The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-21
SMALL. TALK.
Notes OF Current Gossip
In and About TOwn.

In and About Town.
ONE transfer, yesterday.
ONLY one court in session.
HURRAH for the StandsTds-5 to q.
No MARRIAGE licenses issued, yester-
day.
No freight trains left the-cit yester-
day.,
Two cases for the police court this
morning.
A NUMBER of gypsies passed through
the city Yesterday.
The police court scored whitewas
yesterday morning.
SAILING PARTIES are becoming quite
popular on the river.
Extensive repairs are being made to
the suspension bridge
The Light Guards are sending home
for change OF clothing.
MUCH sickness is reported by the doc
tors OF the Eighth ward.
CONE down and see US and We Will
make it pleasant for YOU
The boilers ofthe-Top Mil will, in al
probability, go on next.mondsy
IT Is reported that the new factory OF
the Riverside mill viii 20 on Monday.
A BOY by the name of Jump was
drowned at or near Bellaire, while IN
bathing, last Thursday.
QUoIr pitching WAS INDUCED in yes
terday, on Twenty second street, near
Seabrights tailoring establishment.
THE manufacturing establishments Of
the city will cease work to-day on ac-
count of the cleaning out OF the reser-
voir.
The Champion base ball club, of
Springfield, will cross bats and kick dust
with the Standards in this city on Mon
day.
The ex-soldiers will meet at the city
building 1T 1880 o'clock this evening to
make arrangements for n soldiers re-
union.
THE repairs on the Third Presbyterian
church have been finished, and the regd-
lar Sabbath service will take place to-
morrow.
The Standards passed over the "tstal
eighth" all right in their game at Column
bus yesterday evening, and won on
score of to 4.
The remains of Henry Eberhng were
inferred from his late residence in the
Eight ward, in Csldwells run cemetery
yesterday evening.
AT the Fourth Stree: NJ. +. Church
to- morrow evening, DR.. A. Z. George
will deliver sermon on labor Strikes,
or the Rights of Workingmen."
YESTERDAY evening the quiet of the
Eighth warders WAS disturbed by dog
fight. The little dog chewed up the big
dog, and ali went on Ms calmly as be-
fore.
A SMALL party of our young ladies and
gentleuen propose going out to Mrs.
Beagles, Tuesday evening next, for sup
per. 1t will be delightful drive. The
neon shines, too you know.
a LETTER received yesterday from
Mr.. &. W. Jetfers, City Solicitor. states
that the Board OF Equalization snd APP
pess, have the right and power to lower
or raise the value of real estate.
THE Market street improvement will
not be finished this week, but the pro-
per.y holders between Fourteenth and
Twelfth streets shoVld make the neces-
arrar .omerts TO continue the work.
TnE "Tin-pan" brigade returned from
! McMahan's creek, near Bellaire, yester-
| day at noon. The boys have been spend
a. few days fishing ana hunting.
| They brought back sack full OF turtles.
THERE will be grand picnic ut Til
| ,onvillc to-day, and also game OF base
ball between the -Htnas, Of Etnavllle
and the Robert LyoLs, of Tlltonville.
Music by the Boston string band OF
Bridgeport.
THE case of the State against Mrs.
Margaret Powers, was dismissed by
squire Schultz Thursday evening, on the
| ground that the case was not proven
| Of sufficient criminal nature, TO cause
the detendent To b. put under bonds.
THa fishing party in Hsmpsbler
county have broken camp, Messrs.
He.ry OFT, Frank johnson and Mr..
Little going 10 Baltimore, and Capt
List and Mr.. Hornbrook returning home
yesterday.
To CAP the climax. 1t was reported IN
the city yesterday that there hal been u
strike inaugurated on the Elm Grove
raj way, and the cars stopped. Those
who live out the road and were in the
city at the time of the report rushed pei
nell to the capitol TO ascertain the truth
fulness Of the report.