The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-19
CITY CHIEfS.
The Bryant5 tonight.

OPENING of Neuhausen's Summer
Garden next Sunday.
THE Rignold excursion from Steuben-
vile, Monday night, will be large one.
TIE various church choirs of this city
are preparing extra m1sic for next Sun
day.
ALL find refreshments on hand at the
Summer Garden. Opening next SUM
day.
NEUHAUsEw will open his Hornbrook
summer garden to the public next Sun
day.
TUE soclsble and festival At Wesley
NJ. f. Chapel were well pstronized last
night.
one straw hat, the first of the season,
made its appearance on the streets last
evening.
HALF of Wellsburg have engaged
tickets for Brysnt's at the Opera house
tomorrow night
A. NEUHAUsES's Summer Garden at
Hornbrook's Park opens next Sunday.
Go with your family.
| THREE release deeds, three OF trust ana
two in Tee were recorded at the County
Clerks office yesterday.
The Council Committee on Streets,
Alleys and Grades yesterday begun their
annual tour OF inspection.
THE Izaak Walton Fishing Club, OF
South Wheeling, make their annual ex-
! purGipO tO the country TODAY,
TIE thoughtful patsr fa"'ilias will
soon have to put new hinges on the front
gate and soap the front door stoop.
MANY Of our citizens have already en-
gagged stale.rooms on the Wheeling and
Cincinnati packets for the May festival.
EXTENSIVE arrangements are being
made for the ball Of the Wheeling City
Band at Beethoven Hall, Monday even
ing.
The Parker Hall n. c. T. w. are pre-
pairing for q second Ncck.te Social, to be
| held at their hall on tomorrow night
week
FRANK RITTER says it was not his son
who plsy.ulIy struck little Harry Shall
cross day before yesterday. 1t was some
other boy.
The sale Of reserved seats for Henry
V, next Monday and Tuesday evenings,
will commence at Adams u Lucas at 3
o'clock this morning.
THE Gof Guards have engaged the
Turner and Washington Halls for Dec
Grafton Day. Nothing like taking time
by the foreIock.
/ GEORGE RIGEoLD and his wife drove
out the pike yesterday afternoon, and
expressed themselves much pleased with
our fAyorite drive.
The finest representation of al Easter
egg we ever saw was shown US by Helm
bright last evening. 1t Is a curiosity
well worth an inspection.
THE Black investigating committee
were to have met at the City building
last night, but did not do so on account
of failure TO get quorum together.
OWEN SAMMoN and Roger Glenn,
boilers at the Belmont Mill run race
in West W heeling tomorrow afternoon.
The prize of the winner is keg of beer
THE remnant of the old Standard base
ball club neld meeting last night for
the purpose of taking steps toward or
gsnizing a base ball nine tor the season
OF 1878.
The gas company had men at work
yesterday digging ditch across Seventh
street, in order to connect with the main
pipe TO supply Samuel kuglens resi-
dercc with gas.
Mrs and Miss Condrey, mother aud
sister of John Godfrey, who burglsrized
the Rogers residence recently, arrived in
the city from Pittsburgh and visited the
jail to see Godfrey.
LAST evening female stumbled over
brick on the pavement in front of the
Mabis improvement, and fell to the
ground, which resulted in several brulse:
but no serious damage.
Miss LIZZIE DEvlNEY was badly
scaIdcd by the upsetting OF wash boiler
of hot water yesterday. But for her
agility her injuries must have been more
serious than they even were.
The necktle sociable at the Zane Street
NJ. +. CuuTch, last Tuesday night, Melted
about SO, which vii be used in sup
plying a lot Of new books for the Sunday
School library attached to that church.
CAPTAIN BsNSoN's ferry boat, Jessie
b. OF BcLson's Ferry, will run until
O'Clock every evening on and after next
Sunday. 1t will start st $50 A. NJ. and
run promptly until the hour for quitting.
WHAT might have been serious fire
in Mrs. Zsne's boarding house corner OF
alley 20 and Main street was averted by
the presence of mind and energy Of MIR.
Sample, one o: the bosrders, night before
last.
HENRY CHRISTIAN is now having his
house. situated on the cas-. side of Main
street. above Seventh, torn down, and
will have it replaced by fine brick
structure. John Gray is doing the
work.
GODFREY WINZENREID, the iewsler
| has wonderful success In teaching birds
to whistle tunes. He has canary on
exhibition now, which he has taught TO
whistle one of Straus beautiful wsltzes
to perfection.
MICHAEL FALLEN, OF Moundsville, is
in the city on business, and reports Nc
Fadden's new hotel IS being one of the
incest of ITS kind in the State. The want
OF good hotel has long been felt by
those who visit Moundsville.
TIE Cincinnati Commercial says that
Nick Laberger, of Pittsburgh, and Eel
singer, of the Legner boat club, Wheel
ing, will row q race on the llth of May
for purse Of $500. We were no. aware
of Legner boat club in our city.
/ a HANDSOME set of gold earrings and
3 valuable gold breast-pln have been Sc
/ lected as prizes for the most accomplished
! lady and gentleman dancers in the prize
waltz at the ball to be given by the
! Schmulbsch Guards at Turner Hall on
evening of the Goth inst.
THE Wheeling papers speak in terms
of praise Of two very fine paintings, the
work of Miss Z sic Collins, of Barnes
| VILE, which are on exhibition at Hutch
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