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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21

LrAruER--Soo-. Onk No. l, Al; do. No. 9
81 Ilcmlock No. l. 30; do, No, ., 81,
Good damaged 30 cents per pound, Upper
French calf Sl.OO@2 90, do. kps, SIPS
per pound; American calf Sl1lGGl "a;
do. No. ., 0ocG9Sl 90; do, kps, S5@Sl 90;
do. No.. j@S5c. Wax Upper-per foot
25c. Harness Leather-Oak No. ], 43; do
No, Q, Al; Hemlock No. |, Al; do. No 3, 80
stirting, fair No. |, 40; No. 2. d5c. per
pound,
CoLLARs-Duck, per dozen, S550(1O 90;
split and kip, $lo0O(@ll.0O; fell kip, $500
@l4.0O.
CnANs--Gi feet, 55d6Oc per pair
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21
Conf and wood.

CoAL-We quote Indian Nation so so per
ton delivered or free on board, Coke 30 cents
per barrel of ono hundred pounds.
WooD.-Oak, per cord, ~ I5aS3; pine,
So 20, delivered.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-21
CoHees and Teas.

CoFrEE,-Rio, common, al to l5l ordi-
nary, l53 to lot; fair Ia TO 1Sl good
1871 to 1871 prime, 49, to lsl; choice, 10
to 20; Laguayrs, l6l to 10; Java, 2S
to 30.
AS Imperial, from As to 65c per pound
Young Tyson, 8S TO AZ; Oolong, so to 10;
Japan dust 20 to 25c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
GAINED.
T.sund>ial sresay HIS I'm
,loves 10 JS&Saa11aAdams.

DIOyoo 70
TIE friends Of Mr. Jamss-A cAdams
.sssa. hlsd In foree, last night q his -,
Ssncs SSSixtaSnth street, aud tsndesro
S;m = cenuinf surprise. He had ~,
tired for the evening" and wssawaksnsd
by the sound OF music. Starpng up ne
found his employees sssembled, Win nu'
msrous other gentlemen, and accom-
panied by a full string band. he vas
Invited into bis own parior, whers
he was confronted BY james H.
Cowdep, Esq, who delivered q "touch.
ing address, referring TO the pleasant
relations existing betW cen Nj. McAdams
and his force and ended By p~resentinR
him, on their behalf. with q handsome
sold mounted ebony walking stick. T.
Mr.. McAdsms vas completely taken
nv surprise-not one Of these tame sur.
prises, where the beneficiary all
and assumed much, but Q genuine sur.
prise. lie was actually staggered, but
be quickly recovered aud his council.
manic experience coming %
thu rescue, he delivered
,nost appropriate response, Dr'ehy
thanking his friends for the KIND ex'
pression and for the magnihcent pres
ant. The q q was inscribed: IRE
ssnted to James McAdams by his EN-
phyes, May IL, 1880"
Mrs McAdams' had been taken into
the secret, and at the proper time the
vuests were invited out to tho dining.
room, where q b~ounteous repsst VAS
spread. The meal VAS ~enlivened by
pleasant discussion and merry repartee,
and full justice was done the least OF
good things. Upon returning TO the
parlor the piano was opened. aud with
one OF Mr.. Ms daughters at the
kew board, the company gave itself TO
singing. About midnight the guests
dispersed, alter expressing the wish
that Mr.. McAdams might live unni no
wore the stick out .
Mr.. James McAdams WAS born ~
Belfast, county Antrim, Ireland, In the
a 1871, emigrating Ia this country IN
~, and coming straight to Wheeling,
In 1850 he engaged IN business, which
he has since successfully pursued, lie
has been quite prominent In city AFFAIRS,
has been three times elected u member
OF the Second Branch OF Council and II
now serving his second term in The
First.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
EQUINE EPIDEMIC.
The Probable Cause and the
Remedy.

hellcuNs
From the singular mortality at pres.
ent prevalent among horses, 10 would
ssem An epidemic Was raging
From various sections Of the city aud
from the country come reports OF sud.
den deaths Of valuable animals, and the
rod morton examinations have Iuvaria.
bly, revealed one fact, viz: The sIomachs
have been destroyed, eaten away, as u
were. Over in Manchester u valuable
draught horsc h~clungIng To- +. IT, hin
herly took sick aud death quick
Is ensued. AS Il vas the third
which hal died IN two days IA
hat section, 70 VAS opened aud carefully
examined Nearly every trace at the
stomach had disappeared aud the last
food which had been eaten was lying,
an uudsgrstcd mass, la the cavity ui the
abdomen.
A gentleman Of some experience Ia
the care a., horses, attributes thIS opt
dlm cto he corn He says that IN the
>lik eud ga lhe cob Ol last seasons corn.
will br found, in many eases, u whltc
worm, from quarter To hall an inch IN
length. This end IT the corn Is usually
sweet, aud on that account .
eagerly deyoured by horses. The worm,
whea ia the stomach, picrrcS the coat
ings and o kills the animal. Ii this
be the case the trouble NAV easily he
remedied. With little trouble the silk
rnd OF the cobs MA be- removed aud
the worms destroyed. Where u horse
has suffered from this worm, u little
hickory ashes. say a tablespoonful, once
= week, mixed with the feed, will Kill
the worln aud swecten tina stomach.
The ashes may readily be- procured FROM
any baker. aud the economy OF the rem-
ely wiz warrant the experiment..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
POINTS
Pertinent Sayings and Doings

J, Harvey Leighton, n former resident
OF the Eighth ward, and cx manager OF
the Eagle GlaSs Works at Keota, Iowa
is paying u brief visit to friends in the
city
Mr.. VI Gclink, Of the DcttSchs Hitumg,
returned last evening iron an extended
business trip out the ruscarawas Valley
railroad
Mg., Mason clayton the celebrated
Temperance lecturer, ot Hartford, CT,
is now in the city, stopping at Mrs
Anderson's. Mrs. Mason is u niece oJ
pr. Lowell Mason, the eminent music
composer, aud represents two promi
nent Eastern journals. ~ will remain
aud give several Of her lectures In the
near future.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15

x.s,ssa suSsrdnse tos4 9; Do estrs
"a S6at: DO family 8aS0e so
Wheat-Wsssra strong; No. 2 wes.
Nav 81 SiGis ii: seller June 81 sSiS
/ a5a; ssller July 81 1891 ~; seller
iusuut 81 i0lSl, l0i; seller September
ii f0tSi l0t. Oorn-w Western nsslec..
ed: WESTERN mixed, spot, Slt6SlSc;
seller Nav 5oiSklSc; seller June <sf6
49c; seller July &etc; steamer 4ele. bid.
Oats-Lower; western white ASSt5c;
DO. mixed 4l@42c; Pennsylvsnia asa
~. Rye-Qulet at 90. Hay-Nrm
nrime TO CHOKE Pennsylvania $i7 0os
10 al. Proyisons-Firm. Mess Pork
A. Sll p50il rs. Bulk MeAts:- Loose
shoullers, 4)c; clear rib sides, &c; DO
hacked Sale. Bacon-Shoulders Sic
Clear RIB sIdes 7ic. Hams-At $40 500
IL 90. Lard-At &c. Butter-Lower
prime to choice western packed lGslS
Evrs-Firm at lN. Petroleum CruL.
nominal; refnM 7ic. Codee-Ssas A..
Rio cargoes, ordinary to priras lSta
i6lc. Susar-Steady; A soA Oh.
Whisky Firm at 81 lot.
New Orleans.
Nxw OEkASa, May l&-Cofiee -
Dull; Rio carsoes, ordinary 70. prime,
lS@i5jc. sugar Quiet; common I.
good common 6tS7fc; lair . fully fNs
Sta7ic; pvime TO choice 7}S9tc; ys
low clarified Sic. Molassss- Dull anu
marke, bars Of all grades, except VI in
ferior aud common common III. Rice
In good demand; Louisiana csiinary
10 choice 5ta7lc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
Tho Peanut Trade.

" hilr all the different trades have re-
eriy,si their due share 81 attention at
the hands ai the press, comparatively
little has been said, aud little /, known
about this growing branch ot general
merchandise. Strange To SAY, the sons
ni Italy have this business almost en-
tiryly tn themselves la q conversation
with Signor Louis Mogasinia, al his cle-
CANT store rooms, Curner oi Market aud
Twelfth streets, carried ON entirely in
the Italian Language, lin which our local
is prohcicnt,l We we're informed that no
rctailS not less than ten bushels ol these
nutritious little nuts weekly. Consider
ing that there arr some halt u dozen
stands NJ the different street corners,
aud all the COntrCilOnerieS aud u great
many growers sell them, it makes quite u
bir item in the mercantile TRANSACTIONS
ui our city. amounting in the aggregate
tn not less than from seventy five 10 one
hundred bushels weekly. Slgnor No.
gasinia further informs Our local that the
nakrNlncSs ot all these dealers, Italian.
German, American, u whatever nation
ality they represent, is satisfactorily coy.
rred by Gundling. Who takes a deep in.
teresl IA the comfort aud happiness ol
all nations
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
BRIpoEpoRT.
n y, Track nxteneion- Personal nosss-
Return Of Missine Property

n ". Track nxteueion- Personal nosss-
Return Of Missins Property
The 7. v. track was laid on the trssils
work beyond the G. & p. crossing ~ hr
down rs the glass house.
The new glass furnace u nearly CON-
pletej aud the roof Is going on.
There was an embryo IRE In the house
occupied by David Gray, near the !. '.
railroad office, about noon yesterday, !.
was soon suppressed, however, BY the
railroad men.
The baske, OF butter mentioned yes
teriay morning ss disappearing mys'
teriously from tho 7. V. depot Was
brought back Yesterday by a man from
Ritchietown, who had taken 1t by mis-
take.
Our fellow citizen, Seymour Dunlevy,
expects to 90 on the road for the Union
Glass Manufacturing Company oil Bel
laire as soon as they begin making glass
The bottle works that occupy q part
OF the old Koehnlino property, near
Etnayiile. are nearly ready Tor opera
tons. :,
There is an ugly break In the plank
crossing over the gutter on South Huron
street, Island, near the street car stables.
Il might involve q suit for damages M
less promptly repaired.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
sIDEwALK SCRAPS.
loon weather Cor dancing.

Coon weather Tor dancing.
MrsIcIPAI Court meets On Monday.
Tux Sc Lawrence excursion viii
cave tie y hs!test ave sAesosk, prnpi
tvs a~enn-San,lsy Female Minstsk
are booked tor the Opera House on the
18th inst
ssvEkAl % our sltisedss are going 10
take in the excursion to Pittsburgh, on
the Pewiky, this morning,
Tvs Reymsnu Brewing Company are
Snlanging and adding Improvements 10
their otiee IN Manchester.
BEsIDEs q few lawyers arguing de-
mursrs ia the Court hoase, yesterday
nothing Gas done 10 that estabhshmenIS
Ar parket Hall, Rev 5. b Bsrnits,
q. W. Bays aud others will DO present
and address the meeting tomorrow Ut
~. n.
A LrrrLs four year old son OF Mr.. AL.
bert Drum, Of the Eighth ward, under
took 10 slide down the bAnlsters yester'
dAy, aud fell. hurting himself rather
badly.
TuERE vas some excitement In North
Wheeling about Z O'Clock last evening,
caused by the burning Ut chimney OF
a house situated la Alley Three aud
occupied by Andrew Kline. No dam
age Vas done.
OS THURSDAY morRing We published
a briel item stating that Il vas 'rumored
Allie Freesc had been arrested Ia Co
lumbuS Mr.. HAMILTON. his uncle, says
there is no truth in it, and " Q make he
assertion on his authority.
TuE Circuit Court met yesterday and
Leard the conclusion OF the arguments
to demuTrersi In the case OF the state ".
| Gems administrator. Counsel also
commenced arguing demurreTs IN tho
case Of Todd 4 Smith vs.. Gates. Court
adjourned until Monday.
A TEMPERANCE meeting under the
auspices oi the Ladies' Temperance
Band, OF this city, viii be- held az GUS
Hall. corner OF Market and Twelfth
streets, ON SUNDAY afternoon at $50
O'Clock, To which all who are friendly
to the cause OF temperance Is invited.
Tux Masonic fraternity IN West Var
GINA il warned against u man calling
himself X W. Ford and protesting To
hail irom Inyo Lodge No. 23l. at inde-
pendeue. Iuyo county, California. lie
IS about sixty years OF age, and Is
slightly lame. he put IN al appearance
at Martinsbuug last "Wednesday and re-
ceiyed the ''grapd bounce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
nelectiYo AKoloI.

Secretary OF State BRADY Yesterday is
sued u certificate 10 a corporation
known as The Eureka detective
Agency Tor the purpose Of detecting,
RTres,ing and bringing To justice per.
sons who offend against the laws OF any
State, or the United States, or n one
suspected of crime, aud this corporation
Is to have It's headquarters at Charles
ton. and expires on the oh day oi July,
1855. Five hundred dollars has been
subscribed To- the capital stock, Of which
hity dollars has been paid In, and
tue privilege extended To increase Il Q
capital 81 five thousand dollars by sale
OF additional shares, which are held at
I've dollars each. The following seutle-
pen arr the lGcurPorslors And stock.
holders:
Ali W. Burnett, Charleston: W. A,
Wilson, Charleston; ] C. Montgomery.
Cannetton; Joe Plymale, Wayne &.
IL James w, Dull, Gslhpolis: NJ. W.
Williams, GsllipOlis; A. G. SLagg, Park
esbug; L. C. Green, St Marys; W. E
Hernden, Hurricane, aud Z. I. Hughes,
Winfield.
Az OF these gentlemen hald ten shares
each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15

Although the time Tor the long sum
mer variation Is last a~ppuoach'nI' tRe
lindsley Literary Society still keep up
their interest and continue To- hold vel
attended meetings. Yesterday AFTER
noon the society wAs called 10 order at
the REGULAR hour and listened with
pleasure TO DESTINATIONS delivered oY
the following gentlemen; Alex. laugh
lin, Jr., GoopSe Leighton, Harry Smith,
Lewis Baker, Jr., Levi CaSSell and jean
McCourtncy. In the estimation oa the
Judges, MIR. Leighton's defamation Nss
the best
MesSia. Harry fRnEheim, Eugene
Hldreth, Orlof Zane, Albert fran1helm
and George Rolf gave very creditaese
essays, Nc, George Rolls being decide'i
a. the best
After the performances an election OF
officers ensned, With the following 10
sult: President George Leighton; Vice
PrrsidenL Charles OH Secrrtary, har
IN FranEheim. CIitic, Charlie List
There were several visitors present
amonr them Mr.. Bob Hearn, formerly
Of the society, but o In business IN
Kansas City.
The Society, i Is understood, wiz eve
an entertainment In June.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
An Early Convention Beat

~
WHEElISG, May 18th,
The Democrats OF hi. city and cOun'
~ very generally endorse the action OF
the County Committee, IN calling an
carly convention for the nomination OF
county otircrS The tNO National con.
yenti0ns will both be held IN June aud
the Presidential tickets Will he IA the
Reld. The Republicans also hQtd their
state Convention in June Tor the noml-
nation VI state ticket, and the cam-
paisu will he FULLY opened Why
should the Democracy Ut Ohio
county be laNganisG The candidates
arr ali in the ieti engaged in trying to
heat zach other; Why delay the conycn.
ton until the sorcs between the friends
ut uvsl candidates become further IN.
famedP
Mr.. Chairman iiaadian acIei Tor the
COOL OF the party, vbethcT be acied As
a cOmmitteemAn OF a. y candidate; and
80 did the whole committee. aud know
the party fully sustainS its action. |
trust that 40 Que supposes iOr amoment
that tie committee j. weak aud foolish
enough b. be scirei into n change oi
position. We don't wGat q repetition oi
the soh nonsenSs Of the pogicr Smith
campaign. ~ NJ. Handlan has not the
nerve ~ stand by his present sction. he
hasn't the nerve to make q representa-.
tive sheriff
The Ohio County Democratic pri.
marics will be held on the lsth Of jane
and the County Convention ca the l4lh.
Don't any al You Iorgei that
pgsocRAr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
Oh for Europe

Mr.. Geonse Eliot, Mr.. James Emblem,
VIZ. bohn Emblem aud Mrs MSggie
kur,x purchased tickets at Mr.. John
Bailic's Union Railroad aud Steamship
Ticket Office, and left Yesterday ior New
York 10 take paSsagr ON the steamer
Germania, of the White Star Lane,
which sails today. Also Mr.. Joseph
Davis aud David Williams, II Martins
Ferry, purchased tickets as above and
left yesterday ior Philadelphia, Ia take
passage on the steamer British Empire
Tor Europe, sailing to-day. Mr.. John
Hughes, MrS Emma Hashes and John
FORREST % Benwood, were also fitted out
by Mr.. Baltic aud leit yesterday 10 take
passage TO-DAY on the sne steamer Tor
Europe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
MARTINS FERRY
hiners' Reduction Knights OF Labo
Oty Matter,

hinsr' Reduction 80 X knights OF Labor
Oty kstters
There viii be q bush meeting In Wal.
nut Grove next Sabbath, uuder the IN.
rection Of the A. NJ. l. Church.
]. VI. Little 10 Al Chillicothe this week
attending the Grand Lodge o. Odd Eel.
lows
The members Of the order Of Knights
OF Labor will hold q festival 10 CONNER.
cial Hall on Friday AID SATURDAY, nights
May 2ls aud cd. THIS lodge has only
recently been iuausuratei. but seems -
be growing rapidly ia numberA
The miners At Rsiney's coal works
have been notified OF a reduction OF 10
per cent on the ton alter the 18th Of this
month, uokin mining IS Instead Of Is
cents.
Oar Council has a last condaded that
the tosu eannot do without q etre~t
Commissioner, and has passed an ori,-
nance erestiug the ofBoe and viii call an
election shortly % ha The oSkcs.
The average bow 10 looking iorysrd 10
The coming Of Rohiason's circus and The
e.ose d school
A substantial fence n being built
around WALNUT Grove. and When this l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
Cheap Excursion

The T., q. Il st. l.. Rsuvay siii sell
excursion tickets 10 Rtisbnrsh Saiur.
day, Nav 10th. Goins. the tickets will
be good on all trains Saturday. Re,urn.
ms. will be good on trains leaving Pits.
burgh Saturday evening and Sunday at
s:3DA. NJ, arriving in Wheeling at ii 40
4. ~, and by a SPECIAL train leaving
Pittsburgh Sun lay night at d 30, army
ing IN Wheeling about 2 4. NJ, aud on
the regular trains OF Monday. Fare,
81 30 for the round trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15

VIZ would call the attention OF our
citizens 10 the Gvs, Sale Of OH Paint.
lngs, to he sold Ai q store Ia Horubrook's
Biock, Main street, on May 20. This
hne collection will be open and on eIhi.
bliion the 18th inst. All those in want
OF Zine Paintings, this isa rare oppos-
suniiy 20 buy real gems at your own
prices. They are iron the best artists
and genuine Gold Frames. Our towns
man, J. G. Hervey. vilI hold this sale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15

Is clipped from the columns OF the
JouralEG uTter. New Haven, Conn tbs
following endorsement: GRATITUDE "a a
character, strong, earnest and 'mPe'a'
a il daily, in person AMI BY 'e''er'
being layished upon II. III. Warner X
Go. ior the introduction ri aud the mas
iny so extensively knONn,t their Sondrr'
ful cures. named as Warmers Sale KEN
edies'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15

done n will be one Of the grandest
places for picnics In the country.
McCord a Son end Rh sweeney
VIII soon havs their first brick si'ns
To-day IS pay aAy st RaiAsy's coal
Joseph Modill, Esq, has retired from
the irn OF Mednl q Exley,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
Sale of Lots

The sale OF Belleview lots Was post
poncd from the 10th Of March to the
10th Of May, on which day the sale will
commence at | O'clock T.. ". This is the
most desirable property IN the county
offered for sale, aud will Ice sold With.
out reserve, Terms 10 suit purchasers.
VIM. II. Halter, auctioneer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
wa,ihcr lndieanonA

wAsnlNGroN, May Is, lA.N.-For the
Tennessee aud Ohio Valley. northeast
to southeast winds, stationary OF rlsirg
inllo Eed In western portions by ihiilnG
barometer, slightly warmer, az parity
cloudy weather.
For the Lower Lakes, stationary
followed by FALLING barometer, warmer
southeast winds. aud increasing cloudi-
npsS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
OIL MEN COMBINING.
The Producers or Crude PeerO
ieum Organising to Wress st.s
! Ss~alol Of Their Bastness IN III
the MSAepOlisls.

the MsAepolisls.
TursyiLis, IA, May IA yer , Inn.
portap, nsvvem,n nj having Tor is uLjec
the nnifieation ot ttn Interests yf In
pIissipal oil prolucen In ihis region
hss taken permanent shape ia the os.
sahiiAtion VI a secret society al the a
ties 10 interest. Tho ASSOCIATION win h.
mary respects be similar Ia the order a
Free Masons. Nearly all the pre mipeut
operators who held positions In the Pro.
duceps Council have been elected 10 liks
20 aiions in the new arder. Members
vi ! be reviewed by bslio4 only, and upou
ths payment OF nj initiation L.. OF SiO0
the entrance Ices aud yearly sub-
scnpuons will create 4 fund that viii
bs available u any time Tor practical
purposes, and the object Of the orsnuL
nation 10 10 be- the mutual interest a
such producers a. belong 70 Il; the al.
sanocment oi petroleum a. q CONNIE.
ciai commodity In the insrkess oi IT,
sor'd, and attention 10 all other soat.uS
ct grievances on the part OF thoeo ~
oo''re The hungry consumss By pfvdA1
ing We crude article. Regular sssutAk
meeiinn viii In heid In fSsusyiis. ~
next one, which 10 ior the psrl~iiSa,s
the organization and uonarussusa,
ofhcers how elected, 70 take plscsasa
second Tuesday In June.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
WOOL.
Il'hliadelphia.

PuuAnKlruiA, May M Wss'-
Veal, Ohio, rcnnsyi1pia audi WsG
Virginia AN an1 above h0s5ik; ns.
dunn bBS co.; coatsr a.; \ ", MnuhS
ssn, hdiapa ami W~t torn ins 4st95k.
medium BOA 10 coarse joc. ~ashAig,
comblpp aud s,siaiuu 5O(aGSo. uai vash.
OIL SSTaiSp, Cauwla comb,ss ani wsSheI
s0ab2se. tab washed 5SlS60s, pullSi
45(a,bssg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
rHE dAlLEY SLAVE


On Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Barley Campbelfs LATEST aud greatest
triumph, the "6alley Slave will Toe
produced and will have, WI doubt not
a rousing reception. THE " \. Hn'it
says:
The fact that three Of Campbells PLAYS
are now face Co iaue with New York
audiences Is asignideant one, aud carries
. lesson 10 the Rdapters OF French trash,
me s~tealers OF French merit and the ap-
Perpetrators OF German Wit, Years are
not yet passed since the best and most
euterprising Of our managers secuted
the idea J OF an American
authsr aud an American play. IL seems
10 have been reserved Tor Campbell 10
reverse all this. Within the year he
has scooed three successes-"rhe Gal
ley Slave" "My Partner" and Fair
tax" The irst Is on the boards Of Hay-
erN's Lyceum; the second, after a great
success here, la the attraction In the
Brooklyn Theatre; and the third, hay.
ing received the approbatiye seal Ut
Boston, will be presented Tomorrow
night ia Abbey's Park Theatre.
Those wishing choice seats must call
early at Lucas music store, rs the seats
arc living Oft very rapidly.
soiREE MUSICALE.
The pupils ct Mrs. NJ. T. Whitaker,
the accomplished teacher, ol this city.
Tchearsed, the other evening, a pro-
IN which would have been per
formed last evening In public had she
not been called away To attend the iu'
neral Of a dccrascd relative. The pro-
~ SAID To- be a very finc one,
aud, from the arrav oi names OF tho per
Formers, there can be no doubt the oc.
Casion would have been IN interesting
one. aud Ne pgret that II could not be-
carried out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-05-15
RIVER lNTEIillGENCE.

The river iell about two inches Thurs
day night. but remained at I feet 10
inches all day Yesterday according to the
gauge. Business very duli, weather
cooler.
The st. Lawrence arrived about . :.
N. with u light trip, and will depart THIS
evening at D o'clock promptly with, a
large number Of ercurs'onisis To Cincin'
natl.
The Ratchclor Is thus mornings PacS,
for Pittsburgh, ana the ihurnM wiz
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"Doea Ita Work."

pSsr, GREEs Co.. Pa, July, ISIS.
L.aughln Bros. 4 Co.,
Gssrs-iour Worm syrst. gives un'
usual satisfaction. Wh,kSI Is eiToctuaI
aud loes It's work we'll S.y child may
take 1t from its pleSs.a iaste. II is Oh,
most popular medtsins I sill.
\. IL AGAnlRy. Merchant
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DRY 0oOuh
New Yotk.

New YoRx. lsay Id un, Good,-
Package trade n sill luisi. Cotton
goods in light drmand, ani agents
prices unchanged. Rims dull In t'u
hands. Ginghams CLOSELY sold up and
6rm. Lawns and wi1s prints Ia hair
requs, and steady. Mems woolens
quick but leading msaes steadily held.
Foreign goods IN light demand.