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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-01
DISTINGUISHED Visitors.

Last evening, there arrived IN the
CITY the Committee on New Counties
and County Affairs OF the Ohio Leglsla..
ture. The committee is composed OF
Hons. Joseph G.. Sexto, Chairman, OF
Hamilton county; Henry Hardy, OF
Defiance county, David Boyce, OF
Columbiana county, f. r. Sage, OF
Wood county, Joseph Crosson, of Clair
mont county, 7. 4. Mccoy, OF Law,
renee county, and J. w. Quinby, OF
Clinton county, accompanied by Milo u.
Dodds, of Hamilton county, John
IIcaly, OF Harden county, and +. Blank
ner, for twenty-three years sergeant-at'
arms OF the Ohio Legislature.
The honorable gentlemen came 10 IN
ouire into the facilities OF Bellaire and
st. Clairsville, each OF which aspires to
the honor of the county seat OF Belmont
county, Ohio. The Legislature of Ohio
will act upon the report Of the commit
tee. and ii they, the committee, think
that Bellairc is the better place for the
county seat, the Legislature will order a
vote on the question. The gentlemen,
all of whom we met, are Il GENIAL set.
and will, no doubt, report as their con
victions direct on the question. The
committee were under the directions oi
Col. Orr. of the b. d o. railroad, and
Dr. Cook, of Bridgeport, who showed
them the sights last night. They
will visit Bcllaire this morning and III
the afternoon 90 to ST. Clarsville, thence
back to Columbus to make their report
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-01
Howard Malcolm, ID. ID,

In noticing the demise OF this emf
nent divine recently in Philadelphia,
the Mtolliy.pctr inadvertently makes
two mistakes: That he was once pas
tor Of the Baptist Church in this city,
whereas, that was his son, Rev. c. III.
Malcolm, who still lives and breaches
for another denomination. And that
he was removed by proslavcry elements
in the church for teaching colored peO-
pie. The facts are, ChaS. ii. Malcolm
was partly sustained by the Virginia
Missionary Board, which took umbrage
at anti. slavery uttcrances made at pub
lie meeting held elsewhere and with
drew its aid. The church afterwards
gave him unanimous call which he
declined.
DIR. II. Malcolm was an honorcd min
lister, foreign missionary, author and
college president. and died at a ripe age,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-01
nha PREACHER in Hook.

For some weeks the police have been
shadowing Edward ). Cary, the
Preacher" who was recently released
from Jail, where he was confined on the
charge of being an accomplicc in the Ro.-
GERS residence robbery one year ago this
month. His actions have not been such
as to inspire confidence among the oill-
cials. Yesterday lac stole tub from
John Welty, near Market Square,
but afterwards returned it. llav-
ing heard OF this act OF
Cary, officers jim st. Myers
and Rutherford, set out To arrest him.
After several hours, they discovered he
hal gone into the residence Of Lou
Gate on Alley G., above Alley :, but
upon visiting that place, he was nowhere
Ia be- found for some time until officer
II. Myers discovered u trap door in the
kitchen of Mrs. Gate. Upon raising
the door. it was discovered that Cary
had sought safety in the cellar OF the
residence i'm which he had hid himself,
with the hopes that he would escape de-
lection. Cary was taken from his place
oi concealment and locked up for a
hearing this morning at police court.
The house was then pulled and Mag
BarnpS locked up
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-01
Certificate Of Incorporation.

Yesterday, Secretary OF State Braly
issued a certificate ut incorporation 10
the Stewart Mining and Milling COmpa-
ny for the purpose Of mining Tor gold
AM other minerals; for holding, trading
and purchasing such real estate and per
Sonal property, and doing such o,her
acts rs NAV DC necessary IN Surh bGs,-
ness. The principal office Of the curpo-
ration Is Ia be kept at Washington, u.
c.. and is 10 expire March 3, 1922. And
for the purpose OF forming said corpora
ton the sum of 500 mas been subscribed
10 the capital stock thereof, and have
paid in 500 on said subscription. The
privilege Of increasing the capital stock
IL Il ,OD,OOO l. reserved. The capital
subscribed is divided into sharcs of so,
which are hell by foreigners, with the
exception oi Judge J. j. Jackson and Il.
V jackson, OF ParkerSburg. this State,
who hold two shares each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-01
Omc rs Elected.

The following officers were elected
last sunday by the Thompson VI. f..
Church sunday school; Superinten-
dent, c. II. Collier; Assistant Supcrin-
tcndcnt, +. J. Stone; Superintendent of
the Infant Department, Miss Lizzie
Jones; Secretary, j. T. Stone; Treasurer,
Miss Samantha Cloudy; Librarian, John
\. Jones; First Assistant, John Smith
Second Assistant, Fred. Smith; Lesson
Artist, John Cecil.
The following officers were elected by
Wheeling Temperance Union No. |, last
night, ior the ensuing term: President,
Hiram Young; First Vice President, G..
". BaggS; Second Vice President, \. J.
Adams; Secretary, W. 7. Sharp; Treas
urcr. i. II. Mcnch; Executive Commit
tee, John Norrington, b. Brady, Frank
Wizard, George Beam and W. ii. Hill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-01
THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the
Different Judiciary Bodies.
,,,STv CorrpT-JuDGE BOYD.

COUNTY CoURT-JUDGE BOYD.
This court met at 9 o'clock and after
signing the minutes OF Saturdays pro-
ceedings, adjourned over until O'Clock
Wednesday morning.
POLICE CoURT-JUDGE CRANMER.
Martin Friery, on two charges of dis
order, also for resisting an ofhcer, was
fined So and costs in the first case, ana
500 and costs in the second case, and ON
third, resisting an officer. was commit
ted for thirty days without bail.
Richard McCracken, for obstructing
An officer while making an arrest, was
fined $40 and costs and sent to jail foi
thirty days without bail.
John West, for refusing to assist an
officer while making an arrest, was hneu
s. and costs; paid. -,
Disorderly-Thos. Sweeney, fined .
and costs; paid. Rosie O'Brien, lined 81
and costs; committed. Nathan Kuhn
fined s. and costs; paid.
Drunk-Thos. Jones, Jacob Snyder
Mrs. Jacob Snyder, and Charles Snyder
were each fined 81 and costs, and al
committed, except Charles Snyder, VINO
paid his fine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-01

The marks at the wharf at Q o'clock
last night indicated 20 feet ) inches
and rising.
The Andes did not arrive until late
last evening. She will return To Cincin-
matt at O'Clock this afternoon.
BY Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, March 3l.-River II feet
Q inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CINCINNATI, March 3l.-River 81 feet
6 inches and rising. Weather cloudy
and cool. Arrived-SheIlock, New Or
leans; Sunbeam, Evansville. Departed
Buckeye state, Pittsburgh.
CAIRO, March 3l.-Arrivcd - Fu-
ture City, New Orleans Departed
Future City, st. Louis. River 81 feet
Weather cloudy. Thermometer 81.
New ORLEANS, March 3l.-Arrived-
Commonwealth, John Dippold and
barges, It. Louis. No departures
Weather clear; thermometer 80.
LOUISVILLE, March 3l-Wcathcr
fair and pleasant. Departed-Mary
Houston, New Orleans; Chas. Morgan,
Cincinnati. River falling with ID feet in
the canal.
NICKsBURG, March 3l.-Wcather
clear; thermometer -. River risen S
inches since Saturday. Up-City Of
Alton, City of Helena, Guiding star.
Down.. VI. White, Natchez.
LITTLE Rock, March 3l.-Thc Row
land has been raised and landed AT the
bank below the oil mill. She will 90 TO
Mound City, ILL.,, for repairs. River
falling, with four feet below.
NASHVILLE, March 3l.-Rivcr rising
with Is feet on the shoals. Arrived
Cooke, Evansville; Anderson, Cairo.
Departcd-CoOke, Evansville.
MEMPHIS, March 3l.-River rose
inch. Arrived. W. Gaf, Cincinnati
Dcparted-City OF Vicksburg and Belle
OF Shreveport, st. Louis. Weather part
ly cloudy.
st. LoUIs, March 3l.-Arriyed-
Chateau, New Orleans; Petrol, Peru;
Quincy, Arkansas, Keokuk; II. Gene
We've, Cairo; Ironsides and barges,
Pittsburgh. Departed - War Eagle,
keokuk; -. Genevieve. Cairo; Grand
Tower, Nicksburg; Parker and barges
and Gilmore and barges, New Orleans.
River has fallen inch. Weather cloudy
and cool; showery tonight. The
kountz line steamers have Withdrawn
from the New Orleans trade.
EVANSVILLE, March 31.-Arrivcd--
Morgan, New Orleans; Idlewild, Cairo;
Buckham, Nashville; Bedford, Cincin-
natl; Parker, Cincinnati; Cherokee, II.
Louis; Arkansas Belle; Cairo. he
parted-Morgan, Cincinnati; Grey
Eagle, Louisville; Bedford, New Orleans
UP-Schenck and Cherokee, Pittsburgh;
ldlewild, Cairo; Bowling Green, Buck
ham, Nashville; Parker, Memphis.
Weather rainy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-01
Sham Battle.

The general committee on sham
battle met al the armOry last
night, and decided 10 appoint
with Col. Sterling, three ladies from
each ward who are tn make all
necessary arrangements 20 provide forage
for the soldiers who are exported
here during the sham battle.
Capt. Lukens was appointed a commit
tee OF one 10 arrange for the Fair
Grounds, and the committee on sub
scdptions were ordered TO make calls IN
our business men during the week Tor
the purpose OF soliciting aid in the pro
Jet. On the evening OF the 18th inst.
the Mathews Light Guards viii give a
grand ball for the purpose Of raising
money with which 20 entertain all visit
ing soldiers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-01
Justlco Phillips Troubles.

Yesterday Justice Phillips secured a
number of a.idavitS tcS,iiying To the &C
tons ne took in the Ford case, which
has been quite extensively published in
this city. The squire will swear out
warrants against John II. McFall and
Richard Robinson, Of the Nsirs- Litter, c.
e. Johnson and Chas. Lenkard, OF the
Lsgi,r, Constable Cooper and Mary
Ford to-day before Justice W. W. Miller,
OF Union district. charging them with
libel. Attorneys Good, Cracrait and
Dovener have been employed 10 bring a
civil action against the N,r-Ltasr and
SUa,IGy L,0S,r Tor alleged damages grow
ing ont Of certain matter published in
those papers las; SUNDAY. The amount
asked for will be $1,000 from each
PAPER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-01
THE HISTORY OF A DAY.
APRIL LIST, All Fools Day.

APRIL lst, All Fools Day.
YESTERDAY was quite pleasant.
The hinge factory is off for few days.
TIE funeral OF the late George Peppers
will take place to-day.
TIE Italian musicians have arrived.
A sure sign OF springtime.
THE Council Committee on Scales met
at the city building, last night.
THE glass trade is reported as being
lust fair for the season Of the year.
CoUxrY Court has adjourned until
tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
THERE is already some talk OF having
an excursion on Capt. Lists new steamer.
THERE were one hundred and forty
two arrests made by the police last
month.
TIE Municipal Court will hold SEES
sion to-day, beginning at 10 O'Clock
A. VI.
THE sale of reserved seats for almost
a Life, will begin at Lucas at O'Clock
this morning.
THE Harmonic Singing Society Will
Give grand concert aud ball at Turner
Hall, Easter Monday.
YESTERDAY Joe Robinson and VIM.
Foster purchased RObinson's Market
street Restaurant.
ONLY two cases booked at police head
quarters at 10 o'clock last night Tor a
hearing this morning.
THERE are forty-eight prisoners in the
Work House, three OF whom have balls
and chains to their legs.
TIE County Commissioners Board Of
Equalization and Appeals hold daily
session at the court house.
YESTERDAY Schenk Il ZOeckler re-
ceived large lot of hogs for their cs-
Enlistment in Fulton.
YESTERDAY some person borrowed a
- hat from Conrad Wassemann, while
attending Divine service at the II. Al
phOnsus Church.
The boats in port yesterday displayed
their flags at half mast out OF
respect for the late George Peppers,
mate of the steamer Andes.
Ex-STREET COMMISSIONER WHITE IS
erecting new stable in the rear OF his
residence on Market street, between
Twenty-thirh and Twenty-fourth streets,
YESTERDAY Jacob w. Grubb received
the silver ware for the Mt. Belleview
hotel, near Walters TwO-mile House.
The ware is handsomely engraved.
DURING the month OF March last,
County Clerk Hook admitted to record
"A deeds IN fee, 4 OF trust and l. mar
riage licenses.
SOME thief stole Sl9.l0 from a trunk
belonging to Mrs. Joseph Bansett, at
her home No. - Twenty-third street,
last Saturday.
THERE are certain foreign persons go
ing around the city selling and deliver
ing groceries i'm small lots, and II caught
they will be dealt with according to law
unless they take out city license
TIE Elm Grove Street Car Company
have made the following reductions;
10 Fulton. ) cents; Mt. Bpllevicw, per
100 tickets. $3.50; POrters Lane, per
100, $500, ami to ntammS, per lOO, $40.
THOMAS SMITH was the party who was
employed at the South Wheeling glass
house, ami who ran away Saturday,
There are five Smiths in that establish
ment, but Thomas is the only one who
left.
TuE Diptheria is becoming prevalent
i'm the First ward. Carl Meyers buried
one of his children, who died with 1t
last week, and we understand that two
others are now suffering with the same
disease
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-01
Personalities.

Israel Lewis, of st. Clairsville, Ohio,
is afflicted with paralysis in his right leg.
W. 4. Sprowls, who has been spend
ing the winter with friends at West
Alexander, left yesterday for his home
in Wyoming Territory.
Col. W. X. Allison, OF Stcubenvillc,
and Mr.. Gist, member Of the Legisla-
turc from Brooke county, were in the
city Yesterday.
samuel Bcall, conductor on the Cum
berland accommodation, is sick, AT his
home.
W. l.. Hearn left last evening 20 at
tend meeting OF the Board OF Directors
ofthe ASYLUM at Weston, tomorrow.
W. Ii. snyder, Superintendent OF the
Il. < q. Express Company, is in the city.
Gus Campbell, formerly news-edltor
OF the hi,iiiJCBCtr, will leave to-day Tor
Pamela, Kansas, where he goes Tor the
purpose OF engaging in the granger bus
mess.
Col. c. :. :. Baron. Of Bellaire, O., il
dangerously i'll at hotel in New York
city.
James Alexander, OF Bridgeport, is
still quite i'll.
Oscar Seely, the finest vacali>t in
Wheeling, was in town to-day, cudeav-
oring to purchase Steubenyille and JET
irrson county. +. S.-Mr. Seely is a
plumber.-Nis,lbenU'., Herald.
Hon. Milo q. DOdds, member OF the
Ohio Legislature from Cincinnati. hon
ored Us with a call last evening. Mr.
poddS is member OF the commit -
sent out 10 enquire into the propriety OF
removing the county seat Of Belmont
county, Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-01
Petit Larceny.

Yesterday number Of boys entered
Justice Phillips residence, No. l07 Four
tenth street, and stole therefrOm lot
of preserved cherries, a quantity OF
which was eaten and the balance, sew
erSl Jars, were returned to the house.
sunday evening some thieves stole six
teen silk handkerchiefs from one Of the
show windows of Khne's clothing house
on Twelfth street. The theft was effected
by running a crooked wire through a
small hole in one Of the window sashes
through which bolt is run 10 fasten
the shutters. IL was quite an ingenious
method OF hooking the handkerchiefs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-01
ImbeddedIn a Tree.

Last week while cutting trees on his
farm on Rolling Mill hill, VIM.
Nicolls discovered imbaddcl in a large
oak tree, slip OF paper which con-
tanned two locks OF hair. On the paper
which was we'll preserved, WIS written
in German, several lines OF something
pertaining to the hair thus preserved.
A hole had been made in the tree with
an auger and the hair thus put in which
had been hidden by the growth Of the
bark an the tree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-01

1--we ike a prince, on $50 per day;
YOU can DO this now in New York. and
on Broadway too, by getting room at
the Grand Central Hotel, on the
European plan, for Sl.OO per day and
upwards, and taking yourmcals at their
elegant restaurant, at moderate prices.
Or you can choose the American plan
at $3.50 or 500 per day, which includes
both room and meals.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-01
Midnight "NewsinE."

Cold cold. blew the wind through the streets,
last night
Ouly rats. cats and bats. prowliug rOund. To-.
SIGHT
Keep: local editors hunting for news,
sorry victims % what you might term 'the
blue"
Win ehattering teeth. and weak, shiyerinS
knees
Each felt himself waited aroUnd with the Orcze
TN the Capital clock dolyd cut one aud Two,
When Zach "a his Sanctum diSgustvdly .leW
And yrsSDiuy up CEDAR, un yea graucr tu!l bent
l. WHY they dllrd up with this dolytUl lament
4 uicr life % lead. when yJu Clu reaiy dOf H.
Particular u yuu but get enough ii lt.