The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
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transfnr for Yesterday.

YESTERDAY was beautiful spring
day.
TIE spring bonnet is built altitude
UNI.
THERE are still two cases of smallpox
on the Island.
THE "Meds" will meet at the office OF
DR.. Ward this evening.
ALT. BURNETT will make faces at the
Washington Hall tonight.
THE railroad investigating committee
will meet at the Capitol to-day.
ANOTHER car will be put on the Elm
Grove street railway next week.
SPACE is abundant in the local columns
of the enterprising twilight journal.
ONE marriage license admitted to
record at the Clerks office, yesterday
THE csnvassers for Callin's new direc-
tory, will begin work Monday m orning.
THE Lindsey boys will give an enter
tainment this evening at their school
hall.
THE Schultz Light Guards had their
regular weekly drill at their armory last
night.
BRYAYT's M1NsTRELs have been
booked for the Opera House on the 18th
and Goth.
FOUR deeds of trust, one of release and
one IN fee were recorded at the Clerk 5
office yesterday.
TIE Bazaar st the Third ward school
house yesterday afternoon and evening
was well attended.
WIN. RAIL, formerly tlme-keeper at
the Arlington Stove Works, is out of the
employment of that firm at present;
Mr.. H. HANGaE, late OF Pittsburgh,
Pa, is about to open bakery and con-
fectIorery store in Centre Wheeling.
THERE is to be an election Of officers
for the Zane street NJ. f. Church Sun
day school at the lecture room of that
church this evening.
Mr.. JOHN NOLAN has received the
contract for furnishing coal tor one year
to the Ohio Valley Iron Works at
MoundsvilIe, w. Va.
TIE calico hop of the Social Club will
be held at Koch's Hall tonight. Birch
will furnish the music. The supper will
be one of Charley Koch'5 best.
THE Belmont team ran Oft in South
Wheeling last evening. Mr.. Fisher. the
driver, was thrown violently TO the
ground, cutting his eye severely.
YESTERDAY Messrs. Bell & Go. of the
Arlington Stove Works, were engaged
in loading T., w. Il KY. freight car
with stove2, for shipment to the West.
LANE end Glasscock, of the deiuncL
Standard base ball club, play this season
with the Allegheny club. The former
plays right field, and the latter change
catcher.
TOMMY OWENS shipped thirty.fve
dozen bottles of ale by railroad and
boat Yesterday. This is the largest ship
ment be has made in any one day since
May, 1877.
JAMES REED is having MS house at
Pleasant Valley neatly repaired by
painting, paperlng and having new
floors put IN it. The house is to be occu-
pied in May.
TEE speclsl committee appointed by
the Board of Commissioner to examine
into the proprietY of rebuilding the
bridge at the Steenrod mansion will view
the ground to-day.
HEREAFTER the United States Inter-
nal Revenue Flag and the Stars and
Stripes Will float from the top OF the
Custom House in this oItY, from O'Clock
A. NJ. until 3 0 clock P. NJ.
The Board of Equalization met yester-
day morning and transacted some bust
ness and then adjourned until 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning, after which time
the Board will adjourn until next year.
THE North Wheeling Fishing Club
intends giving q select sociable to their
friends IS soon as the clubs boat house
will have been finished. Cockayne's
band has already been engaged for the
occasion.
The case of George Wallace alias
Baker will be brought before the grand
jury of Wetzel county, which sits to-
day. Wallace will still remain in jail in
this city until after the action Of the
grand jury.
IT was reported last evening that some
one had been put shore, just below the
water works, from moving boat, and
there LETT to die. 1t may also be men
toned that news was very scarce in
Wheeling yesterday.
THE water pipe running along Nam
street, east OF the Belmont blast furnace,
bursted Wednesday and is damaging
several of the cellars in the Parker Bros
block, VegIor and Warner buildings.
The attention OF the Superintendent OF
the Water Works is called TO this point.