The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-09
NOT CONSIDERED.
NEIGIIBOKIIOOD NEWS.
BELi.AIRF.

THE Republicans Of the Third ward
nominated j. W. Carroll, last night, for
Councilman, and Robert Nelson in the
Second ward. They are both good citi-
zens but two slower men could not have
been well selected. The Democrats have
not nominated any one yet.
WE have been informed by quite a
number of prominent citizens and also
by number of our police, that the
Irish picnic held on Monday last, was
very enjoyable, aud one OF the most or
derry gatherings that have seen for
years, Notwithstanding what brother
Naylor says.
Mr.. WV. DAUGHERTY and his little
son Eddy, who have been in Iowa for the
past three weeks, visiting friends, arrived
at home in this city yesterday morning
on the $40 train on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. We are glad to see them
both looking so well, and give theIn a
hearty welcome to Bclaire.
BROTHER NAYLoR of this city, local
izer FOR the StandGrd, SAYS he had the
honor of throwing the first shovel full of
dirt on the Bcllairc street railroad. YES
terday morning. 1t may have been the
first that he had anything to do with,
but grey haired Irishman had shoyelcd
Il cart load before Naylor was up.
On Wednesday Of this week. ut :
o'clock in the evening, Mr.. Robt. Sherry
and Miss Mary Elizabeth Sullivan, were
united in the holy bonds of matrimonv,
by the Rev. Father Stiles, of st. Johns
church, of this city. The wedding was II
fine affair, bat the reception at the house
Of the brides mother was one that will
long be remembered by the scores Of per-
sons who were present. Over one hun
dred and fifty persons took supper.
The supper WIS prepared by Mrs. Jacob
burst and Mrs. STANLEY, and being
present We can speak of that supper but
not to do it justice. Such all and every
thing to make an ipicure glad and happy,
and outside Of the more solid yianiS
came forth wines and liquors of the
choicest and most costly kinds, and well
they made the hearts Of many to grow
glad and their countcnanCes to shine.
All this was but the intro
duction 10 more conviym enjoyment.
Every heart was glad 10 see the beauti-
ful bride so elegantly attired in flowing
robes of rich silk, led forth bv her hus.
band to take part in tho may dance and
all the bewildering pleasure connected
with the tripping Of the light fantastic
toe that followed, and well has Bvrou
said:
mo sleep till morn when youth and
beauty meet,
To chase the glowing hours with dying
feet
When we left hundreds eff our citizens
and quite large number from Wheel
ing were enjoying the whirl of the giddy
dance. Taking it all in all, it was one of
the most enjoyable occasions that has
taken place in this city for years. The
whole affair was conducted in the most
quiet and orderly style. The house was
oblazc with light from the street to the
root, and every one seemed to feel that
it was good for them to be there.
The following is condensed report Of
the proceedings Of the town Council, at
an adjourned meeting held last night,
July 5, 1873.
Vice President Criswell took the chair
at 6 o'clock p. NJ, and called the members
so order. +. b. Winans, Clerk. called
the roll, and all the members answered to
their names, except Mcs,rs. Morgan and
Rodewig. The minutes of the previous
meetings were not read.
On motion Of Mr. Dunlap an ordi-
nance entitled IAN ordinance TO levy q
tax upon the grand duplicate for city
purposes was put upon lis third reading
and finally passed.
The dog ordinance was discussed at
length, and was finally referred TO the
committee on Ordinances, on motion of
Mr. Dunlap.
On motion Council adjourned