The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-24
SHALL TALK.
Cousiensed Notes Of Current Gossip
= En and About Gown.

MATINEE to-day.
BENEFIT tonight.
THEA.A. of l. std g. w. hop next
month at Turner Hall.
/ THE Sub Rosa social give select hop
at Germsnia hall this evening.
The Holman Sisters appear to take
well with the music.loving people OF
| Wheeling.
THERE is to be new grocery store
started IN Westwood's new building
Eighth ward.
SQUIRE BULGER, yesterday, oondeu
Hermann DIETRICH in the sum OF s5o 10
keep the peace for six months.
PRoF. VoLKENRATHs pupils will give
| a musical entertainment at the St. Al
phonsus hall, Monday evening.
THE funeral of Alfred KuDdrsdt, a
former member of the ST. AlPhonsus
Society, will take place this evening.
| NEXT Monday is the regular jollidca-
tioa day for the Hessians, and Will be
duly celebrated as "Fulderkirmlss" in
this city.
THE Fidero Society meets in Becks
ia ! on Sunday for the first time, this
year, to make preparations for the csrnl'
val season. .a
TIE A. Rolf boat club boys have taken
| Turner Hall of the Nail City boys
hands, and will dance there on Thanks
giving eve.
SUPERINTENDENT CUMMINs has I'm
isheC laying the water pipe on Fifth
street. and the sewer on the same street
ass been repaired.
b A WARRANT was issued by Clerk Oar
rsh, Yesterday, on complaint OF Harry
Smith, for Ike Smith, charged with VIC
Jaung the ordnance IN relation to clean
ing out cess poels.
THE Concert at the Fourth st. NJ. +.
Church, Thursday evening, will be no
,rdinary one. Prof Bassett will have
the aid OF the best musicians 10 the city.
Tickets only 25c.
The pile driver at the p, w. u Ky.
depot upset, yesterday, and was broken,
causing some delay IL driving the piles.
The damage will doubtless be repaired
and the work so on TO day.
YESTERDAY Squire Schultz made II
iced to DR.. Pipes, OF the Eighth ward,
TOT part OF coal lot No. l, fronting on
-,Eetzel street so feet and running 300
Get back. Consideration 800.
PROF. SEIBoLD, of the Turner's AsSo-
citation, informs Us that q number OF
active Turner's from Steubenvlle viii
.articIpate In the exercises at Turner
Hal! On the night of November lst.
A QUALIFICATION over the Ono cleo
non viii take place 81 Patterson's stone
mouse, TOUR miles out the Ohio pike, In
ew days. We understand that thirty
cntlemen from this city will psrtlcl
pate.
.CNsTABLE Pace, while hunting re.
Gently in the vicinity Of Stony Hollow,
near Sistervlle, saw 4 ghost at the head
. the hollow dressed III red. He imme-
1ate!y retui Led home, and mas sold his
gun.
YESTERDAY one OF Billy Campbelrs
al wagons broke down on North Main
rect. 10 front OF Dauber's saloon. The
coal was transferred to another wagon,
and the broken one logged off to the
wagon shop.
Nh. DILLON yesterday left this place
% sail boat Tor SLeubenville ut 8 o'clock
4. NJ, and arrived there al 3 p. NJ. Tar
wing three hours, he lett on the return
u 6 o'clock, ana arrived i'll Wheeling NJ
| II o'clock last night.
Mr. VIM. GRADE, u prominent Ger
nan gentleman oil the Sixth ward, died
- his residence, No. 25l4 Chapline street,
| IT 3 o'clock Monday Afternoon. He was
member OF Concord Lodge No. 10,
(. y. o. +. His remains will be inferred
av tue same order at 2 clock this even
ing.
The iurv.ln the Oppenheimer case,
ter having lasted all day, were taken to
ne Stamm House night before last, for q
square meal They are reported as the
eungriest and most voracious jury that
yer sat down 10 table, each of them
having sppetites similar to cross-cut
aw, snd cutting swath ut the table AS
hougb selt.raking reaper and mower
had passed over it.
An impecunious cuss yesterday made
application To Attorney. General W hile
| for aid, stating that he was out OF money
aud desired to reach Martinsburg. The
A,torney-General purchased = ticket for
ne man, and sent him on his way re-
rOlcing. But imagine his surprise when
e hort time afterwards the object OF his
charity turned up as druok rs a lord,
having sold the ticket To accomplish shat
end.