The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-01-29

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Two vases, which are supposed to have
been stolen, are in possession OF Capt.
Ripley, at police headquarters.
The Twilight Tio,nkler around on
Twelfth street, has taken new depar-
ture IN leading its local columns.
GEORGE RIGNoLD, the famous English
Shsksperean actor, will appear in two
nights engagement in Henry V. in this
city.
The young man McElroy, of Wells
burg, who cut his foot badly some time
since, is able to get around by the aid OF
crutch.
A WAGON loaded with bricks shipped q
tire of hind wheel in front of the post.
office, on Market street, yesterday after
noon,
THE Eighth warders still complain OF
the miserable condition which the cross.
lngs and streets of that portion of the city
are in.
VAAs' orchestra will furnish music for
the Turner's entertainment tonight and
the Beethoven Masquerade Thursday
night.
THE lady, Mrs. John Klevis, who fell
on the railroad track last week, was not
as seriously injured as it was at first
thought.
PRoF. JOHN DELILLE, the man that
never worked, nor who never will, gives
two or three entertainments at Bellsire
this week.
WE are informed that the Acme Now
ing Machine Company, of Wellsburg,
are going to build six hundred machines
the coming season.
The Sixth District letter carrier, Bar
ney McEntee, is on the sick list for few
days. Christ. Wincher takes Barpey's
place during his sickness.
JOHN GREEN, of this city, wants to
run foot race on the Island with Lewis
Harmon, of Bellaire, distance one hun
dred yards, for SIS or 500.
PARTIES in the city are negotiating
with Col. Bob Ingersol to deliver his
lecture on "Ghosts" at the Opera house
this season No dates as yet.
THE pay car ofthe Baltimore and Ohio
railroad company came into the city yes
terdsy morning, and went out on the
"raging" Hempfeld at 1890.
WoRKMEN were engaged in putting
up wires for the telegraph alarm at po-
lice headquarters yesterday. All it lacks
of being complete is the gong.
PERCY, aged nine years, son of Mr..
Robert Agnew, of South Wheeling, on
Saturday fell from the top OF horse car,
and was severely hurt about the head.
A LETTER from Texas states the fact
that William Clark is lying quite sick at
his home in that State. Mr.. Clsrk's
father lives in this city, above Seventh
street.
Mr.. GEO. ARKLE, the contractor, had
quite number of hands at work on the
National road yesterday, spreading the
stone which had been broken some time
since.
Mr.. john DIEHL, of the firm of Diehl
& Co., is engaged in fixing up the old
Mckay property for residence. He
will move into it about the first of
April.
The choir of the temperance jubilee
will be lead by Prof. A. Ii. Beach, as.
sisted by Mr.. Oscar Seeley. About fifty
singers have been invited to sing in the
choir.
WoRKMEN were busy al the Suspen-
sion bridge yesterday, putting guys on
the east end, in such q position as to per.
nit trains on the p, w. & KY, railroad
to pass.
A WARRANT has been issued by Justice
il. ID. Wait for the arrest of Anthony
Mozier, charged on the oath of Martha
Fletcher with bsstsrdy. Anthony Is q
married man.
PERSONS who wish TO see q model en-
CINE should call at the United Engine
House and ask Mr.. David Henry 10
show them the one of which he is the
custodian.
The police have succeeded in finding
a portion of the goods stolen from A.
Reymsnn's cellar last Friday night. The
police are on the track OF certain sus-
pected persons.
THE many friends of Michael Tracy,
Esq, will regret TO learn OF his serious
illness at his residence in this city. He
is brother of Kew. Father Tracy, of
Weston, w. Va.
TIE Leader mans criticism on the
performers at the charity concert last
week is severely criticised by many of
our citizens. Come, Chswles, be more
charitable hereafter.
WoRKMEN are engaged in clearing
away the debris Of the RUNS of Warren
& Co.'S refinery, which was burned last
week. The machinery and pipes have
been put in, and the firm will be ready
to manufacture oil by the middle of the
week.
YESTERDAY afternoon Clerk Thomas
Dsrrah issued warrants for two boys
who reside on the Island, and who have
been guilty of misdemeanors. The cases
will be brought before the Terrible" at
Police Court this morning
CLERK THos, DARRAH desires Us 70
state that he went, In company with Mr..
GoIdenburg, yesterday, to see Mr.. John
son, of the Sunday Leader. who denied
having told Mr.. Goldenburg that Mr.
Dsrrsh was his informant in regard to
the alleged Goldenburg trouble.
We are requested to call the attention
Of the police to gang Of boys and young
men, who copgregste on the corner Of
Thirty.third and Chaplain streets night
", and from about Z o'clock make it very
for ladies and even men to
pass. Their conduct and language are