davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-11-17

Tho following grain WIS Inspected n'n stnre
III lhls city yesterday morning: car willie Win
ter wheHt, cnr No. q. to, ~ cnrs rcd, 70 ours
M. i winter. c,lra rcjectot, .0s cnrs Mo-
spring. ~ Gurs No.:i do, u cnrs rejected. chts
uD Crude ci5l wilcnt. Of which IL arc wnter' 1H}
ears and GAM hu No. corn, cnr yrow, h7 curs
high nstxct', III carr rc1cctcd GIL coru: !: ours
w.atte 0nts, q r,lrs M. : 1Dixcsl ~ cars re-
jcctctl; cur nc prnde tDt oats): cars Nh. !ryc.
3cnrs rcJceto'l; II cnrs No. hurley, ~ cars No.
y do, IL cars No. ! do, cnT No. + sl0 10 lsar-
tey). Tutul t17p carsl, :s|5.ttN In. Inspected
ont: 1,lsd bn wheat, ;0.ls7 bl corn, 1p,1id bl
oats, szt l,t rye, 3::,s0 bu barley.
Tho leading pvnlllce markcts were ncttYn ycs-
tcrlay. ami t,iusIy weak. This fnrt in Fruln was
possibly duo to tsno weather, AMI III provisions
to lnrEn receipts nF hogs. The fdrGign mnrktts
were reported stronger on brtntlstlitfa, nNl orr
grain receipts w..rc smncr, 50 Tint there wcr0
no '1,ews" rcnsnns fnr weakness. HIT tho nc-
easton WIS thought to bo II Eos'l one for selling
wsient and corh md oHta tnpcrctni In sympathy.
lsyc mid hurley were str0nHGr. Pork rrth!l1ots
were In thnt u,icrrtntn condition "Acre stunt,
folks ttn,tyht they wern benrc'i. and others sup
posed tim downward tendency TO be mt
,,rnl weakuces. 1t was proba,'ly in sytt-
patl,y with wheat; tho support Of tho
provision mNrket for s1snrnl days 1'.ist
has chloity como from tho wheat men.
Mess pork coscd 10o lower, nt St" "thl1a.f73i for
NoNetlu'F' h''' S'".-1.ap"n.,' ~ .'""!"t'' .."
c'eee., ~ "s'."t IVY ~ '''.''.",
aa lsr '"'s. Hno't tt'.s ''''1. ',''.''
~ ~ 'te'o"s "r ,a"ts, 'ptnk "'rt y, ~. .1'se'. w.
Jnnunry. Red winter clnsed quiet ut al.0a.iGh
Luz. CoF' closeu ~ !u"et. ~ *"s'u 4os
l!ecenpeF+ "I'a s.sao VI" ~ '"u".9, ~, ,," v"'s
etsea c"s"F y! "''4u 1s 'oce1''out' ''',s ':fu ~.
LOT ."n"hF'. nst "hs htes' o''snx ~ o'o ~. ~
1a'ttafS.Ana MIG e'Ish' t'n'les Wis "t'et" ~ ~
cash nr neeenipet' It,9s "cIe n''' c"ts' "us
eloSea "eaN III st'bpt1.."a tat'e "oAo "e'No
anu llfih WIN sasc' III sa.oVtt"~.
Thu ars-Rooas ''"rket tresehte'' ho new 'na'-
nfcs. Ihe5e "as "''''sns1hll".' "'a''noht w
st.pc aila atasoh1o4o 9"o''s. hh" "shs-as-
tn'nea set OF ffaecs' fasHe''nms u''u s'tt-
1ngs showing spcc1ai stFel'E1h' 9he R!oeerS
market "'s Iilr'y tiiu "R"'" s'i1,' h'es''
No eha'lses OF 'urpf'ahee "eFo Me.e'oieu III
tho tnArket TOR dHry prt"ucts' lEiltleF c"',tlh-
hci 1asrly nctiFe aao hft'a' WINS chceso "aS
ngAlh 'lnntca d1al ttinaxh WIN Ane EuHl" hhu"'
Ing tris'o moro "l hfttlhcsa' 1he "eh'an" !nF
dried fFt,ts WIS or Il 'tlHr1l! cturaetcr' att! hs1o
from, M'sl1'a. ~lIoh continued III SNOW ''ee1'h-
Ing tendency, tho general tonnr u prsccs "as
stcal!y. Fish wrre tirni nn1 falriy aettvc.
fur movement IN OILS WIS hbttdl ~ Hnsl'llha'l
prices.
LhMbcr was steady. The saios OF tue yhr1
firms cuntinuG lHrKc for tho tirl0 II year, aud Il
Kuotl tlenl Of lumber Ia moving mt Oh old con.
lraots. Cargo rricos Wcro unchanged. Tho Vt
fcrnya sHd reAtl!y. stnnlwArb n.ld Inctals wero
steady, Nails nro Irregular, usd c''tslnio., lron u
, 1880-11-17

tl'sIncss III Governments u chIcnSo was luet
ihere wins an hdfafce IN Dlstrlct or Colhslitia
mil tue ss. district OF Coll'1hbll 'ha's were wv
and looss; tho un!ted States 1s were lux atd
Mia; inc tas' ny aisd il:::; tic rs, lol!i and
5ala ana me u.s. lo4A nna iot"s.
Foreign exchHnge cont i"'lcs wenks without W.
ratlon u, rles. Demand sterling IN now selling
1T New York at 3.H., Mt which price there IL II
lnarpj,t Df 81 III ppr no,,ud I, TIM npprtntou IF
iii, S,n,Iir,. ,,,,.,,,t W. tns ,.nrn tuiI. MI inn.
e". .'.s ,s.,, 's'f a '@a. -.
aulhera hetlitli tV!ca "cto aoi% 1ur slAlf-"AS
h3afH n1Nl 3&.as for demand. Fur stxty-,ay cun,-
t,lercfnl bills for uruppt delivery this .nprtu
a-at wus lin .mnrct rot,, ros,rt r,,,ca FOR
,.ssseaf.uis W. VIZ ~. Wv .,'. nv. !"so ~"
fafs wore Nj ior Sixty dnys a1a o.'3 iar Sight,
Sfxty-dny commercial bills, prompt 1OlfvGry on
Hnyre md sfnrAef1les EtGt5,9a; wus mid: tho
s.s,a -, .,,.a, ..on,s. ,o,,.... ",. ',<,.
e"o ,t, t'i ",. '"teo "eohs ueN n"y u", o".
merelhl hills on antwerp. tcliserable prompt,
wero 530kGIn; threo wcoks tho sa,no. I,uuk-
o,s@",ar W ~ noa, o,r.Sa". sHa'
,et ,,y,s ."f Ma - ~ ~ n,1 su.,e'M ',es.
nills prompt uItsGAa ll'la; anu tnr thrco "oeRs
delivery tho sn1ne. IAnkers' Kuders OH Hot
land wpro tNE fer sixty days and 4Dis for de-.
l'anu; s'xty.'iays sommerela! were .ms.sS:p VIZ;
Austr'an Mor'ns, 4'A' NoE"as' e"eoen' aha
Hrl,o f,rn1,r, s,n+or,o 3Y,sv FIR FIN
, 1880-11-17
ntIynnr"J :h': tIarstlnw Il; 1Iurnn declined ~;
Caluuiet & tircl:l ]: Aztec 4.
II Mf Ntaffr,. 1tsnefaffd PtM.
IIngYf)N. NDr. tE.-Mlnfnr stocks cI,,artt:
REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments were fled for rsc-
ord 1'uestny, Nov, 10:

Tho following instruments were hltd for rec-
ord Tucstlay, Nov, 10:
err PROPERTY.
p@s'nax ;ai 4; ;sa XS. ns5 + 5.s f..t t't;.
f;!s sp; 4 4 S:'s T. sa i;s' r. "s,..s &
!! i; + .;;. Lyi \ Il IN 49,
T:. !s:S' III; L; ;ss;s sR Ra;s 1 S| i|;: -
+ ;S3:: ,i Mt {S:i
s r $!; III NTH; i;sis$ i III:
s;: 1T, i; !S;:S # XIII i %SS '
s': 25& Ii 5siS; i &;Sss;
ss;s$ !; AZ: $;i'S;;s il ;;S 'sss;; Il
viii s;$ . is$ III ;SviiS Il :s; Il t;
Si ;'ss" ss;s a.. I; Il Il { & K ''fSs' 1; i';S
iii: i, ;;s:;;; ii Sisa:s;; i
VII ',;' III; +; :;;S; i; S; Ssr
ri @ :'% s:s
'!s sS g. e efff% a"s;rS W; Ws'i: % Il
Ri tlhtt" tst. ~ tlntIFs II. Hheun 10 ttpr- -
Spr'h WIFI" ii; f:;i II i Il ;v::t i.ana, 1''
Mf=ix:s It. .lateh snpt. !. II. lsallp~Hy to 40,
,.?Mry ~
FHtII Nv, n II II Ut Atfn1ns 1t. " r. !{&b4.Wft,
sirune,........,. l7oN
'aine fs,srser u Arr.hi ti,u,el 2vsm
lllrrNtgE II. ~ II ~ Fin. n Gsi'n II. dated
Srirr, '...... .....'.,... :,as9
Eunlht. ", i...nr North Fmnkltn, At n!axltlltt.
$caIn.en. .. 1ao
shira ss.nsMsn,,es Cun,Imnyj " .....,.... w nyou
sUETIt or rlTf LfMtTa WtTltIS 4 NAttt'A 0t SEvEa
sIi.EA ~ THE tpttikt.toEAE.
Atlantic 81. b.;wern Etf!y.thIss! md f!fsE,
ftnrtit y I. H1lfalaf IT, dnfed Snv. II tst.'r. -
f.Iti ~ H. y. TatNlnsn @u
F4Hyfirst IT, Nf tarHlru nv. II I, t!xl-Sftt,
iowy}. ......... ~. en
WEST or CITY LIMITS WITHIN A MALt1i'S W SEVEN
MlLEa uP TuE cuGNr.itufhE
Powell ny, OF Edhrnnk p!nce, " (. &ss1:i Il.
'kixtnt n. dated Sbs ttOEti dhhn*tun JF.. ~
N1ls
, 1880-11-17

Urls: Whcat, "7.UV] bn; t0fn, 11.,tCU bl; ryc.
ln.ttyl hif.
Tho following werp tho ,1ircet exports from
tiis city 'lstritv tlln inAt week through hills
Of tn!ng: 1lt:H brIs Ehur, 3j.:Eg t,u wbrmt.
J.f!.' I'M enr,t. .nE hi rye .1t5 br. pork. 1i.it1
n'xts mcnt, :.,45 custs cH,lnci mrnts. ltliG pkgs
lard. II. tIrts bccf. III t,rls tnpH1,es+ ..llA pkRs
htiHr, 3,b1. ukHs cheese, sbs brls tNllDw, t.1;I
Iris Oht. n'nl LISA hrla cor-tncnE, E) brls nco-
h"l 2t.,n:D lis o|.cnkn, n1ltl 14O brls lhrd'all.
Tho following nre the fbotinRs Of tho official
tti,rt of grain In store In this city IN tho
Ing NJ Saturday Inst and cortespon,ltng date
year HRn:
, 1880-11-17
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following were tho receipts and shipments
OF Tho lea,lliH nrtclts of p"o'l,,ce III thlR city
during thu twenty fotfr hours ending Mt o'clock
1t,cs.,y morning and for tho corresponding
time lust yGnr:
, 1880-11-17

Tl1csc figures sfIow m Increase during Inst
week nf i,6al0 LIT whcnt. mil d strcrcnan OF
f.n1 .sN hi corn. He,707 hn onte. f1,Jjl bn rye,
Iui III l,ar|ey. Total decrease. EIf 40 iMi.
Tllc f,il',wfnx were Tho nggrcRn.e receipts of
ttlp nrters mined IN this city Rlnce tho c11sc Of
lust ye9r: .,sssH Hrls 11bur. is.Rslil3 In wheat,
r. U., II: b corn. lH.s.t.is III hnts 1,cJi.sEl LII
rye. ;t1flss9 GlI hurley. 1Gi,LssN lis !laxscc'',
ttlTi.tE LIS hnK ments, S...tJ,7us 1t,s iur1 5a-
1sh!Wt lbs butter. i, G1ttB !,ops, lt.KiG cnttlc,
:s Tia s!,cG;. lbs hides, Il. ~. ,txl lbs
week. ss 10 tnI,s coal, 20 9 feet lumber,
1.Uti its brls suit.
Tho stock III lnr1 In New Ynrk ,ercported Mt
1i.l3t It's. uRninst 1t,G1t tcs month ngo, and
1iUoI1 tcs II xrurugD.
Navigation OH tho Illinois &. Michigan Canal
will c3ose tho -stt, Inst. !
Thc following tuIlc shows the distribution Of
shr brcassutfs shipped frsnn this city during
j,,st wrek. the tntnf Of rlt movement Including
thas t'srr tic roads not spec'tled:
, 1880-11-17

Al,a s!uD bu ryc, and lgt7,5 bu batley shipped ty
rail-.
Wcarc now III tho senson Of winter stornHu
for grain. All so,ttni Hrnin received nftcr last
Sunday will br stored on summer charges TIL 4c
per hi lins accumulated nftcr which there will
be llo additional chI1yo TIL April l5
, 1880-11-17

*'1o.t rIt,s. Seller cl,fsv! Long
c'rHrs vnn,"a IT t't7u ln'.o mud tiN M,seti cnn.
brrnHds. ".tfr sa'sl: l9ng r!i huns: 1af;+t sweet
lIcklti HIEs linIt. nj ;!iL1hg tur ltetlS Aren.r:
green bn1'. sani,avrrnHt. n14tt?(S.
lci tslltttsi at aAf15Ac inr shoulders, for
short rs, .Ir shut CtGtH. l0tl1hc for huttF.
nil r1InrHktd mt t,Iekl
EHEAsI:-2uI3t+ Np 9HGt0 while at 51A!4c md 5pf-
lev 1T tAtl{t
far extra mt.ta. n,,t &la,5 4tt.Latfur lIuIia.
T.l'DW-Qnirt And stcndy u 5.t.Sc for city Hnd
kktaIiIr iuc ruunttf.
, 1880-11-17

NEW YORK.
Special Dtspalth to The Chttdoo TftbunAs
NEW YDRK, Nov. 1a.-Tho mining stock
nnrkct WIS fairly Mct!yu tu-dny. Closing quu-
II ff.,u4s
, 1880-11-17

nY TJsI4EGlt1Al'II,
NEW f0ltX.
Ep4etal Dttpatsh to TES Chtedao Tribune.
NEW yohx, Nov. la-sionei WIS to-tiuy the
luuch-ycxed question ln speculative circles.
, 1880-11-17

NOSTO*.
Gpsetdt Dlpateh 10 TRe Chicago Tribune.
DOsTuH, Nuv. lB.-The stuck market fo-tny
wls only moderately nctlyu. hit. alhul,uli wrnk-
or In sunlu cIls4s. urIrrs aou M well lllstlGr
wcnksr i!,,irKGs III New york. Fiint S'isauc.1i
h,asa i M ,s,;; m m II, !Srrr%S t %Itr,,.n tm 4 c.,; t.
i Fes scott IL; fro I'll tS1S 10 @ ito III e! t. Hi
oI from ha!: to 6':t; Mcxieat, Ceutr!! bucks
nss!s sais' e !sy SSsYi:s NV YSrk 4 Ssk SGse1Es IT..
Klnnl, Il; Ensserl. III: tInlon rnec. i; Huston
Maine, 4; o,asrs r. r. nnt4re r,,.,.,
yer III IT ps ,is 4 AS'hsS ia4 trHnt II.
Il; Sss,nt Ssw MetIso e. i: +: ii Waa %'nso ~ 'st5 r
l,nb,nno Division, ,soll 1T iUi; DO scrip at lOtdC
jOT, nitl others ms before.
lnlu lunl stocks -luwer declined x; l'oyts.
tom Il; Aspinwnll so'd ,1t Is before.
Tho tanis statement y rnther MI nnfavorahlo
Sixhha s1Tne u csr s!! KS y, '1fss md i; n
luIs. The result IL to rrine,. Tho exce+s or rc
amo1tat hs,d iass week, to si,ial,isi, !. loss @ Of
< To tho ltt,,<rn 4ssaeia,ts, rrr,,.
nnsTnS, Nov. lS,-Stncixs closed:
H:ss';;! 4 Int .: }|* S S$s:
ssSns ; Il. t!y Hi t. sfG IT, m"sa s|.. ix
|!:s; F$::; t l. : $:$ i "ES; Il: $S5
k"$:'s 81; : l. '' III s so,o. 81
NJ \. Emvl.i'i h !t3,4 !tntand. pid.......".
tI;s1s" H,x@IsSn j. r T. H., E ''u'an' e0mm0a"' ~
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORI.EASS, Nov. l1.--Bight exchange IN
NsW stsrlins iEss; esseSansc, XIII; 4so!..
IOltEinS,
InSnoS, NV. 1i.-Consols, % 0.10: account,
20 lt-l1
American srcurisEcs-Ncw Is. 1olNlt,is, 1l5h,
4s.llE3. = -
Illinois Central, 1a1ti: Pennsylvania Central,
III; New York Central, Hl!f; Erlu, iass; secontis,
lUDls: ltrlld.nK III, -
Thu b,lllnn wtl,lrlwn from the Rank ut Eli
gli.tli tu-tlny on balnnc!. WIZ E1lt,O0O.
Tia ,Iin,lttnt Withdrawn lDr shipmcnt to
A1lsrrIeI WIS Is,lpMhL 1t In rtlnlprG,l thnt a
further sllm al I5tl.uN In gold Will 10 sent to
New York this week. -.
VANlS, Nov. iI,-isentcs, a1f 5oo.
, 1880-11-17

5:aS a's !; &S a& t.: IT, IL = III III "'''~ +s
l'1.rrs 10; :ov OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80; fas Dr.
ss s x's e,s t'e;; sygE, bes Ut eass II I" H
~ f"s .ssss ;ss;:; js. a, 4s.4 n. !:.s s g. Gus
ns ~s'; s.Is I. syiss ' as I
W.'es v?.s %si,%a" a< 'ssn @ 5 aaaa fn'nSs n"': %
f;;ss sssSy aSs ssss. sx;$s :; ssis$
Gs.1 s psss ssasg s;as. s; sS''S md eonn0 ~
TT. t.NUIa-
rsa ST. nG,s . o e. M"y sna Sn
;sS isse Ss'3s ;Ss; ;s;t|;:
ill.,; :s s % @ TIT ?sesS;. # s:e @ 9q'sGss :ssss;. @
!ss ss'Es fs'ssi: 'qs sss s
siOs4N; seteipts S.aa aeaI: shipmsnts, *Un ilead.
W.tTEnT0WS.
,;sA ;% ss%l ,f.Ss y ins Sxsn; sisa ~ SSl!na!y
ssa:s sss fsss aa'S Ill., It s2S' .ssoaa 'as
Iet swine. ''vo North
,;$; 's:' @ ;s "a'ss: ssss;
KASsAs CITY.
E".ttal ptsUefeh to 1As chieaon 7t'h.."..
;;S K1xs"s rs5ts .Ts ; ;sss. Ss ia sSsp. ss st'
,n,rk:l 'tsn1y: nal!vS :t.itpsrs a!sat;s: uuayS
:sts:T e.. ri sss tssf atssSG, ssstxs g."
ss,vs sss !ssa Hs ssSs ssiia ii: sSs a sA' shipping
EAST ii1lEItTY.
ysn: M ri iu!i tss;ss ss
i!oHsI;i.ssu!!pi:I Irn naad; rnlndophsan, u'ss
S.EEr-liuce!p's. s'so selling fa'r nj last weeks
CINCINNATI.
, 1880-11-17

. flEEEis-Su Mniutnl chunEe uns nppnfcnt In this
Branch OF the ttnilG There fair demand nnd
n.udlrnte surpy NJ kak.i per lu lbs fur sery puur
, 1880-11-17

wliIkkT:. :.-Mn,istnsaiy ncsTa II ihs deciny. ii
acpt: - Sales wor. rspnr.ua Of D bra 0titHlshel
vW.nM-:Was t ~ faf MsstuTS , ,as'asad ana ar,,.
vaured Il. rU.upeny with ustom and th9rr j. litte
II aHy 1nnraln fur AtliIssEs ttl WUrk Wtsturn
stuck In tho .yest nnyWny. 4MotniIUns,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
Literary Exercises.

The whelan Literary Society met last
evening aud discussed the following
programme:
Declamation-"IIcroes Of the late
War" G.. Updegrah.
Drclamatiou-"The American Patri-
OTIS" ;. ShOuer
Essay-"True and False Friends +.
Brown.
Reading-"ImmOrtality,' Nj. Swee-
ney.
Essay-"The Successful Boys, W. A.
BOsley.
Original Oration-"The Intelligence
Of American People" M. Reynolds
This society is one OF the most pro-
yressiye and enterprising societies ever
started in this city. They meet once a
week, and are doing splendidiy. We
Join with their friends in wishing them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
THE SWEENEY COMMITTEE.
IT'S Reception In Couneil-No
sstepographer Need Apply.

stenographer Need Apply.
Last night the swseny Investigating
COMMITTEES nads the following report;
wHEKIns, March 8, 1850
Tolsx Honorable Mayor and Council Of tbs
Oily " Whesiine:
GKsrIrsKs:-The join. Special Com-
nlttee appointed at the last regular
meeting Oh Council to investigate the
charges made against the Sergeant OF
the city, met at the city building on the
evening of March lst Present, Messrs
Arkle, Warehouse and Jefferson, OF the
Second Branch, and Messrs. Cracrait,
McAdams and Eof, OF the First branch.
The committee organized by eiecting
Mr.. Eotf as chairman. MT. Cracrait
asked that he be excused from serving
on the committee, giving as reason Tor
the REQUEST that he had been for some
time and is now the legal adviser oil
the Sergeant OF the city, and that ne
could not conscientiously act on u .
case. A motion was made that the FIRST
Branch be requested to ill the vacancy
caused by the declination OF Mr.. Ora
craft. and that when the committee adj
iourn il adjourn until the vacancy Is
filed, and to meet at the call OF the
chairman. The following resolution'was
offered, which the committee ask the
concurrence of Council:
ReS6lped, That the Special Committee
OF Investigation be- authorized to send
for persons and papers, and to employ a
stenographer to make a report oil the
evidence in the case.
Respectfully submitted,
A. q. EoFF, Chairman.
When this was read in the Second
Branch, it created considerable dis
cussion. :,
Mr.. Simpson thought Council would
hesitate before it employed short hand
reporter at IS or SO day. Anyhow,
he thought the Council was competent
To decide upon the case without Ter,
batiIn evidence. He though Counc: had
had some experience in committees
with clerks and wanted no more oil
them.
Mr.. Arkle said there was great
amount of testimony to be taken, ana
thought the services OF a reporter were
absolutely necessary.
Mr.. Handlan said the great difficulty
Was that when committee went to the
trouble and expense nobody ever read
the evidence, and it was worse than
useless.
Mr.. Ewing thought stenographer
was more ornamental than useful. lie
had no idea the committee wauid forget
what testimony was taken. Ii 1t favored
the accused it did not have to be re-
membered. II bad, it could not be Tor
gotten; it would be taken up as a sponge
takes water, aud there it would stay.
This settled it, and the clause asking
for shorthand reporter was stricken
out and the remainder OF the report was
adopted.
IY THE FIRST BRANCH.
it was equally discussed, more as to
filling the vacancy than anything else
Some thought the Mayor should name
Cracraft's successor, but that gentleman
declined ON the ground that his action
in the matter had been sharply ques'
toned by the city press. Mr.. McAdams
then named r. +. Criswell to succeed
him, and, there being no objection, he
was confirmed. The report was adopted
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
TUE DOUBLE MARRIAGE AT THE OPERA
HOUSE.


HOUSE.
A large an appreciative audience
greeted the Kate Claxton Company last
night To witness the Double Marriage"
a dramatization from Charles Reads
"White Lies" The play has good
plot, and is forcible enough to fill all the
requirements OF first-class drama, but
SO many ludicrous points are introduced
that at times il is difficult To realize that
comedy has not superseded the more
dignihed class OF entertainments.
All the characters are 50 dOvetalicd
with each other thai the evenness was
cOmmendable, at the same time Miss
Kate Claxton was the central figure, and
assumed that very difficult character Of
a woman who believes herself married
to two man at once, and is trying to act
honorably toward both.
The D,lgardiR of Mr.. Stevenson was
quietly, naturally, and hence admirably
played. He is possessed OF q remark
ably attractive stage presence, and WAS
quite favorite with the audience.
The interest in Haverly'S colored min
strels seems to be such that the Opera
House will be packed. The Philadel-
phia ErasiRg Telegraph says:
"Tn say that the performance at the
Academy OF Music last night was sue,
cess would simply be a tame expression.
The audience was captivated rs lew au-
diences in the Academy have been. The
idea Of frst-class minstrel company Of
real colored performers was project
so new that even the professional critic
was taken by surprise by the wonderful
and charming way in which each act and
each refrain was rendered-each and
every part so perfect and complete.
The opening scene was beautiful and
novel in its conception"
rHEATRE CoMIoUE.
The Theatre ComiQue will open again
this evening with a new aud original
programme at the Academy Of Music.
The company is irstclsss one and
one that should be pstronized. Their
opening moonlight serenade is very
neat. and one that elected rounds Of APP
plause at their Monday night perform
ance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

FEIrows Compound Syrup Of Hy-
pophosphites viii not only supply the
waste going on in the brain, but will en-
able the mind to endure a greater tar
than before. Ii will impart yigor and
promote clear conceptions to the intel
leet. II viii strengthen the nerves and
give power TO ali involuntary as vel a.
the voluntary muscles OF the body.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings and Doings.

G. III. Shattuck, ESD, sheriff Oi Wood
county. was Ia the city yesterday trans
acting business with the Auditor.
Col Alex Campbell OF Bethany, who
has lust returned from a trip To New
Orleans, was in the city yesterday.
Mayor Sweeney says that when any
one sees anything IN a newspaper that
they can believe they will do more than
he can DO.
MIR. Horkheimer says that Council is
like little boy going to school, you have
To give him tally.
Thos. III. Mack, Esq, prominent
iron man of Cincinnati and well known
i'm this community, is in the city and
stopping nj the New Mcclure.
Misses T.. Myers, T. b. Logan and
L. Bridges, OF Moundsyille, were IN the
city yesterday.
MI. Glynn, representing the New
York Westiy autographed at the stamm
last evening.
Charles Stanley Rea, OF Pittsburgh,
is at the Stamm.
The following are among the latest ar
rivals at the New Mcclure yesterday:
J.F. Crane, W. h. Ross. New York;
Simon MartinOt, Jonas RoSenield, bal
timore; III. r. Reed, Cincinnati; Wm.
III. Ray, BrOokiYn;C @. h. smith, West
Virginia; X. ID. Bryce, ID. X. Bryce.
Pittsburgh; W. T. Williams, Johnstown;
]. Davinson, New York; S. K Wright,
w. Calbert, Philadelphia; j. B. BouSh-
ton, Lake City; =. Nj. Mcdonnell, J.
Mulligan, Burton; John W. Lott, Fair
mont; t. Popplein, Baltimore; +. New
berger, l.. Lanker, n. Msgee, r. +. kir-
by, New York; ID. X Eraxler, West
Alexander; Mis- Flora Kelley, Portland
Miss Clara Kelley, Washington; ;.
Dickey, Pittsburgh; ]. J. Colby, Chlca-
20: +. B. wilborg. Cincinnati; NJ: VIII
ard. Cleveland; W. A. Dryer, Albany.
Among the arrivals at the Stamm are
John Cook, Parkersburg; James Beard
man. Arnold Freshman, Joseph Morrow,
Cincinnati; Daniel Klein, Baltimore; W.
A. Heimberger, Philadelphia; Thomas
Roberts, Edward l.. Rose, New York; =.
D. Slocum, G. B. Woods, Pittsburgh; \.
L. Tuttle. Bath; James Hunt frentoni
r. NJ. Scott, Steubenyille; = J. kam6e,
Dresden; +. ]. Cutler. Cleveland; Q. W.
Voegtley, Hannibal, Thomas Schmitt,
White Cottage; W. SMITH, SanduskE i.
B. Palmer, Cleveland; John Hoier, Han
nibsl
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

MEssRs. SHALcRoss K WALTER will
sell their lots in "Belleyiew" on Tues
day, the 10th Of March, at 10 O'Clock A.
N. Sale to take place at Belleview Ho-
tel. Terms reasonable-one-third cash,
and the balance in one and two years.
There is no more desirable property in
the county. The plat can be seen at
Frank Walters until the day OF sale,
and on the day Of sale at Belleview Ho-
tel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10
Weather IndieauonA

WASHINGTON, March 10, A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, falling,
preceded in the eastern part oi the ONO
valley by rising barometer, and north
erly yeering to warmer south WINDS,
with decreasing cloudiness.
For the Lower Lakes, OCCASIONAL
snow, followed By clearing weather,
higher barometer, winds tnosly from
west To south, and lower temperature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

On motion OF Mr.. Arkle the rules
were suspended and the application OF
c. K. Behler to keep coffee house at
1920, Market street, was granted. Peter
Welty aud kilian kress were his
securities and their bond was accepted.
woRTHINGToN PUMP.
The Committee on Water Works re-
ported, as usual, and the monthly ex-
penses were ordered paid.
The Superintendent made his report,
as usual, which was ordered filed.
The Committee offered the following
resolutions.
Rssolred, That the committee on Water
Works be and are hereby instructed to
purchase and place in position Worth
ington Pumping Engine with 4 capacity
of three million gallons daily.
In connection with this resolution was
read lengthy communication from
Supt Riddle, setting forth the necessity
OF purchasing the pump and containing
a formidable array OF figures on the cost.
At the close Of the reading the reso-
luton was unanimously adopted.
ORDINANCES.
The committee reported the following
resolution:
R,SOlred, That in the case Of Lawrence
Heller, reported for having been twice
convicted OK selling on Sunday, the
rule OF revoking the license be not en-
forced.
Adopted.
FIRK DEPARTMENT.
A majority and minority report from
the Committee on Fire Department was
received. At the same time was read q
paper from Col. I. b. A. David, stating
that IS the telegraph company had not
received sufficient outside subscription
TO pay for the present alarm, it would be
discontinued. There was also read 4
telephone resolution, reported else-
where, and all OF these papers were re-
feTrei to the committee Tor report.
Resolution.
The following resolutions were Of
Tered:
By Arkle:
Insffueting the Committee on Or
dinances to so amend the rules OF Coun-
cil as todesignate some person whose
duty 1t shall be to call Special Joint
Committee together for organization.
A BrsrED ExCHEQUER.
BY jefferson:
Authorizing the Clerk to dcax an
orier on the Exhange Bank for such
sum as the Receiver may rsquira, not
exceeding =, 1000, payable In 80 days
VI. AND 2. aoAp srRyKY.
By Logan.
ApPwpriating the sum Of 600 for the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-03-10

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