The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-08
CITY CHIPS.

OLD Sol is beginning to rekindle MS
fires.
THE paper mill at West Wheeling
is undergoing repairs.
THE hook and Ladder Company were
out with their rig yesterday.
CIRCUIT Court and Municipal Court
will hold sessions to day.
Two new members we're taken into
Cyrene Commsndery last night.
THE Lindsey Cadets were out on the
Capitol payment yesterday evening.
The Council Committee on Streets, AL
leys and Grades met at the city building
last night.
CLAToR, of this city, will row Seibert,
of Pittsburgh, at Hates Rock, June 29th,
for 5000 aside.
THE Zane street NJ. +. Church Sun
dsy School will celebrate the Fourth OF
July with picnic.
SIXTEEN children will be confirmed
at the st. Jacobs Church on Chaplain
street. tomorrow morning.
The Camp of Foresters in this city pro,
pose giving an entertainment st Nelsel
hall on Monday, the 18th inst.
A NUmBKR of the VISITING Druids left
for their respective homes last night.
| The remaining ones will leave to-day.
THE memb ers of Pamela Lodge, |. o.
o. F., will attend the funeral OF Mr..
Thomas Mooney tomorrow afternoon.
TIE botany class of the Third ward
school went out, yesterday afternoon, to
| botsniZe Col. Thomas Horn brooks park.
THE annual flower festival of the
Fourth street NJ. Il. Sunday School, will
take place at the church tomorrow even
ing.
G1LHooLEY, of Pittsburgh, who has
been visiting Chris Siebke ever since
sham battle day, returned home yester-
day.
THE Schultz boat club will commence
! a series of Saturday hight dances at Ar
benz Hall tonight Birch will furnish
the music.
THE bond of John S. Cochran, notary
public. with Robert II. Cochran as sure
ty, was recorded at the county clerk
office Yesterday.
OUR Island friends were complaining
last night in regard to the utter darkness
caused by the lsmp-lighter not pltting
IN al appearance.
THos. DENNY, an employee, at the Bel
mont Nail Works, had his thumb
knocked out of place by getting it caught
in a belt yesterday.
A RECEPTION was rendered to DR.. A.
L. Dowler and his bride az the residence
of his brother, Mr.. VIM. bowler, near
Mt. Pleasant yesterday.
The Wheeling City Band will play
for the picnic On the Island Monday,
and for the St. johns Church picnic at
Zanes orchard July 4th.
A GRAND time is expected at the
picnic of the German benevolent 30.
ciety al Zane's Orchard on Monday next.
All are invited. Admission free.
THE Hudsons Cincinnati excursionists
made up nice sum OF money Tor the
walters of that boat. Capt. List pre-
sehL6u LhG huIOuuI w ILo "ai'O4S SSS'SA
day.
THE Children's Home account has
been overchecked at the Bank of Wheel
ing, 1921. The amount was made good
by prominent charitable gentleman OF
the city.
THREE teams from each of the mill
tsry companies in this city will go out to
Echo Point at o'clock this afternoon to
shoot for silver cup. The entrance lee
will be S. from each team.
The literary society of Point Mills
will give picnic to-day at Gaston's
grove. A large number of persons have
been invited to attend and to dance to
the music of Cocksyne's band.
THERE was q small war, yesterday, be-
tween the porters Ct the Mcclure and
Lingaman houses. The scene of the en-
counter was at the p, w. Il X. depot
Officer Defbaugh arrested both men.
THE Pittsburgh Sunday Leader is to be
sold on our streets. We are informed
by Mr.. Winsns that the Leader will be
brought to Mingo Station by rail and
then sent down to this city in skitf.
YESTERDAY Judge Melvin issued
warrant for q special term in Marshal
county, to commence on the 24th instant,
to try the long standing and somewhat
interesting ejectment suit of Peterson
against PerriOtt.
AN Hydraulic elevator, TO cost 5000,
is TO be placed in the west entrance TO
the Masonic Temple in the Washington
Hall building. This will be quite an &C
QUESTION as the flight OF stairs running
up to the lodge rooms Is quite long.
THE examination Of theiJunior class Of
the Female College yesterday afternoon
was very successful ore, and the men,
bers of the class showed Il great advance
in their studies. An account OF the
class doings will BIZ found elsewhere.
A LITTLE son of Mr.. William Weitzel,
who resides on Market street, between
Twenty third and Twenty fourth, fell
down stairs yesterday, and broke his col
lar bone. Dr. Tom o. Edwards was
called in to attend the sufferer, and he is
now doing well.
"PEANUT" SCOTT, the man with big
basket, visited the Steubenvllsns last
Thursday, and held conhsb on the Pot
ter investigating committee with the
Herald man The wise mems conclusion
hsS not been given to the public and
their decision yet remaineth mysterious
mystery.
WHILE playing yesterday little sen
of Mr.. Hennig, butcher of Centre
Wheeling, accidentally struck his leg
against q sharp iron spike and hurt him
self severely. Dr.. K. d. Cherry was
called in and dressed the wound. The
patient is now doing well.
OUR enterprising liveryman, Robert
Luke keeps hack always ready for the
accommodation of citizens who wish to
make business or pleasure excursions off
the street car lines, and which may be
found in front of the Mcclure House
when not engaged. Twenty-Five cents
Is the fare for trips inside the city lin
it.. George Tracy handles the ribbons,
and is careful and accommodating driver.
IT is rumored on the streets that Dana
l.. Hubbard, of the Standard, has eEgsg