The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-28
SMALL TALK.


Condensed Notes OF Current 6Ossip
In and About Town.
LETTER Asr to-day.
No MARRIAGE licenses issued yester-
day.
FIVE additions to the workhouse force
yesterday.
CApITkL. location meeting at the court
% = a
FIVE cases booked at midnight for this
mornings police court.
To-Day is pay day at the south
Wheeling Glass Works.
p SoMY sneak thief eased Mr. }. ;.
Humes' chicken roost of twenty chickens
the other night.
REGULAR services will be held ut the
st. Mathews Church tomorrow, both
morning and evening.
The contributions of West Virginia
to the American Bible Society for the
month of June we're Sl5O31.
NIX. NEUHAUsEN is having erected at
his summer garden eight new summer
houses, to accommodate bis patrons.
THE meeting OF the -nsilers at outs
Hail last night was secret, and OF course
the press was not favoredIw with the pro-
ceediDgs.
TEE streets at Squire Schultz corner,
Eighth ward ls in a miserable condition,
and should be remedied BY the Street
Commissioner. EVt
Mr.. JIG. Baker, Land Clerk at the
Auditors Office, returned from DWinches-
ter, Va, last evening, bringing his
family with him.
PAY day at the La Belle mills yester-
dsy. The mill has shut down until Mon
day, after which time it will run single
turn tor several days.
AUcTIoNEKR HERvEY yesterday sold
the Robb property, Or Main street, occu-
pied BY Mr.. Graham rs furniture store,
for $4,000. VIM. Graham was the pur-
chaser.
AT Weisel Hall tomorrow morning
Rev. Q. Williamson, ofIthe church of the
Good Shepherd, of Chicago, will address
the Reformed Episcopal congregation OF
this city. s,
The Catholic Sunday School, OF Bel.
lsire, will picnic at Neuhsusen' 3 famous
summer resort on Tuesday next. Mr..
Neuhsusen will furnish the dinner tor
the party.
TIE Board of Regents of the State
Normal Schools will hold q meeting at
the Capitol building this afternoon, for
the purpose OF electing 8 Principal fer
the Marshall College.
IT was rumored on the streets, last
night, that United States troops would.
be quartered in this city, the govern.
ment having taken charge of the Bal
timore and Ohio road.
THE number of destitute people max
ing applications for aid at police head
quarter. is alarming. Many of them are
we'll dressed, and from their appear snce
are not of the tramp order.
The trial of Jas. 2. Hutchinson, which
was to have come of before Squire
Phillips yesterday morning was post
poned indefinitely on account OF Mrs.
Shipey being unable to attend.
THURSDAY evening last wedding was
cele brsted at the residence of Mr.. Ritz,
on the South side at which several
roughs tried to create disturbance, bat
the presence Of IN officer quieted them
ARRANGEMENTS are rapidly approach
ing completion for the temperance ex-
cursion to Pavkersburg on the 4th inst.
rhe object of the excursion ID to raise
money to purchase temperance library
for the South Side. All who are able
should go.
BETWEEN nine and ten o'clock Thurs
day night, near Schultz's corner, South
Side, "Poky" Schsfer, who had gotten
on street car No. 10, made some disturb
snce about his fare, which ne refused to
pay, but upon being made to pay
Schafer began to talk insultlngly to the
driver, who put HIM off the car.
REGULAR services tomorrow al the
Disciples church, Centre Wheeling.
Morning subject, "Scriptaral idea of
sim" Usual services at hight After
tomorrow this church will be closed for
one month tor repairs. A large attend.
snce of the membership, as we'll as all
others, is desired for these closing ser
vices. Seats free.