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NOT on 'rHE Bills.
AIittle Episode at charley shay,s Theatre
p Last Nisht.

ta.. ta4a Last SlSnt. .4gA lau 1.
For the past two nights Florence Noble
and Harry jackson, supported by an I'M
usually strong dramatic company, headed
by Hal Clarendon, formerly leading man
with Dion Boucicault, and an actor OF fine
ability and high reputation, have been
presenting Queens Evidence" at Charley
Shay's Theatre. The performance was in
every respect q fine one. Last night,
however, 1t was somewhat marred by q
little by.play, concerning which very
sensational report became current about
the streets in an incredibly short time.
Toward the close Of the first act Gilberi
liedlqnd, one OF the characters in the
drama, fires a shot at Matthew Thornton,
the villain Of the play, and accidentally
shoots his wifi, Ratf Ae5ld1l, binding her.
Just before this piece OF acting was gone
through with last night those Of the audi
ence who sat near the stage heard loud
voices inthe wings, one saying:
"When you fire that gun ! want you to
shoot above my wife's headl"
~ know how to dc; that shooting, and
will tend to 1t myself, twas the response.
The play went on, and apparently
nothing came OF this evidently angry col
loquy. The curtain went down at the end
OF the firstact, and Sfr. Jackson, the maui
ager OF the company, appeared before the
audience Just before the orchestra CONF
meneed the overture, and said:
Ladies' and gentlemen, j regret TO say
that it willibe impossible for the performs
auce to proceed. My leading man, Mr..
Clarendon, is under the influence OF
liquor, and much as regret it it will be
necessary to dismiss the audience"
These words reached Manager Shay,
and he rushed behind the scenes and put
q sudden stop to this programme. The
audience was retained, and the play fin
ished successfully, and II anything with
more spirit than the night before. Mr.. Clar.
endon admitted 10 Col. Shay that he had
been drinking, but no person in the audi
ence would have suspected 1t from his act
ing. He Is the best actor in the cast, play
Ing the role OF Gilbert lfedtdnd with force.
Florence Noble (Mrs. Jackson personates
Kate Medland. Col. Shay blamed Mr..
Jackson Tor the whole difficulty, and con-
sidered the steps he took altogether unne-
cessary and uncalled for. Its said there
has been bad feeling between Clarendon
and Jackson for some time.
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Jacques Kruger will present his funny
comedy, dreams, or Fun in Photograph
Gallery at the Opera House tomorrow
evening for the second time this season.
The piece is more confused mixture Of
comedy, farce, burlesque and spectacle
than when II was last seen here, and the
new company does not luck spirit OF
variety. Many new and taking songs have
been added to the piece, and It does not
lag for moment during the entire per
iofmanee. The piece itself is Of the
sketchiest description, but the funny busi-
ness in the photographers place, perpe-
trated by the people who 50 there 70 have
their pictures taken, and the eccentric
comedy acting Of Mr.. Kruger, gives some
thing Ike substance to the entertainment.
Reserved seats are on sale at Banners
music store,
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ABOUT PEOPLE,

Strangers In the City and wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Lou swabacker has returned from {
business trip East.
Judge Jackson and Clerk Moore, Of the
United States Court, are at the Mcclure
house.
Mr.. S. P. Hildreth, Cashier Of the Com,
mercial Bank, Is in New York city on bust
ness.
BIZ. Meighen, ESQ, Prosecuting At.
torney Of Marshall county, was in town
yesterday.
Miss Francis Williamson left yesterday
for Wellsburg, TO visit her friend Matte
Frederick.
State Senator O. Z. Brown and wife de,
parted for their home in. jackson county
last night on the Andes.
DR.. Christian Schnepf, the druggist, who
has been seriously III with the typhoid
fever, was reported slightly better last
evening. II
Squire 7. ]. Louis, publisher OF the
Bnddocks, Pa, San, Is in the city. He
hasnot visited Wheeling for twenty.
five years.
Messrs. A. Ruhl, Jr., and Lou and Frank
Lind, Of Columbus, o., returned home
yesterday, after pleasant visit at the resi.
dence OF Mr.. John Ebbert, OF the North
end.
Peter Ripley, an old Wheeling boy who
has been in the regular army for over
twenty years, has been visiting his
brother, w. q. Ripley, Of North Wheel.
ing, for some weeks. He leaves to-day to
Join his regiment in Texas.
Mr.. Hayes, Of Cohn, sampliner & Co.,
Wheeling, Is In the city to-day, and as he
Is the lucky winner Of the bet OF fifty
kisses from one Of our lady clerks, he was
In real luck to-day, but was somewhat
chaerined when the lady paid him with
fifty Sugar kisses. n-Baldifs Iadeptndsit.
In the death yesterday Of his youngest
son, Mr.. John II. Winder, foreman Of The
composing rooms, ID called
upon 10 mourn the loss Of his fourth
child in q short span Of years. The unu-
sual bereavement that has beiallen his
family draws out the deepest symplthles
OF their friends.
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The Island Rink.

Notwithstanding the many attractions
on both sides Of the river last night, there
was a crowd OF nice people that filed the
Island Rink and enjoyed the wonderful
performance Of Frank Aielrose, the great
one-legged skater. He is the greatest at
traction that has yet appeared at this
rink. Several attractive features have
been arranged for. next week. To,mor-
row night a fancy dress party will take
place, over which the Island people and
several on this side OF the river have been
in state Of expectancy for several days.
The new manager, Charlie Clouston, Is q
general iavorite with the patrons Of the
rink and aims to make the place popular.
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The Reaisltr yesterday contained the an
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Breadstutis and provIsien..

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~ and MIn liberal
SdSnaeed ~ S sr.Sge nrm
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cam ebtops "a IA S1 -
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INDICATIONS.

wAsHIsoroS, D. O., March, III A.M.-
For Tennessee and. the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, followed In Tennessee with local
rains, variable winds, generally northeast
erly, falling barometer in the western por.
ton, rising followed by falling barometei
In the eastern portion, slightly colder IN
Tennessee, falling followed by rising tenn
perature in the Ohio Valley.
For the Lower Lake region, fair weather
northerly winds, shifting eastcrly colder
followed by warmer. weather, falling baro
meter in The western portion, rising fol
lowed byfalling barometer In the eastern
portion. III .iis f41,s
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FuDuCNtiuus
The Register yesterday contained the an.
nouncement that an evening newspaper,
or a Sunday paper, was shortly to be
started in this city by E. L. Mann, now
telegraph editor Of that paper, and Char
ley Howell, Of the Pittsburgh Commercial.
'Gdsette. Mr.. Mann said to an ISTILIIGHN-
CIR reporter yesterday that there was no
truth in the statement, and no foundation
in factiorit. He had not been consulted in
reference to the publication, and could
not conceive its purpose. It has pre-.
cipitated his retirement from the staff Of
the Register, which has lately lost several
good men. Mr.. Mann contemplated
seyering his connection witlI- the paper
in a few weeks, but has now resigned his
position TO take effect on Saturday next.
It is said that after Mr.. Mann's retire
ment Mr.. ]. B. fancy, with an assistant,
will comprise the editorial staff Of the
RediLsr.
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WE have just received a new stock o
e0'u 5leSiIsiSyS ". CRUDE, the Jcweler,
Cor. Twelfth and Market SIS
JUST RECEIYED.

Alarge assortment Of Spring and Sum
mer Stock, consisting Of the latest ynrie'
Ties In Coatlngs, Suitlngs, Pantaloonings
and Orercoatings, which I'VE will make
up In the latest and best styles and al
lowest possible prices.
Alsoa full line Of Gents Furnishing
Goods. ,,rSs :. COWS
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market arm at $50. Rye easier q &C. Barley
hrm and unchanged Polk dull aud nenlinll A.
So 7sAiS CO. Lard QuleS but httn ~ zoe, bulk
mea6 arm and unbalanced. Bacon duh and IN.
CHANGED. whitky active and arm ~ q u But.
t9r dun and dfoopingi tsE1 extra cream.
en- sSa5Sc, tangy dairy aa21e. Esgt pptottled but
genefaliy lower at ell2lc.i CheeSe quie hrd IN.
changed. ai
pltlfaoRY, Nm, March lO.-F1our steady and
quiet, Wheat Meltetn higher and dun No z VIII
fafyfed Epot fcs March So e; April S11SA
S7i(6! Alay Sg5saS9Sffc. Corn, western steady and
otiIet: mixed spot Is, t<ci fresh March ~ 80
40 OF arm aud 6nlet: western whlte SSaSeei
mixed S6lS1c Rye quiet q 72AT9c. ProTilons
Sieady and quiet. RsE1 higher q 2se26o. Conee
lower. Rio ckrg0eS, ordinary TO talf s154ts5te.
whisky steady attl 2oal a. 10
TOKYO, o., March lS.-wheat hrmt No. AIRED,
sash and March 7SISo; April 7s22lc; Nay sQS4e;
June size bidt No. 2soft Sc. Com qriet but
Arm: No cash &c; May &c. OAh dull and
nominal. No, q Slkc. Clnyerseed quieti prime
cash and March 81 sSi April 81 e6 asked.
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last, Faster, rastest-I.Iand Rink To might,

Fast, FasterI Fastest-Island Rink To,night.
The management have made arrange.
ments with Mr.. Harry B. Norton, cham
pion amateur bicyclist; to race against
time at their rink this evening. Mr.. Nor
ton won the championship medal Of Kan
sas City, No., and SECOND medal for oham-
pionship Of the State Of Missouri at same
place. All who wish TO see fine exhibi-
ton Of speed on the wheel should not miss
this opportunity. Fancy dress party to-
morrow night. Big attractions for next
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The Chancellor passed up en- route from
Charleston to Pittsburgh at noon, and the
City OF Yeyay passed down for Cincinnati
last evening. Both had large trips.
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openlnr Of a New RIM.

The new North End rink, corner OF Main
and Fifth streets, will be opened this even.
ilg positively. Everything Is in complete
order and the management proposes to put
forth every endeayor to make II pleasant
for the crowd that bids fair to be present.
Mayer'o full brass band has been engaged
for this evening. This rink lays claim TO
being the largest, best lighted and best
ventilated Of any in town. Its floor is Of
maple laidpn edge, and 1t is thought by
those who have examined 1t, will be the
best In town,
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The monthly statement Of Receiver
Dunaway, showing the balances reported
by the Committee on Accounts, was re.
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ptuLtpItPH1I. PA. March 10. Wool dull; Ohio,
PennsylyanIa and West Virginia XXX and above Sia
s6o; extra SlaESe; medium S2aStc; coarse aas0e.
New YORK, Michigan. Indiana and western hne "a
SOc. medium a9SSSc; cuafse 29R3le. Fine washed
delalne S7aSsc: new washed e0mblng sd SCI coai1e
DO 69lISc; Canada washed combings 92aSc; tub
washed comblng and delaine 2sa2sc; bright IN.
wnshed elothing 22a25c: dark tnwaShed clothing
iGSois; FRst OREGON l7aiec; Valley Oregon 22a2Sc;
New Mexican and Colombo 16alpci coarse carpet
wool i8al5c; pulled extra merino 2sL2Ic.
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Excursion Tickets 70 New orleans.

Cheap excursion tickets are now on sale
via the direct and popular Pan Handle
route. For tickets and full information
call on oraddress j. g. Tomlinson, Agent,
foot Of Eleventh street. Wheeling, w. Va.
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rare sIusIeal treat.

The Arion Singing Society, the leading
German organisation OF this city, 10 az
ranging to give u musical entertainment
al fhe Opera House, Tuesday, April I, that
anal eclipse anything In the musical line
that has occurred In this city for along
fime. The committee having the matter
In charge Is composed Of Col. +. Reister,
prof. ri, Smokey and Mr.. Frank Cruise.
They have engaged the famous Mendels-
sohn Ouintette Club, Of Boston, to take Q
prominent part In the programme which
will be one composed OF musical gems.
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REaEMnER that the best and the cheap.
est footwear in the city can be found at
the Assignee Sale Of Boots and Shoes, No.
10 Twelfth street,
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The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at Schnepfs
drug store, Opera House corncr, yesterday;
IA. NJ; s9s, 12M, 1878 PM 4S'; . p
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nnttnn

INV YoRK, March 10 Cotton. quiet at Il 5 l6c;
futures steady; March 1l.29c; April lL29c; May
40; June IL 62cj July IL &C; August 6Tc: sep
TENDER II 40: october 10.77c: November 10.09c;
December io.e2c.
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ECZE'M MA
Aud Every Species Of Itching aud
Burning Diseases POSI-,
lively Cured.

ECZEMA, or Salt Rh6um, with is agonlzing itch.
Ing and burning, Instantly relieved by warm
Of CuTIcuRA, the great Skin Cure. This repealed
daily, with two or three doses Of GUTiGuRA NE.
SOLVENT, tho New Hood Purifier, TO keep The blood
cool, the penplraton pure and uniIriAilngC the
speedily cure Eczema, letter, RingWofm, PsoFtGdS.
Llchen PruEltuE. sna.l Head, DAldruf, and every
species Of Itching, scaly, and Pimply IIumnri Of
The SCALP and skin, when the best Physicians and
all known remedies iail.
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orr W. Morrow, oa !he EIealLse.:- =;

O,OTNTRY RESIDENCE, T0GEiL,,ns5I
" with Valuable LGndS, psAf The CIV "
or Rent. "a ,he city VI y 4,
nv resIdencc toFoIher with much o. W. w. r
YARN and Garden Lands, 70 SUI Mao 81
don't SelI viii rent, There . on ihS M, "a
tenant house; also lArEe new A ~ M ~ y
CRIB and wagon shed Az ung ~ ~ ~ are u ~
i T wbisb H. BEEN enriched Win D. haIIsIs
loads II rood stable manure hlpIs1 III III ,Sipls
iSSt two Year. Most Of the land |, Ny ssd ms
RaFdenlng purposes. There y ~ n Hsxf y Y
lands with neTerlaIling. prl1G, n ri b!LllTi
deldS. Al large portion o. the lAn ~. nj lsH,
and eligfbly located iot Bpllalne ~ 80 iai "
m Te1n,T win ID made easy aud y ~ .;fji.4s
on. For further Information " Ety gERlI
call on.
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REyENBE that the best and the cheap
est footwear in the city can be found at
the Assignee Sale Of Boots and Shoes, No.
40 Twelfth street.
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EAST LmEErY, Pa, March 10.-Cattle market
weak at unchanged prices, receipts 200 head; ship,
ments i.IO2. Hogs, market active; receipts 200
head; shIpnenS $500 head: Philadelphia s. ia
5 50; best Yorken IS 00a5 Is: common 81 aai %.
Sheep market dull at unchanged prices; receipts
500 head; shipments 500 hesd. Shipments ot
hogs 10 Now York to-day II car loads; no ship
mcnt Of cattle 10 Now York to-day.
cfSctNNAr1, March I0.-Livc hogs steady and
Arm; common and light g s0a5 %: packing and
butchers 81 Goa5 Is; receipts SOD head; khipmen1
Slb head. 7r}
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REMEMBER that the best and the cheap
est footwear in the city can be found at
the Assignee Sale OF Boots aud Shoes, No.
40 Twelfth street.
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RENElHER that the best and the cheap
est footwear III the city can be found At
the Assignee Sale Of Boots and Shoes, No.
40 Twelfth street, III
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REDUCTION on Li9roa IIcENsEs ASKED.

tALbAAAAV& VI A-tFH6stF NtNAes.AA-'
The Liquor Dealers, Innkeopers' aud
Brewers Protective Society of Ohio county.
presented alengthy petition asking that
the city cofeehonse licenses be reduced
from 5000 to $3.50 per annum. The petit
ton set forth that the members Of the So
ciety were willing tobear their share OF
taxation, but that in view Of the increase
OF State license ordered by the late I.egis-
latufe, Of from 500 TO $50 per annum,
tho county tax they were called upon to
pay together with their water and gas
rents, they felt that they were taxed too
high. They asked that the Council in
considering their prayer, take into consid-
Grafton the dull times, the depression OF
business among all classes, and the loss
| they Suffered from the food.n The peh.
ton was referred to the Committee on Or.
dinances for report.
Aresolution offered by Mr.. CONNER
ford, instructing the Committee on City
Prison TO inquire into the Availability OF
providing prison suits for the prisoners
was adopted. Mr.. Commercials idea IS
understood to be this, Aman wearing q
fairly good suit Of clothes may be sent up
on the hill for thirty or sixty days and be
unable TO get out. He has to work on the
stone pile, and at the end OF the time he
was sent up for, his clothes are In q sorry
condition. Provided the city furnished
suits he would have saved his own clothes
and in addition, the city suit would act as
d partial safe guard against escapes,
Aresolution offered by Mr.. Nyles pro-
yiding for the replacing OF the broken
clnck iaeea In the State House tower WaR
adopted.
Various unimportant papers and reso.
lutionB were referred.
ANoTIlHR LOAN ORDINANCE PROPOSED.
Mr. Heafn offered a resolution instruct.
ing the Committee on Ordinances to pre-.
pare for submission 70 the people another
ordinance authorizing the making Of
new loan for the purpose Of taking up the
Acknowledgements Of thecity, thatit viii be
noticed areincreasingin amount, ndreliey-
ing the embarrassed financial condition
OF the city, The resolution was adopted !
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Goods.

NV YORK, March 10 "A lthough les active than
yesterday there has been a very fair demand from
agents and many miscellaneous Rsiortncnts have
been called for 10 the extent OF agood volume Of
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EoR sALE-srocK AND BusINEss

- o. f1ntclAls Grocery.
Having 70 assume The duiies OF City Collector In
snort time am compelled 70 close business and
dispose Of my stock OF staple and Fancy GfooefieS
which Is new ircsh and desirable, togethaf WITH
the furniture and axtures, including EhGlyinE,
sl9W cave onntefa scales one home, new wagon,
eonuneting the bndnee9, which are all In Ant.
Class condition. There q also In the stock 4 large
10y OF willow and split baSkeiE. The store q loea.
ness has been built up, and & still carried on and
we sand may 30 secured by early application.
Ihls y splendid opportunity for the fiit man q
Ian call on or addre1l = II, d, ORAWFoRD.
mr. 1D6S Market 81, Wheciire. ~. Ia.
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Pa by Cleveland.
The Parkersburg State Journal has the
following:
"our informant mentioned an import
ant fact which has 80 far escaped the
notice Of the press Of this State, and it isin
regard 10 ex.Auditor Joe Miller's candi'
dacy for appointment as Third Assistant
Postmaster General. 1t is thought that
Mr.. Miller's chances are. AL. lie is aided
in his candidacy by Vice President Hen
bricks, by virtue OF the fact that the ex'
Auditor has a brother residing in Indian
apolis who Is warm friend Of Mr.. Hen.
bricks. 1t might be added, however, that
great deal OF importance does not seem
10 attach to what 31r. Hendricks may de-
sire, but his assistance, of course, is much
TO be desired.n
Rumors OF the same general nature have
been current for some time. Mr.. Miller
sometime ago said that he was not an up
plicant for any public position, but his
many friends at Washington and here de
clare that his appointment to good posi-.
ton under the new administration is
certainty.
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ESLARaE,lESls on Crayon Paper Of
Photographs eau DO had at Kinks art
store, 1905 Main street,
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.rnR EIYANctAI anoM1Na

The monthly statement OF Receiver
Dunaway, showing the balances reported
by the Committee on Accounts, was re-
ceived and ordered fled.
The same action was taken with the
monthly report Of City Clerk Bowers.
Following is an abstract from Mr.. Bowers
report!
General Fund-Amount OF orders Issued
during the month OF February, SS,4l9 As
amount OF orders paid during the month,
Sl,7sS 40, leaving unpaid orders to the
amount OF 50, G95 90; there was redeemed,
outstanding orders to the amount Of ST..
2T5 o., leaving at the end OF the month
city orders outstanding to the amount oil
500, 1853 OF, an increase Of $500 OF during
the month.
Contingent Fimd-There was Issued dur
ing February to the Board OF Public
Works orders on this fund to the amount
Of S466 98, forwhich there was . sufficient
amount to the credit Of the fund to pay
all these orders.
Included in the outstanding or unpaid
orders for the month Of February there ia
an order issued on account OF interest on
the loan OF 1877 amounting to S, $3.50.
The City Water Board reported that in
accordance with its rules and regulations,
Il had employed Col. IN. Wilkinson 10
make an examination OF the books and
accounts OF the Board and presented Col.
Wilkinson's report. The matter was re-
tefred to the Committee on Accounts.
Col. Wilkinson's reports shows the assess
inents by wards to have been.as follows:
First, Sll ,9l6 80; Second, S2i ,1f6 10 Third,
sS7, DIS % Fourth, $13, $40 10 Fifth, Sl5,.
1874 Sixth, S2i, s39Il9; Seventh, sl0,-
600 SO; Eighth, Sl2,9D2 81. Total, Sl49,.
705 eS. To this is to be added short and
supplementary assessments, making 10.
tafof $l50GS8 81. From this amount is
to be deducted unpaid and erroneous as
sessments to the amount OF Sl2, 5lQ. IS,
leaving a balance OF SIS, $3.50 80 that was
collected and accounted for.
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