The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-11-01

Condemned Notes of Current Gossip
I1Cll w. and About Town.

day
SEBoLD benefit at Turner Hall to-
night.
THE Ohio River Commission meets III
Pittsburgh today.
FIVE bids have thus far been received
for the new police uniforms.
The plumbing business will lven up
when the cold weather sets In.
PALE FACED winter has nothing to say
70 such an Indian summer as this
Tax Board of COMMISSIONS meets IN
REGULAR session on Monday night.
ALL persons desiring can sign Muir
phyn tonight, at the Opera House.
The Supreme Court meets to day for
the purpose OF rendering decisions.
ONE release and three trust deeds re-
corded yesterday by the county clerk
Ms JAMES CUNNINGHAM will address
the temperance people at Otis Hall TO-
| night.
The county clerk issued twehty-one
marriage licenses during the month OF
October.
I'm RgED saws he's got silk umbrellas
that will resist the heaviest rain or snow
storm ever known.
AT midnight the prospects looked Ia
| yorable for whtewssh at the Ponce
Court this morning.
MIRA. GARDEN, of North Wheeling,
| Is having the old Homestead remodeled
and put In first class style.
A CAB load OF Export beer, consigned
90 Joachim Beuter, arrived in this city
yesterday from Milwaukee,
ONE hundred and twenty-tour cases
were disposed of before the Police Court
| during the month of October.
THE Crescent boat club will give
regular weekly dance, hereafter. every
Saturday night, at Notes hall.
THERE are rumors to the effect that
Col. f. NJ. Norton and others contem-
late starting up the old Washington
mill
CHAPLISE street property owners, be-
tween Twelfth and Eleventh, on the east
side. think the new curb bias been set too
high.
The bows now amuse themselves play
Ing on the Elm Grove turn-table just
placed at the corner of Market and
Eleventh streets.
A REGULAR old time "tatfy pulling"
match between the little folks took place
at MIR. Faubes, in the Seventh ward,
Yesterday evening.
ARRANGEMENTs are being perfected
.or a grand benefit ball for the Orphans
nd Childrens Home. Cocayne's orchss-
Ira furnishes tho music gratis.
AUCrIoNEEK HERvEY, yesterday, scld
the farm o. Ludwig Waegenknacht, Oh
Caldwel's run, consisting OF II acres, for
S31OO Phillip Hernstein was the Pur-
chaser.
BIDS for the erection eff a depot at
Weilsburg will be received at the office
vi the Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Ken
tucky Railroad Company until noon on
Monday next.
PITTSBURGH is still taking an interest
.. base bal and their crack club Is
wrangling with the Csnucks about the
,hsmpionship. The rifle team mania has
o. struck it yet.
LAST evening about twenty couples
>, sembled. at the residence OF Mr.. +. |
. anley in East Wheeling, and spent |
very enjoyable time dancing to the mu
ne Of T. I. Cocksyne's orchestra.
CHIEF OF POLICE RIPLEY has Issued |
ufders to his deputies TO hereafter keep |
be pavements clear on both sides Of the |
street, near the Opera House, and to |
strictly enforce the ordinance in relation
thereto.
IN its last sermon on the "Parson," the |
evening paper makes use Of the "fowery |
suI poeticap language OF 50 one-horse
hsll hole" Brother Hubbard, we are
tcui:hed to see the Day that you would |
60 such a thing, al
a PISTOL was fred off SEVERAL times in |
tbs alley in the rear Of the REGISTER
othce about ii o'clock last night, but |
thing could be learned as TO the cause. |
/, i, more than likely that an overdose |
whisky and "holler eve melted the
shooting.
One of Shalcross horses came near
breaking leg by catching its hoof in a
frog" on the switch esding up from the
Baltimore and Ohio road to the Rlyer-
5 de mil. Tho evil SD ould be remedied,
~ 1t is on one of the principle thorough
fares in the city.
THERE has been u wager OF keg OF
beer pending for sometime between n
Sixteenth street saloon man and an ex-
teEsive liquor dealer on Twenty .thlrd
street, to see who could throw q fourteen
pound stone the greatest distance. They
are going TO test their muscular powers
next Sunday in the woods, the result OF
winch will be afterwards known.
DURING the past two or three days the
wharf has presented live appearance,
because Of the large amount OF freight
which has been received and shipped.
The merchants are svsling themselves of
h. long wished for opportunity of
sending their goods up and down the
river. The farmers have also taken the
advantage of the situation and brought
their produce to market. But If the dry
weather continues business will again
slacken down TO its former state.