The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-11
CITY CHIPS.

ULSTER season still fingers around.
ONE marriage license recorded yester-
day.
YESTERDAY was damp and disagree
able day.
TEE Germanls's INDUCED in a dance
at their hall last night.
The Vigllant engine house is receiV-
ing a coat of blue paint inside.
The garbage man was on his rounds
in North Wheeling yesterday.
TIE Committee on Fire Department
met at the city building last night.
THE young bloods set their watches
by the Strssburg clock yesterday.
THE Supreme Court will convene at
10 o'clock, at the Capitol. this morning.
THE City Council will meet in regular
m onthly session at the city building this
evening.
THREE release deeds. one of trust and
one in fee, were admitted to record by
the County Clerk yesterday.
WESLEY NJ. E. Church will have q
cuff and flower festival on Friday and
Saturday evenings of this week.
THE German Benevolent Society gave
a grand ball at Beethoven hal, last night.
The dance was largely attended.
THERE will be a temperance meeting
at Parker's hall tonight. Good speakers
will be present 10 address the audience.
A NEW sheet roll has been put in at
the Crescent Iron Works In the place of
that broken last week. The mill is now
running in full.
SOME of our sportsmen are venturing
few dollars on the Hanlon-M Morris boat
race which will take place at Pittsburgh
on the 10th inst.
THERE was kind of free fight out the
pike beyond Fulton last Sunday alter
noon. Too much beer was the result of
several mansarded eyes.
YESTERDAY the Baltimore and Ohio
Railway Company placed large, five
hundred form, revolving kdoor, ticket
case in Babies Union Ticket Office.
The examination of the graduating
class of the Female College, yesterday
morning, proved to be very interesting
indeed, to the committee OF examiners.
YESTERDAYS rain put q stop to two
plc-nics, but did not seem to deter few
members of the Germanis Singing So
ciety from going down to Cresap's grove.
The boilers of the Top Mill will finish
,rly Inr,ns nraapnt upak The
nailers will work until the first of next
month, and then shut down Tor yaca-
ton.
The preachers of the NJ. 4. Churches
of this city, will hold their weekly meet
ing at Col. Thomas Horn brooks park,
and will be accompanied by their wives
and little ones.
EXCURSION tickets have been issued
By the 2, g. & st. L. Railway Company
in order to accommodate those who de-.
sire TO visit the North Manchester. Dun
kard Convention.
The thanks of the fire department are
due to John Speidel, Esq., of the livery
stable IN the Eighth ward, for his kind
ness in taking care of the horses during
the test of the United engine yesterday.
THERE are only sixteen families on
the Islsnd-the garden spot, etc.-who
are not the possessors of Bibles. From
what we see and hear every day, it ap-
pears that there are many persons in this
city who are wholly unaware that such 8
book is In existence.
YESTERDAY, while passing over the
suspension bridge, John Zane, of Bridge
port, stumbled and fell on one of the
bolts which stands above the foot walk
and painfully injured his head by cutting
cash above one OF his eyes.
A HORSE attached to soap wagon
fell at the corner Of Jacob and Seven
teenth street, yesterday, from exhaustion,
The owner seat away for q sledge ham
mer with which to kill the beast, but be.
fore the instrument was brought the
horse got up and ran of, Notwithstanding
the fact that several men had tried to
raise him.
The Committee on Fire Department
inspected the United engine in the
Eighth ward yesterday afternoon, she
having undergone thorough overhaul
ing and repairing, the test proved salts
factory. G. A. Stoker, Esq, a member
of the committee, invited the committee
and lremen to 3 bountious repast, which
was fully enjoyed by them, and a vote
of thanks rendered him for his entertain
ment.