The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-09
CITY CysiPS.

The Seventh Ward Cadets are to be
uniformed soon.
MuN1cIPAL Court will meet at ten
o'clock this morning.
TARIFF meeting at Etnayillc at four
o'clock this afternoon.
No marriage licenses issued by the
County Clerk yesterday.
WHERLIEG's beauties were we'll repre-
sented, yesterday, on the streets.
YESTERDAY and day before were
what old farmers call good sugar days.
The petit jury of the County Court
was adjourned until Monday corning
HALEY's hundred were engaged in
raising the dirt on Main street, yesterday
ABOUT 500 were cleared at the Eide.
Ito masquerade at Turner Hall, Tuesday
night.
THE Circuit Court will convene at the
court house on the third Monday Of
April.
AUCTIoNEER Heryey, sold of the ell
fects Of the Quigg estate yesterday, a
good prices.
WE hear that one of the most popular
boilers AZ the La Belle mill will be mar
ried next week.
ONE deed of trust and one release deed
were admitted to record by County Clerf
Woods yesterday.
OUT of the On. hundred and twelve
cases heard at Police Court last month
only twenty paid their fines and costs
FULL time is made at the Superior
Moving Machine Works. The firm ii
busy in making machines for the spring
trade.
The Top mill "knocked OFF, yesterday
81 noon, on account of certain repairs tc
the engine. Work will be resumed this
morning.
AUCrIoNEER HERvEY began the sale
of the books and stationary OF Joseph
Wilde last night, at his store, corner Q!
Main and Eleventh streets.
THERE was foot race INDUCED in on
the Capitol pavement yesterday evening,
between two Main street clerks for two
sweet potatoes. The small one got the
potatoes.
YESTERDAY evening there were seven
cars loaded with freight lett the city over
the new road. Al this rate y regular
freight train will have to be run over
this route shortly.
THE Wheeling Teachers Association
=, @
Third ward school house. last night
Nothing outside of the regular order o.
routine business was done.
The regular club dance of the Lessure
boat club will be held in Westwood':
Hall, South Side, tonight. A grand
prize clog dance will take place between
James Mckin and John Miller.
MAYOR SWEENEY caused a notice tobe
served on the La Belle Iron Works Com.
pany, yesterday evening, enioining said
company to cease operations IN laying 8
certain tramwsy in the Eighth ward.
THE 1885 train over the p. w. 81 KY
ro.d yesterday morning brought seven
cars loaded with freight for this city
The New York mails over this road ar
rive here about six hours earlier than by
the Old way.
The steps, hallway and aisles of Wash
ACTON Hall have been neatly carpetec
with Office mating, so that the audience;
may not be disturbed with the noise
caused by the impatient tew going cut
between sets, to get fresh air.
THE special meeting OF the Zouaves
last night at Msior Miller's office wa
one of the largest ever held by this com
psny, and it promises q good attendance
for the parade to. day. Next Saturday
evening was fixed rs the time for elect.
Ing n Captain.
LAST evening Officer Mshoney and
Constable Hamm put Mrs. Honore
Hynes, wife of Mike Hynes, East Wheel
ing, IN jail for an examination At IL
o'clock this morning on q charge of lu
macy. The case will be heard before
Squire Bulger.
The Committee on Streets, Alley:
and Grades, Street Commissioner, stree.
Scraper, and ali the police torce are
asked to visit q certain cess-pool in trent
of the door of No. 1860 Market street
and abate the nuisance, as II is begin
ming to emit a dreadful stencil.
The State Superintendent Of Schools
IS in receipt of letter from Louisiana
negro, who seeks information as to the
best method by which he can become q
student of law in either Bethany or Nor
gsntown colleges. To read the letter is
literary treat that one seldom has.
MANY citizens of the Eighth ward hope
that early action will be taken by the
City Council to provide large tlag-stones
at all tho street crossings In that section
where they do not now exist. Their ex-
perience with the mud has been OF ma.
iure as not to wish tor q repetition.
Council will merit the praise of every
one who crosses Fourteenth street at the
intersection OF Market, if that body will
only pass resolution next Tuesday even
ing, to have double stone crossing put
down. This is something that is much
needed as there is a great amount OF
travel done at the place named.
NINE shares of the new Central Build
ing Association No. 3 was sold last night
at premium of 80 per cent. 1t being
the first stock sold. Surprising the asso.
citation to run six years, The time cslcu-
lated, the borrower makes loan from
the association q. the rate of six per
cent. 1t is likely thought that money
will not sell at so small premium here
after, rs competition will be liveler.