The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-09-20
SEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Noues Gathered Here and There by
Register Reporters.
BELLAIRE.


TaE Hestherington Bra, Band bs,
disbsnded. General dissatisfaction the
cause
TIE Wallace band Las bseu ell gagged
to play al the St. ClsirsviIla Far, which
opened YESTERDAY
TIE Baron base ball club viii give its
first grand ball At Zilcns hall on Friday
evening the 18th.
K. II. ELLIEGHAM. runner Tor r. Z.
Egerter u; " aee,Ing, Wa in the CIT yes
terdsy taking orders.
JoHS RossER fell in ht near the
UEior street bridge, Yesterday morning,
and cut his head very badly. He was
carried home and cared for.
WILMoT, the proprietor OF the Cen
tennisl Hotel, will sell out MS hotel fur
nlture and fixtures tomorrow.
CHARLEY SEABRIjHT and Charley
Bingell, of Wheeling, were swinging
around the corners in this city yesterday.
MARSHAL DRUGAN arrested Il man by
the name of Robinson Tuesday evening,
for being drunk. He was fined two dol
lsre and costs yesterday morning.
THE Baron Manufacturing Co. have
been running tor some time past, day snd
nipbt in order to fill their contracts.
This is one of the Institutions Of the city.
A LARGE number of people turned out
last Tuesday evening 70 hear w. Fl. West
sneak. 1t is said that Mr.. West IS Re
publican candidate for Governor Of this
State.
FrAyK u DoNNELL, arrested Satur-
dsy b, Officer Mccormick for drunken
ness, was tried before jury last Tues
dsy. found guilty and fined two dollars
and costs, amounting to 1856. A part
was paid and the balance secured.
JACOB BURST, the live ard energetic
Union street restaurant keeper, who
never fails to please his customers, a.
WAYS has on hand the largest and best
oysters in town. He always fixes them
up to suit his patrons. Don't fail to give
him ,riHl, and you will be convinced.
*3t.
LAST Sunday evening Mr.. George
Smith Wa settug at y vii dow OF his res
idence, and feeling sleepy, recllned his
head on the window sill and went to sleep.
From some cause the sash fell and pealed
the akin of the top OF his head which
caused him to wake up, and at the same
time. thinking probably that some one
had struck him, drew back and struck
the sash with such force as to shstter 1t
10 pieces
AT the last mecti"g of Council, the
following business was transacted:
A petition from the citizens OF the
Fourth ward, asking for the appointment
of Henry Kemple as nightwatchmsn,
WAS referred to the Mayor.
The committee on Streets and Alleys
made report on the petition OF George
Zeolig and others, for sewer at
Thirtv-firsL and Union streets, and
| il was recommended that the
one now there be cleaned out Several
progressive reports were made by the
| same COMMITTEES TO Council.
THE committee CT conference with the
/ Baltimore aud OHIO railroad authorities
in regard to opening Belmont street over
the tracks OF said road, reported thai
they mad met Mr.. Quincy, general
manager OF The G. . Division, and Mr..
Reed, road manager, who objected to
crossing their tracks nj the grade, but eX-
pressed their Willingness at crossing said
tracks by bridge. The Council COM
mittee further reported that they had
agreed that an engineer should survey
and estimate for bridge The commit
tee was continued.
The City Solicitor rep ,rted lease
from Messrs. Sheet Il McGregor to the
city tor hail. to be used rs m armOry
ana drill room by the Light Guards, fix
ing the lease tor term OF three years at
Sl25 per year. The lease WAS thereupon
adopted
JOIN 5. EGGER, OF Steubenvilie, who
mas been in the employ OF the Singer
Howe sewing machine Company and VITO
stole watch from Mrs. Reese of Ben
wood, had hearing Tuesday evening
before Squire Pelly, OF Benwood, and
WIS held Ia the sum of $500 tor his ap.
/ pc france ut the next term OF court,
which conveues next Monday.