The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-28
CITY CHIPS.
MOVING day next.

CITY CHIPS.
MOVING day next.
No MARRIAGE licenses Issued yester-
day.
TIE Committee on Whsrves will meet
this evening.
The Council Committee on Markets
met last night.
The Municipal Court has adjourned
until 10 o'clock Saturday morning.
YESTERDAY was another dissgreeable
rainy day, which was hard on pedes'
TRANS.
THREE deeds of trust and two OF Zee
were recorded at the County Clerks Oh
fee yesterday.
THE Board of Equalization still con-
tinues in session, and is transactlng o
large amount of business.
THERE is some talk of the &. & Z K.
r. Company relsying their road with
steel rails at an early day.
The five hundred acre farm of II. X,
List, located near Burton, was recently
sold by Mr.. List for $4,000.
Two hundred sacks of wool were
shipped by II. X. List to New York,
via the p. w. 81 Ky, Tuedsay.
THERE will be meeting of the stock
holders of the F., w. Il Ky. railroad at
their office, at 80 o'clock today.
THE city's orphans, the inmates of the
workhouse, We mean, will be put to work
at improving the city cemetery to-day.
THERE is to be q church social, with
musical and literary exercises, at the
Zane Street M. L. Church, this evening.
TODAY Captain Ripley, City Ser
gesnt, will sell, at Smith Il Co.'s brewery,
East Wheeling, 10. OF ale and other
effects.
SQUIRE CALDWELL Is having his office
enlarged, as his business is increasing to
such an extent that an enlargement is
necessary.
A DETACHMENT of Street Commits
sioner Whytes force put in about eighty
feet of sewerage in the city cemetery
yesterday.
THERE is to be reading and spelling
contest by the pupils of the First ward
school at the North Street NJ. Il. Church,
tomorrow evening.
THE country people near Burton can
get ready to gather the limbs from the
tree on which John Wallace was hanged,
MS they will bring good prices from the
curious.
YESTERDAY auctioneer Hervey, OF
Hervey, Britt Il Co., disposed OF two
shares of the National Bank OF West
Virginia at $ll0 per share, par value be-
ing 500.
The familiar house.ay ls quietly creep
ing around. Shortly he will begin TO
climb up the side Of your coffee or tes
cup and help himself, unsolicited, to the
beverage.
THE funeral of the late Capt. Mason
took place from his residence, yesterday,
and was largely attended. The inter-
ment was in the family grave yard near
Boggs' Run.
YESTERDAY wagon loaded with
crockery came TO grief by breaking q
wheel at the corner of Jacob and Six
teenth streets. The wheel was broken
by the street car track.
Mr.. A. Nj. WALTERS new grocery, at
Egerter's old stand, is now tairl y under
way, us will be observed by an sdver-
tisement in the proper column. His line
of groceries is first class.
READING and spelling contest at the
North Street Nj, h. Church, by the First
ward public school, Thursday and Fri
day evenings. March 2Sth and 10Th.
English and German readings.
THE b. & y. K. r., Company have
removed their "belper" from Cameron
to this city, where it is attached to trains
and run direct through without having
to re.mske up the trains at Cameron.
OSCAR BURDATTs, of the Old Ex-
change, terminates to-day his connection
with that establishment by farewell
luuch. Oscars host of friends will be on
hand and bid him hearty goodbye.
THERE is q certain confectioner on
Main street whom, his friends say, is
much depressed in spirits at the loss of a
female friend who has left the city. No
dc ubt be needs the coincidence Of his
friends.
TIE Finance Committee of the Board
of Commissioners will meet this even
ing. Also the joint Committee on FL
nance and Roads this afternoon, for the
purpose of considering the amount to be
expended on roads this year.
THERE was public examination of
the German department at the Fourth
ward school yesterday. The classes
passed q very creditsble examination.
The German scholars OF the Second and
Third ward schools will be examined to-
day.
The Board of Equalization meets to-
morrow morning. The Committee on
Court House and Jail meets at 2 p. NJ.
Friday, aud Committee on Poor House
and Farm at 7 o'clock the same evening,
to prepare their work for the regular
meeting of the Board Of Commissioners
Monday morning.
The District School at Wells Bottom,
Marshall county, taught by Charles
Talbot, closed the winter session last
Saturday. An exhibition of two days
duration, of the scholars progress, wound
up the session, and parents and friends
were highly pleased with the result.
The Irish military company move
seems to be gaming ground, MS there are
several prominent young gentlemen OF
that nationality sspirants for the Cap.
tsincy. Among the sspirsnts is prom
lnent young coal merchant, who is high
ly spoken of for the position. We
hope to see this company organized at an
early date
YESTERDAY morning Officer STANLEY,
of the South Side, was awakened by some
excited person, who came TO inform that
functionsry that a real.living sure
enough mad dog was up in Caldwell's
field. The officer, thinking probably thst
lite was endangered, procured enough
fire arms TO kill dozen sane dogs, and
rushed to the place, only TO find that the
demented canine had moved his quarters