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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28

NJ d. uu SATURDAY ui-ui ha, u' v1iul''t"h
ftr thi.t.u ur ~fu.'u-kN
Pullman rtt,... Drawing t"'m HId 0i''p"s
tar uu ALI uJ-ht tutiUs
tI,s,,, connections arr male Ter NI l7'lhe
s.,,tE .uI S1utFV,-,t Nurh aui NurJhWvst,
mai irv tht.a desirable Trutr tHI ynluui>l> Uud
t.rslIt, muiu- ta the -r'Et West uui 90 "h"m
tHrtt.uLlr attention o. siNrIt
WHEELING. rTTT~EJ ErII MD BALTIMORE
DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling .................'.t A. " l.s't ".
TriuirIUbi8 Accommodations
Leave " NtrliIF .s.s.s..sss..sss" t' b. w. ..' o. y"
I,kyt. Goo BIl II,u.IIsti TsrIuf- uu >1I" ul dyl"l
pHi.,, ut.af al lII hours ,tuJiU. tH. Htt.
Information 90 tuu TRAVELLING Iurti. ,h'fliVl)
gi,,r ~ tItNFNI-. NJ. cot o.
4 uEN EEIl.- tryHyUu Agent, Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28

NEVER give up the ship. DR. Bulls
Cough syrup may cure YOU, As Il has
,iauy others II Gusts little and can never
harm. Prize. - cents.
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= Half a Dozen HOusekeepers

BY katherine ID. smith. with ulu,lr......
Frederick Diclmau, begins iu "a, s.In, No.. .
aud q frnsh serial by susan I,olitgr ,I-.'
"Ryebnght," with plenty At Ii,un,
commenced early ia the volume, It.r..
be ulsn A continued fair tale Call4i
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: Rumty budgets Tower

Written 10y Julian llau thouc. aud ..,U,,-.l ..,
Alfnd frcdrTiCkS. AhuUl The utlrf IL
italuns al ST NICHOLAS, the editor lH,.T,.
good humond silence. Cuul,ut Ivh.sIs
her i've volumes alnady issur,i pp4L,, a..
corning the siNIh. la pslEa ~ ,huu sion,
tun'>. poems. humoT, instructive sk,.l4. p.
the lur and the lore OF .Ja,t u o., l...
the VERY LIN" iaikN dclaiim,uL a.
"Lettcr-bON." and "RthilctoN"
Terms. siOA Year; - uvnis a NUmhr
Subscriptions TccriNed 10y the ruiai,H,r....
Paper and by all Bohkscller AMI E.i4....
Persons wishing to subscribe dipyt utn +.
publishers should write nanir, hStpra, I, i.
~, and State, In full, and send Win pu..,
In check, =. u. nancy orier OF hgi,,,oi -.
IA
SCRIBMER { CO.,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28

BE careful when you apply for Dr.. c.
NeLaRe's NeTunhuge, 10 sre that both
tie Ikctdf name and tlpOs Of Fiemin.
Bros.. arr inscribed thereon in imitation
81 writing. Withoui-eyery bottle II
worthless.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28

Way is Venahle's Red Ia Navy 81
pOpalar-bssanse II is the hest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28

TEY venable's Rel Tag and YOU viii
use no other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28

STORE crowded sill the time. Only
three DAYS more aRd and the great hSnk-
rupt sale of clothing nil positively
close. JrOO.ls going hast Only a lev
lett 81 those wonderful Bargains. Nn :
oyeruats at si9S, guaranteed worth
SatO OF money refunded. Mems cloth
pants at Sll5, worth -. 20; mems cloth
c,.ats AT 81 ~, worth 500; q splendid
suit OF mems clothes at $50, worth
$500. All other goods IN this irnInense
stock lust As cheap at lX3O Market
street, between Twelfth and Fourteenth
streets. opposite the Opera House ke-
member this great sale Will positively
last only three DAYS mon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
The Military Bill.


The House Committee on Military Al
lairs. through It's chairman, Capt, j. j.
Chiplrv, Yesterday introduced into the
House bill M. lSH entitled, ~ bill
To organize the militia ut the State ui
West Virginia II j. formidable luru.
mrnt, occupying over thirty-tWo pages
ui legal cap paper, and It's passage viii
r,pruI most ui the old military Law as
laid down in the Code. 1t first provides
that all ablr-budiel male citizens al the
state shall belong Ia the militia, and
shall hc suhdiyidci into into three
classes. viz. The reserve militia, the en-
rolled militia and the active militia. The
reserve shall CONSIST ui males under
the axe of eighteen and over lury-tilr,
and shall hc called into active service
only in eases ut most extreme danger.
The enrolled militia l. compose, ri
males between the ages mentioned
above, and the active militia Is made az
ni those actually enlisted and shall be-
SHOWN a. the West Virginia State
(tlards."
I'm any case al war, rebellion, riot or
threatening thereof, lhr State Guards
shall first be- called into service and shall
he held subject 10 the urtrr at tlc Prcsi-
dent ui the United states.
The others NAV hr called upon rs
volunteers by the GoyTnur, Who IL
authorized To make draft il sufficient
du not respond.
The State liuard- shall be- composed oi
three regiments, one from each Con-
grrssiunal district, each regiment Ia
contain not more than ten companies of
infantry, one Of cavalry and company
oi light artillery ar a gatinI battery.
The Governor shall br commandments
chief, and may appoint an alJulant-
general with the rank OF bril1iier, Who
shall bc a. O5ic,O quartz rmastcr-gen
and commissary-gcneral. The djutant-
general may appoint an assistant Ia per
form his duties during absence OF indbil-
Ity. and who shall rank a. lieutenant
colonel. The commander-in-Chict Eay
appoint seven aids with the rank Ol
colonies. lie shall also appoint a briga-
dier-general 10 command the State
Guapls, who may appoint three aids
with the rank ui captain.
In regard Ia the enrolled militia, the
bill provides that the county as-,ssJrs
shall take the names OF all persons as
above described and return IT, the cierks
Of the County Court, who shall enroll
them in a book provided for that Pur-
Pu>c.
Alta length too great for publication
here. the ill provides for elrytiuus Of
commissioned OfhCrrs, musiers, parade,
encampmenis, armorles, uniforms, pay,
court nariiAls, &c, ~
As the hill zones b..i0ps the House in
it, variou, stages, We will keep our
r.a,lers and thuSe interested in military
matters fully posted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28

Sozodont and Bismarck.
Looking at Bismarck one would not
suppose that he sways such almost
omnipotence. He is calm and cheerful,
wary and watching. SOZODONr don't
look different from other preparations.
But it never fails in what 1t undertakes.
Calm and agreeable, it is death to para
site which attack the teeth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
Read TINS Letter,

NORFOLK, Va. October lat, 1873.
| have been suffering with Itching
Piles Tor eight years, and could get moth
ing to give me relief until | saw your
advertisement in the Norfolk LdndaaTk.
Ipurchased box Of swayne's All-heal-
ing Ointment, and It's Use has made q
tsrfect cure. You can make use u this
il any service to You.
Very respectfully,
JAMS PEBWOETH.
Corner Of Water and Matthews streets,
Norfolk
The symptoms Ol this distressing CON-
plant. Itching Piles, Is mOlsture-lIke
perspjrati0a, distressing itching, a.
though pin worms we're crawling, par
ticularly at night, when undressing GO
after getting warm in bed; Oftentimes
shows it-ef around the private parts,
anil II allowed 10 continue, very serious
results NAV follow. Remember,
.'SwayHe's Ointment j. pheasant and
sure cure, allays all itching a. once, no
srnarting or Burning SENSATION whatever.
IL also cures ietter, salt rheuIn, barber's
itch, pirnplss, sOre-beatis, ring-wOua,
and al crusty, sAly, itchy skin erui-
tons Price, 80 cents a box, three
boxes, sl.25. Sent by mail % any adj
dress ON receipt 81 price lin currency or
postage stAmpsl, by DIR. swayne a son,
Philadelphia sOld by all prominent
druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
ST. NICHOLAS
Scribnsr's Illustrated Maga,i0.
FOR GIRLS AND BOYS
An Ideal ChiIdren,s N...,

Messrs. scRIsSER 4 Co, in is-s 1lht.
publication OF ST. NICHOLAS, an Illu.t,s,sps.a u
axine for Girls and Boys, with Nh NJ, w
Dodge as editor. Five yean have H. si.,
the INST number was issued, and ill., NJ No
has won the highest position. Il hAs a 49,,
nj rnl,l Hon 81 49, A..IlL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28

Train, leaving Columbus al o. e. NJ. and 90
a. run daily. Through thrusn tNpfroS'
with sleeping EAR altIrh,,l, leaves Columbus
daily except SUNDAY, ~ 1.Wr b., arriving Ia
,ti,sg, ar 40 next morning. ByrJt,s cau ue Ss'-
rurtd iu advance al JuIuu Depot Ticket ONCE,
Columbus. t
PullmaI's drawing nom sleeping ears lhrHuRh
without rhau-v from St-uhvutillc amt hiuhi-
has "a Cincinnati, Louisville, lniiNi'i"iS ala"
81 Louis 49,.
FOR through tickets. LI,clgr ehrcas slcrpInR
car recommendation, d., apply o. J.aclh
R.iIryilI, Ticket Agent 40 tn-itdu'uc pcl~'t
t,,t al Eleventh stpvL ur gl tlty irhrt bU'e'
uutlt.r M.lur. House, Nhrt Ting
a. N. Caldwell. 1yutru Manager, '"lumhus'
a : N FrIlnu IT,. t,vurEtl Superintendent,
pitt.buu,h. Pa. ". l.. O. Brcu General Pa>,g"-
s,,.r ami Ticket Agent Columbus, u. u"il
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r. co.
ON and after Nov o. ISIS Passenger Trains
will leave a, iolluWs-NHr.i.ug time
EAsTBUUNp Trains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
PHYSICIANS CECoMMEND 1T.

DR. Thomas J. Bhoads, Boycrtown,
Rcrks county, Penn, writes: DIR.
Swayns's Compound syrup Of Wild
Cherry esteem very highly; have been
selling and recommending it to my pa
ticnts Tor many years, and it always
proves cflicacious in obstinate coughs,
bronchial and aSthmatcal affections. II
has made some remarkable cures in this
section, and consider it the best rem
cdy with which | am acquainted. Price,
trial size, - cents a bottle. Large Size,
II, or six bottles for 3. Prepared only
10y DR.. Swaync Il Son, Philadelphia
Sold by all leading druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
Asthma and pistressing Cough Cure d

NV mother was Il great sufferer from
Asthma, cough, could not sleep, her
symptoms became very alarming, short
breath, pains and oppression. DIR.
Swaync's Compound syrup at Wild
Cherry restored her Ia good health. III.
Never, grocer, Seventeenth and Carpcn-
Ter streets philalplphia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28

EvEEYsoDr Chsss VenAbIe's Red
Tag Navy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
|. SC l,IHl!.R & CO.,
SCribner's Monthly.
CONDUCTED BY J.G. HOLLAND
The Handsomest Illustrated Magazine /.
the World.
More than 20. 900 Monlhb.

Aud Il has a lansrr circulation IN iU,laaI
other American magazine, E,y uUmI-r ..
IAins about one hundpd aud hitN ,af,, e.
fum fity Ia seventy five original Nusl-..
lululllDus
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
Ayers Hair vigor,
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
IT'S sATr RAJ VITALITY AID COLOR

Advancing yean.
sickness. carr, dl>.D
Isintncat and here
dftsTy prdispgi.
tI0n. ell tam The
hair gray. and either
u them Incline u "
shssf pJemAtsrly.
A{sfs Hair yisof,
by bBIsz aud eIteb.
slte uss has Pfoy@
tia, u sioy> bs hi
iSG ~ tlls hair In
sasziiAsly ofisn 10
news the uogh
and slSsys suwiy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28

WHY is Bismarck like SrALDING's
GLUE? He sticks and holds on forever
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
Sozodont and Bismarck.

yEyABLE's Red Tag Navy is the best
chew in the world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28
River N eWs.

The marks at the wharf last evening
indicated Ii feet and rising.
The Ragon departed on time yester-
day morning for Parkersbug.
The Andes will he the Cincinnati
boat at 3 O'Clock this afternoon.
The Stockdale passed down last night
for Cincinnati.
The Emma Graham is due up to-day
Ell route for Pittsburgh.
The Nail City pulled the barge Harry
off the bank Yesterday.
The Abncr O'Neal will he the Pitts
hurgh packet this morning.
The Telegram will be found in port
this morning, and should the Courier
not be i'm on time To leave for Parkcrs-
burg. the Telegram will extend her trip.
The Courier was due up from Parkers-
burg LAST night, but had not arrived at
l. o'clock.
The GulIeyton, Capt. w. c. GufIey, is
harl aground at Padin's Island. She
came up L. Bcllairc, yesterday, and
loaded and returned To pull Oft her
harycs.
by Telegraph.
PITTSBURGH, January 25.-Riycr s feet
10 inches and falling. Weather cloudy
AMI mild.
CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 27.--Rivcr 33 ieet
AMI rising. Mild light rain. Arrived
Gait, Memphis,
MEMPHIS, January 27.-Rivcr risen
inches. Dcpartcd-Oirand Tower,
Cairo.
EVANSVILLE, January 27.-Riyer ris-
ing with - 2-l0 feet on the gauge. DE
parted-Laura Davis. Ligh rains.
VICKsBuRG, January -. - Light
shower hast night and warm and cloudy.
River rose Is iuches. DOwn-Chas.
Morgan. Arrived Red Wing.
LOUISVILLE, January 27.-Wcather
rainy. Arriyed-lIcnry Logan, Cincin-
matt. Decentralization Rule, New
Orleans. River II feet in the canal.
New ORLEANS, January 27.-No ar
rivals. Departcd-Thos. Sherlock, Gin
cinnati. Weather partly cloudy; Their
mOmCtCr -.
NASHVILLE, January 27.-Riycr falling
with ten feet on the shoals. Departed
Cooke, Evansville.
CAIRo, January -. Arrived oil
Valley, New Orleans; sam. Roberts,
New Orleans. Departed Lucy Cast
rrll, Natchcz; oil Valley, Ohio river.
River > irct 10 inches and falling, Rain
this afternoon; thermometer ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28

restOr,- ia esIof. when hsied 90 Frzy. u ssimu.
latss the ngtTitiTs Orzns ~ healthy sc;iysty1 snd
pstzsf1s- 18th the hair and " te4sty. thus
brsshy. zeal OF siekly hair i-s0nss Eia-~y,
yliabls ana sssrnztbsnrd ~b~i hair rrgross sffh
tEeiy sIpassiaf; l.Iltnx hair Il etsssked and
stabllshssf; thin hair thicksns and tssf Of gray
hAin rszuns their original color. il Otrfsiios
- sgrs srd Harmless. u eans dansiuh, hrzh
soli-uBier Nkleh oOni!ilOI.. diss.-es 81 The
sAip srs tmps.sible.
Assdre-.fIss tH l-dbs' hair. the yixof y prss.
81 ts iu IrAistnl sni as1sszbIs psnuns. ana
Ialnei i0r The oh lu.tre shA nehnsss 81 tDne u
ImE4ris. Payzredb b.
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Terms, 400 q year an advance IS 80
a nuIalnI

ihis IaIs.r, and ~ eli bs.otA ller as 49,
trrs Person. Wishlng W su''-fil~s '..rI
thu Publisher. sis,thi sfIir usHs I'-.
county. and state w full and .r1 .''
tABcs. ln Gb,sk. o.. - mOhey Grl'l 40 Ht-
letter. ~ ElBNfh =
1854 "a lIftassts - y .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28

To improve it, says the receipt, add
one quart OF rectitied spirits lmrun som
mon whisky To- every ten gallons. ~.
lie described "llustetters Filters,
the noted non-intoXicant tonic tor limp
Christians, who tippled lor "Iim"thy'S
sake as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-01-28

Thus We have little over ) gallons ol
tonic. oi which > gallons il bad whisky
and gallons water.
Is Ia coriialS for ladies use the
speaker made even more fearful
showing, which caused looks OF aston
i-hmcnt in the audience. The lecture
lasted iur an hour and u hall and was
listened tn with wupt attention. IT
was i'm every sense mastery rrPOS at
run rasr7,ity AMI it seemed to ast"und
the audience. After an outhurS! ui en-
thusiaStic applause
The New York herald., 1879-08-25
AVENGED HIS CHUM.

Fanny Hart, a comely young Jewess, resides at
No. 168 Forsyth street. Some time ago she kept the
company of young man who used unmanly means
persecute her. She invoked the protection Of the
law and her whilom lover was sent to Blackwells
Island for six months While there he met old chum
John johnson by naIne whose city residence is at
No. 76 Mulberry street. Johnson was undergoing
sentence Of eighteen months for having stabbed y
woman, and when he came to learn the cause OF his
friends misfortune he is said to have pledged him
self to lay the out who was the cause OF the
trouble. He recently released and his first
thought was to carry out his promise. Arming him.
with jackkniie he went in quest of the girl and
found her last night ut Elizabeth and Bayard
streets. He Immediately buried the blade OF his
knife in her neck close the left and then beat
a precipitate retreat, leaving his victim bathed in
blood and almost frightened to death. She was con-
vey ed to the Fourteenth precinct station where q
surgeon attended to her wound. The blade inflicted
an ugly aud dangerous cash. Her assalant was ar
sfad
The New York herald., 1879-08-25
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER HUDSON at New Orleans 2sd from New York.
81 the S ,s IN With the ssSr catSe Berry ro
has been lowed to Charleston as before repored
SHIP SOUTHERN RrcHrs, from Liverpool for New York
10 TIP we're saved by British steamer Roy.
Welsh, from Baltimore and taken to Dieppe.
BARK BESSIE WIrrIcH, Sheehan. from Mobile via Key
West for Liverpool laden with lumber arrived at Qasrsn.
" tie s S Ss
feet Of in her hold was picked up on the 22d inst of
Macn and the
Hamilton sailing up. The captain is reported ILL.,
o% s~ SsSssd s T.
was owned NB and valued at $4,000 light
scmR 7 w II WHITE. Smith. at Norfolk 22d from New
York, lost sails In the storm Of the 18th.
scnR HENRY SUTTON. Manson. at New Haven 2Sd from
Baltimore. lost jbboom and foretopmsst.
ScHR BARBARA LArIxER (Br). Bonnell, from Arecibo
fpr - put into st Thomas Aug 9 In DISTRESS
scHR A Dnuny at B9.ton 2ld from Philadelphia, re-
Which lasted 10 hours and lost boat mainsaii and b and
split foresa.
scnR BRITAIN Mason at Woods Hole 22d from Bos.
ton in going up the jib Rail
way Ledge pulled OF without damage by steamer
scnR J HAvxss Haliock at Greenport, L. 18th inst
reports, off Ben's Point carried away msinmsst. which
mainsa overheard where II washed to pieces,
scmn Lonrrro FISH, at Boston 22d from Union Island
Seering TO NV. during which ioressii and boat
na. s,s rs% ed iSs
lost and b with cSems and sas and everything
started steui and received other damage.
seaRJ wvAxsAxAS sharp. at Bath Aug 22. from Phil:
adelphis reports Aug a. ran ashore on Handkerchief
Shosl hu0y having been carried away aud ghtship
bsng soms two miles westward Of her proper position
siaicnsnt. The vsnnaman remained on the shoal Ave
s sels vent ashore on this shosl about same time
PILOT Boar MARY CArHARrSx. No Q. reports. Aug D.
some clothing on e. apparently long in the
PILor Boar Z Y WILLIAMS No - reports:-Aug 10: lat
sail on port tack. wind SW by w, barometer 30, was
struck by heavy sea, throwing the boat her beam
ends half filling her savng both yswls pieces carrying
away foresal and mains the latter being fured
the boom torn rtbbons carried away port bull
wsrks and cockpit and washed overheard Oscar
Rumbler, the boatk eeper who dro~ned.
GnKxspvRf Ii, Aug 23-The hulk Of wrecked schr
Henry Crosksy Spindle Rock Orient Point went
to pieces IN the gale Of the 18th.
Schr Jacob Es (of Orient, IL tons), Capt Hubbard
In gale night OF ne isth dragged Long Beach,
Orient and went high up.
NonroLx. Aug 22-rhe schr L B Onslow. which was
driven ashore In the storm Of the lsth gotten on aud
carried down Graves shpyard this morning, whore she
will be repaired
The Baker wrccking steamer Resolute ways
Graves shipyard this morning for repairs to damage
in the late
The New York herald., 1879-08-25
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUG. "a, 1879.
ARRIVALS.

REPoRTED THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wHITEsToSE TELEGRAPH LINE
US steamer Powhatan, Commander Brown. Pensacola 8
Steamer Britannia tI,r Perry Liverpool Aug IA and
Queenstown 18TH with mdse and passengers TO Cor
Steamer Altmorc (Br. Watson, Liverpool u days In
ballast to Seagcr Had fine weather; date. lat SO
30 spoke bark Carpasian (of Greenock bound
"; no date &c ship Eliza Everett tof Yarmouth, NS
Kinm from Avon mouth for Delaware Breakwater.
Steamer Utopia tBr). Mcktchio, London Aug .. via
Halifax I'D with mdse and 122 passengers to Henderson
steamer FoscmIia tBr Salmon. Newcastle IA davs In
ballast, to Funch, Edge Co
via philadelphia Aug 23 In ballast to Funch, Edge Co
Steamer Bessaraba tBr. Jago. Malta via GibraltarAug
81, in ballast 20 Seager. .
steamer Acapulco. ShMckford Aspinwall Aug 10, with
ndss and passenge the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Steamer Bermuda tBr Wilson. Berniuda Aug ~, with
mdsc aud passengers to A Outerbrdge 20
Steamer Arkansas, Henry, Galveston Is days. with mdse
steamer Carondeiet Burrows Galveston days. with
mdse and 10 passengers II Mallory n Co.
steamer Wyanoke. Couch Richmond City Point aud
Norfolk with mdsc the Uld Dominion Steamship Co.
steamer iateras, stevens, Norfolk with mdse to the
Old Dominion Steamship Go. - .
June ~. In ballast TO Bowring Archibald. IIas lost
foreroy alnast.
snp scob irumpy Nop. svanoe. London A. dsys with
23 10 miles of Fire Island spoke ship Robertson tof
Yarmouth, NSj sutton. from havre Tor baltimore.
Bark azelhurst tof Annapolis Ns) Goudcy Hong Kong
Parker Co. Had light airs calms aud adverse eur.
rents down the China Sea passed AMER May " had
ssE trades through the indian Ocean passed the
heavy NV gales; tooK the sE traues In lat 2s Ion ~
passed 80 Helena July 49, and crossed tho Equator July
~ IN lon 81 lost the 81 trades In lat - Ion 70 had
thence moderate ENE trades TO ls 30 Ion U6 thence TO
port very light battling wnds Aug IL was In lat so Ion
The New York herald., 1879-08-25
FLED FROM HER HUSBAND.

A woman wearing linen wrapper entered the
Seventeenth precinct station house last night
and asked Sergeant Little for nights lodging. At
first she refused to speak on the subject Of her
identity but afterward said she was Mrs. Nc
Clennan. the wife of Professor Allen N. Nc
Clennan. proprietor Of the museum at No. 81
Bowery. She had some trouble with her husband
and did not wish to return home. Officer Schenk,
who was post the Bowery, reached
the station house fifteen minutes later.
While on patrol at about ten O'Clock he
had heard cries of ''Thieves!" "Police!" in
Second street. and found crowd congregated ut the
door of No. IT, He opened the door. and IN the
hallway found Professor McClennan who said he had
entered the house in pursuit OF his WIFE, whom he
had enter with man minute or two before.
The pair during the excitement over the capture
of McCiennan, the supposed burglar. succeeded in
escaping. The Professor, however, stated that he
had recognized his wife's companion q Russian
whom he had employed pedestrian at his mu-
scum some time ago. Officer Schenks report told
the whole story, and when Mrs. McClennsn was
spoken to she did not deny 1t. Her husband subse-
quently called at the station house to explain the
circumstances of the affair to the Sergeant. While
he was relating his adventure, his wife. who had
been seated in one Of the rear rooms. recog
nized his voice and came to the door. McCleu-
nan rushed at her. but the Sergeant prevented
him from injuring her. The meeting was a stormy
one McClennan declared that his wife ran away
from him some ago with $4,000. On her return to
the city he had traced her from place to place. He
refused to take her home, and she remained over
night at the station house.