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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-22
Hartford Road Items.

Death Of aH Old Cinssa.-Mr. Geo. II. Magnet,
who died on the Ilth inst, was buried at Jcru-
salem Cemetery, Belair road. on the 18th. lie
was German BY birth. coming TO this country
when 20 years of age. and was - years old ut tho
time Of his death. lie was n quiet, unobirusive
citizen and lived near the intersection oftheJ oppa
and old Hartford roads. lie leaves four children.
two sons and two daughters, all married, with
families.
Coasiisy.-Thc eoasting mania seems 20 have
seized the young people living on this road. On
Sunday night last, ON the hill north Of the I-mle
gate. seventy FIVE persons. Of both sexes, were
gagged In the sport. Small sieds arc In great de-
mand and should the snow last, the number Of
coasters will be largely augmented.
Fsr@ Soid.-Mr. Elijah Stansbury has sold his
farm, containing so acres aud located miles on
the old Hartford road, to Mr.. John W. Cole, for
$4,000. There are plain Improvements upon the
property.
Good Saie.-The sale Of the personal property
Of Mr.. WIN. Bishop, proprietor Of Halle Springs
Hotel, which took place on the 10Th. was we'll at.
tended and good prices were obtained. Mr.. b,
will relinquish the hotel business. vicILASr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-22
Decision Reversed

In the case Of james u. IIutchins. released from
tho Hartford county Jail BY Judge Yeilott under q
wri; of habeas corpus, on the ground that the
costs in his case were debt and formed no part
Of the order Of the Court. the Judge. Thursday.
reversed his decision. holding that the costs
part Of the order Of the Court, and that IL the
party Is fined 81 and costs, and he Refused to pay
the costs. he can DO Imprisoned and payment sat
isEcd in that way.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-22
From Kingsyilie. iith pistrict.

Good Saie.-The sale Of the personal property
Of Mr.. Edward Beans, on the Sd inst, was largely
attended and everything byought fair prices.
CaHsisy Honses.-The business Of canning fruit
and vegetables having become very important,
barking In u, and 10 this end tvo canning houses
will be erected In this section next spring.
Fine Hegs.--0ne day last week Mr.. Augustus
Moore killed twe hogs, one weighing 400 lbs. and
the other $50 lbs.
Seaiiisy Aeeidenf.-A few days ago . daugh.
Ter Of Christian Settle. Of this place, was badly
scalded, but she is now in an improved condition
Deafh.-Mr. Charles Bansman, q well-knowr
citizen. died on 18th instant.
SieigAisy.-This sport SIN is 1t It's height and
all are enjoying u 10 the full extent II.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-22
SheriHs Sale.

by tistae Of writ Of q. IA. issued out Of The
circuit Court In the ease Of John I. Yslictt ".
wm. =. and Jesse II. Miller, Sheriff siade sold at
the Court House on Wednesday. ITO acres Of land
called "Iiard Lot Resurvcyed," "watkins' Safe
guard and 'sLaurel Hilis," situated about one
mile from Hereford, 7th district, TO John I. Yeott
for $50. The property was sold subject TO some
mortgage claims.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-22
From chase.s. 10Th District.

Rsnaray.-A horse belonging to Mr.. VIM. GAL
lesay, while - chaseis STATEN few days ego,
took fright at passing train and ran away, but
without doing any serious damage. The animal
did not stop until he reached home.
Dsafhs.-The youngest con Of Mr.. John League
died on the 18th inst, Of pneumonia. SIR. Henry
James lost his only son on the 11th. About 10 year
ago the latter had his leg amputated. lie had
almost recovered from this, being able TO get
around on crutehes. when he was taken ~ and
died The wife Of James jackson, who died on
the 18th, was tho daughter Of Mr.. Joshua League.
Her death resulted from the effects Of severe
cold.
sheet Of Ice and the seghing was never better than
u Is now. Our people have been enjoying Il for
about four weeks, something very unusual With
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-22
independent order OF Mechanics.

The following ailicers of Trenton Lodge, No. 80.
l. o. NJ. Of Trenton. this county, were installed
the LIST inst. by u. d. q. A.. GEORGE Prochtei: W.
8. NJ. Geo. ". Belt; W. NJ. q. Greifenstine J.
NJ, q. W. Zcpt; Il. s., q. r. Gill: =. s., o. Al
girc; treasurer. II. Martin C., =. T. Newheile
Cole; $. q. TO W. NJ. =. A. Wooden II. q. to J.
NJ. o. +. Fowble; S. q. TO J. NJ. J. Hundred.
mark; I. =, A. S. Cooper q. s.. Is. ID. Crowthcr.
All the above were installed for six months except
the Recording aud Financial Secretaries and
Trcasurer who are elected Tor one year.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-22
Western Run turnpike Company,

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Western Run Turnpike Company was held nj
Willow Mill. Saturday. 18th. when the following
directors were elected for the ensuing year: Thos
c. Bosley, Thos. II. Matthews. Joseph Bosley,
Edwin Scott. Evan Davis. Walter s. Franklin and
Thomas 1ngham. Thos. G. Bosley was elected
president; Thomas II. Matthews. treasurer. and
Edwin Scott, superintendent. No dividend was
declared.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-22
Legal Notices.
Richard ]. Cuttings. Attorney.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
IN THE MATTER OF THE TRUST EsTATl
OF LORD AND ROBINSON.


II THE cRcuIT CouRr pom BALTIMORE couSrr
N EQuITY.
December Term, 1850.
ORDERED this 23d day Of December, A. d.
1850. by the Circuit Court for Baltimore county,
that Richard J. Cuttings, Trustee, give notice by
causing n copy OF this order 20 be published in
Baltimore county and In two newspapers publish
ed in Baltimore city once week for four success
siyc weeks 20 the creditors Of Charles W. Lord, TO
the creditors of Lord and Robinson and 90 the
creditors Of Robinson, Lord and Company, who
were such on the 10th day Of September, A. D..
1850. 60 fe their claims. duly authenticated, with
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore coun-
~, oR or bcforc ke let day Of april, A. u. 1881.
RICHARD GRASoN, Chief Judge, &c.
True Copy-Test:
WILLIAM NJ. ISAAC, Clerk.
Jan. i5.--5t.
rJNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.
l. scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court for Baltimore county, letters testanentary
on the estate Of
Dn. JOHN GALLOWAY,
late Of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber.
on or L.Jors ne ?Sih day ef Jsly, 1851.
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 10 said cs-
tate requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 2sth day Of December,
1850. THOMAS GALLOWAY,
Jan. 1T Executor.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-22
sleighing Accident,

On Tuesday morning last a. Msssrs. Lewis reder
way 10 Tousontoun IN sleigh, drawn BY young
horse. the animal took fright At aiot of boys coast
Ing ca Shesisys Ill, and ssFniag Suddenly around
ran into the fence. throwing the occupants Of the
slsigh out, slightly injuring NJ. Yoder abos, the
shoulder.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-22
For tho Inauguration.

Capt Rau's company Of Hussars, Of Highland
town, this county, have decided 90 attend the In
auguration Of President Garfield. They will 60
as infantry on account OF the difficulty In getting
their horses 20 Washington.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-22
CoastInR observation-disclosures Escape.

On Wednesday last two little boys sons Of
Messrs. Samuel 7. Butler and Alfred Phipps o:
this place. while coasting the turnpike. made a
narrow escape from what might have been SER
iouS accident. A six.mule team was ascending
the hill and the boys guided their sled TO pass.
when the leaders turned short around and ran over
the boys aud sled. but fortunately without doing
them any serious injury. The team continued
down tho hill but was caught without doing any
damage.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-22
Arrested on tho Charge Of Forgery.

Ell q. Uiery, who some time ago kept the Go.
vanstown Hotel, In this county, but has been run
ming saloon and restaurant on fayette street,
nearly opposite ford's Opera House. vas arrested
on the 18th inst, charged with forging promissory
notes In the name Of David Logan. the we'll known
cattle dealer, amounting TO $i,loo. The notes
we're made payable TO Mr.. Samuel Lanahan, q
Wholesale liquor dealer, 20 whom Uiery was In
follows: zone on November for 5000. one No
vsmber for s250 aud one November 10 Tor $3.50
total SLICE. A hearing took place on Friday,
NJ. Lanahan, who was the principal witness, ties.
flying that he had received the notes from Mr.
Ulsry NJ the times mentioned and, thinking then
all right, deposited them In bank. few day,
later be received . notice Of protest, Mr.. Logan
denying that he had Endorsed the notes. Further
inquiry developed the fact that the other notes
we're alec "wrong." and Mr.. Lanahan upon seeing
Mr.. Uiery was told BY him that they were for
geriss. Ulery was released In 1900 security foE
his appearance at Court.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-22
Tho Wade Case.

The case Of Geo. W. Wade, ex-registration on
Ger FOR the 18th district, who indicted for lilo
gal registration, 3c., came mp again In the Circuit
Court on Thursday. when demurrer vas hled 20
the indictments. The demurrer was sustained and
Wade was discharged.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-22

For first class hand. made shoes for men, women
and children, 20 to Alfred Phipps, In the rear Of
Ady's Hotel, Towsontown. Having had long ex-
perienee he feels confident Of being able TO give
satisfaction. Repairing promptly and neatly
done.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-22

.xc-The Industrial Iron Works Of Ms'srs. J..
Lacy A Co.. Philpot and Wills streets, Baltimore,
we're destroyed BY FIRE on Monday aight. Loss
81 900.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-22

AZ locality 20 feet lower down Il showed at
A. M.-2so, and at another locality, 20 fec,
higher.-2oe. Upon the higher lands surround
Ing Mt. Washington the mercury was from-so to
Joe. On January lst, at l2i p. NJ, the Their
uometer showed-3os, the lowest that day being
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-22
Distributor Of the oitsires Estate.

Judge Dobbin, Of the Circuit Court Of Baiti-
more city. has appointed Judge c. w. Lewis, w.
w. Taylor. Y. q. Psrins. Ichabod Jean and W.
W. Mcclellan q COMMITTEES 10 distribute the real
estate of the late John 8. Cuttings among the
heirs mentioned In the will ef that gentleman,
upep which the Judge vas asked 10 pass ~ 10
certain provisions. The committee are authorised
20 employ > surveyor 20 survey the property, and
and after the survey they 20 e. 10 arrive
~ an eqnabis valuation and distribution among
the heirs, the widow 10 get her share hrst.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-22
baltimore ana Delta Marrow Gauge.

The Board Of Dirscsors Of this Company met In
Baltimore on the 18th instant. The president
Mr.. Walters, reported the road nearly ready
for the superstrueture, and measures we're adopted
looking "a the early plaelns efths srs. mortgage
bonds Of the company upon the market for the
purpose Of raising necessary funds complete and
equip the entire road.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-22

Preaching At 50. Johns Mission. on Saturday
evening, January 22d, aasl o'clock by Kldsr VIM
Grafton.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-22
The "Cold snap" az Mt. WashinRton.

Al meeting Of the Maryland Academy Of
Sciences. held on Tuesday evening, Mr.. p. O..
sanersein. efMt. washiL gton, this county, gave
. record Of the range Of the Thermometer at his
residence during the late cold term. On the
morning Of December 3ist, at
IA NJ the ruereurv showed. ..........1ro
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-01-22
Miscellaneous.
Griffith & Turner,
FARMERS and GARDENERS

Our stock of Garden Seeds embraces all the choice
varieties. new and fresh. from the most reliable
growers only. Field Seeds and Seed Grain
selected with especial care.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-23

Secretary of State Stalnaker issued GER.
tificate of incorporation. yesterday, 70 TUG
West Virginia State Land, Title ana n -
Estate Bureau, for the purpose OF iuriiis
ing reliable information, statistics anu &c
norts upon the resources OF the stare Vi
West Virginia and properties therein, ioi
the investigation of land titles; the regis:
tration and recording OF maps, abstracts "a
titles, surveys and other documents; the
furnishing of geological and mineraiogl.h
reports upon lands; the publication oil Stase'
county and district maps, laws, decisions;
abstracts of titles, &c, &c. The princlPH
Office shall be at Wheeling. with 6rahcn
Office al Charleston. Five hundred dollars
have been subscribed and SO paid IN, WIN
the granted privilege of Increasing 70
SIOsD 600 in all. The shares are
$40 each, and are held as follows:
! Wise Norton six shars, q. Ed. MendeI.
Hugh Sterling. II. B. FERGUSON and A. j.
Haisted. all of Wheeling. one share each:
A certificate was also issued 10 the heis-
Ter Electric Light Company. OF Washing-
ton, ID. C., for the purpose Of buying; rent
ing. owning and selling dynamo-machines;
lamps, &c, patented by Chas. Heisler: oil
81. Louis, No, and OF controlling, selling
and operating the same, and dispoSlng ot
rights 10 use and sell them i'll the DISTRICT
of Columbia $4,000 have been subscribed
and 81 900 paid in. with the privilege OF m
creasing to 100000. The shares are Slo
each and are held as follows: Sulson
Hutchins 300 shares: d. Anger 20 shares,
Il. 4. Kelly 100 shares, G.. {. Maynard ~
shares, Vim. Dickson 1870 shares, all OF
Washington; A. Hohl and Mergenthall,
Of Baltimore one share each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-23
Chrisfmns Carols.

As Christmas comes on Sunday this year
there will be an extra effort to make the
occasion as solemn as possible. All the
church ChOirs in the city are making ex,
tensivc preparations for giving choice and
beautiful music, and We are enabled this
morning to give some OF the music that
will be given in the principal churches.
Fourth Street NJ. T.. Church, morning
Gloria from Farmers Mass, carol ar
ranged from Mozart.
Evening-ChOral-T Were Shep-
herds-Solo and chorus by Dudley Buck;
Carol-O, Holy Night, by Adair.
At the Cathedral, morning-C. NJ. Won
Weber'S mass, in G; hymns.
EeSper-Thc ordinary veSper services
and an ave Varum, by Mozart, also Ton
tamergO.
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Farmers mass, in b flat, in which the lead
ing voices sre those of Mr.. Robert Ankle
and Miss Alice Kchoe. This mass will
be sung at both the morning service and at
10 O'Clock. The Organist is young and
talented lady, Miss Emma Hagan.
At veSpers there will be some very fine
hymns, in accordance with the feast.
Professionalism the blessed sacrament
in the afternoon, and collections taken up
in the morning for the benefit OF the sane
tuary.
At St. Alphonsus Church at ) o'clock
Mozart'S No II mass will be sung with Il
Offertory by Aiblinger. At . o'clock the
choir of school children will sing various
Christmas hymns. At 10 o'clock there will
be solemn high mass, and mass by Witka
will be sung At o'clock in the after
noon there will be solemn veSpers.
Psalms" by Dr. Witt will be sung, with a
Magnificat by Mozart. The procession will
then take place followed by the bcnedic-
ton and Tie Deum.
At the Episcopal Church the usual musi-
cal treat will be given.
At the First and Second Presbyterian
Churches there will be fine music
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-23
Prof and Mrs. s..hr. Entertainment.

The Opera House last night was attended
by a sood sized audience, that was rather
wearied by the late hour of commence
ment, half past eight o. clock. Nevertheless
MANY of the selections were received with
approval, and it was a fairly satisfactory
entertainment. Mrs. Stahl is a very good
reader having distinct and clear enuncia-
ton, and save little stiffness in her Ges-
lures, displays fair dramatic talent. Her
readings gave pleasure. and her elocuton-
ary ability is of more than ordinary char
acter, while her conception OF
the characters portrayed, was exceed.
ingly good. To specially except any one oil
her performances, would scarcely De JUST;
where all were so well done. Prot. Stahi
has very fair execution OF technicai aiii-
culties on the piano; but in none OF the
selections so far played in public, has he
shown the ability that would entitle him
70 the claim of a successor to Hans Won
Bulow, or any other of the world renown.
ed pianists, his performances being Oh
music of very much lighter character than
a great pianist would dare offer to musl-
cal public A very satisfactory perform
ance was the Concerto by klase, accom-
panied by the Opera House Orchestra.
noticeable deficiency in the orchestra IS
lack of stringcd instruments, which no
amount OF brass or reed instruments VIII
COMPENSATE for and we suggest the addl-
ton OF more violius and cello, IN future
performances of such pieces.
Mr. Schaeier, though possessing good
voice. has much yet to learn as Sololst;
notiCcably keeping the pitch correctly, ana
while the gentleman did his best, the Ell.
fort was not happy one. A valley grand
piano may be very nice III par!or, but IL
is not a success on the concert stage, and
no doubt Prof Stahl would have satisfied
us, unsteady, better, had the piano had
depth and suavity of tone, which, owing TO
its size. was an impOSsibility. However,
both Professor and Mrs. Stahl are to be
congratulated upon the success OF their en-
tertainmcnt, OF which the programme Is
appended: .,..,, c.,,,,,
hoif Prof Richard Stahl; Archie Dean
jean Ingelow. Mrs. Richard Stahl; Hari-
tohc solo, The Stirrup Cup-L. Arditl'
Mr.. C. \. SChaeiier; Grand NalSe de Cor
nct''-Mattci: After the Battle'-S:
Bridges. Mrs. Richard Stahl; "TcndrcSsc
-Pacher: "Andantc '-MOzart, Prof. Rich
ard Stahl.
Part second-"Polka Noblc"-Joseffy,
Prof. Richard Stahl; sir Peter and Lady
Teazer--Sheridan Mrs Richard Stahi;
Charlie MaChrce"-W. G.. Hoppin, Mrs.
Richard Stahl; a"COnCertO' H. h!oSe,
Prof. Stahl and Opera House Orchestra;
Rock of Ages" tby requests. &. Forster,
Mrs. Richard Stahl.
sNot being able To procure all the lnstru-
8ents requisite to accompany the Ruben
stein Concerto, | have been compelled to
make the above change.
PROP RICHARD SrAHL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-23
River Neua.

Water eight feet eight inches and sta
tiOnary.
The steamer Wyoming came down yes
terday morning and laid here all day taking
on nails.
The Telegram. Scioto, &. Y. Lucas. Abncr
O'Nneal and Little Anna made their usual
trips yesterday.
The Sidney will arrive from Cincinnati
to-day and will leave on her return trip to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The steamer Baltic yesterday returned to
Wheeling to have her boilers repaired, hay
ing stuck her tow ut Rates Rock.
PITTSBURGH, December 22.-Riyer feet
3 inches and rising. Weather rainy and
mild
CINCINNATI, December 22.-River IS feet
inches and risinng rapidly. 1t ralncd all
day and is cloudy this evening.
CAIRO, December 22.-Arrived-C. W.
Anderson from Nashville. l T.. NJ. Departed
Alice Brown, 81. Louis. +. NJ; G. W.
Anderson, ~. NJ River 80 feet 10 inches
and rising. Thermometer Il. Cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, Dec 22.-liiyer rising; II
feet in canal II feet 10 inches in chute and
feet over the rocks. Business good,
weather partly cloudy and pleasant. Andy
Baum, to Cincinnati Golden City, to
Cincinnati; Charles Morgan. 10 CinCin-
matt; J. u. Parker. Cincinnati to Memphis;
Nellie Spccr and tow from Pittsburgh;
Pittsburgh and barge to Pittsburgh; Fan
ME Tatum to Pittsburgh; Golden Crown
overdue from Cincinnati. The Charley
Brown in passing over the falls to-day with
her tow struck one OF her barges against
the government cribbing put in last sum
mcr and sunk its barge and coal Total
loss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-23
Week OF Prayer.

The Week of Prayer will be observed this
year as follows: The Executive Committee
Of the Evangelical Alliance recommend the
following programme for the several days
Of the Week Of Prayer
Sunday, Jan. 1.-Subject for discourse:
Renewed Conservation"
Monday, Jan. 2.-ThankSgiving for the
blessings, temporal and Spiritual, OF the
past year, and prayer for their continu-
anCe.
Tuesday, Jan. 3.-Humliation and con,
fession on account of individual, social and
national sins.
Wednesday, January 4.--Prayer for the
blessing Of God on His Church and His
Word.
Thursday, January 5.-Prayer for the
young and all agencies for Christian train
ing
Friday, January G-Prayer for the uni
versal prevalence of peace and righteous
ness.
Saturday, January Prayer for Chris
tian missions. the Outpouring of the Holy
Spirit, and the conversion Of the world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-12-23
Personal.

John II. Hall, Esq, is out again, after
severe illness.
! Mr.. G. NJ. Dawson and wife, OF Fairmont,
I are at the Mclean.
Mr. J. T. Moore, of Warrensyille, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. G.. f. Blue, of CrcSapS Grove, was
in the city yesterday.
J. w. McAmee, the Darlington druggist,
was in the city yesterday.
Auditor Joseph S. Miller returned from
the interior last night.
The mother of Prof. Whitehill is the
guest of her son in this city.
Mrs. DR.. McCulloCh, of Bellaire. is in this
city visiting her son, DR.. McCullocn.
Charley Mcdonald. of Beallsville, Ohio,
made a flying trip to Wheeling yesterday.
Lewis Travis, the well-known mill man,
is dangerously i'll with bronchial pncu-
mOnia.
Arthur Sinsel and J. A. Hunter, of the
B. 4 o.. force at Grafton, were in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Isadore Ash. of Baltimore, is the
guest OF his cousin, Mr.. Nal. Gutman, on
Thirteenth street.
Capt Dillon, of the SCioto, resumed
charge yesterday, having nearly recovered
from MS SICKNESS.
Mr. Neglcy Cochran and sister, Miss FL
Ia, came home from Ann Arbor, Mich, last
night for the holidays.
Major J. T. Moore, of the firm of Moore
& Co., CroCkery and glass dealers, OF CO.
lumbus, o., is in the city.
Mr.. John Metz and wife. formerly of
Wheeling, but now living at POwhatan,
were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Kirk, mother of Prof Joseph Kirk,
of the steamer Diurnal, who has been visit
ing at Marietta for several weeks, has re-
turned home.
at St Louis, called on CaptS Young and
Wilson in this city, Yesterday, on his way
TO Pittsburgh.
Hon. Is. H. Lurty. Assistant Clcr.; L. :.
Senate. and one of the Representatives in
the House Of Delegates Tor the County OF
Harrison, is III this city.
Rev. ). +. Barnitz returns To the city to
day, TO spend Christmas with his family
and friends, and, according to promise,
with his old Sunday school.
Mr.. Emanuel Blum, formerly ui l. Blum
/ & Bro, of this city, visited Philadelphia
recently. While there took 80 well with
! the main house of |. Blum & Co., Phil
/ adelphia, that he was engaged As a COM
merCial traveller, and will probably at some
/ time visit Wheeling in that capacity.
! Last evening. at the residence Of Judge
\. Bolton Caldwell, Miss Gertie, his daugh
! ter, delightfully."- entertaineda number OF
; friends After refreshments, which were
admirably served, dancing was enjoyed and
: also social converse, when wit flowed freely
and Mcrriment rcigned supreme. 1t WAS
: a charming occasion. and the fair and fairy
/ hostess received many compliments which
were well deserved for her clever tact and
her warm hospitality, which all certainly
! aNnrcCiated