The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-02-02
REpoRroRIAL pENCILINGs.

EsTERDA Was paJ'uay iot VIZ wy
officers.
THE fire department WAS paid of yes
teriay.
ONE deed Of trust admitted to record
yesterday.
THE Fifth ward market was very poor
yesterday.
Four additions to the work house force
yesterday morning.
TWENTY Migrants lodged at Hotel de
Wallace last night.
The tlnkling of the sleigh bells have
become quite familiar.
No transfers admitted to record by the
County Clerk yesterday.
THE Schmulbsch Zousves will have
an inspection next Friday.
TO-DAY Is the thirtieth anniversary OF
the declaration of peace with Mexico.
The Knight Sisters were
sleighed by "Hen" Shallcross yesterday.
THREE lectures will be delivered by
DR.. A. 4. Banning at Wiesel Hall, next
week.
The auction firm of Hervey, Britt IL
Co., is to be known as the "Stock Ex-
change"
The Elm Grove cars are again run
ming to the corner of Eleventh and Mar
ket streets.
The Main street clerks, not having
much to do Yesterday, engaged in gen.
eral snow ball war.
FoRTY-THREE deeds in fee and sixty
in trust were admitted to record by the
county clerk last month.
THE United Workmen are perfecting
arrangements for a grand ball, to take
| place on the 32d instant.
The Knight-Worrell Sisters troupe
arrived yesterday morning and are stop
ping at the st. James Hotel.
WHERE Is the Street Commissioner
InteLllgencer. Yes where is he2-Std'ld-
ard. Lost in the snow storm.
Four hundred persons have signed the
pledge at Parkers' hsll since the present
series of meetings commenced.
THE immortal 81. N" has arrived
town. lie will interview the Standard
staff to-day and demand retrsction.
The amount OF fines taken in at Pc
lice Court last month were less than
any month during the past eight years
MAIN street, between Sixteenth and
Eleventh, was short of race course for
the boys with their GETAWAYS yesterday
A SLEIGH containing four or five
youngsters was capsized at the corner oil
Market and Fifth streets, Thurday even
ing.
THE Episcopal Mite Society will meet
at tho residence CT Captain Andrew
Wilson, Southside, next Tuesday even
ing.
BoMBARDING some of the State officers
with snow balls seemed to be tsvorite
psstime with those who loaf around the
Capitol.
THE Board of Commissioners Of Ohio
county will meet in regular monthly ses-
sion at their usual place of meeting next
Monday.
PAT HALPIN and ex-Policeman Newt
Tracy had q fight yesterday, in which
the latter party was reported to have
been worsted.
The citizens had ample opportunity to
select place OF amusement last night.
Two theatres, one reception and a
masquerade ball.
The repairs at the Riverside Nail
Works will be completed tonight.
Work will commence on Monday and
continue eight days.
A FORCE of workmen were engaged
Yesterday in cleaning the snow from the
Elm Grove railway tracks on Eleventh
and Chapline streets.
THE remains of the little child who
died at No. 81, Alley 7, Thursday
morning, were inferred at the city cemc-
terry night before last.
A LARGE pile of lumber obstructs EOff
street between Nineteenth and Twet tieth
streets, and it is impossible to pass those
points with horse wagon.
THE Circuit Court for Brooke county
will convene next Monday for the pur
pOsc VI us OeluS VI sOhiV i1iAi OoA SeD
scrlption cases IN that county.
LUKE FITToN, as good practical and
square plumber as there is in the CITY,
has become agent for the celebrated I'M
proved Gas Machine and Dayton Steam
Pump.
REV. WELDING is still conducting the
revival at the North Street NJ. h.
Church. There seems to be much inter-
est taken, as many conversions are re-
ported.
THE item which recently appeared in
our columns, entitled "An Affecting
Church Scene" did not, we are informed,
take place ut tho Zane Street NJ. X.
Church.
The Board of Commissioners Com
mittee on Court House and Jail inspected
the Jail last evening, and found every
thing in that institution in comfortable
condition.
THE man Anthony Mozier, to whom
reference has been made several times
recently as being wanted by the suthori-
ties, has been heard from. He is said to
be at Bellsire, Ohio.
INSTEAD of boys meeting at the north
east corner of the Parker block, South
Side, and building fires it is the tenants
of the block who, by permission, we are
informed. dry certain clothing there.
The only article that has been found
by the police during the past week and
which could not be kept by the chief very
long, were the pelts identified on Thurs
day by Mr. Golden, of Triadelphia. The
perfume was memorable.
THURSDAY some misunderstanding in
dividual took the stone out of the box on
the end OF the toll-gate pole at the top OF
Wheeling hill, thereby letting the pole
down into the road, so that wagons were
not able to pass for several hours.
Deaths Doings.
Below we give in tabular form the
number of deaths that occurred in this
city during the month of January, 1878: