The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-13
CITY CHIPS.
ONE transfer yesterday.

ONE transfer yesterday.
PAYDAY ut the Crescent Mill to-day.
No marriage licenses recorded yester-
day.
LAST evening Mrs. Benz. Stanton cele-
brated her SEVENTEEN birthday, at her
residence.
THE superior beer has quite run, and
large shipments are being made every
day at Siebke's.
The Council committees on market
houses and ordinances met at the city
building last evening.
THREE release deeds, one deed in fee
aud one deed of trust were admitted to
record by the County Clerk yesterday.
THERE is much complaint Of the mud
hole now existing at the corner OF Nlr'
ginia and South Broadway streets, Is
land.
A STONE sewer is being put in at the
west end of the Zane street bridge, by
Andrew Long, for Street Commissions
Whyte.
MRS. S. S. KIsNER's opening of fine
assortment OF millinery goods continues
to-day. See advertisement in another
column.
CITIZENS complain that the toot OF
the Garbage Cartier'S horn is not heard,
IN opposition to the buzz OF al noylng
horsefies, as yet.
THURSDAY night Tommy Cocksyne
and his orchestra serensded DR.. Ulrlch,
of North Wheeling, in honor OF the Doc
tors recent marriage.
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, we
understand, has temporarily raised on
all freight going east. The object OF the
advance is unknown to US.
ABOUT 25 couples assembled at Goetze' :
Hall last night, and held private dance.
Prof. Birch furnished the music. The
supper by Goethe was very fine.
The "Pyke" company is having q
waiting room erected At Wheeling June
ton, near the Steubenville bridge, for
the accommodation OF passengers.
THE remains of Arthur Harold, who
died from the effects OF q sCgld at Rsy-
mann's brewery last Tuesday morning,
were shipped to St. Louis last evening
in care OF Charley Smith.
The Masonic temple was opened last
evening for the inspection of the public
Quite a number visited the new temple
and expressed themselves as much pleas
ed.
The l.. l. C.'s were out on 8 parade
Yesterday and gave the public fine dis
play of military training. The boys are
exceedingly well up in the manual OF
arms.
THE gutter in front OF Squire Schultz
residence at the corner OF ThIrty-th'rd
and Chapliue streets is being rePaved in
O thorough manner by Street Commits
sioner Whyte.
NELSON LODGE No. 80, 4. +. & A.
NJ e, boasts of having had the honor Of
initiating the first candidates in the Ma
sonic Temple, there being two initiated
Thursday evening.
The excursionists from Little Wash
ington and other points along the Hemp
field railroad, to this city last night to
witness the performance at the Opera
house were exceedingly few.
NEXT Wednesday evening and Thurs
day morning the Hebrews will celebrate
the Passover, it beng the highest feast
of their religion. The occasion will be
honored by the Hebrews as free people.
The Lenten offerings heretofore given
by st. Matthews Episcopal Sunday
School to the parish poor, will be hereafter
divided, with a portion for the Diocesan
Mission and the balance for the Bishop
to use as he pleases.
COMPLAINT was made to Squire Wait,
yesterday, by MIS-. Bridget Keenan,, that
vicious dog belonging to MIR. James
Killian had severely bitten her child, a
boy about SIX years OF age, and demanded
he should be killed. The case is set tor
trial to-day.
THURSDAY evening, Miss Amelia
Nuuge, daughter of Col. Jacob NuRge,
was united to George Reitz in the holy
bands of matrimony. Rev. Edward Noss,
pastor of st. Johns German Lutheran
Church, was tho officiating clergyman.
During the festivities, Josie Kramer SER
enaded the happy couple. The young
folks have our best wishes for a long and
happy life.