The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-01
CITY CHIPS,

The Board of Commission ers meet
this morning.
TIE Court of Appeals has adjourned
until next Saturday.
HAIa yesterday morning, but not ota
damaging nature however.
WHEELING Temperance Union No. l
moves into Mozart Hall today.
The Board of Equalization adjourned
over from Saturday until tomorrow.
THERE is to be gas main laid on
South Penn street during the present
week.
The Snowman, Ali. Burnett, delivered
temperance address, at OTIS hall last
night.
BILL collectors are somewhat puzzled
TO know where certain debtors have
moved TO.
THREE deeds Of trust and one deed in
fee was recorded IN the office OF the coun'
ty clerk Saturday.
THE Cincinnati Sunday breakfast
Table was sold quite extensively on our
streets yesterday morning
A NEW superintendent, for the Top
Mill, has been elected. The lucky gen
.Ieman is j. II. McCurn, OF Bellaire.
LAST week one load of broken stone
was placed IN the mud hole st the inter
section of E,n ind Fourteenth street.
THE Frazier Pantomime Troupe is
booked to appear in this city some time
during the present month. Dates not set.
The Necktie social st Parker Hall on
Saturday night was largely attended,
and we learn the receipts were consider
able.
The stone crossing at the North and
South ends of the Second ward market
house have been neatly repaired by the
Street Commissioners.
TO-DAY Mes5rs. Thornburg Il Russell
open q new store at Elm Grove as sue
cessors to the firm OF w. f. Chambers ~
Co. Success, gentlemen.
EXTENSIVE arrangements have been
made by the Social Club Of South Wheel
ing for grand calico hop at hoch
Hall on next Friday night.
A SPECIAL session OF Council has been
called for TO morrow evening to consi er
the Garbage ordinance, and to let the
contracts for taking away the garbage.
THERE is call for meeting of the
stockholders OF the Wheeling Gymns-
sum at their hall this evening. lmpor-
tsnt business renders it necessary Tor the
call.
TIE residents of Thirty. street AMI
Jacob street, between Thirty first and
Thirty second streets, say they would be
glad it the city garbage man would pay
them visit.
Mr.. l. 5. PLANT, representing the
great rutlle house OF Merwin " Metz
ger, New York, is stopping ct the ot.
James. He is an atiable gentleman, and
well calculated to make friends.
The Sunday School Association of the
CITY will meet tomorrow evening at the
lecture room of the First Presbyterian
Church, for the purpose Of clecting OIL
GERS Tor 1873, and Tor mutual interchange
Of views.
AUcT1oNEER HERvEY, of Hervey,
Brit. & Co., offered for sale, last Satur-
day, the property OF Alex. Gillespie,
Mary Shlpley, Caroline Eberhng and
Frank Winship. The property was with
drawn for the present on account OF low
bids.
HUGO Loos has removed his cigar fac
tory ard cigar ore from his old stand
on Twelfth street, where he has done
business tor the past nine years, to l22S
Market street, where he has fine lot OF
goods.
A LETTER of inquiry was sent
to Postmaster Rowling, by John Oil
yer, of West lebanon, Indiana coun-
ty, Pa, asking the whereabouts OF Jllls
and Rebecca HayCcck. The letter states
that money has been left by Il deceased
sister, for the parties mentioned.
THE body of Robert P. Wilson late
Major in the U. S. army, arrived N the
city Saturday, via the p. w. u Ky. road
The remains were met st the depot by
number OF She members Of the Bates
Lodge No. SO a. f. Il NJ, and escorted
to the residence oil captain Ahure"
Wilson, Souln 9iae.
We understand thst among the I'M
provemcnts to be made a. st. Alphonsus
Church will be an entire set OF new
stained windows. When all the repairs
shall have been completed, st. Alphonsus
will be tho most handsomely furnished
inside OF any C"Ino'c church IN Ihe Guy
LAST Saturday George Q. Black, City
Collector was before Judge Crsnmer, o
the Municipal Court, in the case OF \. y
d. Ii. Chambers vs.. Smith " Co., judy
ment debtor, to answer suggestion. The
case was postponed until next Thursday
ut which time Mr.. Black Will make tut
statement relative to this case.
The beardIass Standard scribe, who If
of light bu!c ard lar complexion,
stumbled upon an interesting i'm. II
the shape OF old rates NJ the county
Clerks office last Saturday, "hIe rum
msging amongst the musty tones OF thai
offices. The stumble must nave injured
the scribe, from all appearances yesterday