The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-03
CITY GRIPS.
Hot. hotter, hottest.

ONE marriage license issued Saturday
THAT brick pile is still lett to adorn
Tenth street.
TIE Board of Commissioners meets
this morning.
A LARGE number of our citizens drove
out the pike yesterday.
THE officers OF the Andes will give an
excursion and hop this evening,
THE Supreme Court of Appeals will
convene In regular term Wednesday.
MAuoNY's brigade is still whiting
away at the Fourteenth street grade.
THE Sham Bsttle Executive Commit
tee will meet at the srmOry this evening.
THE remnant of the old Emmersonian
ClubSfailed TO msterislize Saturday night.
The military prize shooting match tor
a silver cup, will come Oft one day this
week.
FRANK WALTERS will open bis new
summer garden to-day at the Two Mile
House.
TYPHOID fever seems to prevail in the
city, as there is quite number OF cases
at present.
Two deeds in fee and two release deeds
were admitted to record Saturday by the
County Clerk.
SATURDAY evening officer Graham
locked up Henry Harris for insulting
lady on the street.
THE remains of man were exhumed
at Benwood Saturday, while parties were
engaged in excavating for building.
OFFICERS St. Meyers, Mahoney and
Robertson. put temporary stop to the
boys swimming in the creek in the East
End.
THE Emerson party will leave on the
''Pyke" train at 1907 o'clock this morn
ing tor Pittsburgh, where they will play
tonight.
THIRTY-THREE men have been chosen
out of the Wheeling and Cyrene Com
msndres, h T., to drill twice week
hereafter.
YESTERDAY was one of those days
that made man feel as though seat on
the North pole might hayes tendency to
cool matters.
Mr.. WARNER, proprietor OF the Nc
Lure House, has had large top light
placed over the Market street entrance
to the hotel.
The Jury in the case of Echsrt VS.. the
p, IL W. X Railroad Company was nd-
iourned over from Saturday ID this
morning at 8 o'clock.
STRAWBERRIES are plentiful and the
weather magnificent. Cannot some OF
our people give a fete ch0mPetre for the
benefit OF the CuiIdren's Home?
Ir would be an act of charity if the
Citizens Railway Company would cease
working some of the miserable string
halted stock!they now use on the road.
TAYLOR, the news depot man near
the postofIice, will shortly move MS
stand to the room recently occupied
by the Williams Bros, in Beck's block.
YESTERDAY the Sunday trains com
menced running on the HempteId. The
first train left at TAO o'clock A, NJ. and the
second at l:l0 p. NJ. The trains were run
out as far IS Point Mills.
WE are informed that VIM. McEutee
was not sent to jail, and thence TO the
asylum, but WAS sent from his residence
to the asylum by the interposltlon Of the
State and not county authorities.
SHERIFF TINGLE says that tax delin-
uuents must call at his Office and settle.
| II not ne will be compelled to enforce
the law, which will add costs, in many
cases more than the tax bills themselves.
YESTERDAY was confirmation day in
some of the German churches. There
were forty-twO children confirmed 1t ST..
Johns Protestant Lutheran Church, @nd
twenty-eight al lions Lutheran Church.
A "Moor" court has been organized in
Blackstone Row. W. j. w. Cowden is
Judge, II. IL. Pendleton, Clerk, Robt
Marshall, Sheriff, and George p. LInGh,
John marlborough and II. j. Husgus, {"
committee to get up the cases.
LAST Saturday Thomas Steele, former
! w clerk at the Mcclure House, but lat
terly clerk at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Pittsburgh, was not expected to live. He
was suffering with TIC typhoid fever, and
ms doctors had given him up.
On "Wednesday, juno 18th, Judge
FlemiD IS Circuit will be called, Judge
Jackson's Circuit will come up Monday,
June 10Th. Judge Brannon's, Thursday,
June Goth. Judge Armstrong;, Monday
June 24th. Judge uolL's, Tuesday June
18th.
CoNDRAY and Long, two jail birds who
robbed the residence of Alex. Rogers
some time since, attempted 10 escape by
digging out of the ONO county jail Oh
Friday, but were spprehended and put
in separate cells to mourn over their FALL
ure.
Mrs. METZ, mother of II. n. Metz,
ESQ, of South Wheeling, whose death
occurred very suddenly on Friday, was
buried from her late residence yesterday
afternoon. A large concourse OF friends
we're present. Rev. HenrIci, Of s..
Paurs Lutheran Church, conducted the
exercises. The interment was at Mt.
ZlCn cemetery.
A NUMBER OF the NJ. L. G.'s visited
the residence of Capt Lukeps, on the Is
land, yesterday afternoon, and partlcl-
psted in the ceremony of cutting the
large cske donated by the steamer Andes
to the First West Virginia Battalion,
last week, and which was voted to the
Captain Thursday night. There was
plenty to feed the company, and TO give
each piece tor keepsake.
Deaths DOtnSs.
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