Corning via Ge
neva = ecpin ears q Geneva and Rochester
\ 20 D. IN Pacific Express, daily with sleeping for
Niagara FAILS Bufa o. Cleveland, 10 edo Detroit
and Chicago aud excepting SATURDAY night 10 LowVueand
Watert a..
tickets for NOS 252 26 ana 4l3 Broadway and at
aud a42 Broadway. New.YorE. and 5%3 ngtonst.
Brooklyn. caoa,..;; d. VI I'm "a.
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Bankrupt Notices.

INSTRUCT COURT Of the UNITED STATES
i } for thcSOUTHEEN DISTRICT ot NEWYORk-In the
matter Of FRANKLIN N. KETCHUM and THOMAS
BILKNAP, IT, Dankrupts.-lS BANKRtrTcY-A Warrant IN
bankruptcy ISSUED by said Court against the estate
of FRANKLIN VI. KEICHUM and THOMAS BELkN NJ,
IT, the C 0f lOlk o the County Of New York o the
hhtc o York SAID District. adudged bank upon
The petition Of FRANKLIN Il. KETCHCM. and The pfy-
ot debt. and the delivery OF property belonging
said bankps 10 them 10 their and the transfer ~
any property them forbidden by law meeting Of the
creditors OF said bankrups prove Their de II and choose
one as,gnces hcr estate viii he held at Court
of BaukmpiCy be holden No. 1879 FultGnSt the
CITY OF New York, III said District ON the 18th day OF sn
nary A.. D. 1879 II O'Clock the Office OF Edgar
Kechunl esquire. OF Registers III Bankruptcy Of
said Court. ~ - - --
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc
- ugatuck Railroads Fare. 81 steamer Brngepott
leaves GATHERINGS daily Sundays excepted at l3O n
and Bridgeport ut III .. m.
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WHITE STAR LINE.
SITED STATES AND II

"HITE STNK LINE,
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE The steamers OF this Line take the Lane ROns
recommended by Lieut. Maury T. g. NJ ON both tho outward
aud honey ard VOYAGES.
GLKMANIC, cant Kennedy. SATURDAY Jan: H. a. M
ABKIA1IC Thursday. Jan 10 li:ou u III
CELTIC cant Gcadell. THURSDAY an - am
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, flEk o. NoRlh
RIVER.
These sieanes uniform in size and unsurpassed in ap
pnirtments saloon. StatcTOm smoking. and BATH
I3cci amishpJ where the noise and motion are
least felt afUfdng degree comfort hitherto unattanaDe
al ~, -,
KATES-Saloon. 500 go and 800 gold. Steeage SIS Re
turn tickets favorable terms.
Sc steamers neither cattle sheep. nor pigs
For iu4pcciOn lans and other information apply at tho
Company No. 81 Broadway. NewYork or 40 Wal
nut Va. Philadelphia TX. J. CORIlS Agent.
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IL INDERG ARTEN v..,.
IN ELEMENTARY CLASSES OF Proiesso, =; M
and Mrs kraus Boelte West 2stls1 reopens De-
SFNINAVY Kindergarten teachers November 4; "
fessor OF the first pLopsgaors Oh .ne
g.Ten In AmeTc. Mrs Boete pupil ana coworsI
ri Froeleis ldOw Is assisted by experience oi twenty
wears IN q germany England and America.
MISS COMSTOCK, "a WEST 4OI HIS - =.
wi collegiate Department; Glasses in Greek, laun ana
Mathematics from 10 daily MISS Coustork
applications from date for admission "fees Anu s
eral supervision, Nj. 7. T. TlMAfENlS.
MISS BALLOW'S English and French School
WI Young Ladies and Children No "a East EZds' VIII
REOPEN on TnuIsday. heptember 20
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LINE.
United STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL

TINTED STAIES, - md Nd, BKALIL MAIL
FOR ST THOMAS, PARA. PERNAMBUCO. BAHIA;
AND RIO DE JANEIRo; Connecting at 81 IiioHAS
with German steamers for PORTO RICO and SPANlS H
MAIN Inc GTstGlass steamship CITY OF PARA.
DNE-DAi Feb. g. at D. m Freight at low rates taken
Positively ei"hts received after 70
Freight must paid 10 advance Freight received At all
iNS1- IA NJ Ion En- THAN BY ANY OTHER LINE.
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EFFECT
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY.
For freight Engagements passase having elegant 40
ONCE, Pier 20 East River.
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Art Schools-New-York City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER

win receive pupils painting Landscape howers s me-
china and decoraon studio 1.-THE Bella NO 40 East
2Gth.st, corner 4th ave-
References: Mr.. H. Huntington, Mt VIM HART MI 's"e'
n. Hart, MT. A. I. Bellows.
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JnsirneIlon.
For Both Sexes-City.

DR. HUSEN'S COLLEGE of LANGUAGES,
az Fast 2Ot.st near Broadway all languages prac
cay taught by native teachers in classes for ladies' ana gen
tlenleu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-07

RED STAR LINE-TU AN 1 WEKP.
Carrying the Belgian ana United states Mails Sailing
every IL from Philadelplia and New YORK
ZEAIAND sails TUESDAY,. Jan. Is. 10 O m.
For rate, Of>assagr other Information apply 10
PETER WRIGHT * SONS, General A "ents
301 Walnut ST. Philadelphia. % broadway. New Iork
JOHN MCDONALD Agent, S Battery place Newly ork.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
~ BETWEEN NEW.YORK AND HANRE.
Tier Of Company new No ~ North River loot Of Morfonst
IABRA DOR Sangner "Wednesday, Jan SbSu m.
AMERIQCE. DeloTd ednesay. Jan. ~ $50 a. m
Fra NJ I. u!elle -... Wednesday Feb = $3.50 ~.
Steamers thus Storage passengers
Checks drawn Credit LyOnna Paris In amounts 10 suit
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, no. 81 Broadway.
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RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

4 VEN Kali hAlIIhOAl Of NJ w -JEhDE1
~ Ferry station in New York, foot OF Iibeityst.
Ferry station In Brookly foot of FultOn-st.
Commencing NOV 20 iS7STraDs leave NevIOrk FOOT OF
en- . Liberty St, follows;
900 a. m-FOr Pennington. Ea.tOn, Belvdere. Mauch
Inunk iama9na; Wkesbarre, ElmirL &c Connects at
Junction with ID. i. and W. X. r.
pda m.For High Bridge Branch schooeys norman
Edus LAKE and Lake HOpaicong. Easton. Hafrl-OnIgl
Manc Shnns Iamaqua Hszeton, WkesbATe, SCRANTON
1899 a aud 80 m-For somerville and Pennington.
81 N For FlemngOn EastOn. Mauch chunk. Iamaqua
Wilkesbarre Scranton Tunkhann0ck Tamaqua Hazeton.
Reading, Pottsvlle IIarr1sburgh, &c.
= m.-FOr High Bridge Branch, Schooleys Mountain.
Budds Lake and Like HOpatcong EastOn, Bevifere AMI
Man,h Chunk connects al Junction WIN D. L. and w n X
9:0 p NJ daily or EastOn. Allentown ana Harrisburgh
7iJ p. m.-FOT EastOn.
For trains TO loca points see time tables at stations
sC NDAY rRAINS-Leave at ga. IN. ~ m. Tor Bonnd
Reading and Harrisburg. .,
Boats brooklyn and Erie Annex" make connection
atJesey CITY station aud from Brooklyn ana re Depot
Jersey City.
NETWORK and LONG BRANCT DIVISION.
Trains leave for Red BANK Long BraL,h Ocean Grove
&C. AZ SIS Has a. IN. 4, 5:l6 III. ...,,,,,,,
Stages at Matawan station and from KEYPORE
FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot OF Libertyst, for Freehold az
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Orfan 5Ieamfrs

4 MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL:
~ The only TTansaanC Line sailing under The ANEHl
CAN Flag SAILING every Thursday from PHILADELPHIA.
BRITISH EMPIRE sans I'll L RSDAY. Jan. 9, a. M
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faw Schools.

VALE Law School. Regular course, years ;
Graduate for degree Of DC L. all term
opens Sept. g. Address Prot WAYLAND NewHayen, Ct
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| EHiGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

~ ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. Jan. I.
1877 depos foot OF Courandt and Desbo.Ses sts
at GD Night Express daily for Ea-ton. Bethlehem
Allen town Mauch Chunk WiAesbaTre Piti,On SayTe FL
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
the West. pullman sleeping coaches attached -
RORr II. SANRE. sup and Fngr.
General Eastern Office Church and Court and ~ =
Afrput
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THE MONEY MARKET.
OFFICIAL REPORT " Y. STOCK EYCHdYGR SIrr.
Asr,pored oy ne Gotd and Stock telegraph Co. ""'
MONDAY. JAN. 6. 1879
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPART4EyI
10 A. M.-sALgs nxVoRS rHs CALL

Sales Of STATE ane RdifiodV Bonds-Rdtroaf Bank and
frlrsss StOcks.
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and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
DR TRENTON AND pIIII.A DEL = n

IOK TkLNTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
EXPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS. 80,
IfFc New l0k foot OF Liberty for Trenton and Piila
delphla 't $50 < Q, ll'U a. 1880. 4, $50 ~ p M
Leave Phadcpha from Norm Pennsylvania RalL
las. 800 $50. ~ p.
s13 1920 a. M, i21j -, Az G:Ij p. H.
pullman Drawing attached 70 the 300 H
p trtn iIom New York. 10 the 745 a. l;i5 p 10,
trains from Philadelphia.
ga $50 II D. m Leave Newlors for Trenton az H..
b;3Op m Leave trenton at 100 $50 a N, $40 p. m.
Connection made Jersey city station by ferry to and
from BROOKLYN and Erie Depot Jersey CITY,
Tickets sale at foot OF Iibertys, Nos 52J and S+i
Broadway prncpa. hotels. all Offices OF The Enc Rail
in BrOO. and Al No court st., Brook
Ign. Baggage checked rom residence 10 destination $500.
H. r. BALDWIN. Gen Pass. Agent
DOR NEW-IIAVEN. its surroundings and
4 all stauons on the New'fork boston and AR Line
JOHN II. STARIN and ERASTUS CORN NC leave Pier H.
n r.. foot Of COurtandst at D. every night IN the
week except uay arrive in New Haven time for all
morning trains all railroads. best facilities for passengers
and freight fare 81 excursion ii 90 Sarins HewHaVen
Transportation Line $50. =, IN, ...,,. >,
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For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.
BOARDING and Day School for Girls nndci
- fourteen: pleasant home. constant care am M ~
unusual opportunity for heahiul out door exercise
address Miss g. ELRINs station b. BROOKLYN Post Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-07

Morris & Essex
800 be. 10
StL | N & 30 49,,
800 he. 1915
No Kan & Tex
100 DC. ~
& { 4 &c a..
81. be. ~
1908. oS
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WANTED-For young lady, home in n
w boardngs school where she vii BE at liberty to spend
Of her time I'm musical studies New York Brook lyI
preferred. Address stating tens for full board WASN'T
&C. separately from tuition j. W, Box 30 Tribune Oftce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-07

I University Grammar School, No. ], 4S1 Broad
vav near ldsL Primary Commercial and Classical do
paItments. NJ N. HOBBY. W. l. AKIN Principals
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-09
1.nnrnnd short slsenar..

Seamen and soldiers from habit sleep
when they will and wake up at will.
Captain Barley, when performing his
wonderful feat OF walking 1000 miles in
as many consecutive hours, obtained
such mastery over himself that he fell
asleep the minute he lay down. The
faculty OF remaining asleep for a length
OF time is possessed by some individuals.
Such was the case with Quinn, the Gel
ebrated PLAYER, who would slumber Tor
twenty-four hours suCcssively; with
Elizabeth Orvin, who slept three fourths
OF her life; with Elizabeth Perkins, who
slept for a week or fortnight at time
with Mary Lydell, who did the same Tor
successive weeks, and with many Others
more or less remarkable.
4 phenomenon OF an opposite charac-
ter is sometimes observed, for there are
other individuals who can subsist on a
surprisingly small portion OF sleep. The
celebrated General Elliot was an in
stance OF this kind; he never slept more
than four hours OF the twenty-four. In
all other respects he was strikingly alb
stinent, his food consisting wholly OF
bread, water and vegetables. In q let
ter communicated to Sir John Sinclair
by John Gordon, OF Swine, mention is
made of person named John Mackey,
OF Sherry, who died in Strahnave, in
the year 1897, aged ninety-one; he only
slept on an average four hours in the
twenty-four and was a remarkable ro-
bust and healthy man. Frederick the
Great Of Prussia. and the illustriOus sur
geon John Hunter only slept five hours
during the same period. The celebra.
ted French General Pichegro informed
Sir Gilbert Blaine that during whole
years campaign he had not allowed
himself above one hours sleep in TWEEN
ty-iOur.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-09
Singular Instincts of Scorpions.

There is a species OF singing scorpion
found in the river bottoms of Western
Texas.
Immediately after the birth OF her
young the female places them in a bas-
ket-shaped receptacle on her back,
where they at once attach themselves
and begin sucking her blood.
OF course, the mother soon succumbs
to this unflial treatment, and begins to
droOp.
The young ones are by this time sui
ficientlv nourished to demand more sub
stantiai food, and they kill their mother
and devour her. Should one of the
young ones become detached from the
living nest, it is at once killed and feast
upon by It's mother. Thus it seems
that while the female willingly sacrifices
her life for her offspring, yet she does
not hesitate to kill them should they be
SO devoid of instinct as TO refuse to re-
main where she places them after birth.
While this is going on the male parent
stands around.-H1pnibdi MO.) Courier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-09
A n ew Remedy.

For dyspepsia, lemon Juice is excel
lent ii taken with every meal. When
using the lemons, skin them before they
are squeezed.
Avoid diluting with water or eating
sugar with the lemon juice, for the sac
charine matter exhausts the strength Of
the digestive organs of the stomach.
The introduction of citric acid into the
body probably favors the development
of the gastric juice. Citric acid and
pepsin are ierments not OF the hurttul
nature of Yeast, but such as the body re-
Quires. Hence the folly of neutralizing
the acids of the body with alkali for the
body requires free acids for the proper
digestion of the food. In the case given
the sufferers generally adopted farina-
ceaus, frugiverous and Vegetable diet, as
twice the quantity of lemon was re-
quired on the flesh diet they were &C
customed TO. The essential oil of lem
ons contained in the skins is injurious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-09
1.-THE FURRY in Stocks"

Always means an opportunity for some
shrewd and lively operator to make a
handsome profit. Messrs. Lawrence &
Co., Bankers, y. Y, have established
the new combination system for operat-
ing in stocks, SO that capital in any
amount from s. to $4,000 can be used
proftably at any time that may SUIT the
customer. BY pooling the orders OF
thousands OF patrons into one immense
sum, and operating them as a mighty
whole, under the most experienced
skill, vast profits are made, which could
be gained in no other way. These are
divided pro rata among shareholders
monthly. An investment OF so returns
$50, or per cent. on the stock, 500
pays $3.50, and so on, according to the
market. \ st. Louis patron made over
three hundred per cent. on an invest
ment in October by the combination
method. Messrs Lawrence d Cos new
circular (mailed iree) has 1.-TWO unerring
rules for success" and full information
so that any one can operate with profit.
Stocks and bonds wanted. Government
bonds supplied Apply to Lawrence x
Co., Bankers, Exchange Place, \. y.
(itV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-09
LEGAL NOTICES.

S,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF
= Ohio, City Of Wheeling, In the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling.
Robert COuwCll and Annie Conwcll his wife,
John ConwCIl, George Hill and Amanda Hill
his wife, William II. Wight and Elizabeth
Wright, his wife, John :. Hamilton, william
Stipcs, Money Stalcy, John Saley, George
Suinks and Annie V. Spinks, his wife, and
Elijah Day, trustee.
II CiIArCEEY.
Take notice that the depOsitions OF Elijah Day,
John :. Hamilton, Robert COnwell, samuel b..
McCollech, George Hook, Ralph Arkle William
Phillips John r. McKcnnan and other, viii be
taken at the Office ~ Caldwell & Caldwell at
torneys at-law, no 1912 Chapline street, In the
City Of Wheeling, In the State Of West Virginia,
on the 10th day Oi August, A. d. 1872, between
the huurs of . - cloJk 4. n. and o'clock ?. n,
10 be read I'm evidence In the above named cause
on behalf Of said complainants. And II, from
any cause the taking NJ said dispositions shall
not be commenced, ar being commenced, shall
not be completed on that day, the taking of the
same will be adjourned from time Ia time unul
the same shall be- completed.
ROBERT CONWELL and
ANNIE CONWELl his vile,
BY Caldwell 4 Caldwell, their solicitors.
To said defendants, George Hill and Amanda
hin, his wife william II. Wright and Elizabeth
Wright. his wife, william Stipes, Money staley.
John Stalcy, George spinks and Anna V. spinks,
his wife. jylS2jaugl-s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-08-09
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

THE wheat crop OF Minnesota this
year is put down at 100000 bushels.
THE Youngstown papers announce q
strike in the Church Hill, Ohio, mines,
for an advance OF ten cents per ton.
The Goblet Works Co., at Bellaire
have commenced the erection OF Il brick
warehouse, two stories high, and 40 by
100 feet in size.
1T is reported from Marietta that the
prospects for the early completion OF the
VI. p. d G.. Railway to Cleveland are bet
ter than ever befora.
THE Marietta Chair Company has
made IS, lis chairs in the last six months,
more than during any former six
months of its history.
THE Leaf Tobacco Association OF Ohio
and West Va, will hold their next meet
ing i'm the State Tobacco House in Bel
laire on Tuesday, August 18th.
During the last raise in the river over
100000 bushels of coal passed here,
taken by iifty-hve tow boats 10 Cincin-
natl, Louisville and other points.
OVER 800 car loads of freight pass over
the Panhandle road daily; the COM
pany are unable to obtain cars sufficient
to move the wheat awaiting shipment.
MESSRs. WoODCoCK d Bro. of Bridg-
port, after a stop of a month have re-
sumed operations and report order, for
their stoves coming in very satisfactory.
THE Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Rail.
road is doing brisk business, il one
may Judge by the number OF freight
trains continually sailing along. The
passenger business is also looming up.
THE coke works at Cokeville, near
Blairsville, continue in full blast, ship
ping from twelve TO fifteen cars oil coke
daily. From $50 To 200 men get steady
employment here the year round. All
the coal taken out is manufactured into
coke