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MISCELLANEOUS.
CHINA,
Glassware and
Queensware,
Wholesale and Retail,
AT|
J. L. HOBBS, SON & CO.'S,
No. 1115 Main Street.
|an22
NEILL & ?LLINGHAM7
yyHOLKHALK GROCERS,
1305 N4I1 STREET,
Have in store and are constantly roceivi
lit; m large and coinplelestock oi goods,
such as in usually found in a tlrstelasH
bouse, com prlsi ng
all grades ol
Refined Sugars
New Crop N. i). sugar and Molasses.
Syrups, Undoes, Teas, Tobacco, Carollua
Kice, Cheese, Mackei&l, Herring, Codflsli,
Mince Meat, Raisins. Prunes,
Currants, Ac , Ac. We are
sole Agents tor the
justly celebrated
CRYSTAL COKD STNur,
The purest and must wholesome article lu
the market, and of the same grade and
flavor oi .Maple Syrup, and
aJOilHIVS ELECTRIC SOAP
Thl< Soap is superior in quality and
strength, and one pounu will do
the work of two pounds
of any others.
OUR if'LO O Rfc
Embrace the tallowing brands.
Perfection. Ohio Slate rreiiiliini and
Kryoion*.
These Honrs are too well known to ueod
commendation. We have the exclusive
sale of t hem.
We solicit an examination ot our stock
bs elose cash buyers. decl
Will Kill! 20,04)0 SlltcliCN iu
a llnnle!
| I
A Family Kilning Machine !
Now attracting universal attention by
its astonishing perioriuancea ami its great
1 (radical value tor every day lamily use.
i knits every possible variety of plain or
fancy work
With Almost Magical Speed.
And gives perfect shape and finish toal
garments, li will knit a pair of socks in
fifteen m I tin ten. Every machine Wakkaxtkd
perfect, and to do just what Is rep- [
resented. A complete distinction book j
accompanies each machine.
No. I Family Machine, 1 c\Under, 72 I
needles, $30; No. 3 Family Machine, 2 cyl- J
tudcrs, 72 ami ion needles, $40.
A sarnnle machine will l>e .sent to any
part ol the United slatesorC'auada(wher?
we have no ag.-ut,) express charges prepaid,on
receipt ot tiie price.
Agents wanted in every State, County,
City ami Town, to whom very liberal dise.
units will be made.
Address, liiOKKolin Knitting Machinx
M'KU Co., Sole Manufacturers, Haltleboro,
VI. no.?tegh
HOTELS.
COLUMBIA HOUSE,
No-i. Hit: AMI 10.1 tM A UK FT STKEKT
Wheeling, W. Va., Weity'sold stand,
1*1111.. Nlimrur, Proprietor.
First-class Itooms, First-class Tahle, and
First-class Stables. Call and see for yourself.
1 guarantee satisfaction and cheap
rates oct22
BREAD AND CAKES.
baYha,
BREAD. CRACKER AND uAKE
BAKERY.
Y| AKKKT STREET, Ol'PONITE WASHlYl
Iligtou Hull, a few doors above
Twelfth street, keeps constantly on hand
a full assortment ot the above articles.
Uood- delivered Co all parls ol the city
tree of charge.
WHEELIliS BUSINESS COLLEGE.
I .1ST XKI.ISII KI> lsiO. OFKKES AN1M- .
J proved course of study for the practical
edncMti' ii ot yonng men. Elegant I
rooms, refitted and turnished. Separate
rmm hit' lail.cw Scvuiinim ?luv ?iml
hik- lmliviilnal ins!ruction kIvhii each .
sturicn<; also thorough course- iu the Kii>c?
llsh brunches. lull at Colleite otflce, oppo
site- Me Lure House, or aihlrtss,
J. M. K ft ASH KK A CO.,
aulTyh Whw'lnit, W. V*. s
t
Ayer's 1
Sarsaparilla'
tFor Scrofula. and all (
scrofulous diseases. Fry- ,
sipclas, Hiiso or St. AuIhony's
Fire, Eruption (
anil Eruptive ilisoases f
of the skill, ricei-.itions ,s
of tho Liver, Stomach,
Kiduevs, Lungs. 1'imVustulos,
Roils, ^
jB lllotclios. Tumors, TotW
tor. Sail llheum, Scald K
Head, Ringworm, Floors, Soros, v
Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Rain in the t
Roue-,Side and llead. Female Weak- *
ness, Sterility, Leucorrlwa. arising
from internal ulceration, and uterine
disease, Syphilitic and Mercurial dis- ^
e.ases, I>rop?v, Dyspepsia. Fmacia- j
uou, tiener.il Debility, and for Purifying
the Blood. u
" This Sarsaparilla is. a combination of o
vegetablealU'ratives?8tilliugia,A!an- ?
drake .Yellow Pork? with the Iodides
of Potassium and Iron, and is the *
most efficacious inedieine vet known
for the diseases it is intended tocure. .
Its ingredients are so skilfully '
combined that the full alterative
effeet of each is a*sured, ami while 01
.t is so mild as to he harmless even p,
toehildren. it is xtill so effectual as j
to purge out from the system those *'
impurities and corruptions which i T
develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoy*isderiwd ;
from its curi's. and the coulideoec ! w
Vhich prominent physicians :U1 over \
the country rcj?owc in it proves their |
experience of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues
have accumulated, aud are con- : pi
tantly being received, and as many ' w
of these cases are publicly known, j
they furnish i-omincmg evidence of j *
. the superiority of tins Sarsaiuirilla | P1
Over every other alterative menu iuc. j
So genenilly is its superiority to any
otter ThedkW known fhitt W* need | a
do no more than to assure the jHiblir j]
that the best qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly uiuiutaiued.
preparer RT
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.. "
Jf"rmrtical and An+lftUal jj(
-> BY ALL ItKCOOMT* KVRKY WU CUE. VI
Wheeling Register.
CARROLL & BRO.,
N<J?. 8,|AND 10 SIXTEENTH 8THEJC1
Importers and Dealers In the beat o
Italian Marble and
LIFE SIZE F1U1JRE8,
And American and Scotch Granite Monu
menu and Tablets. ThU firm will furnlsl
work In their line at the very lowest rata
Work guaranteed to give sutlslaction o
no pay, nov22eg
Prepare for the Centennial
200 SUITS & OVERDRESSES
25 Grass Cloth Oversklrts iiud Kusqu*
at 81.60.
25 Grass Cloth Overdresses, braldei
at ?2.75.
10 Grass Cloth Overdresses, bruidei
at ?1.00.
10 Plain Linen Overdresses at ?1.50.
o Pleated Overdresses at 81,50.
10 Pleated and braided oveidresses att
12 Embroidered Oveidresses at 87.50.
0 Extra tine embroider* d Overdress*
at iO.OU.
12 Grass Cloth Suits at 82.50.
12 Grass Clvth Suits at 83.50.
12 Pin*- Linen Suits at 81 00.
6 Fine Linen Pleated Suits at 85.50.
?> Fine Embroidered Suits at 87.50.
12 Very Fine Embroidered Setts at 80.5
12 Extra Flue Embroidered Suits at 812.1
We guarantee all these goods well mud
and (lie best value in this country.
Emsheimer Bros.
1106 Main Street.
WKUHilMKlT, MAY IO, !*??.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to Now Advertisement*.
Notice?Wheeling Omnibus Compain
Stereoscopic Views?McLure llous
Art Store.
For Kent?Koom*.
Money Saved?li. Mendel, Boot
<St Co.
Just Received?Ilennegen, Bates A; Ci
Grand Concert?[First Page.]
Fikks and overcoats were coinfortabl
yesterday.
Tine ' boss'' show opens in Pbilade
phia to day.
m ^ ??
Ick cream signs were not inviting yei
lerday. Too cold.
Strawbkkrirs sell at thirty cents
quart in Baltimore.
??
Thkkk o ght to have been a cradle wit
that "furniture set."
Thkkk is not so much talk ubout goin
t<> the Centennial now as six monts ag(
Tiik .Monday evening market projet
was killed in the Second Branch las
night
?? m ?
Tuk Second Branch indulged in mor
chin music last night thun it has for
long time.
The liitli anniversary ot the Children
Home will tie held at the Opera llous
Thursday night.
Tiik John Medick who was before th
Police Court, is not the Kitrht wan
butcher of that name.
A Hour ninety colTee house license
have been granted so far. Last yea
there ware one hundred and live.
?
The sale of seats for Col. Sellers wen
oil'with a grand rush yesterday. Ever
seat down stairs was gobbled.
-- ? m
Excursion Party.?The stcame
Courier took an excursion party t
Parkersbu g yesterday. Tommy Cock
tvne's band furnished the rausie.
Sui>i>kn Death.? Mrs. Miller, wifeo
Peter Miller, of the Eighth ward, die*
suddenly yesterday morning. She re
Lire*) the night before feeling slightly un
well. She had been confined a few week
'go. ^
U.S. District Court?J una* Jack
jon.?An adjournod session of this Courl
Aiil la- held in this city for several days
or the purpose of hearing some speeia
ases. The Court will meet at the Cu*
,om House this morning.
A Good Thin*,.? Messrs Slmllcmss &
o., propose running a lino of busses be
ween this city and the new Catholic and
i recti wood ccmetries, on the National
oad, every Tuesday, Wednesday anc
laturday. See advertisement.
Tun average Councilman thinks lha'
rVheeling should ho governed by th<
aroe laws and practices that were ir
oguetwenty-five years ago. They forget
hat Wheeling was a littie villago then
nd now she is a city.
Warrants Ik*UK1>.? Warrant have
een issued by Squire Porbea for the arest
of Mrs. Bcdwi' and Mrs. Thomas,
n a charge of selling liquor in violation
f law. The oases will be beard this
lorning. Martin Friery is the complainnt.
Acc\l>ent?Last Satarday, a son ol
ohn Fetticord, who reeide* at Elm
rove, while a&isiing hW father on the
reel ion <>f a new stable. fell from some
ortion of it to the ground and broke h>t
rni. The unfortunate boy ts about ten
sars old. He is rec >vermg rapidly.
Smashcp.?A horse attached to a
agon mbicb was hitched to an awning
?st in front of MrKelvey's news depot,
i Market street, became frightened last
rening, and in bis efforts to get away
J lied down the awning and smasnedtlur
indows in McKelvey's store. The borsn
as the property of a granger, who
t.mptly settled lor all damages.
WUKKLINO. Parkkkshvko AJ?I>CINNHATI
TRANSPORTATION CoilI'ANT.?
be annual election for directors of the
ove named company was held yestery,
and resulted in the old board bein $
-elected, as follows:
Charles Mubleman, C. H. Booth,
anry Schmnlbacb. Alex. Hentheringtop
d Jack.Harrison.
THE WHEELING
THE COURTS.
Circuit Court?Judge Melrin.
The Court met at the usual hour yesterday
morning.
The caae of A. Yocke va. the Board of
,, Public Works, is still on trial.
The Court adjourned until thi? morning
at 9 o'clock.
iu
i. Polick Court?Judge Cranmer.
r The following cases were before the
Police Court yesterday morning.
William Kemp, charged with drun*
kenncss was lined two dollars and etists.
In default of payment he was committed
to the Work house for thirty days.
k The case against Patsy Aiken, charged
with disorderly conduct, was continu}|
ed until a future day.
Bkwakk of Cats.?Our attention has
been called to a case of poisoning by the
"8 bito of an angry cat, which the attending
'' physician pronounces as violent as tbt
1? bite of any copperhead, or rattle snake lit
ever heard of. Tho circumstances an
these: An old widow lady, who livci
near Honey's Point, in this county, named
Bedilion, was much worried by the raid:
of one old cat upon her \ otmg chickens, sc
she bethought herself of tho strange
method of setting a bai f< r puts, whieli
W would enable her to cat h ibe animal by
the hind legs and when thus caught carry
it to a wood-chopper near by, wbc
10 would dispatch the destroyer olchickens
and the old lady's peace of mind, by
chopping oil its head. But "woman pro.
poses and God disposes," is thi
' trite SHying, barring the change ii
sex here adopted, at:d it proved thus now
For the cat came as usual for her spring
- chicken, und in its perambulations fel
pi with the bait. While investigating
. its peculiarities, Mrs. Bedelion slippec1
cautiously up and, according to the programme,
succeeded in catching the thiol
by the hind legs and raising itoff the
ground. But what was her terroi
* when the vicious beast, wild and mad
0 dened with anger, spitting venom and
its ey? s lierco as those of a tiger, wairlep
h itsell round, raised its head and forepaws
and almost before the situation was realized,
bit and elawed the lady's hand
until it was as raw as a piece of beef
" She tried to master thcunimal by getting
its head between her feet, but the ea'
1 was more than a match for her and
sne was only glad to let it go
Tho sullcring from the bites became ini.
tense, and before many hours her eondi
tion had assumed such a serious turr
that a physician was called. Since ther
a lh? Hicaun if such it run he called, ha!
become worse and it is very doubtful i
^ the lady will recover.
This should be a warning to giv<
this "nine lived" beast a wide
g birth when in an angry mood, for they
will not only show light when cor
nered, but their bite is as dangerous a:
1 that of the most poisonous snake. Then
' are several well authenticated cases or
record of death in that most fearful form
e resulting from the bite of this domestii
H animal.
1'kksonal.?Caleb linggess, Esq., o
Clarksburg, is at the AicLure House.
g
Jacob Jackson, Esq., member ol tin
e
Legislature from Wood county, is in thi
city.
0 Col. Alex. Campbell, chairman of tin
j Slate Democratic Executive Committee
tarried in Wheeling yesterday.
Chaplain Daisied, of the Intelligencer
s leels proud. It is a girl and weighs nini
r pounds.
Hon. J. J. Jackson, Judge, and Cas
per Y. Moore, Esq , Clerk of the Unitec
* States District Court, is at the McLuri
^ House.
Mr. llorkheinier, member of Counci
r from the Second ward, deserves credit foi
o trying to get an evening market f"r tin
. people of that part of the city. The fail
ure of the project was no fault of his.
Councilman Long, of the Fourth ward
^ is of the opinion that we have too many
' laws already. Most people will agre<
* with him.
It may be interesting to know thai
9 Chaplain llalsted reported the Second
I Branch of Council last night, notwith
standing he had been made the proud
'parient" of an infant daughter a few
hours before.
I Souk Kxcitkment.? Yesterday after
noon the workmen engaged on Dr. Will
Bates' now house on Twelfth street, were
the witnesses of quite an exciting little
* scene. Silas W. Stewart, a bricklayer
I was busiiy ngaged at his work, when
one G. W. Burrow, another bricklayer,t>u!
^ w ho had not been at work, went up a d
engaged in conversation. Burrow soon
called Stewart a "dead beat" and the lat!
ter picked up a brick and
j was about to throw, when Bur,
row pulled a pistol and threatened
I to kill hiin if he did. The men about
the building interfered and prevented
any bloodshed. The men have been in
Wheeling but a short time and came together,
and were supposed to be warm
friends. Each man swore out a warrant
against the other, and they will be before
Judge Cranmer ihis morning.
At the meeting ot Directors held yes.
terday afternoon, the following Board of
Managers of the Children** Home wuappointed
for the year ending May 1st,
1 1877:
' Mrs. W. ?. Butler, Mrs. F. K. Dickey,
> Mr*. G. W. Franxheim, Miss Gertrude
! Lamb, Mrs. J. J. .lone*. .Mr*. A. ?.
Kelly, Mrs. J. L. Hobhe, Mrs J. 1*. Harden,
Mrs. C. Norton, Mrs 0. Taylor,
Mrs. A. W. Campbell, Mr*. Geo. K.
Wheat. Mrs. Ann Cummin . "Mr?. S. C.
i Roy, Mrs. L. Mix, Mrs. J. V. L Rogers.
. Mrs. John E. Me.idel. Miss Jan?* S. Bennet,
Miss Lizzie 1L K on nan, Miss Belle
i Mendel. Miss Annie McL&in, Miss Julia
J Atkinson (ElmGrove).
Rev. S. B. Barn'tz was elected Presi.
j debt of the Board and L. C. Stifel SjecreI
tary. These aro the same officers as last
< year. The above named iaaies will mett
{ at twosfcloek this afternoon, at the Home,
I for organization and work.
Tumru or KatL Estate.?The
following transfer of real estate was entered
ia the County Clerk's office yesterday:
Deed made May 8, 1876, by Charles
Bchwertferger and wife to Charles
Schwertferger, for certain land ia Ohio
county, kooarn as the 'sunnv ?de vinoyW"
Admitted May 9; $900.
DArLY REGISTER, 1
CITY COUNCIL PKOCECDINUN.
SECOND BRANCH.
'fhe regular monthly meeting of Council
was hold last night, President Logan
in tbo chair.
I'reaent?Bultz, Erskine, Goering.
Horkbeimer, Hoge, Hand Ian, Hanke,
Heil, Kinghorn, Myle>, McGaw. Mc1
Courtney, Pollock, Pryor, Kitz, Travis,
! Warner and Waterhouse.
I The minutes of the last meeting were
, reaifand approved.
| On motion of Mr. Travis, the rules
! were suspended and the applications for
coffee house licenses were taken up
About ten additional licenses were
granted.
The committee on Water Works reI
ported in favor ol paying bills mentionI
in the Superintendent s report amount,
ing to $5o3.tid and $40 73 mentioned in
their report. The report was adopted
1 and the bills ordered paid.
1 STREETS AND ALLEYS.
1 The report of the Street Commissions
> for the month of April, asking the pay
, ment ol bills for work done on the street!
and alleys, amounting to $2,703.U8, wai
' read and adopted and bills ordered paid
1 The committee or. Streets and Alleys
j reported in favor of paying bills amounting
to $992 99, which were ordered paid
' mu. ?"l-o nrt'uwul thA fnllnw
JL LIU L'UUIilllbbVU uicv vuv* v?
> ing resolution, which was adopted:
i lle?ulvcd, That the People's Bank b<
r allowed to construct areas in the pave
nient in Iront of their banking house, or
the corner of Main and Twelfth streets
i provided said openings are riot over tlirei
leet in width and substantially protectee
' by iron fences and gates.
V'IRK DEPARTMKMT.
The report of the committee on Firr
5 Department was read. The bills of tin
i several companies as lollows, wen
ordered paid and report adopted:
, United No. 1 *22.7
' Atlantic No.2 20.1
I Vigilant No. 3 2?.'J
Hook ami Ladder No. l ?.i
[ Department 41.8
1 Total 8122.0
ACCOUNTS.
r The committee on Accounts reporter
that a balance of $58,565 98, was due tin
Kxchangc Bank, occasioned by over
checking, up to the first of May. Tin
committee recommended the payment
I of bills amounting to $253 56. The re
port was adopted and bills ordered paid
LI UllTS.
' The committee on Lights reported tba
they had examined the accounts ot tin
Gas Trustees and found them correct
and asked the payment of the same
$1,231.48. Adopted.
MARK UTS.
The committee on Markets reporU*
the following ordinance for adoption:
An ordinance to amend and re ordair
the third section of on ordinance entitlc<
"an ordinance regulatiug the markets o
the City of Wheeling.
1 Be it ordained by the Council of thi
' City of Wheeling that the third sectioi
i of an ordinance entitled "an ordinance
I regulating the murkets of the City o
Wheeling be amended and reordained s<
as to read as follows:
j Sec. 3. That hereafter markets slial
j be held at the said market place in thi
Second ward in tin- city or w neenng 01
Wednesday and Saturday of each week
- commencing at 4 o'clock a. m and end
$ ing at 10 o'clock a. m., and on Monda;
of each week commencing at 6 o'clock i
m. and ending at !) o'clock r. m , provid
1 ed tbattne market shall be open lor tn
, sale of meats on all other days excep
. Surplay Irorn 4 o'clock a. m. until
o'clock a. m. The clerk of the inarke
shall canso the hell on the city hall to b
I rung on each market day herein estah
lished at the hours herein prescribed lb
the opening and closing of market, am
3 any person buying or selling any artiel
, of provision before the ringing of th
bell lor the opening ol the market, shul
forfeit arid pay limine to the city of nc
i less than one nor more than five dollar
for every such offense.
The same committee asked the adof
lion of the following resolution:
> Resolved, That a specal committee b
8 appointed, three from each Branch <.
Council, to investigate the complaint
of hucksters against the clerk of th
" Second ward market, and furt her to in
i vestigate all receipts from the Seconi
? ward market, and compare the >tatt
inents of the City Receiver and clerk <
the Second ward market.
I The report of the committee wa
r adopted, but the ordinance in relatio
to Monday evening market, was referrei
to the committee on Ordinances,
iikai.tii and oakbaok.
, The committee on Health reported a
follows:
After a lull consideration of the quej
} lion as to the collection of the garimg
and ollal of the city, your enmmitte
^ thought best to recommend to Counci
tfint all bids now before Council for th
' collection arid retnovul of garbage hih
ollal should be rejected, inns
much as arrangements cannot nov
be made to begin the work befori
the tirst of June. Council should author
izc the Clerk of the city to adverti*
again lor new proposals for the colicctioi
and removal uLgarbage, the work to be
1 gin on the 1st day of June, 187b, and em
, on March 1st, 1JS77, and the ordinance ii
relation to the same should bo rigidly en
! forced, irrespective of party or person.
The committee reported adversely t<
the petition of Christ Kalbctzer. toerec
a slaughter house. In connection witl
this -object the committee desire Cour.ci
I to direct the Heal'.h Officer to make hi
inspection of all the slaughter bou-e
butcher shops aud soap factories withii
the limits ! the city, and report toCoun
cil their condition, as regards the hcaiti
of the city, and whether or not th<
owners of the same are operating by per
mission of Council, as required by tin
ordinance.
The report of tho committee waj
adopted.
city rnrsoN.
The committee on City Prison reporte<
in lavor of paying bills amounting t<
$lW.t>0. for the month of April. Tin
report was adopted and the bdls orduret
paid.
The rep<">rt of Superintended Sylvii
showed that the cost of each prisoner foi
the month was thirty cent?. The num
I tier of prisoners on hand on the 1st o
May was 3u: received during the month
i iv; discharged 2\.
The report was received and filed.
The report of the Citv Sex ton was ro
ceived and referred to the committee 01
; Cemetries.
! An ordinance in relation t.? the spect
I of locomotives or trains within the city
limits from the First Branch, was r?.
j jecled by a v ote of 9 to 8.
An ordinance lrom the First Branch
j amending an ordinance in relation t?
I certain oflences was concurred in.
i j The President appointed M^r*. Ers|
kinr, Long and lioge, on behalf of tail
' Branca, on the special committ'-d to in
restigate the .Second ward market clerk
An ordinance in relation to areas
' | from the First Branch, was read and non
* concurred in.
An ordinance from the First Branch
in relation to rates of wharfage, was rtai
I and laid on the tabic.
An ordinance from the Fi r*t Branch
in relation to tramps, was laid on tb<
table without being read.
The petition of tbe citizens of tb<
Eighth ward, asking tbe repeal of th<
' "bog ordinance" as far as that ward, ? i
received and re.erred to tbe oommitlei
; on Health.
The petition of a large number of citi
I zens ??f the Seventh ward, praying thai
WEDNESDAY MORNI
! the garbage ordinance bo not repealed, tl
was referred to the committee on Health, w
resolutions. jj
Resolved, That the Superintendent of
the Workhouse be ordered to employ 0
the persons under his charge in making ^
a road from the east end ot the Tenia ^
sula bridge to the carriage way in the
. City Cemetery, under the supervision of ^
the Street Commissioner. Adopted. v
Resolved, That the committee on
Streets and Alleys be instructed to ad- n
vertise for street crossings and curbing
, for the use ol the city foi the term ot Q
, one year. Adopted.
Resolved, That there be a new curb set ^
( on the south side of Twenty-second _
street, between Main street Alley A. ^
. Referred to committee on Streets and !
Alleys. t
Rtsolved, That the curbstone between
, Twenty-first and Twenty-third on the
[ east side of Maine street be reset three
iectwestof its present position and new
curbing when necessary. Referred to '(
committee on Streets and Alleys. d
P Resolved, That theStreet Commissioner [ .
* bo herewith reminded to carry out the |
' order ot Council last fall, in relation to 1
! j resetting curb stones on the east side of t
Main street between Fourth and Sixth H
1 streets. Adopted.
Resolved, That the City Solicitor be c
requested to draw an ordinance prohibit- c
ing louling on prominent street corners c
and at buildings of the city. j
- Resolved, That the committee on Fire
* Department be instructed to advertise for 8
1 bida for a brick hose house, same style as J ^
? the Atlantic, to bo erected on the city (
3 property on* Jacob street, Eighth ward,
1 bids to be submitted to Council. Rejected. 1
Adjourned. 1
F1R*T JIRANCII.
5 At the regular monthly meeting last |
b nigbt, the following members answered >
B at roll call, ami in the absence of the (
Mayor, Mr. Blair presided: Messrs.
0 Baird, Buttertteld, Bnco, Blair, Holtman,
f McAdams, Egerter, Sclmmbra, Wallace '
q j and Wilson. c
1 The minutes of all the proceeding
; meetings were read and approved.
J After the roll was called Messrs. liali, '
Carnahan and Cowan arrived. 1
' The report of the committee on Or- j
8 dinances relating to the construction of
" areas, cellar ways and steps was read,
B which provides for a tine t
of not less than one, or more t
than twenty dollars for each and every
olfence for constructing ?ueh areas, Ac., 1
without lirst obtaining permission from 1
t Council. The ordinance was read the
e second and third time and passed.
, An ordinance in relation to tramps, t
i, which provides that they may be granted
lodging and tood in the city
prison, provided they will sign 8
an agreement to cm form lo the rules, t
1 and perform the labor tequired from
him by the Superintendent. Head the
i third time and passed.
1 An ordinance amending certain sec- t
f tions of the city ordinances, which has j
for its purpose to prevent idling or
B lounging around store doors, Ac., was
J read and passed. ; I
b An ordinance lo amend and re-ordain I |
f the city ordinance in relation to rates of
> of wharfage was read and passed.
An ordinance to regulate the rate of
1 speed of locomotives and cars within the
B city limits, so that the rate of speed shall >
not exceed six italics an hour was read i
1 and passed.
The application of Carl Gauding to
f ; keep a eotfeo house on Market square was '
' ' read and concurred in. 1
A motion to suspend rub1 35, which ; |
'' nquirisall applications tor licenses to
t lav over one week, was carried,
h The application* of Henry C. Met/., '
t Andrew j. llosenfcldt, Geo F. Tappe, |
(' Lawrence lleller, for codec house license,
k ! were read and concurred in.
r The reports of the Street Commissioner
d | for labor done on streets and alleys for
o the month <>i Jure, and the committee
Oil directs ami *\ur>!% umnurr wilu i uII
commendations for the payment ot bills
therein enumerated, were read and oon- 1
s eurred in
A supplementary report of the com- I
>* imltee on Streets arid Alleys, in relation 1
to the area proposed to be constructed by
0 the People's Hank, and recommending
'I that the banking house be grunted per- 1
8 mission, was read.
e Mr. Wallace spoke against it on the j
i- ground that it partook of class legisla- ( '
J t on. It wus a species of favoritism that '
was very objectionable. It would be , '
d better to adopt'an ordinance granting
every citizen a right to build an area il '
> he so desired, rather than to grant a rich .
" individual or corporation such a privi- '
d lege. It looked suspic ious, and our legis- 1
lation should, like Cie-ui's wife, be'-not '
only pure but above suspicion;"' therefore I
he would vote against it.
,s Notwithstanding Mr. Wallace's objec- '
tious the action of the Second llranch '
i- was concurred in.
e Then-ports ol the committee and Su- 1
c pcrintendant of Water Works, with i 1
' resolutions tor the payment of monthly
e hills and recommendations for reduc1
tioiis for certain water rents, were read
and concurred in.
v The application of John Uamsev for i <
3 license to keep u eoflce bouse was con- j i
-- curred in. i
c The applicati -n of v'hri-t'an Wagner j
n for license to keep an ordinary wa-dis j
y cu-sed at sonic length and the granting i
d of it was opposed on the ground that the ,
n stand had been u collee bouse for u nutn- J
- ber of year?, and that it did not seem
necessary for an ordinary at that point j
> so the action of the Second Branch was
t uon-cancurri d in.
h The rejort of the finance committee j
] with recommendation lor the payment of
i monthly biiis. was rt ad and concurre.i in j
, The rejiort of the committee on Fire
i Department, with resolutions for the
- payment of expenditures lor the month
1 of April, was concurred in.
e The report of the committee on Second
- Ward Market, together with the aee
J companying recommendation for a comj
mittee to jinvestigate the complaints
g I apHinst the .Market Master tor over-j
! char pes for rent of stalls, was r??J.
I The reslution for holding the market
j on Monday afternoons, ?-i- non-eo:.i
curred in.
j Toe rest oftbe report wa- concurred in.
s The Chair appointed M>..--s. Kgerter,
1 Wilson and Ilodman from this Branch j
as members of the ,J. inl Investigating ,
g Committee to examine '.he charges j
r against the Market Ma-tor.
The reports of the Superintendent and j
f committee on City 1'rison ! r tt no nth
, of April, aionp with the resolutions fo* '
| the payment of bill* enumerate.] t'.erein, [
j were rend and concurred in.
| "IDC* r?"jH>ri OI me CUQiUllwicUII un.ku
i w ih accompanying r<*oiutioi ? f?>r the '
| piymcnt ot lil!s ?Vj. wa? read un 1 con- .
1 ourred in. (
The report of tbo committee on Lights, ,
1 w th the accompanyin^ resolutive for t e (
paying the bill* enumerated therein wv
, I concurred in. <
> The biil <f Mr. McKadden forworn
j done in toe l'<-nir.suia *w concurred in. <
L I Also the hiii of Mr. M K. Hob!*, for
i moving rnonurueriU. w*? concurred in. i
The biil of Win. (jrabam was con
. j curred in.
i .A resolution that the committee on
j Capital inquire into the expediency <?i *
removing tneclock on tne Firet I'r by- J
terian Chureh belfrey to the cap Vol
J : build ng. vsj referred to said committor
; for report. J
, A petition !rom a number of
e of the Eighth ward to aborish the h<v,
1 ordinance, w?# referred to the coma??lee r
j i on Ordinance for report. }
i ' A number of bills reported by the
i | committee on Health at m^-tir.g of Cour.j
: ctl in February last were read for o>o- f
i currence with the Second Branch Jio
| action, was taken a- a rule adopted by
l | Council provides that if buainea* lie on
m MAT 10 1876.
le table lor three successive meeting
ithout any action thereon it is barre<
y limitation and must come up as nev
usinoes.
The resolution that the itaperintenden
f the City Prison employ the prisoner
j build a road fromathe bridge to the Cit;
Jcmetery gate, was concurred in.
The resolution that the committee 01
treets and Alleys advertise for carbine
.'ns concurred in.
The resolution that the Street Com
missioner be reminded to carry out th
rder ot Council relating to the layinj
f certain crossings, was concurred in.
Dr. Baird called the members atten
ion to (he fact that the city had beei
>aying the Exchange Bank interest o
er overdraft at the rate of 8 per cent
fhich was contrary to the provision c
he city Charter in relation thereto.
Adjourned.
? ^ ^ Ckkat
interest is already being mam
csted in the anniversary of the Chil
Irec's Home, to be held at the Uamilto
- - * - ?Atroniniv and h
'pera House iro-murruw ,
be hour of opening there will scarce!
e a ticket left. The tickets will be give
iway at anytime alter three o'clock tt
lay, at the music store of Adams & Li
as A quartette of the Disciples' Churc
hoir will sing choice selections of musi<
Governor Jacob is expected to make a
iddress, and the children of the Horn
vill engage in a number of songs, recitt
ions, &c. If our readers want to atten
ve advise them to get their seats at onc<
Lie member the admission is free.
Our German fellow-citizens are mal
ng great efforts to make the comin
Jentennial celebration on the Fourth i
luly a grand success. All arrangement
lave been completed, ,fcpd the diff'erer
ommitteos are wide awake attending t
luties assigned them. The committc
or the Third ward to collect funds to d<
ray the expenses, consist of the follow
ng gentlemen: August Kolf, C. Hes
Jonrad Aul and Julius Lohse. "We iiof
he committee will meet with liberal sui
ess, as the surplus will go to the Chi
Iren's Home, St. Joseph's Orphan's un
he German Teachers' Institute.
^ ^
More Horses Stolen.?About 1
/clock Monday night, a brown l.ors
ibout live years old, was stolen Irom tt
table of Edward Strickland, who liv?
his side of Haneytown. lless Stenar
vbose place is about six miles this side i
Haneytown, also had a horse stolen, ov
lently by the same party that capturt
stricKianu s annum. iuc mioco ?**.
ollowed as far as tho National road, bi
.hero, trace was lost. It is supposed th<
massed through Wheeling.
Waivkxj an Examination.?Yeste
lay morning James Fcrrqll was befoi
Mjuiro Caldwell, charged with havir
ittcmpted to commit rape upon the pc
ion of Annie Randall, the corn plainer
n the month of March last. The accust
AaiveU an examination, and the Justii
leld him in the sum of $100 for his a
pearance before the next term of tl
bounty Court to answer the charge. Ke
roll gave bond and was released.
- ? m IKON
KII.TOX.
Fulton. May 9th, 187G.
Editor*ol the Register.
Dkah Sir?Last evening wo had f?
the first tune in our place the pleasu
to witness an exhibition in .Mrs. Hoed
ger's new hall. Professor John He
itftor a seven years tour through tl
whole of the United States, tho We
Indies and Mexico favored us with h
inhibition of his skill as legerdemain i
the Pluck Art. His performances ai
really wonderful, touching almost tl
upernntiiral and greatly gratifyin
through his phasing manners. \\
have seer many magicians an
among thein the most reuowned of f*>!
hemispheres, but without flattering ot
ronng professor we must confess th
none ot them, not even a Dobler or He
man, surpass him. The enthusiast
ipplau-e, lasting until tho end of tl
performance, showed that all were high
satisfied. Professor Hess promised i
mother exhibition of his art, and we en
tssure liini that the hall will be still inoi
rowded than last evening. The pe
ormance will be duly advertised in tl
papers. Respectfully,
Kvr. Wit.vitas.
Mr. Hess i? h Fulton Isiy.
? ^ ^ ??
A Kakk Okkkk?A lino-toned, sevi
xtave l'mno, Kosowood case, carvi
egs, front round corners, nicely finislm
for $205. Can l?e examined at
Ai>au? Jc Lucas.
1227 Market St
?
All persons who value their und.
standing will buy their shoe* at the ehc?
shoe store of J kkry Clemkv*.
Thk
ladies' favorite Shoe i* the Sean
ess Side Lace. Go to L. V. Blond
11 :> "> Main street.
Mf..ht bargain* in the city in I)re
[>ood? and Carpets, and a very large su|
ply of the latest design*, and for the lea
money, just received and for sale by
J. W. Ferrell.
Cor. Main and Twentieth street*.
Spring Weak ll you wish to rat
n dey and get ladies', misses' and 'men
?b'*es and gaiters that are good and n
noddy go to J krry Clemens.
Lames' line Kid B<>x Toe Side Jxk
or UO at L. V. Blond's, 1135 Mai
tract.
11 you are sutiering with corn# or hut
lions try Cole's Corn Salve.
J. W. Ferkrl is receiving new goot
ind carpets daily and is film
hem nt ruinous Jy l??w price*. You ca
ave money in**n?.
m m ?
J. \V. Fickkkl i* receiving wl ope
115 s? j-plt-ndid stock of Dry Gooi1* an
Jar pet*. He u ottering great bargain
Haroai.vb in second band Organ* 1
-hcio * Music Store, Market street*
)ne Eureka (irand Organ - -IS
Jne Eatey, o stop, - - - 1*J
Jne Vogel A Hughe*. 5 ?U?p - 11
u "... 7
>ne Sbtib Organ, 6 stop, - - 11
" 8 " D
Joe Xi*>o A Uarnlin ... I
All in perfect order and good a* ne*
Vlust b? ond to make room lor our ne
tock ol Wood and Kttey Organ*.
Just received, another lot of Ladie
team!*-* Side Lace Shoea, at L. \
Blond'*, 11S6 Main street.
lr you want a line and nice flttin
jhoe, go to L. V. Blond'*, 11:4-5 Mai
reet.
?-?
For cheap ladies', miaaea' and cbik
e( ? Trimmed iials and Bonnet* go t
A.l\ Bacbrnan'r No. 23 Main street.
Caul at Togan, Li*t A Co'*. or Silve
ur Ode * Corn Salve.
- ^ ^ .. _
Foe Drew (roods and Carpet* go to
J W. PlUILI
p 1 wish to state to the citizens of Ceni
; tre Wheeling and vicinity, that I have
v j removed my Drug and Prescription Store
' to the opposite corner of Chapline and
t Twenty-fourth streets, and that my own
? time being mostly consumed in chemical
Y v/ork, I have engaged Mr. Kdward A
Abbott to take charge of the retail drug
i and prescription business.
[, Mr. Abbott will bring to bear a prae
tical experience of ten years, to see thai
- none but pure and well prepared medi
e cines are dispensed, and my customer
S can rely on his ability as a thorougl
preecriptionist.
i- Chas. G. Dwiqbt,
n ! Chemist and Druggist,
n Cor. of 24lb and Chapline streets,
., I Centre Wheeling.
?f;
To Suit tub Tim its.?Card size Pbo
tographs $2.00 per dozen, and other size
in proportion. The finest work made ii
i- the city at Hall's Gallery,
|. 1206 Market street, opp<isite McLur
^ 1 House.
y Ik you want a cheap Hair Switch, Chi
y or Frizes, in all colors go to W. P. Bach
| man, No. 23 Main street.
m m
h To Suit tui Times.?Card size Phi
i- tographs $2.00 per dozen, and other sizi
h in proportion. The finest work made i
? the city at Hall's Gallzkt,
" 1205 Market street, opposite McLur
n House.
e m m ?
When you want to beat them all i
l' Dress Gooes or Carpets eo to
d J. W. Ferrkl'r.
(3. Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
RIVER MWN.
C The marks at the landing last evenin
? i ndicated (i feet 9 inches in the ehan: c
I The salt Valley arrived and depart?
^ for I ronton.
| Tho Mallie Ragon ieft for Pittsburg
? j yesterday at 7 a. m.
'e ' The Courier departed lor Parkersbui
-* at tbe usual hour yesterday.
The Exchange from Cincinnati <
st route for Pittsburgh passed up.
,e j Tho Andes departed for Cincinnati i
0- 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
1- Tbe Carrie Brooks, en route for Zane
d villo, passed down late last night.
Tho Express is the Parkersburg pack
q to-day at noon.
Tho Granite State, lroni Ports mou
e '
J en route for Pittsburgh, is duo to-day.
Business about tho landing was brii
j yesterday.
' Ou and after Monday next the Couri
and Express will depart at 10:30 a. >
. instead of at noun.
d
[By Telegraph.|
r' Pittsburon, May 9.?River 4 feet
R inches and about stationary. Weath
y cloudy and cool. Arnvod?Etiiina Gr
ham, Cincinnati. Departed?Cam
Brooks, Zanesville; Exchange, Port
r mouth.
ro Cairo, May 9?Arrived?Fred W
son, Mew Orleans, Greyhound, Met
'K phis; J. 1). Parker, Cincinnati. I)
r- parted?Fred Wilson, Ohio river, .J. I
!(, Parker, Memphis. River 3d feet 3 i
chee and rising. Weather clear; me
cury tid?.
ce Namivii.i.k, May 9?River fallii
p- with 7 feet on the shoals. Arrived?'
to T. Hi 1 rutin. Departed?B. H. Cooke.
r_ Cincinnati, May 9.?River 10 fe
1 inch and falling. Weather fair ai
cool. Arrived?A. S. Turner, Pittsburg
Glasgow, Kvansvilie. Departed?Ho
son, Wheeling; Mary Houston, New (1
leans.
LoCISVIllk, May 9.?Weather war
and clear. Departed -Carles Morga
>r Cincinnati. River fulling with d feet
re inches in the canal.
|j. CVAMBVILLK, -May ? ? eaiII
8H cloudy till evcniHg, but now clear wi
10 winds Irom the southwest Kivcr risii
at a little with 14\ :eet scant on the iihu
m Up?Arkansas Belle, Ked Cloud, Chi
in Morgan, Sandy No. 2. Hnd Shink
re Down?i'orascon. Business very ligl
i* St. i^ouis, May 9.?Arrived?Job
g son, Keokuk; Bayard. Hannibal; Bigl?
Ohio river. Departed?Bayard, llan:
|(1 bal; City of Helena, Vicksburg; Joh
h son, Keokuk; Belle of St. Louis, Cai
*r bridge. The river has risen twenty i
at ehes, arid is now rising slowly. VVeath
f- cloudy and warm.
u- .
'wines and liquors.
C. WELTY &. BR<
re
r- Ulatlllers and Importers and Dealers U
le
| Foreign and Domestic Wine
n Liquors and Brandy,
d
** Gins, Cordials & Whiskie
NO. 111* MAIN STREET,
novlw VHKEUWO. W. V
P ac. H;YX?]MAN
Inr.LiiiAinr.,
.text door to the Baltimore K. R. Dep
i Im[MirtiHl nnti lh>mr*tlf Wlurt
? >?! ),lqiior*.
At 1'llUharxh Wholesale Prlc?-?. <>rd?
by mall promptly HtU-udtxJ to, uu<J goo
w ww lc<*d aeoure Iroin olwo-rvutlon.
p. Send for price hat. m
' HECKIVEI)
Another 5,000 pound lot of that clega
10 j improved
; Carpet Chair
The beet in the
" UNITED STATE!
%
a ; At the
fl Reduced Price of 28 Cents Whol<
d sale and 30 Cents Retail.
i.
I MKKC'HANTK,
it! W KA VKRS.
AND KVKRYBOD
0 I
,rt Are respectfully invited to cmil and
J EXAMINE IT
q | Alto a large stock of
0 _
? Fancy and Bane lie Dv
CandB,
m
Carpete,
Oil Cloths,
r., Wall Paper,
Notioni
* j White Goods, Hosiery, &c
At astonishingly low prices for cash.
^ Raa. M19 and MSI Main Si
i
. JOHN ROEMER
^nrr^AMPLKHTOAOKNTH. LAW*
LULL (Join hi nation Needle-book, wit
rilLL Chroaaoa. Mend stamp, f. P.OInci
New Bedford. Mass lebl
PLUMBERS. I
1 WILLIAM HARE, I
1 Practical Plumber and Gas Fitter I
1 WO. 3bTWELFTH STREW,
WHEELINQ, W.
Orders trom the country attended to as H
snort notice. surd
M THOMPSON & HIBBERD. I
PRACTICAL B
' and Steam fife I
1314 M tKMrr STREET.
1 Dealers iu all kinds of Lead, Mn>Utk, I
, and Oast Iron Pipes, sewer l^*, *'
1 Ihlntney Tops, steain and WaterOmZa
.. Hlplioti Pumps, Safely Nalv. s. luttiTuu
Sinks, Ac. Sole A Ken ts for the ^B
SPRINGFIELD GAS MACHINE! I
Orders from the eouniry promptly u;i#1 H
e apUl WHKKl.lNti, w.v.\. H
STOVES AC. I
Ranges 1 Ranges! I
?> .... B
Roanoke Range! I
The MOST DBMBABLS ptawet KH*m I
n Furniture In tin- nurfctt.
They take up less room than a stove. I
but have much greaterupaoh. I
Tltev are very heavy an.l , H
tlrsl-elarei style *tth V-T.t plty., H
Trunin
: Hot Water Fronts u?;Kc4 I
J if desired. B
We make them aitli bothhigh . H
,h and villi l?N
Reservoir* ^B
fall and see them, together with eared*. H
c tinted Arlington and other CM
" Ins Stoves. ^Bt
J JOSEPH UKII
So, 1-1*2.1 Main Mre< i
it
Slate and Marbieized Mantles
o^i'thcr with h VHtlel) ol kiioiI?( >. fluii? |^H
u|' ii Klro I'lufi1, cull In- toun.l *t
3. F. CALDWELL'S I
1,1 MANTLE WARE ROOM, I
-k
n " l5o; miiiu nirs-s'i, marl.4,1 h
U. K. Drpul,
,i., At thi'Signoitlii'UalvHnltiilIroinntL,, ^B
Work*. Alui h k?mmI MKMirttiii'iil ol ti w..
in>i | .uii
,, Cooking and Heating Stoves
<>r Aiiioux which la the, tully ei-lcbmm
* AKLlI>(iTO>, I
At MhI)uturtiithis 1Prior
''"I riD KooUnc hi..I ?nUMn><N||r*il., H
II- ^B
ulrrtlnrli
" Will ri-i-i-l vh pniinpi ?ll? iitlmi. Tin |<.
ii- j art> Invllwl to cull aiiil cshiiiIik <uir*<<- ^Hj
_ I ind work Im#mn? nurpliaalng dm
I w o arc prej-iiriil In ultrr liii'K*iii>.
j Kcpl.'ih It. !'.< AI.iihm.l
'* A t" U T ^ Km I"-!
ALiuii I O ii"
' money. Allan* I. h. Snlris l'?in ^B
<o.. Niwnik, N.J. in''-'* H
| >SM H(?MANi A Iir Mll'l. I II Ah*
n; | I No." Ilnw Hint mi m?> t?*
il- i mitt-Hint naln llie lull .mil it "iii -
lr. any penton iliej ch<m>*r iii<i .i,|i> I .
I' hi in |?i ? menial mi|iiiri mi nt mII ran j?.
M, fr?-f, by nail, (tor -? . marrlMK)'
Kulde, hgyp inn "i.h . I>r?
Mlllls III IJtlllis, Weilillll. Nlglil
Air. A quri'r iMMik. Aililn-? T. UJI.I1.4 M Hr
A CO., l'lllil IhIhth, I'll Ilitil ?-l |>IiI . DW i
Per K
Jh OoughH, Golds, Haur3"D? Hj
,* Andnll THKmATHhKahim. H
*" Well's Carbolic Tablets.
,,j i'nl up only in Kliic imiim ^B
A TRIED AND St UK Rl Mr.. H
... Kor tali' ny MriiKuM- Krmrtllr,
jiiIInmtiin. iiou-uuai a i <i ,1'hlu'l' i
II- ^B
"* \A/A'JTPn AUKYI* k??K H
II- *- * I ? U M lllity XmIiui*. I) l-ila," ^B
ri. In the world. Ii 111 fn I us : i ?!.? <? i?:|j
Envelopes, golden Pen, l'< ii i' ^B
Pencil, Patent 1 nr?l Miasinr. ii'l ? I
of Jewelry. Mingle pnek Uipin
? elegant <11)1(1 Stone slim IliitUn I*|)?|||,
-S'.flVe Willi llhM .III ll ] *> r> ^B
11.IK). TIiIn parkaki-Iih? liifii iitnili'1''
L. the pobllMei nr l(n.i?t k. ?ri?t ^B
? n-pri -i-Htcil wurili I lit* money. *? '
>1 given HWiiylo mIi Am nla. iiriuur* f "
ilKII'K A ID.. Hloielway, .Si ? ^B
nirjtii
? A Cup of Good Tea I
1 a noted KogfMi IViNhrn}' ^B
finer I i'ii I- 'I ink III H-?ialhai y 1 B
land; tin- .? ' n?*,pf?*eW) ^B
iiik III iii! 11V II I I I lll-l" I'll' 'I B
I lllll f ||?- If II sat Mil- i ' )? I' ' i" * '
In China, lltti) ?l thai kind going < ^B
_ niuiitrlm.
' The Russiau Tea Compaq B
nfTer In litis ni -rki I m I mi'i-l ,'?
llilaTKA. ll la aliroliiti I) I'' Kl
A Sent by mall, iif?-|Milii. I lb
1 M. u Ii.ai >j?, TV, I ii in-1 lie* ' ^B
r I ,w? /| vi . .. .
Dust &foam: i
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