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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-24
IGoAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICE.

In Ne G.ssui, oesr,. Of Ohio county ~
.'s' es.''''.a Matthias Dl,srs.
he object Of this suit Is to obtain divorce
between the complainant aud defendent, and
process In the suit having been pturned. not
lound, and u Appearing In an sndsvit eled
among The psPsnh 10 nj. sagss That .ns a;'S q.
state Of West Virginia, Il Is ordered that The aid
Anna Matthias do APPEAR at Rules 70 be bsld fof
this court on the fnt Monday Of February, A.
D. is7s. and do whA, may be necessary 70 pro-
ic, her Interests herein. Tests:
SAMUEL B. AccoLLocH, CLERK.
[summons
THE sTATk or VET VIRGINIA..
To the sheriff Of Ohio county, grseuns:
We command you that you summon Anna
Matthias, II she be found In yyur ssilinisk: W
oil 0hlo county, st Rules 10 be held al ths ssid
Court, GU the hrst Monday In Janpary, lsn W
answer . bill in chanccry exhibiteu against hsf
In The aid court by Peter Shnsnsn AA''h'As'
Witness, samuel b. McColloch. Clerk oi our
said court, at theIour House OF aid county, Ia
The city Of wheeling, the ith day OF January,
1872 aud the sixteenth year of The state OF Ncs'
Ieopy. rcs,c: samuel \ Mccolloch, CLERK.
sAMUkl r. MUClIoSH. tlefk.
sheria's Rciun-Anna Matthias Is no inhabi'
tant ot my bailiwiCk, nor iouhd hci,ih Mh ON
day OF January, ls7a JOAN W. hlrNhklI-
D. s for Geo. X nngle. =. q 4.
RusREL a surEI, soliciton ior complainant
The defendant In the above entitled csusc will
tax notice that the dcpnstlOns 10 Peter Christian
Matthias. II. D. Bebpns. Mn. u. D. behrns
and others will be taken al the oiflcc NJ Russsll
& Slifri, No i2lG Chaplinc stncoi, in the city of
Wheeling, State oi West Virginia, On the 10Th
DAY oi February, 4. u. ls7s. between the hour
OF } A. N aud =. n, to bc used ~ evidence on
the part ~ the complainant Ia sAid Gauss, aud
The taking OF the asii dispositions will bc cOu.
tnuc,l lrom tune Ia time until onmplcled
PETER CHRISTIAN MATTHIAS.
By Russell & Stlicl, his SOLICITORS.
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Trustees Sale oil South Wheel
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DY VIRTUE OF A DEED or TRUST
ID made 10y John Jacob aud wife % me, dated
the 22nd day Of October, \. u. lSI2, aud UtuUl
ell Ia the office ui the clerk nf the County Court
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, la deed book
No ;, pages lU3 aud lOi, will sell at public
auction % the highest bidder ~ the iruut door
oi the Court House Of said county, IN the city oi
Wheeling, CA
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HARpER'S PERIODICALS.

Terms lur lapg riubz furnished a. application
Postage Furr to all subscribers In the lult'l
STATE, uI tauull
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TRAYELERS GUIDE.

The following guide /. made up on Wheeling
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BANKS.
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New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
SNIP NEVS.

ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW YORK Mir y
str scraps lBr North Liverpool days, toJ Scagor
-tr Morgan city, H. adj New Orleans days 10 Boscrt e
-t Cy Of Columbus NicEerson savannah days. to Geo
STR Alhambra CBr. McEheny. Hanl1 days to CLARK &
STR Francona Bragg Portland. Me- to + Ames.
plymouth Rock iimlu. ham. London 90 days, with
rnd.o ~ GIinncl. Milturu 4 Co.
ship Hanna tNol Lutkcn, London Jan II, III ballast to
BrnLam * BOycscn.
IisiK Prf simon Thomas (DntclD Prouk. radnug lOG
davs coffee to Vernon II Brown Co vessel to Tobias
t,fA Modesto Bri Clucas. days in ballast to
& W litrtauN.
IarE Kanlda SOP Bristol H. ballast to
san Ausgar ,e,I Gundcrsen Hun ~ days, ballast
Eunrh. & co.
Ears TauO son. olsen Ispwich 60 days, ballast to
grnudIu ,pNrsau-
Bark Am drr, Giomsch. Limerick 81 days in ballast to
HArE SlIan sar tBn. Goudrv. Londonderry Dec H.
in ballast BoJd nucken; anchored IN Grives-ud Bay
nafE iria tof Granville -, Hooper Newry 60 days
in ballast toJ " Parker & 90.
Hn& Mare tNor, Olsen Hamburg 80 days. II ballast to
Batk Lew il smith .of Dorche-er. - Wright Antwerp
AZ days ~ ballast toJ " iufAcr Il co.
Iornn-a of than, y 49,, Qlscy, Amsterdam 80
iu ballast TO tmurl BIOS.
Barn tNoi. AbaaI-On Rotterdam 5S day Ia bal
last e. Fu.rl n'iNr & Cd.
u,rs Reno Aust >cpanoytcn. Hayre 10 days ballast
f,rG Nada Aust. =odieh 40 day. ballast to
larG Hiar lAust naudich ~ Nazre II days In ballast
Lara Brolrcnc tNor Evcnsen. Nazalre ~ days bal
ast 90 Iuutu. fIyeS co.
Iark ,Aust. Moucich. Cce 20 days. in ballast
Bark II Knight uf Camden Mc) Pcudleon ldiz 81 days
with salt and wine 10 Uruer, weasel ~ II Loud x co.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
AN ELopEMENr FROM vAssAR.

NasSar College is excited over the elopcment
of one OF the pupIs Miss Mcdonald. age seventeen,
who was privately married IN POughkccpsc February
81. Miss Mcdonald is the daughter Of Il. II. Mcdonald
who is wealthy manufacturer Of vinegar bitters" in
this city He endowed scholarship at Nassar College,
a the cost of OO0 and the daughter was the ntst to
share its benefits when she entered the college little
over year ago j. c. Spencer, ir, who IS the son Of
her fathers partner, had formed attachment for Miss
McDanald and though only eighteen years Of age was In
the hahIt of meeting her IN POuglkecpse Saturdays.
on February % Miss Mcdonald was MISSING from the
college, when dscertaiucd that with the assist
ance of two companions she had removed her wardrobe
and gone to Poughaecpsie in carriage with Young
SuenCcr They went directly To the residence Of the
Rev DE- EImtnd0rf Of the Second Reformed Church Of
PuuEhktcpsie, and were married. The Young couple
remained in Poughkcep~ic until the next day when
they came to city. where they now residing,
lLar nalents having Dec0mc rtcOnccd " tlc Inatch
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
TuE EAST RIYER BRIDGE.

The Assembly Committee on the Last RlVer
Bridge continued its at the Metropolitan Hotel
on SATURDAY morning when the witnesses had been
examined the committee adjourned until March 90
at 10 a. H. After the testimony that is then ready mas
been taken the committee viii come TO final adjourn
ment. william II. Macy, president OF the se"mena
Savings Bank testified at the Saturdays session that
warehouse property which he interested above the
bridge had deprecated in consequence he thought OF
building of the bridge His brother mad been forced to
give p his warehouse Vessels. he said, were leaving
East Tor North River Bernard H. Brown ship-brOker
said that ne had given Instructions TO captains not to
make contract unless il stipulated that the meI-
cnandise should not Dee landed above the bridge. lie
thought the bridge would drive California and Calcutta
trade to other ports, and TO the Brooklyn SIDE of the
New urk port
Captlu WI am J.. OStrom. loader and uuloadcr of
vessels particuarY Of those In the California trade,
thought that the vessels U This trade, which had been
accustomed 10 unload above the bridge, would be driven
10 other ports William De Grew said that the rents o
his warehouses above the bridge had decreased
fmonson a shlpmng merchant, thought That the rall-
rolds were getting California trade away from TIE S
pers CAPTAIN John MOTtime", smp-master,
thought tie bridge would drive away commerce.
Henry T. NcsmIth, owner of warehouse property IN
Trookvn above the bridge, testified 10 the decline IN
the East Indian trade from that point since the bridge
was begun. William J.. Tinker, Captain OF the I"rt:
thoushf Inc Jridce an obstacle to the development OF
wharf property above lie bridge. George w DOW les
fifed 10 the manner In when The Chamber "I Com
ncrcc i'm 500 refused TO iuterpOse an objection 10 the
building OF the bridge.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
BAYARD TAYLOR'S FUNERAL.

vuy ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS EXPECTED ON
wrDNEsDAY-THE FUNERAL APPOINTED FOR
THURSDAY.
The German singing societies OF tins CITY,
which have the general charge Of the arrangements for
the funeral OF Bsyard Taylor, held meeting IN the
Germania Assembly Rooms in the Bowery yesterday
afternoon 10 make the final arrangements seVcfa'
Thousand Germans were present TO hear the last re-
hearsa OF the dirge that is to hc sung at the fnuea
The represeutatves of the societies, who held meeunS
eftcrward determined upon Thursday next as the day
for the ceremonies in this citythe committee which con
ferred with Mrs Taylor this subject having reported
that she preferred that day The societies VIII meet at
the Assembly Rooms at l O'Clock. Preceded by the
Kotes Post No 3D. which will act as special escort
for the remains they will then march to broadway
thence TO the City Hall There the dirGe VIII be sung
md the commemorative address be delivered Dy the
Hon Algernon = sullivan. On Friday morning the re-
mains will he carried TO Jersey City.
Kunhardt, Meyer & Co.. agents OF the Hauburg-Amer-
tcan Packet Company. on SATURDAY. received letter
from the agents Hamburg, saying that the bodF OF
Mr. TAYLOR had been placed III an appropriate apart
ment on board the compauys steamship IeelI' WIN %
sailed from Hamburg February 20 ana Is due at lls
port on Wednesday morning. Upon entering, 'he
iarbor the tielerts COlOrs Will he Olspid!eu ~
balf-mast and after the landing Of the passengers tne
nfcers Of the vessel viii assemble on dech h
full uniform when the body VIII be taken ashore Inc
lItb Regiment under Colonel Unbekant, WIN many OF
thc German sodicrs OF this city, VIII escort the remains
10 the CITY Hail. detail OF nOn-commlssioned Ohccrs
will be made by Adiutaut otto HelLZIuaun as BuHu
of honor while the body lies IN state.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
IN AID OF ARCHBISHOP PURCELL.

A consultation, concerning which much
secrecy has been observed was held iu This city late
last week between the highest dguitarcs OF the Roman
Catholic church in this part of the United States. Arch
bishop Wool, Of Philadelphia, Archbishop Williams, OF
Boston and Archbishop Gibbons OF Baltimore. came 10
This city on Fiay and went to the residence of Card
nal McCoskey, IN Mddisonave. 1t - understood thai
they had met 10 consult relation 10 the financial en-
b,rr,s.meuts OF Archbishop Purcell Of Cincinnati, IN
the nope Of dcVisiug means TO ad him. Ih' CON
ference il ia said long one aud each OF the pre-
lstes expressed a desire TO aid Archbishop Purcell 1t
could not be learned Saturday what result had
been reached. Nlcar-GcuerM Quinn sald lie had not
beeu informed what action The drchD-hops htd taken
aud le doubted if any facts wOud he gwen To the pub
lie until the ChUrCh had been informed "i tc wishes
rs rurrs Father Farley the Cardinals secretary, said
n, WAS ignorant of what had been decided On by the
Cardinal Archbishop and his associates II l. hcncFcG
that fhc bishops in the Older ud Wra!thlcr dOccscs VIII
be led 10 devise some means OF raising money To
assist the embarrassed archbishop.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
THE AoUARU-WS AFRICAN GUEST.

Another young chimpanzcc arrived at the
Aquarium on Saturday. The newcomer, IS hue young
fellow who has Just finished long journey from Central
Africa. The trial OF a voyage IN mld-Winer las
worn him down somewhat, and he presents great con-
trast to "IOmmy,' who Is lat and Lively, aud
shows the good care and treatment lie receives
Tommy" is the last of a hltle family who were
brought about year He was greatly excited
when stranger put III his cage aud surveyed him
from distance. II II little doubtful &oout forming
any new acqualntancce; then he came nearer, and
placed arm around his neck. Then these two am
inals ca,ped their arms around each other in Que
long embrace. Then they shook hands a. warmly as
two Old friends might 90 who had Just met after
a long separation. They played together until a
little after O'Clock IN the evening, when Patsey The
last ARRIVAL, VINO was pretty well tlfed out wrapped
himself NJ iu his blanket and went To sleep. Hail
hour later" Tommy with ms blanket wrapped around
his shoulders, few feet away, watching him with
all a fathers anxiety.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
rWo RRooKLYN PASTORS RESIGN.

The Rev. DR.. John W. Searlcs has rendered
his resignation as pastor Of the Central Baptist Church.
in Bridgc-sL, between Myrtle and Wll.Ou6hby-aYes.,
Brooklyn, and IL VIII take eject on April l. He has
been connected with the church since its organization,
about thirty years ago His resignation is understood
10 have been brought about by lOngsandug differences
~ opi1ou between himself and the board Of trustees IN
regard 10 The management Of the church finances. Dr.
,r,s will remove 20 Stctou y. j. 10 become the pas
Tor of the BAPTIST church AT that place
Tie CuulcA Of the Covenant iCoHgIeGduIl"il' IN
la- accepted the resignation Of the Rev I'd
ward T. Ihwiug, who has been It's pastor Tor the past
tlrec wears and measures being takent hug about
uBon o. tnls church with the Bedford CougrcgatlohM
Church Of which the Rev. Dr. Hugh smith carpenter
h The pastor The bui ding OF he latter church was 10
have been sold saturday under The foreclosure C AN
s. 900 mortgage but arrangements have been made 10
se, ne delt and save ,hc church cditCc. MrIhWlug
vii 20 abroad delegate T. the coming Evangelical
Alliance at BaSle, switzerland.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
LESTER wALLACK's WESTERN TOUR.

ne ENGAGES TO PLAY IN SAN FRANCISCO FOR
THREE WEEKS IL JUNE, FOR $4,000
Lester Wallack signed contract, on Satur-
day 10 play an engagement OF three weeks in the Call
forua Theatre san Francisco, beginning on June 10
He will probably leave this city about June
. although it is possible that he may start
West the middle Of May and play snort
engagement ia Chicago some other western
CITY, The contract stipuates that Mr. Walack shan re-
ceive $4,000 for the three weeks engagement Inc
plsys in winch he Will appear have Dot yet been de-
cidcd upon. Barton Hi, who has been i'll NeW-fork
for some time trying to bring the contract 10 closc
has had no little difficulty in arranging about the Time
Mr. Hill wished the engagement to come either before
or after the time for which it is set down But MI
Wanack could leave his own theatre before the ast
of May and he was obliged 10 be In New-fork IN the
Fail. SO Mr.. Hill was obliged TO make numerous
changes IN the engagements OF Lawrence Barfcti ana
Others in order to accommodate Mr.. Wallack. -
This Is the frst time Mr Naack has ever been WeFt
70 fuln theatrical contract. Strenuous efforts nave
been made for years persuade him 10 play III Chcgo
Cincinnati and the other Western cities hut 10 no eec
The Extraordinary offer made to him by Mr. HiiI, nov"
ever was tempting, aud hc consented 10 60 ROT
NOR than twenty years Mr. Waack never ielt New lOk
for a starring tour. His first engagement OUTSIDE OF
This city was i'm Boston where he has appeared once or
twice since. lie has PLAYED In Baltimore IhlaueIpnld
mud XaShinctOn-One week in each city.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
AN INNOCENT MAN SET FREE.

Michael Brady age twenty, a driver on the
Battery state and CIuchs-. line of ears, arrested
ON the morning OF Frbrusry -, ana taken by officer
Mulvcy to the Tombs Police Court The officer testified
that No us Waters had been broken into by BURGLARS
and he arrested Brady while he WAS running away from
the place Brady lodged III the Tombs in default
900 ban. stephen Cutler, general agent for the
Prison Association Of New-York. became interested IN
the case and gan to look mp the facts He found that
by al his previous employers Brady had been held IN
high regard that he cf the railroad depot on the night
Of the burglary at 1910 o'clock, ana Of the watch
Meu told him TO run 10 eaten the boat. He At
res led twenty minutes aftorwaId. These facts were
laid before the DisncAttoucy on saturday. the Grand
Jury refused To Gud Indictment, ana Brady was
discharged lie resumed work AT once the railroad.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
AHUSBAND'S BRUTALITY.

The contest of the will of Mrs. Mary &. Baker
Hall was begun several months ago. and some OF the
revolving features OF the outlined al the ne
in THE TRIBUNE. The came up before surrogate
Calvin again on Saturday. Mrs. Hall was the seeoh"
wife OF DR.. Frederick Hall, OF Strauord, 'oni'' "o
having obtained divorce from his first wife after 'hg
with her four years. She died January II, 1875 Iea
ing an estate OF nearly 100000 by will to her husband
on April 90 1873, Dr. Hall remarked the wife from
whom he had been divorced. but 1t is ayerrcd that
another divorce has again separated them.
The brothers and sisters Of Mrs. Hall, VINO are INC
contestants aege that Dr Hall malteated his second
wife and compelled her 10 make the will In MS iaNor
While she was insane, at least OF unsouhd hihu'
Sarah Conolly servant the doctors family whe he
was living in Fourteenthst., testified TO the crcum-
stances OF q disgusting scene. in which the doctor
treated his wife with shocking indeceney III 1hc pres
encc Of friends; that he frightened her by telng her
that he mad killed her brotherin-law, Mr. Gilbert; ta'
he dragged her down stairs by her feet while MIS-
Nichols, the doctors mother, stood hy ana IduEhcu'
Ellen C0pollv sister Of last witness, also servant
said she had seen take very hot griddeakt
and crowd them into his wifcs month Inc VIII OF 'Ie
testatrix was made July "a, 1877. Dr. EdWhru u
Mooney StratfOrd Conn. testified that ne saw MT
Hall on August - 1877, and she was then IN ddze,i'
half-uncOnscous condition, incapable or making VIII
Evalina B. Hall, who has been twice divorced from
DR. Uall. said that when she was married second um
to the doctor he told her that Mrs BakerHalS mind
was very weak, and that lie dictated most OF inc WILL
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
FIVE PERSONS BURNED TO DEATH

ST. Louis, March 9.-Between ! and 2
o'clock tins morning fire broke out IN the wagon shop
Mrs. Henrietta Bausch. Broadway East ST. Louis
There is no fire apparatus in East LOUIS, and call
being made the Fire Department OF this
city, one brick and five frame buildings were
destroyed, entailing loss Of about $4,000
In the story OF the wagon shop, which was occu
pied IA residence by Mrs Bausch, tIere sleeping
three children by former marriages, named Charles
GuchCnDach sixteen years old, aud John and lAuma
Iipp several years younger, together with Henry
-chOepperkaettcr, "a blacksmith and Mrs. Caiha-
Tiue B"T-t, who spending the nlght
with Mrs. Bausch These persons were
all burned IL DEATH being unable to escape reason OF
door leading to their apartments being fastened on
the outside. MS BausCh also asleep IN the same
house the time, but she jumped from the window and
severely Injured that she Will probably dle.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-10
NEW APNoRY OF TIE SEVENTH REGIMENT.

Inc WOTk on the new UIl KtYlntnt ATmOIY
has been suspended for lack Of funds and all
effort is being made by the general commit
tee, OF which Colonel Emmuns Clark is chair
man. to raise an amount sufficient to complete the
structure without delay About $4,000 was contrib
uted 10 the fund by the veteran and active members OF
the regiment. ami Sl2OOOO By residents Of this city.
This amount has been expended JudiciOusy, aud 1t Is
now thought tnat the building may be completed and
Furnished for Sl5O,O0O.
The pan fof raising this sum il for the regiment 10
issue bonds for $ljO,OOO, secured by assign
nent IN trust OF tie lease and of the build
ing; the regiment to pledge its surplus income
FOR payment Of principal and interest and the city
in hen Of the unpaid appropriation uf 1879 pay
nually the trustees Tor limited number OF years,
amount equal that paid FOR rent for armory any
other regiment 10 De used by the trustees in paying the
intrI ctt aLd nrihclpal " The bonds issuel.