The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-09
CITY CHIPS,
COUNCIL tonight.

HE Booth excursion train Will Ieafo
here at 2 P. NJ. Thursday.
ANOTHER horse car is to be put on the
Elm Grove line this week.
The Atlantic engine house is to be re-
hoored with heavy oak plank.
The Zane Street NJ. L. Church will
have q necktie social Friday night.
THERE will be an entertainment every
evening this week except Thursday.
THE fourth term of the Wheeling
Kindergarten will begin to morrow.
Two deeds in fee and three release
deeds were admitted to record yesterday.
THE Council Committee on Fire De-
partment met last night at the city build
ing.
THE free schools of the city resumed
yesterday morning, after weeks yaca-
ton.
HEAVYWEIGHT has rebuilt his dry and
casing house which was recently des'
troyed by fire.
PEACH trees in North Wheeling were
in full bloom yesterday. This shows that
Spring Is here.
THERE is some talk OF arranging the
seats in the Masonic Hall after the fash
ion of the Opera House.
The little son of Mr.. John Cummins,
No. 23l4 Main street, who was badly
scalded on Sunday, is quite low.
THIEVES entered the hall of Mrs Hol-
liday's boarding house recently, and stole
some articles OF wearing apparel.
THE military of this CITY have been
invited to attend q grand military ball at
Msrtinsburg on the 22d instant,
The little child of officer Levi Bogard,
who died on Sunday, was buried al the
City Cemetery yesterday evening.
CUCUMBgRs and cholera have ap-
peared. Tomatoes and peas will be IN
market the latter part of the week.
JAMES HEPBURN, who was stricken
with paralysis Sunday, has been uucon-
scious ever since. HIS condition is very
critical.
THR fire wardens will begin, next
Thursday morning, to inspect the varl-
Gus chimneys and hues of the buildings
of the city.
YESTERDAY morning Messrs. Sheppard
and McFsdten examined the timbers OF
the Library floor, at the. Capitol, and
found them all right.
The Superior beer is having such a
large run that Siebke has employed an
other wagon IN order to make quick de-
livery to his customers.
YESTERDAY morning, horse and cart
tumbled over the embsnkment at the
conner of Water and Fifth streets. The
cart was all that suffered any injury.
ATTORNEY. GENERAL ROBERT WHITE
left Yesterday morning for Wellsburg, TO
argue tax case in the Brooke County
Court. The case is aGid to be a very in
teresting one.
YESTERDAY Louie Lingaman, proprl
etor of the Lingamsn House, was arrested
for selling intoxicating drinks on Sun
day. The case viii be heard at police
court this morning.
SATURDAY evening James Simpson
met with the accident OF iDiuring one OF
his eyes by lead water pipe breaking.
He was engaged IN repairing it at the
time of the accident.
ABOUT thirty applications were made
to the clerk yesterday for licenses to keep
ordinaries and coffee houses. They will
have to appear at Council this evening,
with their securities.
A COLLISION occurred between team
of horses and buggy and three empty
barrels, on ChaplIne street, Centre
Wheeling. which resulted in a broken
tongue strap and some "cuss' words.
THE following are the officers of the
Brass band recently organized IN the
Eighth ward. Mr.. Fred. NIeweg, lead
er; John Ray, President; John Goodwin,
Secretary and c, Vieweg, Treasurer.
WHILE at Washington City, DR.. Lin
derman, Director of the United States
Mint, presented, in person, a dollar OF
the new issue to Marie, daughter o!
Squire Phillips, OF North Wheeling.
THE card of Mir. Fred. Nioweg's ccie-
brsted orchestra will be found in another
column. Persons wishing the services OF
band will, by engaging this one, Sc
cure performers OF established reputa-
tion.
DR.. HALEY MCCOY yesterday paid
visit TO his farm, about TWO miles from
town, and made careful examination
of the fruit buds as far as developed. He
found them uninjured by the late severe
weather.
THE Centre Wheeling Guards are
composed of boys over fourteen years OF
age, and have their recruiting office at
262S Eof street. tseems that the mill
tsry fever is destined TO smother base
ball enthusiasts.
YESTERDAY, Auctioneer Hervcy. OF
Hervey, Britt & Co., offered, in front of
the Court House, twenty-five shares OF
the -E.na Mill stock, but withdrew them
as only $40 Is per share was offered, the
par value being 500.
HTHE Committee of Arrangements for
the ball to be given by Company "B,"
have engaged Was band for the enter
tsinment on the 10Th inst. This ball is
for the benefit of the company, and will
be the military event of the season.
THE Prcsbytery of Wheeling will hold
a meeting at the United Presbyterian
Church this morning for the purpose of
inspecting the records of the session. The
Ladies Missionary Society will hold its
regular annual meeting at the same place
1t > o'clock ?, NJ.
SUNDAY evening, while returning
home from st. Clairsville in q buggy, Mr..
McFsll came near being seriously in
ured by breaking the front axle of bis
buggy. Only a few bruises, and nothing
more, was the extent of Mr.. Metals
personal damage.
The citizens of the Eighth ward re.
Iuest us to note that Officers Bsum and
Thompson have been instrumental in
breaking up great deal of losfng at
street corners, which was practiCed by
many young men in that ward, to the
great annoyance of ladies.