The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-09
REPORIORIAL PENCILINGS.

No marriage licenses issued yesterday
The Municipal Court conyenes on the
2lst instant. .-.....-.
ONE release deed admitted to record
yesterday. -..n ri
THE bonded debt OF the city amounts
TO 1916, 422 50. 9E.
SIX additions TO the workhouse
force yesterday. - -si' '--
THE Zane Street III. Z. Church is hold
ing a series of meetings this week.
PEDESTRIANS were crossing the river
on the ice at the Top mill, yesterday.
THE steamer Andes is lying at Mari
eta, where she stopped on her up trip.
DURING the year just ended, the debt
of the city has been reduced s42, 1898
The State Superintendent of Schools
will finish his annual report this evening.
A LITTLE child of John T. Cowl, OF
East Wheeling, is very Ill with typhoid
| fever.
THERE are number of cases OF scarlet
fever reported from different parts OF the
city.
BRIDsEPoRTERs enjoyed themselves
hugely yesterday skating on the back
| river.
Folks were gathering ice from the
Ohio, under the Suspension bridge, yes
!erdsy.
A stony" wedding in the Hebrew
circles will be celebrated at Neuhsusen'
tonight.
The Taylor Struder case is still pend
ing IN the U. s. Supreme Court for
writ of error.
TIE Eli Grove cars ran over the ex-
tension Yesterday, the first time since the
heavy snow OF last Friday.
The "Immortsl j. NJ did not lecture
last evening, owing to his failure 70
secure the Court House.
The stones at the corner OF Market
and Ninth street should be pied out oil
the way OF passing vehicles.
THE urilder cases OF lunacy in the
county Jail, will be shortly removed &c
the newly fixed apartments.
THE thermometer indicated nine de-
crees below zero at Citizens drug store,
in Bridgeport, yesterday morning.
The Peoples and City Banks have
paid the taxes assessed by the County
Assessor and Board OF Commissioners.
THIS weather promotes the business OF
our plumbers, who are more or less en-
gagged in repairing bursted MIGRANTS.
Mrs. CONRAD AUL, who resides at No
ll8 Fourteenth street, held ticket No. u
that drew the large doll at Neuhsusen's
THE Hebrew congregation will give d
grand charity ball ut the new Washing
ton Hall, on the 2lst OF February, Ii
completed.
Exit" CARSON has removed to New
Albany, Ind, where he has accepted q
position with firm that deals largely In
glass and oil.
THE Martinsville ferry boat has been
compelled to lay up on account OF the
| ice, and teams have to come TO Wheel
ing by way of Bridgeport.
THE Waverly give an entertainment
at their hall tonight. Martin will serve
one OF his finest suppers Tor the ooS,
| and Kramer will do the music.
The difference between the assess
ments of the Board OF Commissioners
aud the County Assessors of the banks
amounts 10 about $4,000 in taxes.
IT was Joseph Debold, OF No. 3 at the
Belmont mill, and not VIM. Trusx, who
made the big casting. The finished iron
drawn from the furnace was over l,5UO
pounds. Honor to whom honor is due,
MEETINGS are being held at the Bsp-
list Church, corner Twelfth and Byron
streets, every evening. and any person
who can spend an hour IN serious
thought and pleasant devotion msy DO
so by attending them.
The employees OF the Riverside mill
found an old horse close TO the factory
Yesterday morning, nearly frozen to
death. The boys took the animal TO the
furnace and warmed him up, and then
turned him loose again.
SINCE the holidays the freight business
on the &. u p. road has not been very
large, and the large wagons used In
transporting freight from the depot to
this city, have been transmogrlhed INTO
coal wagons, and are kept busy hauling
coal to this city.
The river mail will be closed at the
postoffice every Thursday and Sunday
evening, during the suspension OF nsVi
cation. The mails will be sent to
Mound,vile on Friday and Sunday
evenings, from whence carriers will take
it to offices along the river.