The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-22
CITY CHIPS.

RIaNoLD at the Opera House tonight.
CoLoRED eggs were in fashion yester-
day.
TYPHOID FEVER seems to abound in
the city.
THE Board Of Education will meet next
Thursday night
ONLY sixty-eight indictments for gam
bling were returned by the late lamented
grand jury.
The Mozart Hall necktie socisble
which closed Saturday night melted
about Sl60.
New FoUNDLAND pups were sold in
market last Saturday, and brought from
SO to SO. 80 each.
THE Washington Presbytery will meet
at the First Presbyterian Church OF this
city tomorrow evening.
QUERY: If man with 99c store
can raise such breeze, what would fel-
low with 81 store do2
THE scholars of St Joseph's Academy
will give an entertainment tomorrow
evening It! their school hall.
LENT Is one of the things that were,
and hostihties on the ball room hoors
have already been resumed.
THERE is an old saving that should 1t
rain on Easter Sunday, there will be sew
en- consecutive rainy Sundays thereafter.
THE grand jury found an indictment
against Christy Farley, for breaking open
and entering house with telonous IL
tent.
OWING to the fine weather yesterday,
there was large number Of our ciLlzens
who aired themselves by driving out the
pike.
THE religious reporter OF the IatcLA'
geacer got his "passOver" badly mixed.
Come, Gus; you should not so to sleep IN
church.
HANDSOME prizes are offered for the
best lady and gentleman walters who
Will attend the Schmulbsch Guards Ball
next Friday evening.
A certificate of incorporation for the
Central Building Association No. 3, was
admitted to record at the office OF the
County Clerk, Saturday.
ONE release deed, one trust, one certii-
cate Of incorporation, one in fee and one
will we're admitted TO record in the office
of the County Clerk, Saturday
VIEwIas bard will play at the meet
ing of the Mm1nerchor Society tonight
at Assembly Hall, and on "Wednesday
evening for the Liederkrartz.
LAST Saturday "Crlspin," Reynolds
war "hos," hurt one OF his fore feet by
accidentally falling. He Will appear
"sllee samce" tonight IN Henry V.
THE Harmonic Gesangvcreins will
give a grand concert and ball ut Turner
hall this evening. Josie Kramer's o.
chestra will be present and discourse good
music.
Tue young men who were, upon the
information Of Harry Lowell, indicted for
unlawful gaming, held meeting ycster-
DAY, and secured counsel to defend them
IN their trouble.
The Wheeling City Band have made
extensive arrangements for their grand
benefit ball at Beethoven hall this even
ing. A very large number OF tickets
have been sold.
Born the Second and Fifth ward
markets presented greatly improved
appearance on Saturday. The attend
ance of customers was also much larger
than for some time past.
The excursion from Steubenvile to
this city over the p, w. & KY Sstur-
day evening, to witness the Bryant
minstrel5 performance at the Opera
House, was few in numbers.
AUcTIoNEER HERvEY offered the
Ebling property in the Eighth ward for
sale last Saturday, bat adjourned 1t over
until next Saturday, owing to tic tacS
that only $3.50 were bid on It.
THERE are number OF good seats,
outside Of those reserved for Steuben-
VILE, yet on sale for the RignOld enter
tainments, and rs there is no extra charge
for reserving, it would be well to look
after them.
WEregret very much to learn Of the
death OF Joseph c. Reeves, son Of DR..
Reeves, of the South Side He was to
have been married soon, and had pro-
cured his wedding suit, in which he will
be buried to-day.
IN conversation with Counsellor Geo.
0. Davenport relative to the Taylor
Strauder case, we learn that the writ Of
error allowed in the case By Chief JUS
tice Waite is made returnsble on the
second Monday in next October.
WE are requested to say that Louis
FeIsingor's boat is really not fit to row q
race in, and number of gentlemen who
feel an interest in such sport have sig
Rifed their willingness to contribute hb-
orally for the purchase OF new one.
IT is thought that Bishop Peterkin
with an assistant chosen by himself will
ill the vacancy at st. Matthews church
caused by the resignation OF the rector,
Rev. J. G.. Armstrong. With an assistant
the Bishop will be enabled to visit, when
ever he desires, otner parishes in the
State.
The grand jury that did the work are
as follows: Thos O'Brien, chairman
Robert Gibson, w. A. Wilson, NJ. l..
Off, j. B. Sheppard, NJ. Reilly, 5. \.
Prather, Joseph Werner, james Max.
well, James Reed, Stephen Clark, Geo
Bowers, w. c. Hsndlsn, A. L. jacob
and H. b. Miller.
CARDS are out for grand social TO be
gwen by the Nail CITY Boat Club, Fri
day evening next. The committee OF
arrangements are Ed. Knowles, John
Barrett, Robert Anderson. Thos, Thrish,
Ter and Robert johnson. With these
we'll known gentemea rs managers. the
affair will be Il success.
a HUCKsTER named James Wherry
VINO lives near Valley Grove claims that
on last Saturday he started to market IL
this city with large supply of butter
and eggs and arrived here with eigh,
dozen eggs. everything else having been
stolen while en- route He was fortunate
TO get off with himself.
SOME Of the citizens of the Sixth wsrd
would like to call the attention Of the
proper authorities to boat which some
times anchors near the Belmont cindel