The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-22
NEIGHRORBOOD NEWS.



QUITE a lively time was had in Squire
Powelrs court yesterday, in the trial OF
Martin Seiber against the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, tor injuries received
last June. The case was tried before q
jury yesterday, for the third time, two ju-
ries having failed to agree upon a verdict
on the same case, previous to this trial.
Very serious and troublesome circum-
stances seem to attend the trial of this
case, for at the time of this writing, an
adjournment of the case is about TO be
had, on occount of sickness in the famlIy
of one of the jurors. j. B. Smith. Esq,
appeared for the company and Messrs.
Tallman and Rees for the plaintiff.
COLONEL WEIR, of Indiana, and Col
onel Wilson, speak in Bellaire on October
4th. Let there be Il large turn out.
REV. DE HAss, United States Minister
to Jerusalum, will deliver two lectures at
the NJ. L. Church in this city, about the
first of October. Due notice of the time
will be given. Rev. De Hass is pleasing
speaker, and his subject is II good one,
being his discoveries, experience, &c, in
the Holy Land.
CAMP meeting in South Bellaire is still
in progress, and great deal of interest i.
manifested.
WE sec posted up in the school build.
ing the following: "Go to Gorby's for
school books" 1t is simply an outrage
for our school board to allow the walls OF
our public school building to be used as >
bill board, for the benefit of any one indi.
vidual. We would advise Naylor X
Kelly to post up an advertisement also
and make the thing lively.
The Bellaire Street Railroad Company
put some of their cars upon the track
yesterday, and found them to work well.
They will be able to make regular trips
IN about ten days.
TuE parties who are here for the pur-
pose Of trying to organize company for
the manufacture OF rubber goods in Bel
lairc, are meeting with some encourage
ment.
The October number of Bric. 4 g.. Brac,
edited By William NJ. Farris aud viii
Warnock, ha, made its appearance and Is
II very crcditabe affair The selections
are good, and the original matter is GER
tuinIy above the average productions OF
the day.
TUE following is condensed report
Of the proceedings of Council at II regular
meeting held last night:
President DaniOrd called the members
to order at S O'Clock. All the members
answered to their names at roll call ex-
cept Carroll and Dunlap.
The minutes OF the last meeting were
read and approved.
On motion Mis-, Rosa Tigh was granted
permission to hold Il ball in City Hall Tor
the sum of - 90.
\ petition from the Third ward asking
Council to take the necessary steps to
open Noble street, WAS received, and
motion to instruct the City Solicitor
to take the necessary steps to condemn
the property sufficient 10 open the street,
was talked over Tor about half All hour
and then passed.
The petition Of Henry LancroE, ask
ing Council 10 take some steps TO drain
the alley back of his lot, in the Second
ward, between Guernsey and Belmont
streets, WAS referred to the City Com
missioner.
On motion the City Commissioner was
ordered tonotiiy the street Railway Com.
puny to conform their track to tine grade
ot the streets now in use ON all streets oc-
cupicd by their track.
Council was still IN session at 9:3OP. NJ.