The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-25
CITY CHIPS.
No transfers recorded,
EaG-RREAKING tonight,


EGG-BREAKING tonight
The Legend Of Don Munio this even
ing.
THE Pollyglots registered at the Cen
trial last evening.
Two deeds of trust were recorded by
the County Clerk yesterday.
COUNTY COURT will convene to-day IN
the office of the county clerk.
THE Board of Education will meet in
adjourned session this evening.
ONE marriage license was granted by
the Clerk Of the County Court yesterday
THERE was q large attendance at the
Second ward market yesterday morning
OWING to repairs going on at Mozart
hall, there will be no meetings held until
further notice.
A TWO horse wagon came to grief yes
terday by breaking down between Eight
and Ninth streets.
A PAVEMENT is badly needed or
Eighth street, north side, between Main
AMI Market streets.
The Council Committee on Streets
Alleys and Grades met at the city build
ing yesterday evening.
TIE bill board at the east end OF thu
Suspension bridge, was totally demoilsh'
ed by the wind storm yesterday.
The ladies of the Eighth ward are ar
ranging Tor necktle social At Wesley
Chapel on Saturday night week.
YESTERDAY was the sixth anniver
gary of the incarceration Of Taylo
Strauder IN the Ohio county jail.
The rain and wind did some httl
dams ge in and about the city yesterda.
by blowing down trees and fences.
CAPT. TATE, conductor on the "Pyko,'
made the trip yesterday morning iron
Steubenville to this city, in forty minutes
THERE is strong talk OF starting
JOINT stock company in this city, for tn
purpose of establishing new Sunds.
paper.
The wind storm yesterday up-rooted
tree in the custom house yard, and ais
destroyed the awning IN front OF Fisher
foundry.
A LARGE elm tree in Major Loring'
yard, out the pike, was uprOoted yester
dsy; also fine maple tree in the yard o
Alex. Cecil.
Now THAT summer has fully set in
the average pedestrian will have a har
time OF it lodging baby carriages an
veloclpes.
JIMMY HALEY and his brigade hav
plenty OF work before them n scrapln:
up the dirt washed down from the hill
by yesterdays rain.
PARTIES coming in over the Bsltimor
and Ohio road last night, say that ther
was no unusual storm along that roa
yesterday, although 1t rsined Ia tn
morning.
The rain yesterday so soaked the Tus
caravans railroad boys that they gu
work. They were streaming over &c
wards the city during the evening, sn'
were in fair way OF getting an lnterna
soaking before morning.
YESTERDAY, during the storm g
Leatherwood, John McFsdden was tosseC
around at a desperate rate by the wind
and finally picked himself up in mu'
hole, where he had been Tuth.essly de
posted by q heavy gust.
STREET COMMISSIONER WHITE re
quests US to say he discovered that poF
ton OF the stone brought to the corner 0
Thrty-sixth snd Jacob streets for
crossing were not up to the standard
and that he Il: once refused to acceP
them.
ONE Of the carts belonging to tn
Street Commissioners department brokt
down on Chapline street, near Twenty
fourth, Yesterday morning, and deposited
load of dirt where it was much needed
but was not intended to put any at TIN
time.
The friends of Rev. A. SchIeicher
pastor OF the Church of the Immaculst
Conception, will give him farewell re
ception at Convent Hall on Saturds!
night Among those who will be pres
ent TO add to the interest Of the occasion
will be Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Whitaker
Mr.. K. V. Ankle and others.
WILLIAM DIMMY, OF Pleasant Valley
will lead to the hymenisl altar Mis-!
Thesesa Klug, about the middle OF MAY
next. The ceremony will be performed
at the St. Alphonsus Catholic Church
South Side, alter which they will 20 Il
Mr.. Dlmmy's residence, where CRANE
reception Will be given them.