The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-29
CITY CHIPS.

day OF disasters.
The educational mills will cease grind
ing for two months.
A NEW q. S. flag floats from the pole
on the Custom House.
TIE Stsmm House is to hay patent
elevator to hoist its guests.
The ability that some people have for
mendscity, would make an angel weep.
The knights Templsr hold a special
meeting this evening. See advertise
| ment.
THE Second branch of Council failed
to materialize last night No quorum
did 1t.
TIE Belmont furnace is now working
splendily and making iron OF the finest
quality.
ROBERT MARSHALL will address the
temperance meeting at Mozart Hall this
evening.
MYERS closed up his restaurant yester-
day. Hard times was the cause OF the
voluntary act
The Board of Commissioners will
meet in regular session Monday morn
Ing at 10 o'clock.
"UNCLE JOE STEWART treated q num-
Der Of the visiting clergy to ride IN his
handsome yacht last evening.
J.F. SIMPSON LETT last evening for
Petroleum, Pa, to recover his horse and
buggy that the Citizens pawned.
Four deeds OF trust, three release deeds
| and one deed in fee we're recorded at the
office Of the County Clerk Yesterday.
JOSIE KRAMER and his band returned
from Morgantown, last evening, where
he went to play for the Commencement.
ONE thing that holds out we'll during
the stringent times, and which never
makes al assignment, Is q 'squres shop.
THE st. Alphonsus Society is making
extensive preparations to celebrate its
seventh anniversary on the 4th and 9th
Of August.
The Wheeling Furniture Company
is having ware house built adjoining
the factory. Jacob Ritz has the contract
to build 1t.
ABOUT forty of the students from
abroad who attended Mt. De Chantal
last year, will remain at the Mount dur
ing vacation.
A DETACHMENT Of the Water Works
force are engaged In laying water piping
on EOf, between Sixteenth and Seven
| teen.h streets.
LAST evening fight disturbed the
quiet that prevails around the corner OF
Market and Tenth streets. Both com
| battants were arrested.
A SMALL child of John Deninger, re-
siding on Sixteenth street, fell down
stairs at home and received several
severe cuts about its head.
ALL the young ladies who have been
IN attendance at Mt De Chantsl during
the past scholastic year, left for their re-
spective homes yesterday.
The Standard man tried very hard to
get Kemple's "ECcentricities Of Eccen-
trio People" for yesterdays paper. Jake
could not see it in that light.
The remains of Miss LaughllD, who
died yesterday, will be inferred a. ,
| o'clock p. NJ. TO morrow, aud }. III. Stall
man at o'clock same evening.
The Mt. Olvet Sunday School will
picnic on the Fourth at Whites grove,
up Caldwell's run. The Wesley NJ. L.
Sunday School will also be present.
NoLTE, the young South Side thief
will have 2 hearing before Squire Mix
next week. Griflen will also have = hear
ing on Monday, before Squire Phillips.
TELL US not in mournful numbers, that
life is but an empty dream, for vssue Is
the thought OF man who would ever
dream OF keeping cool these days OF heat.
TUE Bosrd of Equalization and APP.
pesls met yesterday morning and did
some business, after which they ad
journed until Monday morning at s
o'clock.
THERE will be g grand Concert at
Frank Walters Two-Mile House on
Monday evening next. His commodious
dancing platform will be ready for the
occasion.
The jewellers are contemplating the
early closing movement. Let the good
work go on, and give the tired clerk
some rest and little while to gee his
Tabiths Ann.
ONE of Shsllcross' buses shipped a
wheel ut the corner Of Chapline a0d
| Fourteenth streets, yesterday. There
were several persons in the bus at the
time, but no one was hurt.
RIPE peaches are sold in market at
| one cent each. Before the season is
over they will be sold ut ten for cent,
then, our Jenks saya, he will purchase
SIX of the delicious fruit.
A POSTAL card received from one
of Col. MilIer's party, informs us that
the boys are at the seat Of war, and are
preparing to do battle with the vicious
reptiles that may interfere with the sur
vey.
VIEwEG's Orchestra will furnish
music tor the pic nc at Burners orchard,
| Csldwelrs Run on the Fourth and At
KOch's Hall on the night of that day.
On next Monday night they give q con-
cert at Walther's.
THE picnic train on the HempheId
road, which will without doubt convey n
large party to Cralg's grove on the
Fourth, will in addition 10 the regular
conductor have the guardianship o.!
Messrs. John Cowell and n W. Beck rs
masters of transportation.
SECRETARY BRADY yesterday received
q specisl from Rev. DR.. +. 7. Perkins,
formerly pastor Of St. Matthews Episco
pal Church. but now OF Louisville, Ky,
expressing willingness to hold sevices
at st. Matthew'S on the l4th and Dist Of
next month.