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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
Personalities.

The House Committee on Foreign Al
fairs met to-day and appointed a sub
committee consisting OF MeSsrs. Wilson,
King and Robson to consider the Prac-
ticability of entering into additional
treaty regulations with MeXico.-jd&iI-
iaJiOa Star.
Congressman Wilson, of West Nir-
rinia, returned to the city this morning.
lie has been called home several times
during the extra session in consequence
of the serious illness OF Mrs. Wilson, who
is now convaIescing. Washington Star.
Hon. f.. :. Hyer, member OF the
House, from BraNton, is in the city on Il
business trip.
Mai. Garduer, OF Clarksburg, passed
through the city, Thursday, on his way
10 Yankton. Dakota, to ill his new posi-
ton as Indian Agent lat large lie
gets ,. 600 year and expenses, &c.
Judge Cochran, of this city, and Prof.
F. A. Crago. OF MOundSville, leave to-
dav for Boston. as delegates to the SUI
prcme Lodge of Knights of Honor.
ID. h. Mcllwaiue and wife and several
Steubenville ladies were passengers on
the It. Lawrence yesterday.
Mrs. Lide Hicks, nee Woods, Is in the
city on visit.
Hiss Lizzie Leasure, OF MOrgantOwn,
lett for home yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
FIVE MINUTES WITH THE
NEWS.

Miss DoDs is telling Pittsburghers how
to cook.
CHRISTIAN HEDDRcH sets a choice
lunch this afternoon aud evening.
GRAFTON Is trying to beat Us out OF
some military attendance on the SOth.
UNCLE JOHN WISE, OF Triadelphia,
was surprised" by a party oil young
folks last night.
Mr.. CHARLES HOFFMAN, the Fulton
butcher. received a fine lot OF hogs
from Powhattan yesterday.
Carr. Orro and Lieut.. Myers will go
IN Fairmont this morning to make ar
rangements for the sham battle.
ii. TINS, sheriff OF Putnam county,
was in the city, yesterday, after BRING
ING prisoner TO the penitentlary.
Two deeds Of trust were yesterday adj
mitted 10 record by County Clerk Hook.
Still no marriage licenses granted.
THE Fulton paper mill is now recelv-
inc complete Overhauling, and when
finished il will be started up in full.
Armstrong, Coen * Co., are now
pushing the work on Mr.. Charles
Deiters' new residences at Elm Grove.
CuAs. LASrERMYER was charged with
an assault upon William Lowry. Squire
Caldwell dismissed the case at Lowry 5
cost.
TuE Washington soldiers will bring 4
brass band with them TO our sham bat
Tie on the 3Oth. They will come to or Do
members strong.
The directors Of the First National
Bank Of Bcllaire have declared diYl-
depd of three per cent, out OF the earn
ings OF the past SIX months.
Mr.. WM. ODBERT, who has TOR some
time been living low with pneumonia,
VAS somewhat better yesterday, and
homes are entertained of his recovery.
InIR. SMITH returns his thanks to Off
Ger Miller for his kindness in preSery-
ngorder and keeping the unruly boys
away at his wedding on last Wednes-
day evening.
The case of the State vs.. Charles Roll,
for hammering Thomas Roy with splg-
got. will come up before Squire Mix this
afternoon for a preliminary hearing
That is, it will if not again postponed.
TT. CoCKAYNE has presented Lloyd
Biddle. of MatamOras, with a beer mug
which holds over gallon. Lloyd says II
will hold enough lemonade to do HIM
and Philip Hanshumaker for 4 two
weeks fishing trip.
UP at Wheeling the evidence that con-
victs a man in one Court wiz clear him
in another. \ fellow named Bliss rob
bed man named Moore, for which he
was fined so and costs. He stole S4O.)
lie was afterwards taken before a JUS
tice of the Peace, on acharge ofhighway
robbery, and was dismissed by said j..
P.-BsLdire Lsddsr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
T,indsley EchoinRs.

The bright little sheet published by
the Institute and edited by three OF the
members made its appearance yesterday
filled with matter as original as Mark
Twain's humOr, the result of a ''desper-
ate attempt" by the editors in bidding
farewell to the duties ofpaste and shears.
The Echo is certainly Creditable, and
will compare favOrably with any anna
teur journal in the country. Its issue
was a happy thought, as better training
the mind could not desire.
Yesterdays edition contained a re-
print from the Washington Chronicle and
a comment thereon. 1t is reproduced
below:
The debate for the Merrick medal by
the members of the PhilOdemiC Society,
at Georgetown College on Thursday,
was on popular tOpic-the Chinese
question-and the speeches evinced
more than ordinary talent. Young Rus
sell, of West Virginia, who made an eX-
celent speech for the Chinese side OF
the question, is son OF Mrs. {. VI. Rus
sell, one of the vice regents OF Mt. Yer
non. An older brother is the author OF
the already famous novel, "The Fall OF
Damascus
Ed. Russell, mentioned above, former
w attended school in this city, and Is
well and favorably known to many OF
the Lindsey boys. The Capital, speak
ing of the speeches, says they were bet
ter and more sensible than those de-
livered i'm the Halls of Congress, on the
same subject. The decision has not
been made public yet, concerning the
medal, but we wish heartily that Ed.
may be successful. We believe he Is
now in his senior year at College and
intends to study law. These tiatterlng
notices are evidences of what Wheel
inc boy can dc when he gets a chance
to spread himself.
For the approaching contest the fol-
lowing sides have been chosen:
A. SELECT GRAFTON. b.
Walker FriSSell has OH
Levi Maya
ESSAY.
William Norton Hennig
Irwin Harry frah@hSlm
ORIGINAL GRAFTON.
LEIGHTON iledTuc
DEBATE.
llhgle
The next edition of the Echo will not
appear until May 80, when a supple
ment will be issued, and the whole will
appear on tinted boOk-paper.
The Young America Society has been
given column in the paper and neat,
Juvenile salutatOry imparts this intor-
nation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
OUR CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Religious Intelligence of To-
Morrow.


The regular services will be held at st.
Matthews at 1890 A. NJ. and 7:30 P. NJ.
Rev. r. r. Swope will officiate.
Rev. J. T. Mcclure at the United Pres
byterian Church as usual. Services at
1920 and 7:3O and Sunday School at 2
p. NJ.
Rev. Schultz will preach at the Third
PRESBYTERIAN tomorrow evening. All
are welcome.
English Evangelical Lutheran Church,
Sixteenth street, adjoining Custom
House. Rev. Samuel J. Barnitz, pastor,
will preach at 10 80 A. NJ. and $50 p. NJ.
Morning subject, "The Duty to Go For
ward" Evening discourse, Christian
Work" Sunday School address and
black board lesson at 2P. NJ.
International Sunday School Lesson
May IL, 1879, "The SaviOr's Call, based
OH Isaiah iv. Ill.
First Baptist church, Twelfth and
Byron, Thos. +. Clancy, pastor. Young
mems prayer meeting at 9 A. NJ.
Preaching at 1890. Subject, "Some
further views of Jesus, to revive the
discouraged" Sunday School at p. NJ.
Evening lecture, False estimates OF
time lead to ruinOus results in eternity"
At the Second Presbyterian church
Rev. j. Moffatt will preach In the
evening a second discourse on the
Sabbath question will be given on "The
duty of the State to encourage morality"
Bishop Jaggar will preach in the Epis-
copalian Trinity Chapel at Belaire,
tomorrow morning and evening.
The German Lutherans OF BenwOod
have commenced the erection of a new
church edifce i'm that town, to be known
as st. Matthews. The foundation has
already been built and the corner stone
is to be laid on Sunday with appropriate
ceremonies.
The Baptist General Association OF
West Virginia will meet with the Nor
gantown Church on Thursday, June 5,
1879, at 1890 o'clock \. NJ The b. Il o.
railroad will sell round trip tickets at
two cents per mile each way.
There will be preaching in the First
Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 1880
A. NJ. and 7:3O p. NJ, by the pastor, Rev.
ID. \. Cunningham, ID. ID. Evening
subject, "Music in its Relation to Chris
tianity."
The German Catholic Benevolent
Union, composed OF about 800 societies,
composed of nearly 10000 members,
meets OH the LIST of June, in Newark,
n. j., this year st. Alphonsus Society
being Il member of that body, will likely
send delegate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
Chndren,s Home Anniversary.

The coming anniversary of the Chill
drrn's Home, To be held at the Opera
House. ON Tuesday evening next, May
18th, will be, from present indications,
very interesting affair, and one which
will draw an immense audience. The
ladies' appointed To the work OF instruct
iug the children have been holding reg
ular rrhcarSals, and the children have
attained great efficiency in singing, cal
eSthcuicS, kindergarten exercises, &c.
In addition to these beautiful things by
the children of the Home, some of our
best and most popular music talent
have consented To give their services, so
that the entertainment will be one Of
rare enjoyment The admission will be
free. but by ticket only. Tickets, with
out any charge, can be secured at Lucas
music store, between ; =. VI. on Monday,
Nav 18th, and Is 2. VI. on Tuesday, May
18th. His Excellcncy Gov. Mathews will
preside at the anniversary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
The Military Ball.

Turner Hall held a goodly number OF
dancers last night-not crowd, but
lust enough to comfortably fill the hall
and leave room for dancing. The walls
and chandelier were handsomely deco
rated with flags, as was appropriate to
the occasion. 4 few uniforms were
there, not many, but sufficient to stamp
the character of the assemblage as mill
tary. After dancing until u o'clock,
club swinging match for handsome re-
yolver came of. The contestants, who
came on in the order named, were JAS.
Rouse, Theodore Fisher and VIM.
Stoetzer. 1t would have been difficult
for an outsider TO determine who had
won the prize, so equally matched DID
they seem. But the discriminating eyes
of the Judges noted everything, and the
revolver was awarded to James Rouse.
A silver butterdish was awarded
to the best lady Walter;
but the contest occurred at
so late an hour that we did not hear the
result. After supper, which was spread
about 80 o'clock, the dancing was re-
sumed and continued until late hour.
Cockavne furnished the music, which
was rendered in his usual good style
and taste Considerable profit must
have resulted, and will be a great bene-
fit to the sham battle committee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue OF deed o. trust made by Margaret
BrOdie and J. VI. Brodie her husband, % me ~
trustee dated January TO- 1879. recorded in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the County Court Of Mar
shall county, West Virginia, In deed Of trust
book No. 2 page -. Will sell at the front door
OF the Court House OF Marhall county, on
SATURDAY, THE I7IH DAY OF MAY,
A. D. 1879, commencing az " O'Clock noon the
following described property, that j. 30 say:
Three acre. Of land adjolning land II VIM Ne
Mechen, In Marshall county, West Virginia,
thus bounded and described tO-wit: beginning
AZ stake and stone In Vim. McNechens line
and In line Of y. & o. Il. r. thence with the line
Of said railroad :. J. ". "a poles % stake and
stone; thence leaving the railroad :. ~, r.
u 2i-lO0 poles 10 drain: thence up said drain y.
l0L. y. p js-lOJ poles u the line 81 Vim. Nc
Mcchen; thence with sAid Vim. McMechen's line
70 the beginning, y pOles.
Also strip Of land sixteen feet wide leading
from said Land, extending along the south line
~ VIM. McMechcns 10 the county road, the same
being sixteen feet wide. commencing AZ the piece
OF ground above mentioned aud running thence
eastwardly an equal width 10 the county road
aforesaid.
The title Is believed u be perfect but will
convey only the title vested In me By aid deed
Of trust.
TERMS OF sALE-One-third eash ON day Of SaIe
the balance in two equal installments al six and
twelve months, evidenced by negotiable notes
bearing interest and secured by deed Of trust on
the property. DENIS O'KEEFFR, Trustee.
W. J. W. COwDES, solicitor apl5Oawu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
River News.

The marks at the wharf last night in
dicated feet inches and still falling.
The Webster Wagon Company OF
Moundsville made a large shipment OF
wagons per steamer Andes on her last
trip down.
The steamer Scout got stuck on the
West Virginia shore, opposite town on
Wednesday afternoon, and worked for
about four hours before she could get
loose. -ITcii&rWe Union.
1t is said that the Ohio river between
Pittsburgh and Rochester Pa, is full Of
dead fish that can be observed floating
upon the surface of the water. The
cause of this great and sudden mortality
among the members of the tinny tribe Is
unexplained, yet there are thousands Of
fish of all sizes and every species dead in
the rivers, so a number of rivermcn as
sert, and they cannot understand the
cause.
The st. Lawrence arrived last evening,
being several hours late.
The Hudson will probably take an eX-
cursion party TO Creasap's Grove, to-
morrow.
The steamer st. Lawrence arrived
last evening, with four hundred tons Of
freight on board, drawing four feet Of
water. We do not think there is any
boat above Cincinnati, except the Tele-
graph, that will carry the same amount
OF freight on the water.
By Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, May 9.-River , feet
9 inches and about stationary. Weather
clear and pleasant. Abner O'Neal ar
rived from and departed for Wheeling,
Buckeye State arrived from and depart
ed for Cincinnati.
New ORLEANS, May 9.-No arrivals
or departures. Weather clear; Their
! mometer 50.
CAIRO, May 9.-Arrived-JaIncs w.
Gait, Memphis; Grand Tower Nicks-
burg. Dcparted-Coal City, st. Louis;
Cali, Cincinnati. River II feet inches
and falling. Weather clear; thermomc-
ter So.
VICKsBURG, May 9-Weather clear;
thermometer ST. River fallen inches.
DOWN.. f. Lee. Up-Ouachita
Belle, Houston.
NASHVILLE, May 9.-River stationary
with feet on the shoals. Arrived
Rhea, Cairo.
LOUISVILLE, May 9.-Clear and pleas
ant. River falling with 6 feet inches
in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, May Observation-Disclosures
and barges, New Orleans; Scudder, New
Orleans; Golden Eagle, Keokuk. De
particle Golden Eagle, keokuk; Gold
dust, VicEsburg; Davis, Cincinnati.
River risen inches, with - feet , inches
above low water mark. Weather clear
and pleasant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
Spindler VS.. link.

The case of George Spindler rersuS
VIM. Zlnk & Son, just concluded in the
Circuit Court, has attracted some atten-
ton rs a remarkable case of mistaken
identity. 1t seems that some time ago
a Young man went to Mr. link, and rep
resenting to him his great want OF
money induced him to cash note, the
face value of which was twenty odd dol
lars The note bore the signature of Il
certain person, and considering it good,
Mr.. link bought it for eighteen dollars
and hall of firm money. 1t aiterward
transpired that the note was forgery,
and ne set about to find the seller OF it.
From certain evidence he believed it to
have been George Spindler, and finding
that person i'm town, Mr.. link had him
arrested and identified him as the per
son. Spindler was jailed over Sunday
to await hearing, and was discharged
Jy the examining court. Feeling him
sell agrcved, he brought suit against
link * Son for false Imprisonment. The
case has been on trial for the past four
or five days, and yesterday the jury
awarded the plaintiff 500 damages.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
Tried to Murder His Wife.

Leroy Cortright, of Spencer, awoke
his wife Friday morning and told her
that the Lord had commanded him to
kill her. Mrs. Cortright had sufficient
presence of mind to make no demur,
but got permission to 90 down stairs
and see her sick mother before being
slaughtered, and once down, she scootcd
for the nearest neighbors, nimbly pur-
sued by her husband. Assistance was
procured, and after a severe tusslc, Mr.
Cortright was secured and placed in
durance. lie had become suddenly
insane from scroiulOus catarrh, and is
supposed to be incurable. Though we
are certain that a faithful use of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy would effect
a speedy cure. For many years these
remedies have been acknowledged as
positive specifics for all scrofulOus and
catarrhal affections.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, May 9.-COtton-Dull
at I2c. Flour-In good demand and
prices shade higher; family 81 Goa
) 30. Wheat-Stronger; red and white
81 O3@l o.. Corn-Quict hut firm at
37@37Ic. Oats-Firm at 29@3lic. Rye
Steady and in fair demand at SIC.
Barlcy-StrongCr; No. > fall %. Pork
Quiet but firm at - 100000. Lard
Quiet but firm; current make held at
SGl2i. Bulk Meats Stronger; shoulders
held at s. 80 cash; sales at 3 Il! seller
June; short ribs sold at s. 30, and closed
at 81 % bid; short clear held at 81 700
475. Bacon-ln good demand at full
prices, s. OO@l l2l@5 l2lBJj 25Glj 37!.
Whisky-At II OF. Buttcr-DuIl and
unchanged. Linsecd Oil-Quiet at 62c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
Comoletion 10 Benson Ferry.

Mr.. 4. VI. Adams went yesterday to
Bellaire 10 complete arrangements for
the extension of the Citizens railway to
B,nson's Ferry, via Forty-iourth street
Everything being satisfactory, the work
will commence at once. The ferry will
be run until 10 o'clock at night after the
completion. 4 broad stairway will be
built at the mouth of Forty-tourth
street, from the landing to the top Of
the bank, SO that passengers can step
of the ears and walk Immediately upon
the boat. The proprietor OF the boat
will build this stair. The Bellaire cars
will run every fifteen minutes and the
through ears on this side every seven
minutes. These latter may be known
hv the words "Benson's Ferry painted
ON the side. The completion OF this
line and the increased number Of cars
will be Of great convenience, both to
our people and those Of Bellaire, es-
pecially during bad weather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
The Fire on the National Road

About ten o'clock Yesterday morning,
the news was brought into town that
the residence of j. &. IIervey, on the
Go-horu farm, about a mile this side OF
Stamm'S was on fire and would prob
ably hc DESTROYED. Later reports con-
frmed the tidings. adding that the
house was almost totally destroyed.
Tn, fire, which is supposed to have
originated from defective tlue, started
near the roof, leaving time to remove
nearly every article the house contained,
So that the loss is confined TO the build
in., and will be comparatively light, as
il was an old one, and, rs we have been
given To understand, it was the inten-
ton % replace it with a new one at an
early date. The loss will reach the
ncighborhOod of $1,000 upon which
there is No insurance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the
Different judicial Bodies.
CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE MELVIN

CIRCUIT hEAsNAN.
In the case of George Spindler VS..
VIM. link & Son, suit for damages for
false Imprisonment, the jury brought in
a verdict for plaintiff and awarded $500
damages.
In the case of Donald Forbes VS.. Thos.
Hughes, for the recovery Of 5000 sub
scribed by plaintiff to the Centripetal
Power Company, the following special
iurv was summoned: G. W. North,
Isaac Davis, VIM. Porter, John Hand,
b. Gorvin, A. j. Lucas, Simon Keim,
NJ. w. Burt, John Il. Miller, Chas. Lu-
kens, John p Campbell, w. j. Sitter,
Jas. NJ. Ewing, b. Hebrank, i. +. Han
son, F. Il. Swami, Peter Heimberger,
Thos. SeamOn, A. @. EOtf and George
Birch.
The Jury selected was as follows: F.
r. Swami, John Hand, Vim. North, b.
Hebrank, b. Garvin, Chas. Lukens,
Thos. Seamon, John p. Campbell, Geo.
Birch, VIM. Porter, A. j. Lucas, NJ. w.
Bart.
The plaintiff was on the stand during
yesterday.
POLICE COURT--JUUGE CRANMER.
At the call of the roll, Charles Kleyis
stepped into the Forum. He was a de-
iected looking pedestrian, and moved as
II piledriver was attached to each foot.
The deep brown burned on his face by
last wears sun hadn't worn of, and his
hands were as knotty as they were not
nice. His hat-well, when that hat was
made the old Continentals were hur-
raining for President Washington, and
his clothes had as many cOlOrs as Jo-
seph's coat. He hadn't done anything,
he said, and it was equally evident he
hadn't any intention of ever beginning.
Those aristOcratic hands were not made
for work. He had not been kicked
out of more than halfa dozen saloons, and
he would have been Caesars aversion
from his clean and hungry" look. lie
could argue, but he couldn't pay. He
was committed.
Thos. Lynch and August Rust, the
bows, who were detected stealing, as
published in yesterdays REGISTER, were
committed for 90 and 80 days respective
~. The other boys OF the gang were
dismissed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
Ruttes DESTROYED.

The Maynard Rifle Club, which has
been practicing lately at the end OF the
Island had little trouble. They had
received permission to discharge fire
arms in the city limits and had gotten
the consent of Sheriff Tingle to use his
land. With some trouble they had
erected earth buttes to shoot against,
and otherwise improved the range for
their use. But somebody has spite
against them. Several days ago they
found their buttes injured, but re-
paired them, saying nothing, They
were again injured and this time serious
", and attempts were made to discover
the author OF the damage. The man
who lives on the place says it was done
by persons Of pretended respectable
itv,' but this furnishes no clue. A
letter was written informing the Sheriff
of the matter and now the minionS OF
the law are on the trail of the treSSpasS-
ers. They had not been captured at
latest accounts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
The Mission and Jubilee at the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception.

The first mission ever given at the
above named church since its organiza-
ton into a parish, will begin on next
Sunday, May llth, at 10 o'clock. The
Very Rev. Father Lilly, o. p, from
Somerset, Perry county, Fhio, and Rev.
Father Bokel, of Washington, ID. c.,
will preach hcmissionS Both of these
Rev. Fathers, OF the Dominican Order,
are noted for their eloquence, cogent
reasoning, and long experienced zeal in
conducting these missions, which are in
tended to renew the religious and moral
lives of the member of the church, and
bring back its careless ones to realiza-
ton of their duty to God.
Father Bokel will preach the German
sermons, and Father Lilly the English.
Father Bokel has had long years of praC-
teal missionary work. The calm, log
ical reasoning which made such a Won
deriul impression on mems minds dur
ing the mission at the cathedral will no
doubt be again displayed by Father
Lilly during this coming mission. Be
yond all doubt this mission will be one
of absorbing interest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
Ertranrdinarr Wool Gin.

Mr.. Robert VanvOorhiS, OF the Key
stone Sheep farm, has just completed
his spring shearing. 1t is regarded by
wool men as the most extraordinary
clip ever known in this wool district.
Old Don, whose portrait illus
trates the fronts piece of the State
Agricultural Report, sheared b
lbs. s o.; Young Don, YEAR
ling, first clip, yielded PA pounds; and
POO ewes 100 of them yearlingsl aver
aged rs pounds ounces. This Is sim
ply wonderful yield, and we doubt if
it is surpassed by any authentic record
ever made in America-and it wins for
Van the title of the boss wool grower of
America. The sheep are American
Merino, and the feeces now lie upon
the shearing floor for the inspection of
the incredulOus.-MOROngdheld Repubh-
can.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-05-10
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